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DATA FOCUS ONE DISTRICT ONE PRODUCT SCHEME 5G ROLLOUT Venture capital, debt funding surpass Dedicated team set up to identify products Airtel intends to roll out 5G network 2019 levels as pent­up economic from 739 districts and devise plan for in key cities at the earliest, says activity and recovery chip in p2 export promotion p3 Chairman Sunil Bharti Mittal p7

Bengaluru Chennai Coimbatore Hubballi Hyderabad Kochi Kolkata Madurai Malappuram Mangaluru Mumbai Noida Thiruvananthapuram Tiruchirapalli Tirupati Vijayawada Visakhapatnam Regd. TN/ARD/14/2012-2014, RNI No. 55320/94 Powell effect: Sensex, Nifty at Malaysia lockdown may dent upcoming festival auto sales lifetime highs, rally to continue tain parts. We are also trying to Adds to the woes find out availability from the Sensex nears 57k, rupee gains 40 paise cent trading takes place in it. of OEMs that are stockists and directly purchas­ So, when it falls, it simply ing them at a higher price,” on Fed’s dovish stance; midcaps revive means that investors are buy­ already facing severe Chandra said. ing assets and hence pushing chip shortage According to Shashank OUR BUREAU prices and stock prices. Mar­ up its price. In India, the trend Srivastava, Senior Executive Dir­ Mumbai, August 30 kets are likely to remain posit­ has been that IT stocks rise S RONENDRA SINGH ector (Marketing & Sales), Amid the perception that ive and rising for the next one when the dollar rises since New Delhi, August 30 Maruti Suzuki India (MSIL), the stock market valuations were year at least. When people go their business largely comes The domestic automobile man­ Acute shortage of chipsets is demand and supply of cars re­ near their peaks, India’s short on dollars and sell them, from the US and other mar­ ufacturers, who are facing a driving firms to buy directly flect the semiconductor short­ equity index Sensex and Nifty they are usually buying assets, kets. But when the greenback tough situation following the from suppliers at higher price age. “This has been a month (Au­ touched a new lifetime high which are equities and other falls, the share price of com­ shortage of semiconductors, gust) when we had limited on Monday, thanks to the commodities,” he said. modity­linked businesses may have to further cut produc­ Shailesh Chandra, President, production because of the semi­ dovish stance taken by the US A heavy build­up of posi­ rises. tion in September due to lock­ Passenger Vehicles Business, conductor shortages,” he said. Federal Reserve chief in his an­ tions in the derivatives seg­ Metals stocks saw a sharp down in Malaysia, which is one Tata Motors told BusinessLine. Earlier this month, Suzuki nual Jackson Hole economic ment for August expiry was stick with the wait­and­see ap­ rally in India in the past few of the largest chipsuppliers. The Tata Motors has been man­ Motor Gujarat had announced speech. The Sensex rose preventing the indices from proach giving reassurance months. On Monday, the gains original equipment manufac­ aging the semiconductor issue three Saturdays as no produc­ 765.04 points or 1.36 per cent hitting the new peak for the that the easy money policy in the market were led by turers (OEMs) are now worried, at ‘multiple levels’, including tion days which hit sales. The to close at a record high of past few weeks and markets will continue this year with a benchmark stocks including as it comes at a time when com­ closely working with the tier­I company may go for shut down 56,889. The Nifty index rose regained their momentum smaller rate of tapering.” Bharti Airtel, Tata Steel, Axis panies are preparing for festival suppliers and co­ordinating for a few days in September too. 225 points or 1.35 per cent to post that expiry, analysts told Bank, Titan Company, Maruti season sales. with suppliers, said Chandra. RC Bhargava, Chairman, MSIL, close at 16,931. The rupee also Business Line. Spurt in rupee Suzuki India and Bajaj Fin­ The Malaysian crisis is adding The shortage of chipsets is so had said that it was not clear appreciated about 40 paise to Vinod Nair, Head of Re­ The rupee opened about 23 ance. Small and mid­cap in­ stress to the existing semicon­ much that the companies are how long the situation of chip close at 73.2925 a dollar search at Geojit Financial Ser­ paise stronger on Monday. dexes that were on a down­ ductor shortage issuesand com­ also buying directly from the shortages would last, and till against the previous close of vices, said, “Following a Last Friday, rupee had risen ward spiral for the past few panies may run into huge op­ suppliers at a higher price. things improve, production 73.6950. strong gap­up opening, about 53 paise to the dollar. weeks too saw a boost on portunity losses, running up to “Wherever possible, we are try­ across the industry would be af­ The Fed Chair Jerome H equity benchmark indices Anindya Banerjee, Deputy Monday. BSE Mid­cap index thousands of crores in value ing to see if we can optimise the fected with temporary shut Powell on Friday said that he maintained the trend Vice­President, Currency De­ and Small­cap index gained by terms. Sources in the industry use of microcontrollers in cer­ downs. would not rush to hike key in­ throughout the day in line rivatives & Interest Rate Deriv­ 1.72 per cent and 1.55 per cent said Mahindra & Mahindra is terest rates and continue the with the strength in global atives, Kotak Securities, fore­ respectively. Broader indices one of the biggest victims of bond buying programme at markets. Global markets cast that, over the near term, also rallied, outperforming this semiconductor shortage as Maruti to hike prices from the usual pace. “The timing strengthened as the anxiety rupee­dollar can trade with a the benchmarks. many of its vehicles are lying and pace of the coming reduc­ over the Jackson Hole sym­ downward bias within a 73­ Nifty Midcap 50 was up 1.95 idle in its factories for want of next month, 4th since Jan tion in asset purchases will posium subsided following 73.60 levels on spot. per cent and Nifty Smallcap chipsets. not be intended to carry a dir­ the dovish tone of the Fed The dollaris the reserve cur­ 50 rose 1.39 per cent. The S&P OUR BUREAU “Commodity prices are ect signal on the timing of in­ Chair. Jerome Powell stated to rency for the world as 90 per BSE Midcap was up 1.72 per Supply issues New Delhi, August 30 high since April 2020. For in­ terest rate lift­off, for which cent while the S&P BSE “Demand will not be an issue, It Bullish Bytes Maruti Suzuki India has said it stance, prices of steel have we have articulated a different Smallcap was up 1.55 per cent. will be on the supply side and is will hike prices across models gone up from ₹38,000 per and substantially more strin­ ■ The Fed might wind down its $120-billion monthly The volatility index fell 0.65 the only fear that we have. The from next month amid rising tonne last year to ₹65,000 per gent test,” Powell had said. bond-buying by year end, but was in no per cent to 13.32. semiconductor issue has been input costs. This is the fourth tonne now. Copper from hurry to raise short-term interest rates Binod Modi, Head Strategy the showstopper as far as in­ price hike this calendar year $6,200/tonne to $10,200/ Markets to remain positive from near zero at Reliance Securities said, dustry numbers are concerned. since January. In January, the tonne,” RC Bhargava had said.

Rohit Srivastava, chief ■ “Strong buying in midc­ap While we were dealing with this company had increased the Although the company did Inflation is transitory and driven mainly strategist, Indiacharts, said and small­cap stocks contin­ uncertainty, the Malaysia Covid prices by 1.6 per cent across all not specify the quantum of by durable goods sector and energy the Fed comments have cre­ ued today as recent correction restrictions kicked in. This is categories; by 1.9 per cent in price rise, sources said it will ated a weak dollar and refla­ ■ The pandemic is responsible for made risk­reward proposi­ just adding to the concern that April; and by 0.4 per cent in be in the range of ₹5,000­ tion in the system. “It is posit­ supply-chain bottlenecks tions favourable for we already had because of the July only on CNG vehicles. ₹22,000, across models. ive for rising commodity investors.” semiconductor issues globally,” Amazon writes to SEBI to revoke approval for Future-Reliance deal E­commerce firm proceedings, and the Supreme Amazon at SIAC, which passed Court has upheld the enforce­ an interim award in its favour. cites SC order ability of the EA order which Meanwhile, both Future Retail stalling the deal had injuncted inter alia the and Reliance moved applica­ presentation, pursuit and car­ tions with the relevant author­ FORUM GANDHI riage of the applications before ities, including SEBI and the Mumbai, August 30 the Indian stock exchanges. Competition Commission of In­ Amazon has written a letter to “Accordingly, we request dia, in January 2021. the Securities and Exchange your good offices to direct the Board of India (SEBI) requesting Indian stock exchanges to with­ Conditional nod to revoke the conditional ap­ preme Court, Amazon requests draw the o bservation l etters Giving a conditional nod, SEBI proval given by the market reg­ you to take all such action as is with immediate effect,” it had said, “It is observed that ulator to the ₹25,000­crore Fu­ necessary to comply with the requested. there are certain ongoing litiga­ ture Retail and Reliance Supreme Court judgment and tions/arbitration/legal proceed­ Industries’ deal. to further ensure that no com­ The row ings against the draft scheme. In a letter to SEBI chief, Ajay munications subsist or eman­ The dispute between Amazon In view of the same, the c om­ Tyagi, the e­commerce giant has ate which are at variance with and Future Group dates back to panies involved in the scheme cited the recent Supreme Court the Supreme Court judgment,” 2019 when the former invested are advised that these com­ order that stalled the deal. Amazon.com said. ₹1,400 crore in a sister concern ments on the draft scheme of Earlier this month, the Su­ The letter dated August 17 Future Coupon Private Ltd arrangement are subject to the preme Court upheld the in­ was reviewed by BusinessLine. (FCPL). As per the agreement, outcome of any of the ongoing terim award passed by the Amazon had moved the In­ Future Retail could not sell its litigation/arbitration/legal pro­ Singapore International Arbit­ dian courts to implement the assets to ‘restricted parties’, in­ ceedings involving the draft ration Centre (SIAC) in favour of interim award passed by Singa­ cluding Reliance Industries. scheme and/or the decision by Amazon. pore International Arbitration In 2020, Future Retail went any competent authority/com­ “In the light of the directions Centre’s EA in its favour , effect­ through a massive downturn petent court in this regard.” contained in the enforcement ively stalling the deal. because of the pandemic, for­ Meanwhile, Future Retail has judgment and the e mergency In its letter, Amazon said the cing it to sell its assets to Reli­ filed a fresh case in the Su­ arbitrator order, whose validity observation letters were condi­ ance Industries. preme Court to get clearance has been affirmed by the Su­ tional on the outcome of the This was contested by for the deal. At CavinKare, Next Gen to steer key verticals Founder to focus on innovation; children to ing at a healthy rate. He will as Chik India; then renamed be taking charge as the to Beauty Cosmetics in 1990 take on more responsibilities at FMCG major Group CEO and lead digital before being called CavinK­ practices. E­commerce will are Pvt Ltd in 1998. From then, OUR BUREAU am not retiring. I will be act­ also come under him with a there was no looking back Chennai, August 30 ive in the company focussing special thrust from Rangan­ with innovation­led trans­ The 38­year­old Chennai­ on innovation and taking athan’s daughter Amud­ formation transforming based FMCG company care of commitments out­ havalli Ranganathan, who is CavinKare from a personal CavinKare, which brought side the company,” he told looking after CK College of care player to a FMCG con­ the ‘sachet’ revolution in In­ media in a virtual Engineering & Technology in glomerate with dairy, snacks, dia through its Chik Sham­ roundtable. Cuddalore. food, beverages and profes­ poo, is restructuring, with its “The c ompany has grown sional care business. founder CK Ranganathan all to a size and we would like to Retail business With revenue of around set to make way for the next­ bring in a far more growth­ Ranganathan’s son Manur­ ₹1,700 crore, the company gen to run key verticals as oriented structure that anjith Ranganathan who aims to achieve ₹5,000 crore part of a succession plan. brings in sharp focus for started CK Bakery, will head over three years. The com­ Ranganathan’s children CavinKare 2.0 with thrust on the retail business pany will invest ₹800 ­1,000 will take over more respons­ innovation, e­commerce and that includes crore with nearly 50 per ibilities in the business while combined synergies among dairy, salon and cent of it on dairy busi­ he will concentrate on innov­ multiple divisions,” he said. the animal hos­ ness, which will grow ation, apart from devoting pital initiative much faster, said Rangan­ time to external commit­ FMCG vertical SANCHU. He will athan. If Covid had not af­ ments with organisations As part of the restructuring, report directly to fected the business, the such as CII, AIMA and TiE. the FMCG vertical is consolid­ Ranganathan. revenue would “Yes, it is a part of a succes­ ated and will be led by Ven­ The company have been sion plan. It is best to do it katesh Vijayaraghavan, Dir­ was first named more than when the company is private. ector and CEO, CavinKare, ₹2,250 This is also a prelude to the who has built a strong team CK Ranganathan crore, he planned IPO in a few years. I for personal care that is grow­ CMD, CavinKare added.

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BusinessLine 2 NEWS TUESDAY • AUGUST 31 • 2021 One-third of EDs of Nifty 100 firms Venture capital, debt funding surpass 2019 levels Pent-up economic took a cut in remuneration in FY21 activity, reduction in Covid cases and Uday Kotak, Mukesh Ambani among those and Bandhan Bank (16.3 per cent). strong recovery help who chose to forego their pay in full The median salaries for SURABHI Nifty 100 companies and top some firms declined in 2020­21 DATA FOCUS Mumbai, August 30 management saw an improve­ on a year­on­year basis. This in­ India Inc has managed to ment in their remuneration cluded Bajaj Finance (4.7 per weather the Covid­19 pan­ last fiscal despite the pandemic cent), HDFC Life Insurance (13.1 ANNAPURANI V. demic better than anticipated bringing the economy to a per cent), Hero MotoCorp (10.8 Chennai, August 30 but about a third of Executive standstill for at least the first per cent), SBI Cards and Pay­ The amount of venture capital Directors of Nifty 100 compan­ four months of the year. ments Services (72. 5 per cent) and venture debt funding into ies took a cut in remuneration Executive Directors who ector Sanjiv Mehta took a pay and Yes Bank (15.7 per cent), the Indian start­ups in the first in 2020­21. chose to completely forego cut of 20.8 per cent last fiscal data revealed. eight months of this year has Data compiled by primein- their remuneration last fiscal and drew a total salary of ₹15.36 “In the last year­year and a surpassed 2019 levels and has fobase.com on remuneration of include Uday Kotak, Managing crore. Britannia Industries MD half in the pandemic, larger lis­ recorded new highs. Executive Directors of Nifty 100 Director and CEO, Kotak Varun Berry saw a 7.5 per cent ted companies have done well According to data from Ven­ companies reveal that about 59 Mahindra Bank, and Mukesh hike in remuneration to ₹10.51 and that is reflected in their top ture Intelligence, 584 firms such persons took a pay cut last Ambani, Chairman and Man­ crore last fiscal, the data line and bottom­line growth. garnered a total of $20,084.63 fiscal compared to 2019­20. The aging Director, Reliance Indus­ revealed. Profitability has increased for million venture capital fund­ data for about 200 Executive tries Ltd. many of them due to cost cut­ ing in the January­August Directors from these firms was Kotak had drawn a salary of IT sector ting measures. CEOs and MDs period (up to August 24), as available for the financial years ₹3.67 crore in 2019­20 while In the IT sector, the remunera­ who have navigated their com­ against 495 firms attracting though some of them were ap­ Ambani had a salary of ₹15 tion of Rishad Premji, Chairper­ panies through these difficult $7233.29 million during the pointed or ceased to be on the crore in 2019­20. Both took nil son, Wipro, more than doubled times should be compensated January to August period last board in the middle of the year. salaries last fiscal. to ₹11.79 crore last fiscal, from for their contribution. How­ year. In 2019, 571 companies Similarly, about 17 of the 65 Others such as ICICI Bank ₹5.15 crore in 2019­20. ever, it has to be kept in context cumulatively garnered Nifty­100 companies for which MD and CEO Sandeep Bakhshi Median salaries for at least of the salary of the rest of the $8075.28 million during the data on median salaries was also took a voluntary pay cut in some Nifty 100 companies saw organisation as well. Top man­ first eight months of the year, available also saw a reduction 2020­21 although he still re­ double digit hikes in firms in­ agement needs to be sensitive much lesser than this year’s in the same in 2020­21 com­ ceived remuneration of ₹38.39 cluding Coal India Ltd (49.6 per about these aspects,” said numbers. pared to 2019­20. lakh. Hindustan Unilever cent), Colgate Palmolive (23.8 Pranav Haldea, Managing Dir­ Jatin Desai, Managing Part­ However, on the whole, most Chairman and Managing Dir­ per cent), DMart (17.42 per cent) ector, PRIME Database Group. ner, Inflexor Ventures, said post the pandemic­related slowdown in venture capital activity in the middle of 2020, there is a strong recovery due Two-wheeler dealers left with to vaccination programmes, pent­up economic activity and reduction in Covid cases. Desai added that factors such over 70,000 unsold BS-IV stock as the stronger performance AYUSHI KAR ships which were in the process of many start­ups during the Mumbai, August 30 of registration, i.e. customer pandemic, lots of dry gun More than 70,000 two­wheeler details were uploaded onto the powder with VC funds to be units are left unsold at auto Vahan website before the dead­ deployed, public market per­ funding also paint a similar sion during the period, desirable valuation,” Bansal dealerships, caught in the line, to see if their vehicles can formance, and a series of start­ picture. In the January – Au­ whereas start­ups that needed noted. limbo between BS­IV and BS­VI be registered after all. up IPOs lined up for this year gust period (until August 22) growth capital but didn’t Commenting on the dip in transition. also helped. this year, 36 firms garnered a want to undergo a new equity venture debt funding last As dealers rushed to sell off Other States total venture debt funding of round due to various reasons year, Bansal said both venture Attractive destination $288.99 million as against 29 reached out to venture debt, capital and venture debt firms their units before the March 31 Dealerships are looking at losses ranging from ₹8­9 lakh to ₹1 crore Tamil Nadu and Chhattisgarh deadline last year, issues re­ are also facing issues with un­ “What has also helped the firms attracting a cumulative said Ankur Bansal, Co­founder were cautious due to which lated to registration prevented “By 28 th of March, sales for lowed for an extension to get sold BS­IV two­wheeler invent­ cause is the continued lower $77.36 million during the and Director, BlackSoil, on the the overall deal activity vehicles that were already sold these units were complete and vehicles registered after the ory. In the case of Tamil Nadu, it interest rate environment January­August period last reason for the surge in ven­ slowed down in the start­up from operating on roads. Now, we had paid road tax on these March 31, 2020 deadlineshould did not comply with the Su­ globally, a bit of FOMO among year. In 2019, 39 firms ture debt investments in the ecosystem, and that unlike these vehicles sit unused in vehicles on the e­Vahan web­ the sales have been made be­ preme Court directive to allow investors to be part of the garnered a venture debt fund­ January­August period this venture capital firms, venture dealerships after customers re­ site. Yet for some reason, the fore the deadline and provided BS­IV vehicles to be registered start­up ecosystem and very ing of $136.68 million during year. debt firms focus more on cash turned vehicles they cannot vehicle remains unregistered,” the sales were uploaded onto in April, May and June should importantly the recent the same period, according to flows and sustainability to drive. According to Vinkesh Gu­ Shiva Motors proprietor told the e­Vahan portal. Delhi NCR the sale be done and uploaded Chinese crackdown on their data from Venture Intelli­ Resilience during Covid have visibility on repayment. lati, President, Federation of BusinessLine. was an exception due to the on Vahan before the deadline. start­up ecosystem has made gence. “The ones who had showcased “Since many unsustainable Automobile Dealers Associ­ high rates of pollution in the In Chhattisgarh, according to India the most attractive in­ Venture debt funding in­ resilience during the pan­ business models across sec­ ations (FADA), dealerships in Lockdown disruption city, which is why vehicles Gulati, the Vahan website was vestment destination for VC cludes investment from firms demic pivoted their business tors were being tested out three States in particular, Ch­ A major cause of this confusion needed to be sold and re­ locked on the 28 th and 29 th of funds outside the US,” Desai such as Alteria Capital, Trifecta models, and maintained sus­ with the high cash burn dur­ hattisgarh, Tamil Nadu and is that the last ten days before gistered before the March 31, March, Therefore, even if deal­ added. Capital, Stride Ventures, Black­ tainable unit economics re­ ing the turmoil, venture debt Delhi NCR region, are still the transition to BS­VI was to be 2020 deadline. erships completed sales before Venture capital funding es­ soil Capital, Anicut Capital ceived more venture debt firms had to take a call on re­ struggling to get rid of thenow implemented, the natiowide In the Shiva Motors case, by the March 31 deadline, they sentially includes Seed to and Innoven Capital. Among cheques. covery. Underwriting became obsolete BS­IV stock. lockdown due to Covid­19 was filing the road tax, Shiva Motors were unable to upload the de­ Series F investments in com­ the firms that attracted the Due to valuation haircuts stricter as positive unit eco­ Take the case of East Delhi announced which caused auto had commenced the process of tails of their customers online. panies that are less than 10 highest amount of venture last year, there was an in­ nomics, cash runway, pivots based Shiva Motors.The dealer­ dealers to scramble to finish off getting the vehicle registered, For now, dealerships with years old, and late­stage tech debt investment this year are creased awareness and in­ undertaken became import­ ship is sitting on a stock of 25 sales and get their sales re­ but the registry would only be unsold inventory are in a diffi­ investments. The firms that at­ Infra.Market, BharatPe, terest amongst founders ant. Resilient founders and en­ bikes which were sold by gistered on the e­Vahan complete once the Road Trans­ cult situation. OEMs have also tracted the highest amount of Cars24, DealShare and Practo. about the benefits of venture trepreneurs who came out March 28 last year.However, left website. port Office approved the case refused to buy back BS­IV stocks venture capital funding this The bull run accelerated debt as it became a desirable strong eventually ended up unregistered, customers are Acknowledging the diffi­ which did not happen before and dealerships are looking at year include Byju’s, Swiggy, both venture capital and ven­ solution for founders to in­ raising the debt and even a lar­ unable to drive them, and 16 culties of auto dealers, the Su­ the deadline. Gulati told Busi- losses ranging from ₹8­9 lakh Eruditus, Pine Labs, and Zo­ ture debt funding, category crease their company’s cash ger equity round in the later units were returned to the preme Court passed an order nessLine that FADA is trying to to ₹1 crore as stocks remain mato. leaders in the space turned runway without diluting their part of the year as sentiments dealership. on August 18 last year which al­ appeal on behalf of NCR dealer­ unsold. The figures of venture debt unicorns with the equity infu­ stake or raising funds at an un­ improved,” Bansal said. ‘Chip shortage will be the only dampener for festive sales’ Worker unions, research groups question Tata Motors’ Shailesh Chandra speaks on how terms of keeping the intensity I want to sell in the fleet petrol/diesel car over the last and excitement on through Nexon EV, we'll get the FAME one year has increased by ₹20 Ola’s intent of ‘redoing’ driver experience the company is negotiating the roadblock different kinds of interven­ incentive because it is below per litre. So buying an EV is YATTI SONI However, researchers and ciding their trips, payment tions, with various products. I ₹15 lakh and we meet the loc­ saving nearly ₹6.5. Plus you Bengaluru, August 30 unions are questioning the structures, rate cards, and ac­ S RONENDRA SINGH with the tier­I suppliers as am very upbeat that with alisation requirement as per are getting eight­year war­ Ola’s Bhavish Aggarwal’s prom­ timing of this announcement. knowledging them as employ­ New Delhi, August 30 well as having very close co­ Punch and if semiconductor the FAME phased manufactur­ ranty against a three­year war­ ise to redo the driver experi­ “I would read this Tweet very ees rather than independent Tata Motors has emerged as ordination with the semicon­ situation does not worsen, we ing plan. ranty of an internal combus­ ence of the cab­hailing service cautiously due to its timing – contractors. While cab­hailing one of the top companies in ductor suppliers. have a huge opportunity to We are the only one who tion engine (ICE) vehicle. did not sit well with transport ride­hailing companies are re­ companies claim that drivers the passenger vehicle (PV) really go from where we are qualifies for the State incent­ When you add all these equa­ worker unions and research cording falling revenues, over have a lot of flexibility in their segment and is No. 1 in terms So would that be a dampner right now. ives. So with this, there is an tions, people will realise that groups, who have questioned 35,000 workers are estimated work, the low earnings and un­ of electric vehicles (EVs) with in the festival season sales? explosion of demand now, there is a huge savings. So the company’s intent. to have dropped out from achievable targets defined by two of its products — That will be the only Do you think the range which is not getting reflected people are ready to pay ₹2­2.5 Last week, Ola’s founder Ag­ these apps in the past few the company push workers to Tigor EV and Nexon factor to dampen the anxiety is going away slowly in the numbers because num­ lakh more for EVs. garwal took to Twitter to say months, and they have been re­ put in overtime. EV. With the festival season sales. in the EVs space? bers are limited to the sup­ :“We’re redoing the @Olacabs ceiving a lot of flak on social BusinessLine queries sent to announcement of O Otherwise, demand­ The whole anxiety around the plies. But, just to give you an Do you think there should driver experience. Will solve media with drivers highlight­ Ola did not elicit a response till incentives for EVs by wise, I don’t see any range is going away because idea, Nexon EV bookings are be more incentives for EVs? many issues around payments, ing many unfair employment the time of publication. various State governments, the sign that it is going to be many customers thought equal to the bookings of The government has already cancellations etc for drivers, conditions. Ola’s stand on a “The company keeps saying demand has gone up by more lacklustre. We are managing that EV would be a second car Nexon Diesel, which is also a given quite a bit of subsidies customers. 1­2 months will see good driver experience is not that the driver has the flexibil­ than 2.5 times, Shailesh the waiting period accord­ for them and at times they successful variant. Seven cit­ for EVs and it will be a wel­ significant improvement. clear at all,” Abhishek ity to decide their work tim­ Chandra, President, Passenger ingly and it varies from model will use it. But, it is being used ies including Delhi, Chennai, come thing if it is more hint­ Totally focussed on making Ola Sekharan, Researcher ­ Labour ings, but if he is not able to Vehicles Business, Tata Motors, to model. In certain models as their primary car now. Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Pune, ing towards EVs. the most convenient platform and Social Justice, Centre for In­ earn a minimum wage in a 12­ told BusinessLine in an we have seen about six to Seven­eight months back, Hyderabad and Bengaluru are But, with the State govern­ for all, especially our driver ternet and Society, told hour shift, they will have to run interview. Excerpts: eight weeks of waiting period only 45 per cent of customers nearly 60 per cent of our de­ ments also topping up the in­ partners.”. BusinessLine. after targets and work over­ and certain others we are able wanted EV as a first car, but mand. Now, it is about bring­ centives with what already While issues around driver time. If there is genuine intent With the festival season to give in four weeks. today 60 per cent of them ing more choices, so more the FAME­II programme gives, experience have existed for Unsustainable model in the company’s promise, kicking in, how do you see want it as a primary car. Once customers can purchase. and with a reduced GST rate, years now, it is often twitter Sekharan also pointed to the then they should adjust pay­ the demand for cars? You have many launches the primary car usage of EVs Therefore, our strategy will be no registration tax, I think bots and customer care execut­ fact that a lot of the issues of ments in a way that the driver I think festival season should coming up. What would be starts increasing, it is an indic­ bringing offerings which are government has given ives that respond to such con­ drivers arise from Ola’s busi­ earns minimum wage in a 12 be the evolution and growth your strategy for the next ation of mainstream buying . at different price points, dif­ enough ammunition to drive cerns of both drivers and cus­ ness model itself which would hour shift,” said Shaik Salaud­ of where the demand is cur­ year in terms of products And this is the big change that ferent range points and differ­ the adoption now. And I'm tomers. Agarwal’s tweet is one need drastic changes, such as din, National General Secret­ rently. Demand will not be an and sales as the market we have seen. ent body sizes. sure with the scrappage of the rare acknowledgements fixing information asymmet­ ary, ofInternet Federation of issue, but the issue will be on seems to be coming back to Although Faster Adoption scheme, and as we start see­ of the issue by a company ries, enhancing the control of App Based Transport Workers the supply side and it is the normal? and Manufacturing of Hybrid What is your definition of ing the enforcement of that, founder. drivers over their earnings, de­ (IFAT). only fear that we have. We We plan to have an additional and Electric vehicle (FAME) in­ affordability? people naturally will start have seen the semiconductor model, ‘Punch’ (small SUV). centive is not applicable to For us affordability is the total shifting towards electric. issue which has been the We have now reached a the personal segment, the cost of ownership. At some showstopper as far as in­ certain level where we State government incent­ stage, people will understand Do you welcome the TVS launches platform Ola picks banks dustry numbers are have been selling ives which are coming the total cost of ownership/ government’s suggestion of concerned. around 30,000 cars say that if the car is com­ power of electric. Initially, 5 per cent discount on new for $1-b IPO And while we were dealing monthly. pliant to the FAME when diesel cars were intro­ vehicle through scrappage to customise vehicles BLOOMBERG with uncertainty, the Malay­ And we've also at­ scheme it is applicable, duced, it took time for people policy? 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NTPC gears up to One District One Product scheme to give India’s unique exports the extra edge meet increasing demand for power From Kolhapuri chappals to Naga chillies to chosen products, and dedic­ Nagaland, and the world’s ated handholding of the pro­ finest turmeric, Lakadong, OUR BUREAU TN machine parts, India’s export basket ducers to harness the export with an average curcumin con­ New Delhi, August 30 to benefit from improved market access potential of their products to­ tent (ingredient that gives tur­ In a bid to meet the increas­ wards not only diversifying In­ meric its healing properties) of ing demand for power, NTPC AMITI SEN “Once the initial batch of dia’s export basket but also a high 7 per cent from under the flexible utilisation New Delhi, August 30 products are extended, the re­ making the products globally Meghalaya, are among the se­ of coal policy, is arranging What is common between Jam- quired support for integration competitive,” according to a lected items. Processed indus­ coal at the stations where the nagri Bandhini, Kolhapuri into supply­chain, brand­ note prepared by Invest India, trial products, such as ma­ stock position is critical. Kolhapuri chappals Naga chillies Kashmiri Papier Mâche chappals, Kashmiri Papier building, marketing, and the government’s investment chine parts from Tamil Nadu, “NTPC has geared up to Mache, Naga chillies and Tamil reaching customers through e­ promotion and facilitation and create a comprehensive already are well known in the Artisans of Kashmiri Papier and pharmaceutical produce meet the increasing demand Nadu machine parts? They commerce and more products agency. plan on each of these products country as they have been Mâche pride themselves with from Andhra Pradesh, are also and the generation from have all been selected for ex­ from all 739 districts will be Prime Minister Narendra including product branding & around for centuries and could the art since 15 Century AD. in the initial list of products. NTPC group stations has re­ port promotion and improve­ worked upon,” an official told Modi had endorsed the ODOP scheme awareness, trade facil­ benefit significantly from Blue Pottery from Jaipur and “With India’s export target gistered a 23 per cent growth ment of market accessibility BusinessLine. and had identified it as one itation, e­commerce onboard­ brand building and promo­ Markhana Marbels from set at an ambitious $400 bil­ compared to the previous under the first phase of the One that could foster balanced re­ ing, and to create forward & tion. Jamnagari Bandhani, for Nagaur in Rajasthan feature in lion for the current fiscal and $1 year,” it said in a release. The District One Product (ODOP) The ODOP programme gional development across all backward market linkages,” instance, is a handloomed tex­ the list too. trillion for 2027­28, the govern­ company said it is continu­ scheme. The mandate of the ODOP pro­ districts of the country. The the note pointed out. The ob­ tile product from Gujarat dat­ ment has to make a rounded ef­ ously coordinating with Coal The initial phase of develop­ gramme includes identifying, idea behind the initiative is to jective is to convert each dis­ ing as far back as the 6th Cen­ Exclusive agri items fort to step up exports from the India and Railways for aug­ ing districts as export hubs, be­ understanding, and solving select, brand and promote at trict of the country into an ex­ tury AD, the note pointed out. A number of exclusive agricul­ country. The ODOP effort is to menting coal supply at crit­ ing implemented by the Com­ problems associated with each least one product from each port hub by identifying The Kolhapuri Chappals tural items are also included in ensure that the drive to in­ ical stations and diverting merce Ministry in of the chosen products at all district of the country. products with export poten­ from Karnataka and Maha­ the initial list of products to be crease exports do not favour rakes wherever required. It is collaboration with States, fo­ points in their respective sup­ “A dedicated team has been tial. rashtra go as far back as the promoted under the scheme. just a few States but encourage also augmenting 2.7 lakh cusses on 106 items spread ply chains. “Improving the established to identify Some of the items identified 12th Century AD rule of King One of the world’s hottest chil­ development in all parts of the tonnes import coal left out across 103 districts. market accessibility of the products from 739 districts for the first phase are ones that Bijjal of Bidar, while the Sakhta lies, the Naga Mircha from country,” the official added. from the contracts placed earlier.

Darlipali unit in operation Nomura business In addition, the firm said its Hiring rebounds to pre-pandemic levels Coal short supply hits Darlipali Unit, with 800 MW index rises to 102.7 capacity, was put in opera­ tion and commercial opera­ PRESS TRUST OF INDIA aluminium companies Job postings rose 2.8% led by IT, sanitation, in the food and retail sectors, postings by employers for tion of the unit is being com­ Mumbai, August 30 too, witnessed an increase (52 such roles. OUR BUREAU grinding halt and has a severe menced with effect from Business resumption activity retail sectors, Indeed report reveals per cent and 39 per cent re­ There was a decline in job Mumbai, August 30 impact on the SMEs in the September 1. The plant is a continued its northward jour­ spectively) in the same seekers’ interest for roles in Coal India’s decision to cut sup­ downstream sector resulting in pit­head station, and the coal ney and reached a new high, OUR BUREAU cent increase between July period, while the demand for industries or functions like plies and shortage of rail rakes increase in prices of finished is being fed from a captive much above the pre­pandemic Mumbai, August 30 2020 and July 2021 as an ex­ roles in HR and finance grew aviation (­25 per cent), media for captive power plants has hit products and burden on end­ mine of NTPC at Dulanga. It is levels for the week ended Au­ Hiring activity in India is at a pected out­ by 27 per cent (­19 per cent), accounting (­8 the highly power­dependent consumers, it said. also increasing coal produc­ gust 29, a Japanese brokerage pre­pandemic baseline, that come of the each. per cent), customer relations aluminium industry. Alu­ Aluminium is a continuous tion from all captive mines of said on Monday. is, February 2020 level, for the pandemic­in­ Jobseekers are (­7 per cent), and admin (­6 minium smelting requires un­ process power intensive in­ NTPC. The Nomura India Business first time in months, accord­ duced digitisa­ increasingly pri­ per cent), as was evident from interrupted power supply for dustry where coal accounts for “It has been observed that Resumption Index rose to 102.7 ing to data from job platform tion. Postings oritising phys­ the difference in the number production which can be met 40 per cent of aluminium pro­ the States are not scheduling for the week ending August 29 Indeed. for other IT job ical and mental of clicks on Indeed between only through in­house captive duction cost. The industry has from gas Stations but draw­ from 101.3 in the prior week, as Indeed analysed job post­ roles such as well­being. This July 2020 and July 2021. power supplies. invested ₹1.2 lakh crore to ing from the grid. To have ad­ per the brokerage. ings and clicks on its plat­ project head is reflected in an Sashi Kumar, Head of Sales, The reduction in coal sup­ double domestic production equate planning for making The index, which compared form. As per the report, job and engineer 89 per cent in­ Indeed India, said, “The re­ plies, without any advance no­ capacity to 4.1 mtpa to cater to Jobseekers are increasingly arrangements for gas by the business activity with the pre­ growth continues to acceler­ also saw an in­ crease in clicks opening of the economy and tice, has bought the industry to the country’s increasing generators, it is advised that pandemic levels of March ate, and more workers are crease of 8­16 prioritising physical and for applying for the efforts by businesses to a standstill as it has been left demand. mental well-being the States may schedule 2020, had fallen steeply during finding jobs or starting to per cent. therapy jobs on work around the challenges with no time to devise any mit­ The industry has set up 9,000 power, at least, for a week,” it the two waves of infections, pick up their job search. “The easing of lockdown re­ Indeed between July 2020 and presented by Covid­19 have igation plan to continue sus­ MW CPP capacity to meet power added. which were accompanied by Job postings on Indeed strictions and the consequent July 2021. pushed the Indian job market tainable operations. Also, re­ requirement for smelter and re­ lockdowns. were up 2.8 per cent on Au­ reopening of spaces towards recovery.” sorting to imports at such a finery operations and reduce Nomura said the index in­ gust 1, 2021, compared to Feb­ sharpened the focus on hy­ Jobseeker’s priorities “While the relevance of tech short notice is not feasible, the dependence on power grids. BusinessLine creased by 5.6 percentage ruary 1, 2020. giene and sanitis ation,” the The number of clicks for jobs continues to be high, the Aluminium Association of In­ Any power failure for two Disclaimer: Readers are requested to verify & make appropriate enquiries to satisfy points (pp) in August 2021, Sectors tied to the reopen­ report further added. veterinary jobs saw a massive renewed demand for retail dia said, in a letter to the com­ hours or more results in freez­ themselves about the veracity of an after 17.1 pp in July and 15 pp in ing of the labour market are As per Indeed’s data, the de­ 216 per cent increase during and food jobs indicates that pany and Coal Ministry. ing of molten aluminium in advertisement before responding to any published in this newspaper. THG June. leading the way with IT, sanit­ mand for housekeepers, care­ the same period, followed by the consumption economy The aluminium industry the pots which leads to shut­ PUBLISHING PVT LTD., the Publisher & Owner of this newspaper, does not vouch For the week ended August ation and retail fuelling takers, housekeeping man­ jobs in personal care (155 per will play an important role in CPPs have signed FSA (Fuel Sup­ ting down of the aluminium for the authenticity of any advertisement 29, Google retail and recreation demand. agers, custodians, executive cent), childcare (115 per cent) driving job growth further. ply Agreement) with CIL and its plant for at least six months ren­ or advertiser or for any of the advertiser’s products and/or services. In no event can and Apple driving indices rose housekeepers, and cleaners and dental (108 per cent). Meanwhile, hygiene clearly subsidiaries for assured long­ dering heavy losses and restart the Owner, Publisher, Printer, Editor, by 0.6 pp and 10 pp, respect­ Tech sector had grown by 60 per cent Clicks for sanitation jobs, too, has become a top priority for term coal supply. Any abrupt expenses, and once restarted it Director/s, Employees of this newspaper/company be held ively, although workplace mo­ Job postings for IT tech soft­ between July 2020 and July grew by 54 per cent, consist­ both employers and job stoppage of the secured coal takes almost a year to get the de­ responsible/liable in any manner whatsoever for any claims and/or damages bility surprisingly fell by 3.7 pp. ware roles recorded a 19 per 2021. The number of job roles ent with an increase in job seekers,” added Kumar. supply brings the industry to a sired metal purity. for advertisements in this newspaper.

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0x y z A large Budget deficit is like riding a tiger tuesday, august 31, 2021 The ill effects — high inflation, high interest rates, crowding out private investments and low growth Taper, yes; tantrums, no RK PATTNAIK 2021­22 (according to the RBI Bul­ letin, June 2021). Consequently, the Asset price inflation could continue as liquidity, he government’s Budget debt­to­GDP ratio is estimated at global and domestic, will be surplus for a while deficit which is otherwise around 90 per cent and the Fiscal Tknown as the fiscal deficit, Responsibility and Budget Manage­ irrespective of the eco­ ment (FRBM) Act was not adhered he equanimity with which financial nomic development of the country, to. markets have accepted US Federal Re­ has been rule based for most of the As the IMF Fiscal Monitor Report countries, implying that there is a of April 2021 has stated that the Tserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s limit on the fiscal deficit­to­GDP ra­ “longer the pandemic lasts, the speech at the annual economic policy tio. greater the challenges for public symposium in Jackson Hole is largely because In line with global practice, India finance”, the moot question is: of the promise he held out that the taper of easy is also under a fiscal rule regime when to withdraw the fiscal sup­ since 2003 with a mandate that the port which has resulted in a large monetary policy will be very gradual so that fiscal deficit relative to GDP should fiscal deficit and debt at an unpre­ global liquidity will not be impacted in the near be 3 per cent each for the Central cedented level? This is because the term. Most equity markets traded with gains and consolidated position of State continuation of a large fiscal deficit and the dollar and sovereign bond yields governments. Amendments in the without adequate fiscal space is fiscal rule regime in 2012 and 2018 akin to riding a tiger. moved lower following the speech . Powell ad­ For fiscal rectitude High deficits are a disease whose symptoms are low growth and inflation ISTOCK.COMVOSTRIKOV left this requirement of 3 per cent In the above context, it will not be ded three points that would have served as a fiscal deficit­to­GDP unchanged. out of place to delve into the postu­ salve to financial markets. One, he said that the The debt­to­GDP ratio is mandated lates of the Modern Monetary The­ On the contrary, the size of the In the government’s attempt to and resulted in a high interest cost committee will continue to assess all incoming at 40 per cent for the Central gov­ ory (MMT), the proponents of deficit does matter even though the maintain the fiscal deficit at the (the 10­year government bond yield data closely to study the impact of the delta ernment and 20 per cent for the which call themselves “deficit owls” government has unlimited power FRBM Act level, there were cutbacks has gone up to 6.28 per cent on Au­ State governments as set out in the because owls have “the ability to ro­ to print money through the Central in capital expenditure, which are gust 14, 2021 as against 5.96 per cent variant on the economy, implying that tighten­ 15th Finance Commission report. tate their heads near­360 degrees.” bank. Any attempt to record a high the real growth promoting a year ago) despite large scale li­ ing will be contingent upon sustained eco­ With the enactment of the fiscal The MMT protagonists claim that fiscal deficit relative to GDP, as evid­ expenditure. quidity support to the tune of 6.9 nomic recovery. Two, he said that even after rule, the debate on the fiscal deficit, the deficit is good for the economy ence suggests, sooner or later res­ In this context, the RBI study per cent of GDP in 2020­21 from the monthly asset purchases end, the Fed will not both from the hawkish (against because the government has the ults in a vicious cycle of deficit and (June 2021 RBI Bulletin) has ob­ RBI through various conventional fiscal deficit) and dovish (for fiscal power to print currency (fiat debt resulting in a high interest served, “there is a greater recogni­ and non­conventional be in a hurry to reduce the elevated holdings of deficit) stance was put to rest. How­ money) to finance spending. Ac­ rate regime, demand pull inflation, tion now than ever before that instruments. longer­term securities. This is significant as it ever, with the unprecedented havoc cording to them, the hawkish views crowding out of private investment growth­giving elements of public Therefore, it is important for the implies that the liquidity infused so far will not caused by the Covid­19 pandemic, on deficit viz; (i) government and in the open economy context, a spending have to be preserved and government to come back to the be withdrawn in a hurry. both at the health and economic should manage deficit like a house­ spill over to the external sector defi­ cultivated. Covid­19 has offered a FRBM target sooner; otherwise, we fronts, countries the world over un­ hold, (ii) deficits are evidence of cit. Thus, government budget defi­ unique opportunity to redefine will face another economic crisis. Scan & Share Three, he stressed that reduc­ dertook large fiscal actions in re­ overspending, (iii) deficits will bur­ cits beyond a threshold are fiscal policy in a manner that em­ Contrary to the belief of deficit owls tion of monthly bond pur­ sponse to the pandemic. den the next generation, (iv) crowd harmful. phasises ‘how’ over ‘how much’ by that the “deficit is a symptom, not a chases is not linked with out investment and undermine In the Indian context, the devel­ strategic repurposing and re­prior­ disease”, country evidences suggest policy rate hikes in any way Deficits balloon long term growth, (v) deficits make opment process began with a large itising of public expenditures.” that large fiscal deficits accompan­ and employment conditions According to the IMF’s World Eco­ the country dependent on foreign­ monetisation of the fiscal deficit, ied by high revenue deficits are a nomic Outlook, July 2021, the aver­ ers and (vi) deficits will take the eco­ giving high priority to the govern­ Growth pangs disease and potential symptoms need to show more improve­ age overall fiscal deficit relative to nomy toward a long­term crisis, are ment role and assigning “com­ One argument presented in some are lower growth (or unsustainable ment before the rate hike GDP in 2020 was 10.9 per cent for all myths. All of them consolidated manding heights” to the public sec­ quarters is that even with a high growth), demand pull inflation, cycle begins. advanced economies, 9.7 paint a picture of what is tor and eventually we landed in the fiscal deficit in the period 2001­02 crowding out of private sector in­ The Fed has been careful to not repeat the per cent for emerging in some quarters fash­ economic crisis of 1991. (9.6 per cent), the growth rate of the vestment, a vicious cycle of deficit market economies, and Scan & Share ionably called “the defi­ Since 2004, though the govern­ Indian economy was not adversely and debt having no room for invest­ mistake made in 2013, when the news of the im­ 5.5 per cent for low­in­ cit myth”. ment adhered to the FRBM Act of affected. That is a misconception. ment spending and a spillover to pending taper was communicated in an abrupt come developing coun­ The essence of the 2003, could not rein in the fiscal de­ This type of growth is consump­ external sector deficit. manner, causing the taper tantrum of 2013. This tries. Central banks in ad­ MMT argument is that ficit because of two factors: (a) tion­led and can not be sustained. It The situation is perhaps best de­ time, markets have been given sufficient notice vanced economies and the size of the budget de­ downward rigidities of revenue ex­ is pertinent to note that the period scribed by the economist Martin some emerging market ficit does not matter as penditure and (b) lower revenue 2004­05 was a period of lower rev­ Feldstein: “Like obesity, govern­ through speeches and media interactions of economies have lowered long as the government realisation (both tax and non–tax enue deficit and lower fiscal deficit ment deficit is the result of too various Fed officials. Also, with the Fed’sbalance policy rates and pur­ can print money in the revenues), which resulted in a per­ and the growth rate of our eco­ much self­indulgent living as the sheet expanding over $3.8 trillion since last chased government bonds, thereby fiat system as the printing of sistently high revenue deficit relat­ nomy was high but we could not government spends more than it March and the government debt­to­GDP reach­ facilitating fiscal responses to the money is no more linked to gold re­ ive to GDP for the general govern­ sustain this growth as the govern­ collects in taxes. And also, like ing record levels it was inevitable that the Fed pandemic. serves. Furthermore, inflation in ment. ment lacked fiscal space. obesity, the more severe the prob­ In India also, the fiscal deficit (for the post Global Financial Crisis During 2012­2022, on an average The government incurred a high lem, the harder it is to correct.” would begin monetary tightening soon. Pow­ the general government, Centre (GFC) has been recorded in the the revenue deficit was 3.8 per cent revenue and fiscal deficit because of ell’s assurance on rates remaining low for now and States) was recorded at around lower bound, resulting in a lower (which should have been zero) and a large fiscal stimulus to address The writer is a former central banker would have been especially heartening to finan­ 13 per cent of the GDP for 2021 and is interest rate regime. MMT postu­ in the range between 2.5 per cent the pandemic this time. It necessit­ and a faculty member at SPJIMR. Views cial markets since the ultra low interest rates in estimated at around 10 per cent for lates are mostly utopian. (2016­17) and 8.9 per cent (2020­21). ated large government borrowings are personal. (Through The Billion Press) the US play a large role in driving global asset prices higher. Powell’s concern regarding la­ bour market, where total employment is still 6 million below the February 2020 levels, implies that the rate hikes may not begin any time soon. Afghanistan tastes one more betrayal The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is also facing a problem of too much liquidity in the system Bereft of US combat logistical support, the Afghan army was left to fend for themselves with disastrous consequences due to the easy monetary policy induced by the pandemic and the central bank is also begin­ ley of finger pointing and blame like nine pins, offering little resist­ Maintaining that he was not “ab­ game in Washington. ance to the Taliban, particularly in solving but only defending the hon­ ning to take baby steps towards policy normal­ None of this rhetoric now mat­ Kabul. our or the Afghan troops” Sadat isation. Governor Shaktikanta Das, in a recent ters for an entire country and its Afghan soldiers, it has been concedes that the Afghan army did interview with this newspaper, acknowledged people who had put its hope on the charged, only fought for money. But have problems of “corruption and that RBI has begun normalising liquidity opera­ US steering it towards stability and if you dig a little deeper, the truth cronyism”. And the Afghan Army tions through the VRRR auctions which will peace after decades of war and viol­ emerges of the shameful manner in lost its will to fight, “because of the RASHEEDA BHAGAT ence. which the US withdrawal was ex­ growing sense of abandonment by gradually increase to ₹4 lakh crore by the end of The Taliban first advanced else­ ecuted, literally leaving the Afghan our American partners… Political September. But he stressed too that the RBI is where and then took over Kabul tri­ army in the lurch. divisions in Kabul and Washington not draining out liquidity yet. The liquidity in­ ometimes it takes among umphantly, as the lame duck How the Afghan military was let strangled the army and limited our fused so far remains in the system and reduc­ the lowliest to expose the Afghan President Ashraf Ghani fled down by the US is related by an ability to do our jobs. Losing com­ underbelly of the mightiest, the country, stuffing as much Afghan three­star General Sami bat logistical support that the tion of liquidity going ahead will be contingent S as has happened in Afgh­ money as he could in whatever con­ Afghanistan Uncertain times AFP Sadat. In a signed article in the New United States had provided for upon the evolving macroeconomic situation. anistan. By withdrawing US troops, tainers he could muster. York Times, he says that after reading years crippled us, as did a lack of Given that all central banks are going to great US President Joe Biden says he only Once he fled, the Afghan army manage to leave their beleaguered about the Afghan army’s abject ca­ clear guidance from US and Afghan lengths to not derail the nebulous recovery, fin­ carried out the Trump administra­ put up no resistance whatsoever, country, and get a life somewhere… pitulation before the Taliban, he leadership.” tion’s deal with the Taliban in Doha and within five days, the Taliban anywhere. says: “I am exhausted. I am frus­ He says that the Trump­Taliban ancial markets seem to have nothing to fear, as last year. beamed for the world images of its History will wonder at the US gov­ trated. And I am angry,” because Doha agreement “curtailing offens­ of now. But the manner in which the en­ leaders feasting in the presidential ernment’s decision to not even al­ “we were betrayed”. ive combat operations for US and al­ tire Afghan military establishment, palace. Juxtaposed against these low 2,500 troops to remain in Afgh­ He says that for 11 months he had lied troops” changed the rules of built by the US with hundreds of bil­ images, were heart­rending scenes anistan, the number stationed led 15,000 men in combat opera­ the game entirely. “The US air­sup­ lions of dollars, crumbled like a of Afghan women desperately try­ there when Biden became Presid­ tions against the Taliban in south­ port rules of engagement for pack of cards, has left the world ing to get out of Kabul. An unforget­ ent. But the price the Afghan western Afghanistan, lost hundreds Afghan security forces effectively 30/30: THREE DECADES OF REFORMS RAVIKANTH stunned. table image was that of a woman people, particularly its women, are of officers and soldiers, and had changed overnight,” and em­ And as it crumbled, the world’s behind a barbed fence begging the paying and will continue to pay, un­ managed to hold the Taliban back, boldened the Taliban, who now mightiest superpower, which has American/British troops guarding der the Taliban regime, is inflicting “heavy casualties” on sensed victory and knew they just been involved in Afghanistan dir­ the airport to let her through. humongous. them, before he was asked to com­ had to play the waiting game. ectly for over 20 years, could only There were also pictures of a baby mand the Afghan special forces in Well, that game is now over… till watch on helplessly, from the Kabul being flung across the fence by par­ Why Afghan army failed Kabul on August 15. But it was too the superpowers of the world, airport. Taliban’s smooth takeover ents who must have hoped against One of the hottest debated topics late as the Taliban was already en­ American, Russian, maybe even of Afghanistan has resulted in a vol­ hope that their child might just now is the Afghan military falling tering the capital. Chinese, begin another one.

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CM YK ...... CHENNAI BusinessLine 5 TUESDAY • AUGUST 31 • 2021 THINK Bright prospects for RE Taliban haven’t changed their stripes Thanks to competitive tariffs and a strong policy push SABYASACHI MAJUMDAR/GIRISHKUMAR KADAM expectations and cost of debt funding. While projecting a more tolerant stance, the new regime continues to hold on to ultra-conservative ideology The demand prospects for green energy he green or the renewable energy adoption/RE procurement by the commer­ IQBAL S HASNAIN Since Soviet forces withdrew, and the (RE) sector is set for robust growth cial and industrial (C&I) consumers also re­ Soviet Union collapsed, Pakistan has Tin the coming years, backed by main favourable, led by both the tariff at­ S President Joe Biden handed played an increasingly important role solid policy support by the govern­ tractiveness and growing thrust in over Afghanistan to the in shaping the politics of Afghanistan. ment. This is evident from the cumulative sustainability initiatives. However, regulat­ UTaliban on a platter on Au­ Pakistan’s trump card was to install policy target of 175 GW by 2022 and 450 GW ory challenges are relatively higher in such gust 15, after 20 years of na­ Pashtuns as the new rulers and margin­ by 2030. Given that the installed RE capacity third party/captive PPA­based RE projects tion building costing trillions of dol­ alise the northern and western ethnic in India as on March 2021 stood at 94 GW, this mainly because of rising open access lars to American taxpayers. It was a groups. The interior minister of the implies a strong investment trajectory over charges being levied by SERCs across States monumental foreign policy disaster by Benazir Bhutto government, a Pashtun, the next 8­10 years. along with tightening of banking norms. As the US. Why have Americans not shown conceptualised a strategy with the act­ Over the last 3­5­years, the RE sector has aresult, an incremental RE capacity addition patience with Afghanistan as they have ive cooperation of Pakistan’s Army and seen significant awards of utility scale pro­ is expected to remain predominantly in the with South Korea, Japan, Syria and Iraq, intelligence service (ISI) to use both jects through the bid route by central inter­ utility segment. by retaining the American forces? Pres­ Afghani and Pakistani students (Tale­ mediaries — Solar Energy Corporation of In­ The financial position of Discoms remains ident Biden has reversed many Trump­ ban) studying in various madrassas as dia Ltd and NTPC — State nodal agencies. The weak in most States due to higher level of ag­ era agreements like climate change mercenaries to capture southern Afgh­ share of renewables in installed capacity is gregate technical and commercial (AT&C) and Iran nuclear deal. But not reversing anistan and ensure Pakistan’s trade estimated to increase gradually from 25 per losses compared to regulatory norms, inad­ the Afghan deal may emerge as a poten­ The Taliban are presenting a false picture of liberalism AFP and sphere of influence with Central cent as on March 2021 to about 35 per cent by equate tariffs in relation to their cost of sup­ tial threat to homeland security. Asian Republics. March 2025, with the incremental capacity ply, and inadequate subsidy support from After signing the agreement with US puritanical Wahhabi­Salafi or pop­ and follow the puritanical Wahabi The present political leadership of addition of 60­65 GW and investment of ₹3­ States. special envoy Ambassador Zalmay ularly known as ‘desert Islam’. Sunni school of Islam. These divisions Talibans is mainly drawn from the 3.5 trillion over this period. Moreover, significant delays in the tariff Khalilzad in Doha, the Taliban leader­ The Taliban Cultural Commission reflect Afghanistan’s complex history earlier ruling dispensation. After the Within RE, solar will continue to occupy a determination process for Discoms in key ship under Mullah Baradar activated uses Facebook and Twitter to broadcast of invasion, colonisation, and incom­ American invasion, the entire leader­ dominant share, given the relatively greater States like Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Telengana the foot soldiers in Pakistan (mentored messages of its propaganda in multiple plete efforts to create a unified, inde­ ship moved to Pakistan and was protec­ execution challenge in the wind and West Bengal remain a matter of by Pakistani ISI) and pushed them into languages. It issues communiqués and pendent state. In 654 AD, Arab armies ted by the ISI. When Americans reques­ energy segment and its concen­ concern. The annual book losses for Afghanistan with a strategy. First, to spreads fake news on WhatsApp, Ins­ colonised and spread the message of Is­ ted Pakistan to bring the Taliban tration in a few States. state­owned Discoms in FY 2021­22 move into rural areas and mix with the tagram and Telegram. The main object­ lam across the Hindu Kush mountains. leadership to the table to negotiate The regulatory framework for are estimated at about ₹75,000 locals and, second, to cut a deal with the ive is to manipulate the global percep­ They defeated the Buddhist rulers and peace with the Americans, they were RE has been supportive, given the crore. Further, overall subsidy de­ Afghan Armed Forces and not engage tion of Taliban and reassure the established Yakub ibn Lias as the first shepherded to Doha where an agree­ must run status for RE assets and pendence for Discoms in FY 2021­22 is with the American forces. educated middle class of Afghanistan Muslim ruler of Afghanistan. ment was reached without seeking any applicability of renewable pur­ estimated at about ₹1.2 lakh crore, More than 5,000 veteran Taliban of its tolerance. The Ghaznavid dynasty lasted 200 tangible assurances. chase obligation (RPO) norms for given the highly subsidised nature of fighters were released from Afghan years and consolidated Islamic rule fur­ Those who believe that the Taliban all obligated entities (mainly dis­ power tariffs mainly towards agri­ jails under an agreement between US Skilful marketing ther eastward into India. Genghis Khan will will not mentor or harbor al­Qaeda tribution utilities and open ac­ culture and certain sections of resid­ negotiators and the Taliban delegation It skilfully spins narratives, depicting captured Afghanistan in 1219 and the and ISIS are delusional. International cess consumers). Also, tariff competitiveness ential consumers. in Doha in February 2020. As a con­ Taliban as patriots. The ultra­conservat­ Mongol empire was later expanded by media reports suggest that in the of both solar and wind energy in utility scale The Centre has initiated several reform sequence, Taliban’s ranks swelled with ive Wahhabi­Salafi movement of the Taimur, who ruled from Samarkand, a present Taliban ranks a substantial has improved significantly as seen through measures through the recent revamped dis­ trained fighters who provided leader­ 14th century manifesting itself city in modern­day Uzbekistan. number of foreign fighters have been bid tariffs which have remained well below tribution sector scheme as well as the draft ship to new recruits and transformed through 21st century technology is in­ The Afghan Lodi dynasty ruled north­ seen moving in Kabul and in provincial ₹3/unit for the last 3­4­years. amendments in the Electricity Act among them into a formidable force. deed a smart move. Today’s Taliban ern India from Delhi between 1451 and capitals.. Reports also suggest that other measures. The distribution scheme fo­ The Taliban's political leadership en­ have a better understanding of how to 1526. Babur, a descendent of Taimur, those escaped from Syrian prisons have Rising input costs cusses on capex measures to improve opera­ gaged in talks with the US in Doha, are market themselves to a gullible world, first conquered Kabul in 1504 and later moved to Afghanistan during the last While the upward pressure due to basic cus­ tional efficiencies through smart metering the ones who, during their rule in the though in reality they still follow ultra­ defeated the Pashtun Lodi dynasty and few years. toms duty w.e.f. April 2022 as well as rising and upgradation of distribution infrastruc­ 1990s, enforced strict Sharia law, which conservative ideologies. The lower established Turkic Mogul rule in Delhi, A group of fighters from the Islamic cost of inputs lately including that for poly­ ture, including the segregation of agricul­ included banning music and films on cadres of the Taliban, ISI and al­Qaeda which lasted until 1857 when the British Movement of Uzbekistan are also seen silicon, solar glass and other commodities, ture feeders and system strengthening, to television and deliberate destruction of are raised in the Salafi­Wahhabi ideo­ Army ended it. moving around on motorbikes ; they the average bid tariff discovery in recent enable the state­owned distribution utilities archaeological sites. Women accused of logy and their hatred to the Shiite, Maz­ In the 18th century, the feuding tribes had links with the Talibanand al­Qaeda. solar auction has gone up by about 20 per to curtail AT&C losses, with the scheme tar­ adultery were publicly stoned to death, ars and Sufism in general is visibly came together and established the The Taliban spokesperson Zabiullah cent over the lowest level of ₹2/unit dis­ get set at 15 per cent by FY25­26. and those involved in small crimes had visceral. modern state of Afghanistan, driven by Mujhaid, during his press briefing on covered in November 2020, still it remains ICRA estimates that every 1 per cent reduc­ their hands chopped off. There are three distinct ethno­geo­ the power vacuum created by the de­ August 17, said Sharia/Islamic law will well below ₹3/unit. tion in AT&C loss results in the Discoms Today, by contrast, they are trying to graphical regions in Afghanistan: the cline of Persian Safavid dynasty in the soon be imposed. Many Islamic coun­ From the perspective of ultimate off­ achieve a saving of ₹50 billion every year. project the image of a changed regime. western region is dominated by Per­ west and the Turkic Moghul Empire in tries implement Sharia law selectively, takers, that is, State Discoms, such RE tariffs There is an urgent need for States to have With one woman member in their del­ sian speaking Hazaras and Tajik Delhi, and Uzbek Janid dynasty in but the Wahhabi­Salafi is extremely re­ remain cost competitive given that the mar­ strong political will with a focus towards sus­ egation, they are presenting a false pic­ groups, a majority of whom follow Shia north. Since then, the three distinct na­ strictive. The establishment of an Is­ ginal variable cost of power purchase re­ tained financial turnaround of their respect­ ture of liberalism. The Taliban have Islam and speak the Dari language; the tionalities have never come together lamic Emirates in Afghanistan by the mains well above ₹3/unit. From the RE de­ ive Discoms — which remain the ultimate off­ shrewdly managed to convince the north is dominated by Uzbek and Tajik except briefly during the Soviet occupa­ Talibans will be a security threat to the velopers’ perspective, the viability of bid takers in the power sector value chain. American negotiating team that it is of the Sufi Sunni strain of Islam who tion when the warlords, tribal chiefs, region and beyond. tariffs remains critically dependent on the now adopting a tolerant version of Is­ speak Turkic languages and Dari; and in and religious leaders fought together capital cost (which is a function of module Majumdar is Group Head and Senior VP, and lam while, at the same time, professing the south and eastern parts, the major­ with funds and weapons supplied by The writer is Pro-Chancellor, price level in the case of solar PV project), PLF Kadam is VP and Co. Group Head, ICRA their strong belief in the tents of the ity are Pashtun tribes who speak Pashto the US to bleed the occupiers. Jamia Hamdard University, New Delhi

SHORT TAKE All you wanted know about... BusinessLine China tightens TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY ports, warehouses et al could be sets, without the Centre transfer­ the private sector entity will have scrutiny on $9.3 t leased out for a specified period ring ownership of public sector to realise value from the asset. August 31, 2001 to non­government entities. assets to private parties for good. This may lead to higher pricing fund industry The government will receive The Centre has reiterated that and leaner business practices to Bills on SICA repeal, co tribunal tabled money for the transfer either in the primary ownership of assets get high RoI from that asset, The Government today introduced separate Bills in the Lok hina’s top securities regu­ the form of an upfront payment under NMP will continue to be which could lead to a spike in the Sabha seeking to set up the National Company Law Clator pledged on Monday to or as a revenue share. While the with the government. Funds cost of using that service for con­ Tribunal (NCLT) and to simultaneously repeal the Sick crack down on mismanaged details are not yet out, NMP could from NMP will be used for infra­ sumers (higher tolls on highways Industrial Companies (Special Provisions) Act (SICA), 1985, private funds and weed out fake KUMAR SHANKAR ROY be executed through a range of structure creation under the Na­ or user charges on airports, for in­ which would in effect abolish the Board for Industrial and ones, as the government be­ instruments. A direct contractual tional Infrastructure Pipeline . stance). But once the government Financial Reconstruction (BIFR). The two proposed comes more assertive in dealing SLATE instrument such as a public­ Private entities will use the asset hands projects to private players legislations would also result in the winding up of the with an industry worth 60 tril­ private partnership could see a for a said tenure, at the end of for a price, it should not interfere Appellate Authority for Industrial and Financial lion yuan ($9.28 trillion). here are many who invest in a private player run an asset such which they will be handed back to in the workings during the shelf Reconstruction (AAIFR) and the Company Law Board (CLB). China has been seeking to Tsecond home, but cannot as a toll road for a specified period the public authority. It remains to life, even if the service/product The powers and jurisdiction currently being exercised by channel more household sav­ stay in it for various reasons . Let­ and earn revenues, after paying be seen how close the govern­ cost rises for the end­consumer. various bodies — CLB, BIFR, AAIFR as well as the High Courts ings into the capital markets to ting that home out will get the an upfront amount or revenue ment can actually get to its aim of That will be true laissez-faire! in respect to company matter — will now be consolidated fund innovation and aid its eco­ owner rental income, while also share to the government. Or it ₹6­lakh crore though, as that may Lack of identifiable revenue under the tribunal. nomic recovery, while reducing ensuring upkeep of the property. could use structures like the require faultless execution. streams in various assets, dispute Taj group to invest Rs 100 cr for renovation the economy’s reliance on bank The government is walking down Power Grid Infrastructure Invest­ resolution, presence of regulated Taj Group, out on a face­lift spree, plans to pump in lending. the same path. On August 23, the ment Trusts (InvIT), where assets Why should I care? tariffs in certain sectors and lack another ₹100 crore in the current fiscal for renovating Fund managers should align Finance Minister announced the like transmission lines are trans­ The NMP is proof that the govern­ of independent sectoral regulat­ existing hotels as well as for building a new property. The their interests more closely with National Monetisation Pipeline ferred to the InvIT and units in ment may have built assets, but ors are some hurdles NMP needs group, with 50 hotels under its fold in the country, had investors, and refrain from hyp­ (NMP), which expects to raise ₹6­ the InvIT are sold to public in­ the private sector can put them to to cross. Lastly, a regime change, already spent over ₹175 crore for renovating its major ing their products, Yi Huiman, lakh crore by monetising the op­ vestors who pay upfront for a more efficient use. Managing in­ should not throw a spanner in properties in the past couple of years. “We are encouraged chairman of the China Securities erating assets of the Central Gov­ share in future distributions. frastructure projects is not every­ the works of NMP projects. Usu­ by the customer response to the properties which have Regulatory Commission said. ernment over a four­year period body’s cup of tea and NMP tries to ally, new regimes accuse old ones already been renovated,” said Mr Zubin Dubash, Executive “China is actively promoting ending FY25. Why is it important? select private participants who of corruption and this can lead to Director, Indian Hotel Company Ltd, which runs the Taj high­quality growth of its capital Government finances are have a track record in doing it. As legal cases that stretch for years. group of hotels. markets, and healthy develop­ What is it? stretched, especially post the there are only a handful of indus­ Wartsila parent offer to buy remaining 49% ment of the 60 trillion yuan The NMP is designed to unlock massive economic jolt dealt by trial groups in India that can The bottomline Wartsila Corporation of Finland, the parent company of fund industry is a crucial part of the value of investments in Covid. manage large infra assets, efforts NMP is good in concept, but proof Wartsila India Ltd, plans to make an open offer for it,” Yi told a meeting held by the brownfield public sector assets by Whenever the government to rope in private partners could of it lies in how it will be acquiring the remaining 49 per cent in the Indian outfit at Asset Management Association tapping institutional and long­ moots divestment of state­owned lead to allegations of cronyism if executed. ₹120 per share. Wartsila Corporation currently holds 51 per of China. term capital. So, government­ entities, it faces allegations of the same groups participate cent stake in Wartsila India. If subscribed fully, the parent Chinese mutual fund man­ owned roads, railways, power pawning off family silver. NMP across sectors. A weekly column that puts the fun company's holding will go up to 400 per cent in Wartsila agers also face rising competi­ plants, gas pipelines, airports, helps realise value from idle as­ The design of NMP is such that into learning India leading to its delisting. tion from global asset managers such as Black Rock and Fidelity International after regulators scrapped foreign ownership in the sector on April 1, 2020. easy bl two-way crossword 1957 not so easy By July­end, the country’s mu­ ACROSS DOWN ACROSS DOWN tual fund industry stood at 23.5 1. Load that's oppressive (6) 1. They swear eternal friendship 1. One could load one with it : refrain! (6) 1. Sworn friends who hobble trillion yuan, 1.6 times the size at 4. Climb up (6) (5­8) 4. Go up, like curtain begins to, at finale (6) around and sort Rod out 2016­end, Yi said. The private securities fund 9. Imperviousness, obscurity (7) 2. Verity, truth (7) 9. Obscurity shown in work at a business (5­8) sector doubled to 5.5 trillion 10. Scum from melting metal (5) 3. Impressive, large­scale (4) area (7) 2. Fact of it being found in the yuan, and its private equity and 11. Fall in drops (4) 5. Toward the flank (8) 10. Refuse to sleep rough if it's right inside wrong layer (7) venture capital industry tripled 12. Specks seen on TV screen (4) 6. Exaggeratedly show feelings (5) 3. One picture shows a heroic to 12.6 trillion yuan during the 13. Spike of corn (3) (5) 11. A wet gets fat? Not half! (4) account of it (4) period. 15. To gape (4) 7. Prejudicially treated with 12. Is cocaine flake white? (4) 5. Is swayed by its thus going Despite a recent clean­up of 16. Devotional song (4) unfairness (13) 13. Lug or carry it without a top (3) laterally (8) China’s private fund industry, 19. 'Jolly Jack' (3) 8. Being untruthful (5) 15. Appear tired and wan maybe after end of 6. Show one's feelings if there’re still many small and 21. Authoritative standard (4) 14. Sparkled, glittered (8) play (4) stand­offish when weak players hampering the 22. Render senseless (4) 17. Salt of nitric acid (7) 16. It's not her, the sound of it being sung in beheaded (5) high­quality growth of the sec­ 24. To praise (5) 18. Woman marrying (5) service (4) 7. Distinguished by credit a tor, Yi said, adding that the regu­ 25. Far away (7) 20. Quotient (5) 19. Salt repeatedly needed as a deposit on mind is capable of lators will publish new rules in 26. Wool made from shredded 23. Island (4) teeth (3) achieving (13) due course. rags (6) 21. Usual standard refusal to join soldiers at 8. Is situated in a way that's Some private­fund managers 27. 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QUICKLY Internet cos may enter main indices: UBS Tribunal quashes SEBI Weightage of these next five years. Every category house view of Nifty target for order against Yash Birla may not perform in same fash­ end­December 2021 or March Cases relate to fotech, and Birla Cotsyn. Most of firms likely to rise in ion. Each and every company 2022, Sunil Thirumalai, Equity these firms are credit defaulters. overall market cap will have a different story. But Strategist, UBS Securities, said misuse of IPO funds the direction is clear in the that “our published (two weeks of Birla Pacific Medspa The SEBI order KR SRIVATS sense that weightage of inter­ back) Nifty target is 16,000 with SEBI acted against Birla nearly a dec­ New Delhi, August 30 net­based new age companies a 12 months view, implying a OUR BUREAU ade after his company Birla Pacific Riding on the sharp increase in will only go up in overall mar­ small downside view. Not a Mumbai, August 30 Medspa raised more than ₹65 crore digital adoption over last 18 ket cap as more such companies massive downside”. Nifty has The Securities Appellate Tribunal through an initial public offering. months, a number of internet­ list in Indian bourses,” he said. run up quite fast and is now (SAT) quashed a SEBI order that The company had said it will be in­ based tech businesses in India already well above 16000, he barred Yashovardhan Birla from vesting the funds in 15 Spa centres. are expected to soon enter the “If you look at the weightage Upcoming IPOs noted. the securities market for two years SEBI, however, found that the GoAir gets SEBI nod for ₹3600­cr IPO equity benchmark indices such of internet companies, in China Killa’s remarks are significant “Our view is that since we for alleged misutilisation of IPO promise was never fulfilled. It said New Delhi, August 30 as Nifty50, a top UBS Global Re­ it is 45 per cent of the overall as a strong pipeline of internet­ have seen India perform really proceeds. IPO proceeds worth ₹31.54 crore Budget carrier GoAir, which rebranded itself as search official said. market cap. In US, it is between based businesses both in strongly despite earnings not Yash Birla was penalised by mar­ were deployed as ICDs to group ‘Go First’, received market regulator SEBI’s There is a strong likelihood 25­30 per cent. In India, it is be­ fintech and consumer tech are being same as other emerging kets regulator SEBI for allegedly di­ companies, of which 60 per cent go­ahead for an initial public offering (IPO) that the weightage of the new low 10 per cent and hence a big lined up to tap the capital mar­ markets …there could be some verting IPO funds towards inter­ were never returned. worth ₹3,600 crore. The firm also plans to raise age tech businesses in the over­ opportunity to correct the gap,” kets with their IPO offering. period of consolidation. Most corporate deposits of his own SAT, however, said that “it is up to ₹1,500 crore through pre­IPO placement. all market capitalisation will he said. After the recent blockbuster Zo­ foreign portfolio investors are company. settled law that a finding must be The carrier, which filed its preliminary papers keep going up, even closing the Killa highlighted that UBS Re­ mato IPO, the new age tech finding opportunities in other Yash Birla is the great­grandson based on some facts but in the in­ for its IPO in May, received its observations on gap with China and the US, search had earlier estimated companies that are IPO­bound markets at better valuation on of Ghanshyam Das Birla, one of the stant case the facts which have August 26, according to SEBI’s latest update. Navin Killa, Managing Director, the total size of Indian digital in next few months include better growth and earnings founders of India’s leading busi­ been brought on record show that The information was updated on August 27 Head of Asia Telecoms, Media market (without including di­ One97 Communications prospects,” he said. ness house and conglomerate. there is no misstatement in the pro­ and made public on Monday. From the net IPO and Internet, UBS Global Re­ gital payments) to reach $400 (Paytm), MobiKwik, Policy­ The market has gone beyond Later, the Birla family underwent spectus and, therefore, the ques­ proceeds, the firm plans to use over ₹2,015.81 search, said, elaborating on the billion by 2025. “The market bazaar and Nykaa. 16,000, but UBS Securities many divisions. tion of having some ulterior design crore towards pre­payment or scheduled impact of an increased digital size today is about $120­130 bil­ doesn’t see it rising much Businesses that fell under Yash from the very inception to divert repayment of all or a portion of certain adoption trend in the country lion. Market opportunity is Nifty to consolidate higher in the next 12 months, Birla included Zenith Steel, Birla the proceeds through ICDs is in our outstanding borrowings. PTI on the equity market. there for the size to triple over Meanwhile, asked about the according to Thirumalai. Power, Birla Lifestyle, Shloka In­ opinion stretching it a bit too far.”

SecureKloud jumps as board NSE co­location How illiquid options are prone to manipulation case: ₹6 lakh fine okays US listing of subsidiaries Options that swing The NSE has a monopoly in variation was seen between 30 times in a year, there is a on Parwati Capital OUR BUREAU through PE Investments/initial equity derivatives and trades 200 per cent to 2,000 per probe ordered for manipula­ Chennai, August 30 public offering in the US capital 200-2,000% intraday three types of options con­ cent or more and those tion. But going by the data, PRESS TRUST OF INDIA Shares of SecureKloud Techno­ markets/SPAC/ICO and or other contribute higher tracts including monthly which were traded for five or options trading seems like New Delhi, August 30 logies jumped 6.7 per cent to strategic investors subject to the and weekly index options less trading days. an open field for price ma­ Capital markets watchdog ₹142.60 on the BSE after the approval of shareholders in the trading volume and monthly stock options. The NSE introduced nipulators since it poten­ SEBI on Monday imposed a company's board approved cap­ ensuing annual general meet­ Study shows that 75­80 per weekly index options trad­ tially generates artificial penalty of ₹6 lakh on Parwati ital raising proposal by its over­ ing scheduled on September 30, PALAK SHAH cent of the monthly stock ing from February 11, 2019. In profit and loss to help tax Capital Market in the NSE co­ seas subsi­ 2021. Con­ Mumbai, August 30 options are traded for six this segment, for all the evasion,” said an MD of a location case. diaries. sequent to Options in India’s stock mar­ days or less (the data ex­ three FYs, 96­ 98 per cent of large Mumbai brokerage. SEBI had received multiple The this fund ket are highly illiquid and cludes trading holidays). contracts have traded for less Turnover of weekly expiry complaints pertaining to al­ board of raise, the prone to price manipulation, Such stock options have con­ saw 39,900­per cent intraday than 5 trading days. options contracts far ex­ leged malpractices with re­ Se­ company data gathered by Business- tributed 18­24 per cent of the gains on August 27. On the This despite the fact that ceeded the monthly draw for spect to the co­location facil­ cureKloud may cease Line for three financial years turnover each year on the same day, the call option of each day, a minimum of all three FYs. It was in the ra­ ity being provided by the Technolo­ to have con­ (FYs) shows. NSE with intra­day price vari­ Bank Nifty index for Septem­ seven different weekly expiry tio of 1:44 times, 2:58 times National Stock Exchange of In­ gies trol over Options trading volumes ation ranging between 200 ber expiry (39,000 strike) index options contracts are and 2:56 times. dia (NSE). (formerly Blockedge on the National Stock Ex­ per cent and 2,000 per cent rose 1,622 per cent. available for trading, includ­ Nearly 70 per cent of In the wake of the allega­ 8K Miles Technolo­ change (NSE) have grown to and more. Data for three FYs show ing for further months. Fur­ turnover (across all weekly, tions of preferential access to Software Services) on Monday gies Inc. nearly ₹50 lakh crore during that 68 per cent to 75 per ther, for each FY, between 70 monthly expiries) in each of tick­by­tick data feed given by approved a proposal to raise Similarly, another overseas FY22, which was just around Price swings cent of the monthly index to 75 per cent of the turnover the three FYs came from con­ the NSE to certain trading capital up to $100 million in­ subsidiary SecureKloud Techno­ ₹8 lakh crore, three years Illiquid contracts make price options contracts were came from a combination of tracts that were traded for members (TMs), the matter stead of $20 million (approved logies Inc has also received nod ago. But the exponential manipulation easy and are a traded for five days or less. contracts where price vari­ less than 2 days. was taken up for investigation earlier on August 6) by its from the board to raise $100 volume growth is hugely key reason for the wild price Yet for each FY, between 48 ation was seen between 200 Markets regulator SEBI by the regulator. wholly­owned subsidiary, million. built on intra­day price vari­ swings in NSE’s options seg­ per cent and 65 per cent of percent to 2,000 percent or and the Mumbai income tax Parwati Capital Market was Blockedge Technologies Inc The board also accorded its ation of 200 per cent to ment. For instance, a put op­ the total turnover in NSE’s more. department have been prob­ one of the trading members (formerly 8K Health Cloud Inc, consent to raise an additional 2,000 per cent or more in a tion of Bajaj Finserv (strike monthly index options seg­ ing price variation and tax identified for comprehensive USA), for growth and expansion. capital by Healthcare Triangle large number of options price ₹13,800) for the ment came from a combina­ Weekly options evasion through options investigation for primary and The fund­raising will be Inc up to $100 million. contracts, data shows. September month expiry tion of contracts where price “If penny stocks move by 3 to trading, sources said. secondary server connects.

THE TOP 100 Nifty 50 Movers ̆ 225.85 pts. Close(₹) Pts PE Wt(%) BROKER’S CALL TODAY'S PICK Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 W High 52 W Low PE BSE Close Reliance Ind...... 2270.25...... 31.96...... 26.51 ...... 10.00 AbbottIndia ...... 19028.80. ... 19137.80. ... 19092.40. ... 19199.90. ... 18911.00...... 5.85. ... 19983.70. ... 13970.10. .... 58 . ... 19084.90 ICICI Bank ...... 713.65...... 22.20...... 22.72 ...... 6.73 ACC ...... 2348.10. .... 2386.50. .... 2352.00. .... 2390.00. .... 2350.00...... 456.72. .... 2456.40. .... 1289.70. .... 22 . .... 2387.35 ICICI SECURITIES HDFC Bank ...... 1568.25...... 19.93...... 26.37 ...... 9.32 KEI Industries (₹775.5): Buy Adani Ent [1] ...... 1506.05. .... 1516.55. .... 1513.75. .... 1527.00. .... 1493.30. .... 3149.86. .... 1718.45...... 257.45. ...196 . .... 1516.10 Axis Bank...... 784.05...... 18.80...... 28.21 ...... 2.75 3M India (Buy) Adani Ports [2] ...... 727.00...... 730.00...... 730.60...... 735.40...... 727.10. .... 4757.86...... 901.00...... 312.00. .... 82 ...... 729.95 HDFC ...... 2755.70...... 15.60...... 22.85 ...... 6.77 Target: ₹26,900 AKHIL NALLAMUTHU cillating between ₹700 and AdaniGrnEner ...... 1049.10. .... 1060.35. .... 1040.00. .... 1063.00. .... 1015.00. .... 2426.93. .... 1394.00...... 420.60. ...602 . .... 1060.10 Bharti Airtel...... 620.45...... 13.78...... 0.00 ...... 2.00 AdaniTranmsn...... 1433.70. .... 1505.35. .... 1460.20. .... 1505.35. .... 1450.00...... 401.67. .... 1647.70...... 231.55. .... ­ . .... 1504.90 Bajaj Finance ...... 7165.50...... 12.19...... 96.98 ...... 2.59 BL Research Bureau CMP: ₹22,968.2 ₹750. On Monday, the stock AlkemLabs [2]...... 3887.65. .... 3901.80. .... 3909.80. .... 3933.00. .... 3852.35...... 82.41. .... 3932.90. .... 2544.25. .... 27 . .... 3904.25 Tata Steel ...... 1440.60...... 10.18...... 7.68 ...... 1.53 FY21 annual report highlights: Auto The stock of KEI Industries has breached ₹750­level, opening AmbujaCement [2]...... 410.05...... 417.70...... 412.10...... 420.40...... 412.00. .... 5235.50...... 427.20...... 197.50. .... 36 ...... 417.90 State Bank...... 422.70...... 9.07...... 14.33 ...... 2.21 electrification is focus area for the company been on a sideways trend from the door for further gain. Apollo Hsp [5] ...... 4765.10. .... 4757.55. .... 4790.20. .... 4828.00. .... 4721.60...... 632.35. .... 4959.50. .... 1584.65. ...165 . .... 4755.65 Kotak Bank ...... 1735.85...... 7.55...... 34.61 ...... 3.47 Asian Paints [1] ...... 3036.80. .... 3108.75. .... 3056.70. .... 3114.25. .... 3048.05. .... 1051.75. .... 3180.00. .... 1883.50. .... 88 . .... 3106.70 Asian Paints...... 3108.75...... 7.48...... 83.73 ...... 1.91 L&T...... 1660.10...... 6.13...... 41.07 ...... and it will introduce differentiated products in the beginning of this year. The The relative strength index AurobindoPh [1] ...... 710.00...... 716.05...... 714.00...... 717.75...... 706.00. .... 3231.42. .... 1063.75...... 660.10. .... 16 ...... 716.35 2.73 Divis Lab...... 5104.25...... 5.69...... 66.12 ...... 0.89 battery thermal management and display price level of ₹465 provided (RSI) has entered the bullish AvenuSupmart ...... 3833.05. .... 3888.35. .... 3862.00. .... 3899.00. .... 3835.30...... 267.92. .... 3909.50. .... 1949.30. ...205 . .... 3890.10 Titan ...... 1878.45...... 5.38...... 129.38 ...... 1.07 Axis Bank [2] ...... 752.40...... 784.05...... 756.00...... 789.50...... 754.00. ... 12517.51...... 800.00...... 400.00. .... 32 ...... 783.75 solutions; 3M also plans to work closely with solid base, the stock was not zone and the moving average Maurti Suzuki ...... 6796.90...... 5.28...... 40.00 ...... 1.23 Bajaj Auto ...... 3699.45. .... 3720.40. .... 3717.90. .... 3756.60. .... 3705.00...... 561.90. .... 4361.20. .... 2823.35. .... 21 . .... 3713.60 Bajaj Finserv...... 16560.40...... 5.09...... 38.32 ...... 1.36 OEMs, their contract manufacturers and able to rally beyond ₹535. While convergence divergence Bajaj Hld...... 4194.95. .... 4239.30. .... 4233.00. .... 4299.00. .... 4210.05...... 39.52. .... 4298.00. .... 2219.00. ...231 . .... 4242.50 ITC...... 208.00...... 4.23...... 18.08 ...... 2.48 BajajFin [2]...... 6966.60. .... 7165.50. .... 6995.95. .... 7197.00. .... 6980.00. .... 1504.38. .... 7196.15. .... 3008.85. ...110 . .... 7165.65 suppliers to enable more local content; and the the stock went about that level (MACD) indicator on the daily Sun Pharma...... 787.20...... 3.84...... 30.95 ...... 1.16 BajajFinserv [5]...... 16195.60. ... 16560.40. ... 16475.00. ... 16595.00. ... 16260.00...... 336.04. ... 16807.60. .... 5401.00. ..1480 . ... 16551.65 company introduced three products in UltraTech Cement...... 7703.80...... 3.68...... 37.33 ...... 1.21 briefly, ₹562­mark was prevent­ chart is now turning its traject­ BandhanBank ...... 276.10...... 285.90...... 279.00...... 287.00...... 278.60. .... 6861.80...... 430.25...... 251.40. .... 23 ...... 285.90 automotive segment. M&M ...... 791.55...... 3.62...... 37.71 ...... 1.03 ing the bulls from lifting the ory upwards after sliding since BergrPaintIn [1] ...... 785.85...... 810.65...... 792.00...... 811.95...... 788.25...... 922.57...... 872.00...... 535.00. ...101 ...... 811.00 Hindalco ...... 448.05...... 3.42...... 11.18 ...... 0.89 We expect launches of additional products stock beyond this level. the beginning of August. Also, Bharti Air [5] ...... 595.15...... 620.45...... 596.00...... 625.00...... 590.10. ... 39759.79...... 644.00...... 394.05. .... ­ ...... 620.35 ONGC ...... 120.15...... 2.95...... 5.53 ...... 0.60 with normalisation of economy. The Biocon [5]...... 346.70...... 356.60...... 349.00...... 358.00...... 347.55. .... 2905.13...... 487.70...... 327.75. ...191 ...... 356.55 Tata Motors ...... 291.95...... 2.56...... 0.00 ...... 0.71 However, in mid­May, the the price is above both the 21­ Bosch ...... 13642.75. ... 13826.00. ... 13689.95. ... 13870.00. ... 13650.65...... 17.75. ... 16900.00. ... 11322.00. .... 31 . ... 13823.50 Coal India ...... 143.60...... 2.44...... 6.41 ...... 0.41 company’s diverse product portfolio helped it scrip decisively broke above the and 50­day moving averages. BPCL ...... 471.30...... 472.55...... 474.90...... 474.90...... 471.60. .... 4514.92...... 493.70...... 324.90...... 8 ...... 472.60 Dr Reddys Lab ...... 4677.85...... 2.17...... 44.79 ...... 0.77 cushion the impact caused by Covid. Its Britannia [1] ...... 3941.55. .... 3986.35. .... 3960.00. .... 3993.55. .... 3932.20...... 466.52. .... 3992.00. .... 3317.90. .... 56 . .... 3983.85 IndusInd Bank ...... 1005.10...... 2.07...... 22.64 ...... 0.83 resistance at ₹562 with signific­ Hence, traders can buy with a JSW Steel ...... 686.55...... 2.02...... 11.56 ...... 0.90 respirators, sanitisers and personal protection Cadila HC [1] ...... 550.55...... 555.00...... 553.00...... 557.45...... 548.85. .... 2248.03...... 673.70...... 358.10. .... 35 ...... 554.95 ant volumes and started gain­ stop­loss at ₹745 and a target of Cipla [2] ...... 923.90...... 934.70...... 924.00...... 936.50...... 920.45. .... 2016.97...... 997.20...... 701.50. .... 28 ...... 935.05 Hind Unilever...... 2687.70...... 2.01...... 76.98 ...... 3.27 TataConsumerProducts Ltd.. ...860.50...... 1.73...... 101.00 ...... equipment segments did well (Ranjangaon ing quickly. Nevertheless, the ₹835. Coal India ...... 138.55...... 143.60...... 138.60...... 143.95...... 138.60. ... 11333.69...... 164.90...... 109.50. .... 12 ...... 143.60 0.70 NTPC ...... 114.95...... 1.70...... 7.21 ...... 0.74 factory was never shut down during the year) Colgate [1]...... 1655.60. .... 1699.15. .... 1655.60. .... 1702.00. .... 1655.60...... 753.85. .... 1823.00. .... 1322.80. .... 43 . .... 1698.15 HDFC Life ...... 712.35...... 1.58...... 122.09 ...... 0.80 stock lost momentum in July Dabur [1] ...... 608.75...... 616.75...... 610.00...... 617.55...... 610.00. .... 1299.45...... 621.35...... 472.10. .... 76 ...... 616.15 and digital learning platforms helped (3M Hero MotoCorp...... 2726.25...... 1.56...... 17.38 ...... 0.48 and right from the start of the (Note: The recommendations are Divi'sLabs [2]...... 4910.70. .... 5104.25. .... 4932.60. .... 5133.95. .... 4930.00...... 866.74. .... 5133.65. .... 2986.70. .... 67 . .... 5107.95 UPL...... 740.45...... 1.42...... 15.75 ...... 0.55 Healthcare Academy and 3M Energy Academy) DLF Ltd [2] ...... 311.80...... 319.80...... 312.05...... 320.90...... 312.05. .... 6860.25...... 359.10...... 142.55. .... 56 ...... 319.70 month, the stock began chart­ based on technical analysis. There Cipla ...... 934.70...... 1.27...... 29.77 ...... 0.65 Dr Reddy [5] ...... 4600.55. .... 4677.85. .... 4619.00. .... 4700.00. .... 4578.05...... 628.37. .... 5613.65. .... 4135.90. .... 47 . .... 4678.35 learning aspirants with self­learning courses. Britannia Ind...... 3986.35...... 1.22...... 56.65 ...... 0.64 ing a sideways trend — it was os­ is a risk of loss in trading.) Eicher Motor [1] ...... 2576.10. .... 2553.95. .... 2580.70. .... 2608.20. .... 2545.80...... 926.19. .... 3035.50. .... 2016.00. .... 44 . .... 2551.15 We remain positive on 3M India due to Grasim Ind...... 1471.15...... 1.13...... 11.63 ...... 0.77 Gail(India) ...... 143.50...... 146.00...... 143.35...... 146.70...... 143.35. ... 12311.64...... 170.00...... 81.25. .... 10 ...... 145.75 PowerGrid Corp...... 175.50...... 0.91...... 7.66 ...... 0.82 competitive advantages such as strong brands, GlandPharma ...... 3930.25. .... 3880.95. .... 3870.00. .... 3913.00. .... 3870.00...... 328.43. .... 4350.00. .... 1700.00. .... ­ ...... ­ Indian OilCorp ...... 107.35...... 0.82...... 3.96 ...... 0.37 established distribution network and global DAY TRADING GUIDE Godrej Cons [1] ...... 1054.05. .... 1087.50. .... 1057.80. .... 1100.00. .... 1057.80. .... 3463.81. .... 1099.60...... 641.65. .... 87 . .... 1087.30 Shree Cement...... 27157.85...... 0.80...... 37.83 ...... 0.49 relationships with large manufacturers, and Grasim [2] ...... 1458.30. .... 1471.15. .... 1465.00. .... 1483.00. .... 1462.00...... 764.59. .... 1614.35...... 651.50. .... 57 . .... 1471.30 Bajaj Auto...... 3720.40...... 0.63...... 19.12 ...... 0.66 HavellsIndia [1]...... 1235.00. .... 1266.50. .... 1230.00. .... 1270.00. .... 1230.00. .... 1105.43. .... 1288.90...... 609.10. .... 66 . .... 1266.45 Adani Ports...... 730.00...... 0.51...... 26.46 ...... 0.73 access to parent’s technology pool. We model 16942 • Nifty 50 Futures HCL Tech [2] ...... 1162.95. .... 1163.40. .... 1164.00. .... 1170.35. .... 1154.55. .... 2956.87. .... 1178.05...... 682.80. .... 35 . .... 1163.00 BPCL...... 472.55...... 0.27...... 5.69 ...... 0.60 HDFC [2]...... 2718.20. .... 2755.70. .... 2730.45. .... 2764.90. .... 2723.10. .... 1731.93. .... 2895.35. .... 1623.00. .... 42 . .... 2754.90 HCL Tech ...... 1163.40...... 0.11...... 27.58 ...... 1.72 3M India to report revenue and PAT CAGRs of S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT HDFC AMC [5] ...... 3030.30. .... 3061.90. .... 3059.00. .... 3093.00. .... 3040.95...... 402.04. .... 3358.30. .... 2071.00. .... 48 . .... 3061.10 SBI Life...... 1180.70...... ­0.34...... 91.67 ...... 0.71 18.1 per cent and 65.2 per cent respectively over Eicher Motors...... 2553.95...... ­0.71...... 42.60 ...... 16925 16900 16950 17000 Consider initiating fresh long HDFC Bank [1] ...... 1548.45. .... 1568.25. .... 1555.60. .... 1570.00. .... 1551.60. .... 4524.58. .... 1650.00. .... 1025.15. .... 27 . .... 1568.05 0.49 Wipro ...... 632.45...... ­0.85...... 29.61 ...... FY21­FY23 with steady improvement in RoE. We HDFCLifeIns...... 704.10...... 712.35...... 709.00...... 713.20...... 706.10. .... 3023.66...... 746.00...... 556.25. ...119 ...... 712.20 1.27 positions with stop­loss at 16,900 if Nestle India Ltd...... 19742.25...... ­1.77...... 86.08 ...... 0.96 HeroMoto [2]...... 2674.05. .... 2726.25. .... 2680.00. .... 2729.00. .... 2680.00...... 518.75. .... 3628.55. .... 2636.00. .... 17 . .... 2725.70 upgrade the stock to ‘Buy’ from ‘Add’. Tech Mahindra...... 1419.20...... ­3.75...... 28.87 ...... 1.20 the contract moves above 16,950 Hindalco [1]...... 437.90...... 448.05...... 440.95...... 452.50...... 440.65. ... 11735.73...... 461.00...... 155.00. .... 52 ...... 447.95 TCS...... 3701.30...... ­4.50...... 39.63 ...... 5.22 Key risks: prolonged weakness in the economy, HPCL ...... 256.60...... 259.60...... 258.40...... 260.75...... 256.00. .... 3050.31...... 312.00...... 163.30...... 4 ...... 259.60 Infosys...... 1698.05...... ­9.19...... 35.55 ...... 8.58 and failure of new products. ₹1568 • HDFC Bank HUL [1] ...... 2677.95. .... 2687.70. .... 2691.60. .... 2705.75. .... 2671.60. .... 1168.19. .... 2706.25. .... 2001.00. .... 77 . .... 2687.30 S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT ICICI Bank [2] ...... 699.75...... 713.65...... 704.50...... 715.00...... 700.90. ... 10797.87...... 717.30...... 334.00. .... 27 ...... 713.55 Pts: Impact on index movement ICICILombGIC ...... 1557.70. .... 1585.15. .... 1569.00. .... 1600.00. .... 1565.00. .... 1217.03. .... 1625.00. .... 1201.00. .... 59 . .... 1585.45 1555 1540 1570 1600 Initiate fresh long positions with a MOTILAL OSWAL IndraprsGas [2]...... 524.80...... 531.90...... 530.10...... 535.50...... 525.30. .... 1618.53...... 594.85...... 364.30. .... 31 ...... 531.85 Nifty Next 50 Movers ̆ 624.60 pts. tight stop­loss if the stock rallies IndusInd BK ...... 990.20. .... 1005.10...... 995.30. .... 1012.00...... 991.30. .... 2868.60. .... 1119.20...... 485.00. .... 23 . .... 1005.00 Close(₹) Pts PE Wt(%) Clean Science and Tech (Buy) above ₹1,570 IndusTowers ...... 216.30...... 216.60...... 217.30...... 219.40...... 215.05. .... 1796.92...... 282.65...... 162.20. .... ­ ...... ­ Adani Transmission ...... 1505.35...... 52.67...... 121.08 ...... 2.70 Target: ₹1,700 INFO EDGE (I) ...... 5895.65. .... 6063.00. .... 5895.65. .... 6088.15. .... 5895.60...... 524.37. .... 6087.00. .... 3238.50. ...268 . .... 6060.60 Info Edge (India) ...... 6063.00...... 45.22...... 53.10 ...... 3.99 Infosys [5] ...... 1708.80. .... 1698.05. .... 1703.05. .... 1718.65. .... 1690.40. .... 6559.67. .... 1755.60...... 912.60. .... 38 . .... 1697.85 CMP: ₹1,468.05 • Godrej Consumer ...... 1087.50...... 44.26...... 63.92 ...... 3.51 ₹1698 Infosys IntGlobAviat ...... 1776.85. .... 1819.25. .... 1789.00. .... 1827.00. .... 1775.00...... 603.87. .... 1859.90. .... 1171.85. .... ­ . .... 1818.80 S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT Havells...... 1266.50...... 27.60...... 65.23 ...... 2.70 Clean Science and Technology (CSTL) has IOC ...... 105.95...... 107.35...... 106.40...... 108.20...... 106.10. ... 12826.85...... 117.85...... 71.35...... 4 ...... 107.35 Vedanta ...... 298.60...... 26.52...... 5.91 ...... 3.22 I­PruLifeINS...... 656.15...... 659.00...... 655.00...... 673.90...... 655.00. .... 2694.19...... 694.30...... 397.65. ...194 ...... 659.05 emerged as the global leader in most of its 1690 1675 1715 1726 Since the stock is trading near Jubilant Foodworks ...... 3907.45...... 25.46...... 137.85 ...... 2.55 ITC [1]...... 205.90...... 208.00...... 206.00...... 208.20...... 206.00. ... 12084.84...... 239.15...... 163.40. .... 19 ...... 207.95 product categories on the back of niche support, consider going long with Bandhan Bank ...... 285.90...... 23.18...... 22.70 ...... 1.65 JSWSteelLtd [1] ...... 677.50...... 686.55...... 683.05...... 694.00...... 683.05. .... 5891.58...... 776.50...... 257.70. .... 12 ...... 685.85 Avenuesuper ...... 3888.35...... 22.03...... 218.13 ...... 3.77 product offerings catering to polymer stop­loss at ₹1,675 JublilntFood ...... 3812.35. .... 3907.45. .... 3830.70. .... 3918.80. .... 3817.05...... 560.06. .... 4166.40. .... 2076.60. ...138 . .... 3907.70 Berger Paints India ...... 810.65...... 21.06...... 93.17 ...... 1.68 inhibitors/super­absorbents, anti­oxidants for Kot.Mah.Bk [5] ...... 1713.55. .... 1735.85. .... 1715.95. .... 1739.55. .... 1715.95. .... 2561.25. .... 2048.95. .... 1231.20. .... 47 . .... 1735.90 Icici Lombard Gic...... 1585.15...... 20.95...... 58.76 ...... 2.95 • Colgate...... 1699.15...... 20.30...... 43.17 ...... 1.93 the food/feed industry, pharma, home, and ₹208 ITC L&T [2] ...... 1638.10. .... 1660.10. .... 1646.70. .... 1684.95. .... 1645.10. .... 3345.93. .... 1684.80...... 842.50. .... 16 . .... 1659.85 S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT L&TInfotech [1]...... 5233.60. .... 5272.95. .... 5270.00. .... 5325.40. .... 5230.10...... 293.44. .... 5324.45. .... 2310.15. .... 47 . .... 5265.30 Pidilitind...... 2262.15...... 19.70...... 86.56 ...... 2.94 personal care. It has further bolstered its value Lupin [2]...... 940.10...... 952.50...... 942.00...... 956.00...... 942.00...... 885.51. .... 1267.50...... 856.00. .... 28 ...... 952.85 Ambuja Cements...... 417.70...... 19.66...... 19.93 ...... 2.62 chain through novel manufacturing 206 204 208 210 Fresh long positions can be initiated M&M [5]...... 775.15...... 791.55...... 783.95...... 794.15...... 783.00. .... 3028.71...... 952.15...... 566.00. .... 68 ...... 791.95 Dlf...... 319.80...... 17.31...... 53.08 ...... 1.69 Dabur India...... 616.75...... 16.32...... 60.85 ...... with a fixed stop­loss if the stock Marico Ltd [1] ...... 524.95...... 525.05...... 527.55...... 533.25...... 524.15. .... 1875.83...... 552.90...... 333.30. .... 58 ...... 525.20 3.07 technology based on green chemistry for one Biocon ...... 356.60...... 15.79...... 53.97 ...... 1.39 Maruti [5]...... 6624.85. .... 6796.90. .... 6690.00. .... 6810.00. .... 6653.85...... 819.45. .... 8400.00. .... 6273.70. .... 42 . .... 6797.10 rallies past ₹208 Gail (India) ...... 146.00...... 15.53...... 8.47 ...... 2.21 of the key raw materials. CSTL’s streak is driven MRF...... 76953.45. ... 78185.50. ... 77000.00. ... 78374.95. ... 77000.00...... 9.05. ... 98575.90. ... 55360.35. .... 24 . ... 78207.05 Intglobeavi ...... 1819.25...... 14.27...... 0.00 ...... 1.49 MuthootFinan ...... 1491.70. .... 1503.20. .... 1504.00. .... 1518.80. .... 1495.75...... 822.74. .... 1638.50. .... 1000.00. .... 16 . .... 1503.35 by its strong R&D capabilities in both plant • Nmdc...... 155.55...... 13.39...... 5.10 ...... 1.52 ₹120 ONGC NestleIndia...... 19957.35. ... 19742.25. ... 20050.00. ... 20122.50. ... 19684.25...... 133.96. ... 20333.80. ... 15104.25. .... 86 . ... 19763.60 technological/engineering development as Adani Green Energy ...... 1060.35...... 13.17...... 434.20 ...... 3.03 S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT NMDC Ltd [1] ...... 152.20...... 155.55...... 154.00...... 156.00...... 153.60. ... 14597.20...... 213.15...... 75.60...... 5 ...... 155.50 Piramal Ent...... 2599.50...... 12.09...... 42.75 ...... 2.70 well as process innovation (based on greener NTPC...... 113.40...... 114.95...... 113.25...... 115.50...... 113.25. .... 9915.17...... 122.00...... 78.10...... 8 ...... 115.00 114 111 122 125 Stock turns bullish after breaking Acc ...... 2386.50...... 11.35...... 22.77 ...... 1.72 ONGC [5] ...... 116.65...... 120.15...... 116.75...... 120.40...... 116.75. ... 15933.41...... 128.45...... 64.15. .... 11 ...... 120.10 chemistries). This has led to the gross margin Siemens...... 2258.40...... 11.27...... 75.57 ...... 1.71 out of the resistance at ₹120; Petronet ...... 227.85...... 230.30...... 229.30...... 231.00...... 227.50. .... 2678.94...... 275.25...... 207.40. .... 11 ...... 230.30 expanding to 76 per cent in FY21 from 62 per Lupin ...... 952.50...... 10.43...... 25.93 ...... 1.95 maintain a tight stop­loss PGHH ...... 13737.20. ... 13805.85. ... 13575.00. ... 13950.00. ... 13575.00...... 8.69. ... 14210.00. .... 9700.05. .... 69 . ... 13786.40 Adani Enter...... 1516.55...... 10.10...... 121.12 ...... 3.55 cent in FY16 (the EBITDA margin expanded PidiliteInd [1] ...... 2225.20. .... 2262.15. .... 2237.95. .... 2279.00. .... 2215.00...... 461.82. .... 2335.00. .... 1390.60. .... 88 . .... 2261.85 Mrf ...... 78185.50...... 8.95...... 23.20 ...... 1.38 from 33 per cent to 50.5 per cent over FY16­21). ₹2270 • Reliance Ind. PiramalEntp [2]...... 2571.10. .... 2599.50. .... 2583.95. .... 2659.95. .... 2581.00...... 730.81. .... 2856.80. .... 1178.85. ...197 . .... 2598.00 Indraprastha Gas ...... 531.90...... 8.69...... 26.31 ...... 1.59 United Spirits ...... 708.65...... 8.54...... 78.14 ...... 1.80 The company has posted a robust revenue S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT PowerGrid ...... 174.35...... 175.50...... 175.20...... 176.35...... 172.80. ... 10884.30...... 188.63...... 115.99...... 9 ...... 175.55 Pun.Natl.Bk [2] ...... 36.15...... 36.75...... 36.15...... 36.90...... 36.15. ... 31586.00...... 46.40...... 26.30. .... 15 ...... 36.75 Torrent Pharma ...... 3092.40...... 7.81...... 41.50 ...... 1.29 CAGR of nearly 29 per cent in the last five years. 2230 2200 2320 2350 Near­term view is positive for the Reliance ...... 2227.40. .... 2270.25. .... 2250.00. .... 2275.85. .... 2236.80. .... 6473.49. .... 2368.80. .... 1830.00. .... 46 . .... 2270.05 Hpcl ...... 259.60...... 6.70...... 3.54 ...... 1.41 We expect CSTL's revenues to grow at a CAGR of stock of RIL and hence, go long with SBI [1] ...... 412.45...... 422.70...... 414.40...... 423.30...... 413.50. ... 20308.69...... 467.30...... 175.55. .... 17 ...... 422.70 Petronet Lng...... 230.30...... 6.43...... 11.11 ...... 1.47 SBICards&Pay...... 1091.00. .... 1094.85. .... 1091.10. .... 1106.00. .... 1088.75...... 782.38. .... 1139.50...... 766.10. .... ­ ...... ­ Larsen & Toubro Info ...... 5272.95...... 6.25...... 45.66 ...... 2.04 a tight stop­loss Punjab Natl Bank...... 36.75...... 6.24...... 12.31 ...... 0.93 about 23 per cent over FY21­24 (on the back of SBILifeInsur...... 1184.05. .... 1180.70. .... 1189.50. .... 1199.00. .... 1176.55. .... 1690.83. .... 1198.35...... 755.55. .... 92 . .... 1180.20 Hdfc Asset Mgmt Cmp ...... 3061.90...... 6.12...... 47.66 ...... 1.45 capacity additions at Unit­III in phases over ShreeCement ...... 26897.75. ... 27157.85. ... 26900.10. ... 27420.00. ... 26830.80...... 41.39. ... 32050.00. ... 18214.40. .... 38 . ... 27141.55 Aurobindo Pharma ...... 716.05...... 5.95...... 7.88 ...... 1.72 ₹422 • SBI Siemens [2] ...... 2222.20. .... 2258.40. .... 2240.00. .... 2264.05. .... 2226.85...... 260.96. .... 2297.00. .... 1143.15. .... 73 . .... 2258.85 FY22). The company plans to capture higher Bajaj Holdings ...... 4239.30...... 5.94...... 12.57 ...... 1.38 S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT Sun Pharma [1] ...... 771.80...... 787.20...... 769.00...... 794.95...... 768.15. .... 3617.13...... 804.40...... 452.60. .... 90 ...... 786.55 Bosch ...... 13826.00...... 5.48...... 47.21 ...... 1.01 market share for its products. Tata Motors [2] ...... 285.75...... 291.95...... 290.10...... 293.50...... 289.90. ... 17217.10...... 360.65...... 122.15. .... ­ ...... 291.90 As ₹425 is a strong hurdle, consider United Breweries...... 1469.15...... 5.13...... 149.82 ...... 0.89 410 400 425 435 Tata Steel ...... 1384.15. .... 1440.60. .... 1399.00. .... 1445.00. .... 1398.00. ... 13444.39. .... 1534.60...... 343.00...... 9 . .... 1439.50 We initiate coverage on CSTL with a ‘Buy’ Muthoot Finance ...... 1503.20...... 4.36...... 15.31 ...... 1.39 buying with tight stop­loss if it TataConsuPro ...... 847.95...... 860.50...... 850.00...... 862.75...... 850.00. .... 1875.51...... 862.75...... 458.95. .... ­ ...... ­ rating. In our recently­released sector Cadila Health...... 555.00...... 3.98...... 24.51 ...... 1.21 TCS [1] ...... 3720.15. .... 3701.30. .... 3715.00. .... 3740.35. .... 3687.60. .... 2033.11. .... 3740.00. .... 2228.30. .... 40 . .... 3701.40 initiating report ‘Genie is out’, we had decisively breaches ₹425 I­Prulife ...... 659.00...... 3.87...... 195.60 ...... 2.18 TechMahindra [5]...... 1445.40. .... 1419.20. .... 1450.00. .... 1455.00. .... 1415.90. .... 2742.70. .... 1477.50...... 723.20. .... 32 . .... 1419.35 Sbi Cards And Pay Srv ...... 1094.85...... 2.32...... 115.01 ...... 1.61 highlighted that normally, companies with a ₹3701 • TCS TitanCompany [1] ...... 1822.55. .... 1878.45. .... 1835.00. .... 1886.95. .... 1831.80. .... 1670.31. .... 1892.25. .... 1076.00. ...128 . .... 1877.65 Alkem Laboratories ...... 3901.80...... 2.19...... 27.86 ...... 1.47 TorrentPhar [5]...... 3046.90. .... 3092.40. .... 3055.00. .... 3129.80. .... 3040.00...... 269.59. .... 3129.50. .... 2311.30. .... 47 . .... 3090.90 Proc & Gam ...... 13805.85...... 1.73...... 68.76 ...... 0.85 higher proportion of specialty chemicals S1 S2 R1 R2 COMMENT Abbott India ...... 19137.80...... 1.55...... 57.59 ...... 0.66 command richer valuations. UB [1] ...... 1448.60. .... 1469.15. .... 1452.00. .... 1483.90. .... 1451.50...... 293.67. .... 1537.65...... 898.50. ...151 . .... 1469.45 3700 3650 3740 3775 Buy the stock of TCS with a tight UltraTech ...... 7565.60. .... 7703.80. .... 7571.00. .... 7743.60. .... 7571.00...... 319.95. .... 7907.40. .... 3755.00. .... 36 . .... 7701.75 Indus Towers ...... 216.60...... 0.85...... 13.00 ...... 1.49 Marico ...... 525.05...... 0.18...... 57.61 ...... 2.31 stop­loss if it rebounds from the United Spr [2] ...... 700.45...... 708.65...... 705.50...... 717.00...... 703.45. .... 2026.11...... 732.00...... 494.00. .... 76 ...... 708.35 UPL [2] ...... 729.25...... 740.45...... 732.95...... 744.55...... 730.00. .... 2358.15...... 864.75...... 399.00. ...159 ...... 740.55 Apollo Hosp ...... 4757.55...... ­2.66...... 79.20 ...... 4.08 BusinessLine is not responsible for the recommendations support of ₹3,700 Vedanta [1] ...... 292.60...... 298.60...... 300.00...... 302.70...... 295.10. ... 22246.80...... 341.25...... 91.25. .... 10 ...... 298.80 Yes Bank ...... 10.90...... ­5.12...... 0.00 ...... 0.91 Gland Pharma ...... 3880.95...... ­6.48...... 58.53 ...... 1.24 sourced from third party brokerages. Reports may be sent Wipro [2] ...... 634.95...... 632.45...... 635.95...... 639.50...... 630.55. .... 4371.86...... 642.70...... 269.10. .... 36 ...... 632.20 to: [email protected] S1, S2: Support 1 & 2; R1, R2: Resistance 1 & 2. Yes Bk [2] ...... 11.05...... 10.90...... 11.15...... 11.15...... 10.80. .. 115836.90...... 20.83...... 10.51. .... ­ ...... 10.90 Pts: Impact on index movement

CM YK ...... CHENNAI BusinessLine 7 TUESDAY • AUGUST 31 • 2021 NEWS What’s driving rush of IPOs by travel firms? Airtel intends to roll out 5G network in Reeling under a crisis, many are tempted too is going to be the same. key cities at the earliest: Sunil Mittal He said that there is a huge by the success of start­ups at the bourses boom in unicorns and start­ ‘₹21,000­cr mop­up up new capacities… we are con­ ups which have disruptive scious of our current leverage FORUM GANDHI founder of Kejriwal Research, models. to be used to ratio which we believe is com­ Mumbai, August 30 explained that there is aware­ On the flipside, retail in­ prepare network’ fortable,” Mittal said, adding Wary of taking debt, a num­ ness, liquidity interest and vestors have reciprocated that it was not a sentiment ber of companies in the pan­ demand in the recent past. In well to some of the listings S RONENDRA SINGH shared by all. He noted that he demic­hit travel industry are the last one year, at least 40 like Zomato. According to New Delhi, August 30 was conscious of the same and looking to take the initial companies have decided to Tibriwal, travel is a highly Bharti Airtel Chairman, Sunil of not further loading the com­ public offering (IPO) route to go public across industries. cyclical industry that is af­ Bharti Mittal, said that the pany with any additional debt, raise funds. This includes both tradi­ fected by economic and so­ ₹21,000 crore capital raise that Sunil Bharti Mittal especially as the above oppor­ There are at least a dozen tional and tech­based com­ There are at least a dozen travel-related companies globally which cial factors. In the short term, the company announced on tunities need their outlays. travel­related companies panies like Zomato which are in the midst of being listed or have already gone public there remains a threat of fur­ Sunday will help improve its tuted a ‘Special Committee of The Rights issue has been de­ globally which are in the was oversubscribed. ther waves of infections with position and simultaneously Directors’ to decide the other signed such that the money midst of being listed or have Response given to other little or no financial aid to would prefer the IPO route at subsequent lockdowns. provide the fuel to accelerate terms and conditions of the will be called upon as and when already gone public in the re­ start­up listing has been a the sector. To top that, their the moment,” said Yug Tibre­ “The long­term impact on investments across its portfolio Issue. required and closely mon­ cent past months. massive boost and led to a asset light model, technical wal, Research Analyst at consumer behaviour due to to drive growth. Mittal said 5G auction are ex­ itored for utilisation, he further Closer home, EaseMytrip flurry of companies coming aspects of credit and com­ Choice Broking India. the pandemic is yet to be They will include 5G auction, pected to happen next year and said. went public in March this to raise funds from the sec­ mission system have made “Another important driver seen. We would recommend roll out of fibre to prepare the Airtel, as a leader, intends to rol­ Mittal also highlighted the year. The travel company’s ondary market to take ad­ bankers wary of funding for travel firms to get listed is investors to be highly select­ network in time for 5G launch lout 5G network in key cities ‘at concerns of telecom operators IPO was subscribed 159.33 vantage of the heightened in­ them. once a company is listed, it ive when considering travel and accelerate investment in the earliest’, to be able to on issues like high taxes and times. Ixigo and RateGain vestor appetite for new “An IPO not only allows the gets a credit rating which related stocks at present,” he the fast­growing data centres. provide the benefits of the new­ levies, hoped for some relief. have also filed their Draft Red investment opportunities for company to raise funds but helps them to acquire other said. “The Prime Minister ’s vision age networks to its customers, “We have been also urging the Herring Prospectus. companies like Ixigo and also gives the existing share­ companies and expand their While institutional in­ of a ‘Digital India’ holds great especially heavy users and in­ government to attend to some RateGain. holders the benefits of a sec­ businesses,” Kejriwal said. vestors weigh the risks and promise. It is a once in a life­ dustrial applications. “ Hand­ pressing issues. The taxes on Reasons for sudden rise The travel industry has ondary market listing. Debt, opportunities in depth, retail time chance for a handful of sets which are 5G­enabled have this industry remain high. For BusinessLine spoke to ana­ been hit hard by Covid. It has on the other hand, can be a Future impact investors are mainly industry players in India to build the in­ started to make their way into every ₹100 of revenue, ₹35 go in lysts to understand the sud­ caused several unorganis ed burden for companies when Kejriwal said that like for agnostic, they don’t under­ frastructure required to fulfil India and Airtel expects that by various forms of levies. We den rise in travel­related IPOs players to shut shops they operate in a highly com­ other industries going pub­ stand the industry dynamics this dream. It is with this in the time 5G networks are built, hope that the government will and what it means for retail whereas the revenues of big petitive and cyclical industry. lic was a way to tap on to and are least bothered to do mind that Airtel has decided to there will be large number of also favourably look at some of investors and the travel in­ players have plummeted. Ex­ So despite interest rates be­ more market share, the fu­ so because it isn’t their ob­ accelerate the building out of a its handsets ready to use the the genuine demands of the in­ dustry. Anuj Kejriwal, perts said, there has been ing relatively low, companies ture of the travel industry jective, Kejriwal explained. number of vital pieces to serve services,” Mittal noted. dustry,” Mittal added. the country and, at the same Mittal also estimated that time, secure its leadership role Rollout of fibre the industry’s average revenue in the market place,” Mittal said He said that the fund raised will per user (ARPU) would reach in an investor call on Monday. also be utilised to accelerate the ₹200 per user per month by Cosmea Financial, The Board of the company, rollout of fibre and also have the end of the current financial Steel companies seek support on Sunday, decided to raise millions of additional home year and eventually move to Tally apply for fresh capital by way of a Rights passes of fibre­to­the­home ₹300. “I remain confident that SFB licence issue. The company has pegged (FTTH) for home broadband. we have seen the worse now in the rights­entitlement ratio at “We will a ccelerate our in­ terms of tariff wars…we are OUR BUREAU to meet 2030 emission goals one equity share for every 14 vestment in the fast­growing about mid­point now at ₹145­ Mumbai, August 30 equity shares held by eligible data centres business given 150 and this will tend to start to­ The Reserve Bank of India on Target feasible only happen at COP26 (UN Climate Change Con­ shareholders as on the record that India is emerging as a top wards ₹200 by end of this fin­ Monday said it received ap­ ference) based on different views,” said Nar­ date. Further, the Board consti­ choice for hyperscalers to set­ ancial year,” he added. plications from Bengaluru­ if cost is shared by govt, endran. based Tally Solutions and consumers, firms say Mumbai­based Cosmea Fin­ Support for net zero ancial Holdings for ‘on tap’ li­ SURESH P IYENGAR Echoing Narendran’s views, Seshagiri Rao, cence to operate as small fin­ Mumbai, August 30 Joint Managing Director, JSW Steel said Scaler buys e-learning firm Coding Elements ance banks (SFBs). Steel companies hope the huge cost of every global company, which is working to­ Tally Solutions delivers transition to achieve net zero emission will wards net zero emission, has supported OUR BUREAU markets. For two years, the team Atal Innovation Mission. With business software for small be shared by the government, industries either by grants or concessional financing Bengaluru, August 30 worked with over 4,000 stu­ the acquisition of Coding Ele­ and medium businesses and consumers, as it is being done globally. to achieve carbon neutrality. Upskilling start­up Scaler ac­ dents through in­person classes ments, Scaler aims to expand its (SMBs). Developed economies have set a stiff As per the Paris Accord, India has to re­ quired Delhi­based online before going fully online in offering in the professional up­ Cosmea Financial Holdings deadline to become carbon­neutral and ex­ duce carbon intensity by 33 per cent by learning platform Coding Ele­ 2020. NITI Aayog also partnered skilling space. is involved in activities auxili­ pect fast developing countries, such as In­ As per the Paris Accord, India has to 2030. For this, industries have to switch 40 ments in an all­cash deal. Scaler with Coding Elements to teach Scaler was launched in 2019 ary to financial intermedi­ dia and China, to reduce emissions to mod­ reduce carbon intensity by 33% by 2030 per cent of their power consumption to re­ also set aside a corpus of ₹50 coding to two million students and has raised $20 million in ation, according to za­ erate global warming. newables. “Steel companies too are work­ crore to explore other oppor­ across 6,000 schools under the Series­A funding. ubacorp.com. The US has set a net zero carbon emission dustries and consumers. For instance, he ing on this, but this only helps reduce emis­ tunities in mergers and With these applications, target of 2050 with 52 per cent reduction said, European companies are given cer­ sion but not become carbon neutral,” he acquisitions. the number of applicants from 2005­level in economy­wide net tain carbon allowance and if they save on added. wanting to set up SFB has greenhouse gas pollution by 2030. the allowance, they can sell it in the market Besides the Indian government, de­ High quality education gone up to six. Europe is also working to meet zero but will be forced to buy it if they breach the veloped countries should also provide the Coding Elements was started in emission even while hitting carbon peak by target. “They also have carbon border ad­ technology and subsidise the cost of devel­ 2017 by Mudit Goel to train Four applicants 2026. It is banking on emerging hydrogen justment mechanism to discourage a com­ oping economies effort to cut down green­ coders in the latest tech skills In April 2021, the Central bank technology for its clean energy and fuel pany making steel outside Europe and house emission as these countries emitted such as data science, machine had announced that four ap­ needs. selling it to them,” he added. more carbon and developed their eco­ learning, full­stack web and mo­ plicants – VSoft Technologies, As the world’s largest greenhouse gas The Indian government has taken a de­ nomy, said Rao. bile app development. Calicut City Service Co­operat­ emitter, China expects emission to peak by cision to stick to the Paris (Agreement) and “Consumers mindset should also The platform also offered ive Bank, Akhil Kumar Gupta 2030 before achieving net carbon neutral­ beyond that anything will happen in India change to pay more for the green products coding courses for children to and Dvara Kshetriya Gramin ity by 2060. Steel companies, one the most only if the developed world writes a as producers have to incur higher cost on assess the live­class format and Financial Services – had ap­ polluting industries, has been struggling cheque. “Hopefully, some convergence will technologies,” he added. opportunities in international plied to set up an SFB under with the most inefficient producers the December 2019 shutting shop. guidelines for ‘on tap’ In a complete contrast to its earlier licensing. strategy of subsidising exports, the SFBs primarily undertake Chinese government has started levying basic banking activities of ac­ tax to disincentivise steel exports. ceptance of deposits and Though lower exports from China have lending to unserved and un­ opened fresh opportunities for Indian derserved sections including steel companies, they would face similar small business units, small challenges sooner than later. and marginal farmers, micro and small industries and un­ ‘Carbon allowance’ organised sector entities. TV Narendran, Managing Director, Tata Steel told BusinessLine that the cost of Guidelines transition to green energy is huge, and it As per the guidelines for ‘on has to be shared by the government, in­ tap’ licensing of SFBs, the minimum paid­up voting equity capital/net worth re­ quirement is ₹200 crore (₹100 crore earlier). For urban co­operative banks (UCBs), desirous of vol­ untarily transiting into SFBs, the initial requirement of net worth is ₹100 crore, which will have to be increased to ₹200 crore within five years from the date of commence­ ment of business. Payments banks can apply for conversion into SFB after five years of operations, if they are otherwise eligible as per these guidelines.

CM YK ...... CHENNAI

BusinessLine 8 • • COMMODITIES/AGRI-BUSINESS TUESDAY AUGUST 31 2021

İ İ İ MCX COMPDEX 1 pt (0.01%) MCX BULLDEX ĭ -34 pts (-0.24%) MCX METLDEX 138 pts (0.89%) NCDEX AGRIDEX 11 pts (0.70%)

PR. CLOSE HIGH LOW CLOSE PR. CLOSE HIGH LOW CLOSE PR. CLOSE HIGH LOW CLOSE PR. CLOSE HIGH LOW CLOSE 11335.40 11363.31 11299.01 11336.34 14262.21 14263.54 14177.60 14228.20 15565.58 15714.15 15554.12 15703.79 1637.00 1662.60 1622.00 1648.40

FUTURES TRACKER Price Previous % ‘Plant-based products are Symbol Delivery Centre Close (₹) OI Unit Close (₹) Change Animal husbandry sector needs MCX fake with synthetic flavours’ ALUMINIUM Thane 1 Kg 214.4 213.3 -0.5 745 OUR BUREAU COPPER Thane 1 Kg 718.1 722.9 0.7 35000 advance tech: Nadir Godrej Ahmedabad, August 30 COTTON Rajkot 1 Bale 26600.0 26600.0 0.0 15675 Experts call for Plant­based products are fake nat­ CPO* Cash Settled 10 Kgs 1200.1 1199.8 0.0 21480 ural products misguiding con­ CRUDEOIL Cash Settled 1 BBL 5062.0 5024.0 -0.8 483000 concerted efforts to sumers against animal products GOLD Ahmedabad 10 grms 47538.0 47370.0 -0.4 11366 help farmers, industry such as milk, meat or eggs, accord­ GOLDGUINEA Ahmedabad 8 grms 38225.0 38225.0 0.0 0.088 ing to Amul Managing Director, RS GOLDM Ahmedabad 10 grms 47416.0 47253.0 -0.3 315.8 OUR BUREAU Sodhi. Companies making plant­ Ahmedabad, August 30 GOLDPETAL Ahmedabad 1 grm 4724.0 4750.0 0.6 0.064 based products are hurting the an­ KAPAS* Cash Settled 20 Kgs 1419.0 1427.5 0.6 164 Faced with challenges such as low imal husbandry sector by profiteer­ productivity, costly input and price ing from these, he has alleged. LEAD Thane / Chennai 1 Kg 178.0 178.0 0.0 20 volatility, India’s animal hus­ At a webinar jointly organised on MENTHAOIL Chandausi 1 Kg 920.3 920.4 0.0 40.68 bandry sector requires a concerted Monday by Godrej Agrovet and RS Sodhi, MD, Amul NATURALGAS Cash Settled 1 mmBtu 321.5 320.6 -0.3 23468750 effort from the industry, policy BusinessLine on “What ails India’s NICKEL Thane 1 Kg 1415.3 1430.5 1.1 70500 makers and the farmers for breed (Clockwise from top middle) Ashish Modani, VP & Co-head Corporate Ratings, Animal Husbandry Sector?”, Sodhi higher allocation of resources from RUBBER Palakkad 100 Kgs 18225.0 18225.0 0.0 59 development, yield improvement ICRA; B Soundarajan, MD Suguna Holdings; Nadir Godrej, Chairman, Godrej lashed out at the lobbying done by the State and Central budgets for SILVER Ahmedabad 1 Kg 63585.0 63698.0 0.2 36390 and market access — both domest­ Agrovet; Sandeep Kumar Singh, CEO, Animal Feed Business, Godrej Maxximilk; the plant­based product makers at the sector that provides livelihood SILVERM Ahmedabad 1 Kg 63295.0 63396.0 0.2 885 ically and globally, experts said. and Vishwanath Kulkarni, Deputy Editor, BusinessLine the cost of animal husbandry to rural households. SILVERMIC Ahmedabad 1 Kg 63335.0 63338.0 0.0 885 At a webinar jointly organised by produce. “The animal husbandry sector BusinessLine ZINC Thane 1 Kg 249.0 247.6 -0.6 135 Godrej Agrovet and , should be allocated for the sector the export prospects for the sector. “Plant­based products are noth­ contributes around 27­28 per cent of the experts including producers, to maintain growth momentum. “There is a cyclicality that remains ing but factory­produced, chemic­ agricultural GDP. So, when you want NCDEX processors and analysts discussed in this business. While that cannot ally­made artificial products with to develop the sector, there should CASTOR DEESA Quintal 6000.0 5948.0 -0.9 38665 the current challenges and future Export competitiveness be eliminated entirely, the peak synthetic flavours and a lot of chem­ be budget allocation accordingly CHANA BIKANER Quintal 5311.0 5189.0 -2.3 61780 roadmap for the country’s animal Experts also raised issues of India’s and trough of the price range can icals and emulsifiers. The plant con­ from the Centre or State,” he said husbandry sector. non­competitive exports and be narrowed tent in such pointing at the annual turnover of COCUDAKL AKOLA Quintal 2801.0 2751.0 -1.8 54800 In his iconic style of rhythmic breed development with the help down.” products is not ₹11 lakh crore or $150 billion for the COTTON RAJKOT Bales 27020.0 27020.0 0.0 0 narration, Nadir Godrej, Chairman, of technology. While India is Analyst and more than 6­7 entire sector. DHANIYA KOTA Quintal 8142.0 8186.0 0.5 6045 Godrej Agrovet, captured the es­ among the world’s largest produ­ the sector ob­ per cent . And The dairy sector covers over 80 GUARGUM5 JODHPUR Quintal 9559.0 9819.0 2.7 26630 sence of the topic cers of milk, seafood and server, Ashish they sell it at per cent landless or marginal farm­ GUARSEED10 JODHPUR Quintal 5995.0 6148.0 2.6 29480 and highlighted meat, there are concerns Modani, VP and prices two to ers. JEERAUNJHA UNJHA Quintal 14600.0 14660.0 0.4 5205 the need for ad­ on sustainability in the Co­Head Cor­ three times “And among the agriculture and KAPAS RAJKOT 20 kgs 1446.0 1435.0 -0.8 1960 vanced techno­ overseas market amidst porate Ratings, higher than other sectors, this is the fastest­ RMSEED JAIPUR Quintal 7994.0 8121.0 1.6 22890 logy in the sector low competitiveness and ICRA, said that natural growing sector with over 2.5 times STEEL GOBINDGARH Quintal 44110.0 44500.0 0.9 240 to benefit growers higher costs. the flow of in­ products,” said the growth rate than agriculture. SYBEANIDR INDORE Quintal 7755.0 7993.0 3.1 17190 and the entire B Soundararajan, MD, Su­ vestments from Sodhi in his Fisheries, poultry, dairy are growing SYOREF INDORE 10 kgs 1404.0 1398.0 -0.4 26105 ecosystem. guna Holding , said Indian private sector keynote at an above five per cent rate,” he In his special exports aren’t globally and allocation address. added. TMCFGRNZM NIZAMABAD Quintal 8112.0 8112.0 0.0 11270 address, Godrej competitive. The US, Brazil from the gov­ Sodhi’s re­ Sodhi said the market is not a Source: MCX and NCDEX; all contracts are current month/near month; closing prices are taken from provisional bhav copy (as of 17.00 hours); *delivery option available also highlighted and Thailand are promin­ ernment have marks came in challenge, but price volatility and the problem of small scale and la­ ent exporters. “In the Middle­East showed that the backdrop low productivity are some of the bour­intensive practices in the an­ market, we have a good advantage there was grow­ of the recent key issues ailing the sector. imal husbandry sector. For yield over Brazil in terms of lower trans­ ing interest for investment in the international lobbying for “plant­ He stressed the need for veterin­ improvement, Godrej said, “The portation cost. But our raw mater­ sector. based dairy”. “Due to high profitab­ ary education to meet the require­ answer lies within our own in­ ial costs are higher than Brazil; so “This interest will channelise ility, these companies are able to ment of doctors at remote loca­ dustry. The way to go is innovation. we are not able to compete ,” and improve overall efficiency in spend on lobbying and can influ­ tions. Quick progress will help our Soundararajan said during a panel the channel, including improving ence the policymakers and con­ On animal nutrition, the focus ■ The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) nation.” discussion that was moderated by animal health and yields,” Modani sumers in favour of such products,” should be to increase the nutrition­ and allies including Russia, collectively known as OPEC+, will Seeking government attention Vishwanath Kulkarni, Deputy Ed­ said terming it a vicious cycle for he said, urging the animal hus­ rich fodder as against the general meet on Sept. 1 to discuss the previously agreed increase of for faster growth of the sector, itor, BusinessLine. the farmers. “If the animal health bandry stakeholders to make con­ practice of providing leftovers from 400,000 barrels per day (bpd) for the next several months. Godrej also added that while agri­ Sandeep Kumar Singh, CEO, An­ improves, it would have higher sumer aware about “the long­term human consumption. cultural growth over the past dec­ imal Feed Business and Godrej yield, giving better returns to ill effects of plant­based products.” “The sector has the potential to ■ The most-traded October aluminium contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange rose as much as 4.2% to 21,550 yuan ($3,332.41) ade was one­and­a­half per cent, Maxximilk, commented that the farmers and in turn they would be improve the livelihood of Bharat a tonne to hit a 13-year high animal husbandry’ growth was five cyclical nature of the dairy sector able to pay their liabilities,” said High budgetary allocation and reduce the disparity between . times more. He said resources impacts the pricing and thereby Modani. Sodhi highlighted the need for the urban and rural life,” said Sodhi. Soyameal imports trigger GM debate Above-normal rains likely during Sept-Nov: IMD official Allow farmers to ister Dada Bhuse has written a letter to the Centre demand­ Forecast augurs activity over most parts of been topping kharif crops grow transgenic ing to withdraw its decision to east and north­east and be­ output regularly. crops: Maharashtra relax norms to allow import of well for rabi crops low normal over most parts de­oiled and crushed GM soya­ and kharif pulses of peninsular India. Rabi topping kharif farmers’ body bean as poultry feed. Last season, it widened the The Centre has not given SUBRAMANI RA MANCOMBU ‘Break’ phases gap by 10 million tonnes RADHESHYAM JADHAV permission to produce GM Chennai, August 30 For the period August 27­ (mt) to 159.08 mt. Overall, Pune, August 30 soya in the country, but has al­ After taking another “break” September 23, normal rain­ foodgrain output last crop The Centre’s decision to allow lowed the import of GM soy­ earlier this month, the fall is forecast by the IMD. year has been pegged at a import 1.2 million tonnes (mt) Maharashtra is the biggest ameal. This decision will have south­west monsoon is ex­ The south­west monsoon record 308.65 mt. of crushed and de­oiled genet­ soyabean producer with a long­term impact on farmers pected to be normal next took a second “break” dur­ That way, the IMD forecast ically modified (GM) soya cake 45 lakh ha under cultivation and soyabean rates in the do­ month, while the country is ing the first part of the augurs well for the rabi or soyameal has once again mestic market, Bhuse said in a forecast to get above­nor­ month after the first one crops, which would require triggered the GM crop debate why aren’t similar products statement. mal rainfall during Septem­ during late June­early July. good soil moisture before in Maharashtra. produced by Indian farmers As per the State govern­ ber­November this year, an During the September­ sowing starts. Higher than If the government is im­ allowed in the market?” asked ment’s data, Maharashtra is India Meteorological De­ November period, a major normal or normal rainfall in porting GM soya oil and soy­ Ghanwat. The poultry in­ the biggest soyabean produ­ partment (IMD) official has part of the country is likely September will ensure that ameal, Indian farmers could dustry had demanded import cer with 45 lakh hectares un­ said. to receive normal rainfall, year­ago period. The fore­ year it was about 285 mm. farmers will have conducive help produce them if cultiva­ of GM soyameal, stating that der cultivation. F armers in “Over the last 10­11 years Pai said. cast is good for the kharif Since 2010, rainfall during conditions to start sowing tion of GM crops is permitted. soyameal prices have soared Marathwada and Vidarbha re­ we have received good rain­ However, rainfall in Tamil pulses crop such as pigeon this period slipped below their crop. The Centre must allow farmers over the last few months. gions grow soyabean along fall during September. Rain­ Nadu, Jammu and Kashmir pea (tur/arhar), which will 200 mm only once — 2018. Normal rainfall, particu­ to cultivate GM soya to be com­ The Centre, while allowing with farmers in western fall even during September­ would be below normal as be harvested from The forecast, in particular, larly in parts that grow key petitive in the world market, import of soyameal, got clear­ Maharashtra. November has been good. also some parts of Kerala, December. augurs well for rabi crops. crops during kharif and demanded Shetkari ance from the Ministry of En­ “Last year soyabean received Better days are ahead,” said Karnataka, Telangana, Sowing of rabi crops will be­ rabi, is a boost for the In­ Sanghatana (SS). vironment, Forest and Climate a good price in the market and DS Pai, IMD’s Head ­ Climate Andhra Pradesh and a few Highest since 1917 gin from October onwards. dian economy. Normal rain­ Change (MOEFCC). farmers increased soya cultiv­ Research and Services, IMD. pockets in the north. Data show that since the The September­November fall resulting in good agri­ Permission to grow? The MOEFCC has held that ation. This year, a good harvest Addressing a k harif sow­ This forecast should help year 2000, rainfall during rainfall over the last 10­11 cultural production SS President Anil Ghanwat, “since soya de­oiled and is expected. But at the same ing overview webinar, he since the monsoon this year September had exceeded years has also led to better activates the rural economy also a member of the Supreme crushed cake does not contain time, the Ministry of Com­ said rainfall activity would has so far been 10 per cent 200 mm thrice — 2005, 2007 rabi crops production. and in turn, ensures overall Court­appointed Committee any living modified organism, merce and Industry allowed very likely be near normal deficient over the long and last year. Last year’s Until the 2008­09 crop economic growth in the on farm laws, told Business- this Ministry has no concerns the import of 1.2 mt crushed in the first week of Septem­ period average. 259.5 mm rainfall was the season (July­June), kharif country. Line that for the last many and no objection for import of and de­oiled GM soyameal. ber, while it would be nor­ According to the Ministry highest in 103 years when foodgrains production was This forecast also allays years GM soya oil has been im­ soyameal from an environ­ The new soyabean (domestic) mal to above normal during of Agriculture and Farmers’ the country received a re­ higher than rabi crops. After fears of the country’s agri­ ported and now soyameal is mental angle”. has just started coming in the the second week over cent­ Welfare, the area under cord 278.1 mm in 1917. that kharif and rabi produc­ cultural production being being imported. “If the GM market and Centre’s decision ral and adjoining north­ kharif crops was down by In 2019, rainfall during tion alternately was higher affected since rabi crops products produced in other State government’s stand has resulted in a drop of price west and north peninsular 1.87 per cent as on Septem­ September­November till 2016­17. Since 2017­18, could make up for any slip­ countries could be used here, Maharashtra Agriculture Min­ by ₹2,000,” said Bhuse. India, near normal rainfall ber 27 compared with the topped 400 mm, while last rabi crops production has up during kharif.

NCDEX to Gold consolidates Experts hail TN’s first farm budget, launch futures Go short on MCX natural gas near 1-month peak in Soydex COMMODITY CALL since it took support at REUTERS call on other States to follow suit around ₹180 in early April August 30 OUR BUREAU YOGANAND D this year. Short­trend is also Gold steadied near a four­week V SAJEEV KUMAR WX pointed out that the high pri­ Mumbai, August 30 BL Research Bureau up. high on Monday, consolidating Kochi, August 30 Tamil Nadu allots over ority given by Tamil Nadu gov­ NCDEX, the country’s The continuous futures con­ The contract trades well gains after the US Federal Re­ The Tamil Nadu government’s ₹34,000 crore for ernment to agriculture would largest agriculture­based tract of natural gas on the above the 21­ and 50­day serve chief Jerome Powell sig­ first­ever agriculture budget agriculture to meet facilitate implementation of commodity exchange, will Multi Commodity Exchange moving averages. nalled interest rates are going has been lauded by farming growing demand for various schemes in farming start trading in futures of of India (MCX) has fallen 3 However, the contract can to remain low for the foresee­ experts who feel that it should and allied sectors. quality food soydex from Tuesday. per cent to trade at ₹311 per extend the corrective de­ able future. be replicated in other States According to Sivadas Initially, futures contract mmBtu on Monday, after re­ term trend are up for the cline and tests support at Spot gold was steady at as well to ensure better util­ Menon, Chairman of Sterling on the index expiring in gistering an intra­day high commodity. ₹310. A fall below this level $1,814.76 per ounce by 0915 isation of funds and market­ Group of Companies, the al­ September and October at ₹331. On the global front, the can test next support at GMT, after hitting its highest ing strategies and to offset the create an opportunity to lotment of more than will be available for This fall is in line with the natural gas can extend the ₹300. An upward reversal since August 4 at $1,822.92. US uncertainties in agricultural design programmes to suit ₹34,000 crore by Tamil Nadu trading. decline in global natural gas corrective decline and test from the second support gold futures edged 0.1 per cent productivity through effect­ their requirements. for agriculture and efforts The exchange has waived which has slumped 3.2 per the immediate support at can take the contract higher lower to $1,817.50. ive planning. Quoting the Situation As­ taken by the other two south­ off transaction charges on cent to $4.2 on Monday, fol­ $4.16. A further fall can test to ₹321 and then to ₹331 Investor focus now shifts to A separate budget for farm­ sessment Survey, she said that ern States such as Karnataka Soydex futures till Novem­ lowing a sharp 14.8 per cent the next crucial short­term levels. the US non­farm payroll data ing could help promote the nearly 40 per cent of prac­ and Andhra Pradesh will help ber 30 to boost investors’ jump in the previous week. support at $4. Having said that, an em­ for August on Friday, which growth rate of Indian agricul­ tising farmers in India wish to meet the growing demand for interest. The initial margin As the commodity had An upward reversal from phatic plunge below the vi­ could shed more light on la­ ture through targeted pro­ quit farming. “Unless this is­ quality food in the country has been fixed at 10 per witnessed a sharp rise in either of these supports can tal base level of ₹300 can bour market recovery and in­ grammes, says P Indira Devi, sue is addressed, the future of and reduce dependence on cent and extreme loss mar­ price and tests a key long­ take the commodity price pull the contract down to fluence the Fed’s tapering Director, Kerala Farmers Wel­ Indian agriculture can be dis­ imports. gin of one per cent. term resistance at around higher to $4.4 and then to ₹290 and then to ₹280 over strategy. fare Board. mal,” she told BusinessLine. Kerala, with less than 10 per Soydex is based on the li­ $4.5, a near­term corrective $4.5 levels. the short term. Silver was flat at $24 per Indian farmers are gener­ cent budget allocation for ag­ quid soyabean and refined decline is possible in the On the domestic front, the Traders can initiate fresh ounce, while platinum was ally scattered, illiterate and of­ Boost to allied sectors riculture, should emulate the soya oil futures contracts form of profit­booking. commodity price has been short positions with a fixed steady at $1,007.64. Palladium ten lack a forum to raise their PC Cyriac, president of Indian neighbours by giving more traded on NCDEX. Both medium and short­ in a medium­term uptrend stop­loss at ₹322 levels. gained 0.4 per cent to $2,427.18. voice. A separate budget may Farmers Movement (Infam), thrust to the sector, he said.

CM YK ...... CHENNAI BusinessLine 9 TUESDAY • AUGUST 31 • 2021 NEWS Punjab fomenting farmers JNPT to roll out special VRS ahead of privatisation of container terminal unrest in Haryana: Khattar The offer will be guard the interests of exist­ ing manpower, we will see a Accuses Congress Punjab government in it,” open for six months golden handshake offer be­ charged Khattar, arguing had from tomorrow ing given. Government and the Left of it not been so, BKU leader Bal­ could also look at absorb­ stoking protests bir Singh “Rajewal would not P MANOJ ing some of the manpower have gone and offered sweets Mumbai, August 30 in other areas where such against farm laws to the Punjab CM”. “It’s a Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust skill sets will be required,” harsh reality,” Khattar added. has secured backing from the executive said. PRESS TRUST OF INDIA “Here in Haryana, former the government to intro­ Chandigarh, August 30 Chief Minister Bhupinder duce a special voluntary re­ ‘Options available’ Haryana Chief Minister Mano­ Singh Hooda and other Con­ tirement scheme (SVRS) for Currently, there are more har Lal Khattar on Monday ac­ gress leaders besides some employees from September than 800 employees dir­ cused the Congress Left leaders are instigating 1, after it issued a global ectly/indirectly working at government in Punjab and farmers to take law in their tender on August 23 to the container terminal the Chief Minister Amarinder hands,” the CM charged. Khat­ privatise its container ter­ There are more than 800 employees directly/indirectly working at the alone. Most are in the age container terminal alone. Most are in the age group of 52-55 years Singh, and the Left, of fuelling Farmers take part in a Maha Panchayat organised by Samyukt Kisan tar also hit out at his Punjab minal, government sources group of 52­55 years. farmers’ unrest against the Morcha at Karnal on Monday PTI counterpart Amarinder Singh said. “They have the option of Centre’s three farm laws in his for seeking his resignation The SVRS will be open for over the employees as that India, one of the recognised leaving after taking the State. “break the heads” of agitating demand of strict action over the police action against six months. would depress bidder in­ unions at major ports. SVRS. Those who are not Khattar also cautioned the farmers, Khattar said the IAS against the magistrate. farmers protesting against JNPT has three projects to terest. The transaction, in To bring in efficiency in willing to take the SVRS agitating farmers against re­ officer’s “choice of words “The government will def­ the farm laws in Karnal on be privatised under the Na­ fact, will allow the private port operations during could be accommodated in sorting to violent protests were inappropriate” but de­ initely take whatever action is Saturday. tional Monetisation entity to hire their own privatisation, significant other areas or projects such which may harm their agita­ fended the police action. deemed fit,” he said. He said rather Punjab CM Pipeline (NMP) of which manpower. overhaul of equipment is as the planned Vadhavan tion and turn the society Deputy Chief Minister and Amarinder Singh should two are brownfield assets required at the berth, port and the dry ports in against them. JJP leader Dushyant Chautala ‘Punjab’s role’ resign as “most of the people including the Jawaharlal ‘Job loss concern’ which will have an impact Maharashtra,” the govern­ Regarding the police action had on Sunday promised ac­ Addressing media, Khattar al­ sitting at the Tikri and Singhu Nehru Port Container Ter­ “This would take away the on the existing workforce, a ment source said. against farmers on Saturday, tion against Sinha amid leged the Punjab government borders — I would say around minal. According to employment of existing port industry executive The NMP seeks to unlock and Karnal Sub­divisional Ma­ mounting opposition’s attack had a role in making farmers 80 per cent — are from sources, the port trust will workers in major ports,” said. value in infrastructure as­ gistrate Ayush Sinha, who was against the Khattar govern­ choose Haryana to protest Punjab”. not put a condition in the said T Narendra Rao, Gen­ “Also, private sector has sets across sectors worth an caught on camera pur­ ment over the Saturday lathi­ against the farm laws. “Farmers are happy in Hary­ tender stipulating that the eral Secretary, Water Trans­ different models for con­ estimated ₹6­lakh crore portedly telling police to charge on farmers and their “There is a clear hand of the ana,” he said. successful bidder must take port Workers’ Federation of ducting operations. To safe­ over the next four years.

ESG Risk AI to rate 2,000 overseas firms next year TN schools and colleges to reopen on Sept 1 KR SRIVATS a measure of a company’s said. Chakraborti also Meanwhile, SMERA Rat­ Students can the RT­PCR test reports, the agar statues in public New Delhi, August 30 resilience to long­term and made it clear that ESG Risk ings & Gradings (SMERA), State government said on places; and procession and ESG Risk AI, the country’s industry material environ­ AI does not approach the which is part of Acuite commute free Monday as it extended immersion of the idols is first ESG Rating company, mental, social and gov­ company (that is being Group, will from November by State transport Covid­19 lockdown till banned, the release said. plans to bring by March ernance (ESG) risks. rated) for information. this year embark on a new September 15. 2022 another 500 listed ESG information of listed All the information is ob­ service line of rating of corporation buses Covid update companies under its rating companies have always tained from public sources, start­ups. Beaches closed Meanwhile, the number of universe for Environment, been valued by the global he added. “If you want to buy cer­ OUR BUREAU Beaches across the State will Covid­19 cases in Tamil Social and Governance capital market and is now Asked as to why ESG Risk tain things from start­up, Chennai, August 30 be closed to the public on Nadu on Monday declined (ESG) assessment, Sankar taken into consideration in AI wants to become a you will see if company has Schools for ninth to twelfth Sundays from September 5. to 1,523 from 1,538 on Chakraborti, CEO, Acuite investment screening pro­ global service provider for good rating or not. We classes in Tamiil Nadu, and This comes after huge Sunday to take the total Group, has said. cess. ESG Ratings, Chakraborti already rate SMEs at a small colleges will reopen as crowds gathered on the number of cases in the State scheduled on September 1. beaches during last to 26.13 lakh. Over 1.5 lakh Its ESG Rating service, An outstanding ESG rat­ Sankar Chakraborti, CEO, said that it will enable do­ fee. So we know how to rate The students can commute weekend. samples were tested. which was launched in ing reflects market recogni­ Acuité group mestic companies to start­ups using technology. June, already covers top tion of the company’s so­ benchmark themselves By November 2022, we free by State transport cor­ The ban on worship in After 1,739 persons were 500 listed companies, cial responsibility efforts of the Acuite Group, works against their global com­ want to do rating for at poration buses from places of worship on Fri­ discharged, the total num­ Chakraborti told Business- and help improve the on subscription fee model petitors. least 1,000 start­ups,” September 1, announced the days, Saturdays and ber of active cases stood at Line. Going forward, next brand image of the entity. for its ESG Rating service. Chakraborti said. government. Sundays and organising 17,085. The number of fiscal the company plans to “In ESG, we are rating the In the first month since Start­up rating The business model for School and college man­ festivals will continue, says deaths registered was 21 . do ESG rating of 2,000 over­ long­term sustainability of launch of the ESG Rating For instance, an Indian Oil start­up rating will be pay agements should ensure a government press release. Chennai reported 183 seas companies and the company. It is rating of service, the company has Corporation can compare per use while in the case of that students coming from Vinayagar (Ganesh) (189) new cases while Coim­ thereby become a global survivability of the com­ got 10 subscribers and the itself against how an Exxon ESG Rating, it will be a li­ Kerala to their institutions Chaturthi falls on Septem­ batore saw 188 (209) cases, service provider. pany,” Chakraborti said. aspiration is to have 50 by Mobil or BP is faring on cence fee for one year, he are vaccinated against ber 10. However, there is no according to State Health An ESG Rating is basically ESG Risk AI, which is part this fiscal­end, Chakraborti ESG, he said. explained. Covid­19 and also produce permission to install Vinay­ department data.

Rooftop refuge Corporates can set a good example for govt through CSR: TN Finance Minister

OUR BUREAU State, said the report mark on how the govern­ Chennai, August 30 launched by Tamil Nadu’s ment can live up to the The corporate sector has Finance Minister Palanivel standard, spent over ₹4,000 crore in Thiaga Rajan in a summit on Rajan said that in the re­ Corporate Social Responsibil­ Monday. It was hosted by Sat­ cent Budget debate in the As­ ity cumulatively in Tamil tva in partnership with Dh­ sembly, many of the MLAs Nadu in the last six years wani Foundation and Madras wanted unlimited flexibility (FY15 to FY21). Of this, 39 per Management Association. on using the Constituency cent of the funds have been Development Funds ­ some­ spent towards education, 20 ‘Benchmark for govt’ what parallel to CSR Funds per cent towards healthcare Speaking at the summit, Ra­ given to focus on grass root and 8 per cent towards rural jan said that corporates can and granular problems that development, said a report set a good policy makers on CSR in Tamil Nadu: Devel­ Finance Minister example WX cannot. “I took it opment Landscape ­ Indicat­ Palanivel Thiaga Rajan for the gov­ up with the Chief ors and Insights by Sattva ernment in State has received over Minister and said Consulting. Sun TV Network ­ have con­ taking up ₹800 crore of CSR funds it was not a bad Tamil Nadu has received tributed 16 per cent of the some of in each of the last two idea. However, over ₹800 crore of CSR fund­ total CSR spend. BFSI and the grass financial years, about there were a lot of ing in each of the last two fin­ manufacturing are the root and 42 per cent of the total counter examples ancial years , accounting for highest contributing sectors, granular CSR funds received from the officials 42 per cent of the total CSR providing 16 per cent and 12 works like over six years on how these funds received over the six per cent funds, respectively. water con­ funds can be mis­ Villagers take shelter on the top of their partially submerged huts in a flood affected area of Morigaon district in years. Also, 72 per cent of the CSR servation, redevelopment of managed or misused. There Assam on Monday AFP The top four spending funds for Tamil Nadu are ponds or lakes using CSR was not much support to re­ companies ­ Neyvelli Lignite from companies which are funds where the State could lax the guidelines and let it Corporation, BHEL, MRF and also headquartered in the not do. This also sets a bench­ go free,” he said.

Indus OS has created a fair app store : Anand Singh LIC launches Rajnish Kumar appointed mobile app for as director of HSBC Asia YATTI SONI an Enhanced App Store We have created a fair and ZY pay a huge commission to field agents Bengaluru, August 30 Ecosystem (EASE) for android healthy app store environ­ the platform. Restrictions PRESS TRUST OF INDIA ponent of HSBC’s growth Ever since Google Play smartphones available in 12 ment for all developers who like these will only be a bar­ OUR BUREAU Mumbai, August 30 strategy,” Wong added. updated its payment policy, Indian languages and also can join the platform, de­ rier to accessibility and in­ Chennai, August 30 HSBC has appointed former HSBC’s operations in In­ Indus App Bazaar by Indus OS English. EASE allows app velop apps and self­publish novation to both developers The Life Insurance Corporation, SBI chairman Rajnish Kumar dia, which include 26 retail has emerged a strong Indian developers to create and them. Indus App Bazaar has a and users. on August 24, launched the as a non­executive director branches and other finan­ alternative to Play Store. launch apps in multiple local dedicated team of experts to ANANDA Mobile App, a digital for its Hong Kong­ cial services, are a part of Google has given a deadline of languages. Indus App Bazaar help developers analyse their What is your view on the tool meant to aid agents and in­ headquartered Asia unit. HSBC Asia. Kumar will also March 31, 2022 for app claims to have over 100 app performance post­launch unification of operating termediaries in the on­boarding Kumar, who retired from be a member of The developers based in India to million users and a collection and make modifications in systems and its potential process. the country’s largest lender Hongkong and Shanghai comply with its payment of 400,000 apps. line with user feedback. impact on app “Atma Nirbhar Agents New after four decades of service Banking Corporation’s audit policies, which We also provide developers We have created a fair developers? Business Digital Application, the in October last year, was pre­ committee and risk commit­ mandates all What is the with relevant tools for free, and healthy app store This synergy between oper­ digital paper­less solution for viously appointed as senior tee, according to a state­ developers selling company’s vision including AWS credits and environment for all ating systems will provide new business processes in LIC, advisor by Baring Private ment. digital goods in their behind building translation services. Likewise, developers developers with more access­ has now been provided a new di­ Equity Asia and an advisor to apps to start using O EASE? we have added customised of­ ibility to leverage and ex­ mension with the launch of Kotak Investment Advisors. ANAND SINGH Google Play’s billing Indus OS aims to ferings for users such as rich Head, Developer Relations and plore new tools for app cre­ ANANDA Mobile App,” the com­ His experience across India’s system. As the deadline enable democrat­ content search and discovery, Localisation, Indus OS ation and development. This pany said in a press release. financial sector will be an in­ approaches, conversations isation and ease of discovery personalised recommenda­ YZ will also enable them to in­ “Built on paperless KYC process valuable addition to the around the need for an Indian of applications and content tions, and a starter kit for novate more and thus drive using Aadhaar based e­authentic­ board of the HSBC Group’s App Store has spread among for all stakeholders (users first­time users, among oth­ Around 95 per cent of India’s meaningful user engage­ ation of the life proposed, the di­ Asian entity as it directs fo­ are reignited inthe and developers), keeping in ers. More importantly, it al­ smartphone users have An­ ments. gital application is a tool for the cus on the region, techstart-up ecosystem. mind their needs and build­ lows users to access the plat­ droid­driven smartphones Further, the unification on boarding process to get the Hongkong and Shanghai BusinessLine spoke to ing institutions to support formwithout entering an with Google Play Store as will allow more collabora­ life insurance policy through a Banking Corporation’s Anand Singh, Head of and boost their innovative email id. their pre­installed app store. tions between various play­ paper­less module with the help chairman Peter Wong said. Developer Relations and endeavours. Google’s updated billing sys­ ers, which will help build a of the agent or intermediary," the “The opportunities Localisation, Indus OS about How is tech giants’ tem will push developers to better, fair, and healthy app release added. The Chair of LIC presented by its 1.4 billion the company’s attempt at What are some distinct market dominance switch from their existing store ecosystem for every noted that high usage of the population, 18 million non­ building an indigenous app features in Indus App impacting local payment system to Google’s creator who can bring innov­ ANANDA module resulted in the resident Indians and 40,000 store – Indus App Bazaar. It is Bazaar? developers in India? new billing mechanism and ation to the table. development of the mobile app. MNCs make India a key com­

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SC ON CHILDREN WHO LOST PARENTS TO COVID ‘Third vaccine dose not to ‘Govt should ensure education of kids’ be seen as a Apex Court says schemes announced (Care and Protection of Chil­ the 2,600 children, whose luxury booster’ dren) Act, 2015, have to be names have been registered by the Centre, States are ‘satisfactory’ expedited to identify those for the ‘PM CARES for Chil­ PRESS TRUST OF INDIA children who are in need of dren’ scheme, shall be taken Geneva, August 30 PRESS TRUST OF INDIA ments/Union Territories care and protection. care of by the government The head of the World Health Or­ New Delhi, August 30 have announced schemes to of India,” it said. ganization’s European branch Covid­19 has devastated provide succour to the chil­ Right to education The Bench said for chil­ says he agrees with the top US in­ many lives and it is “heart­ dren in need. We have no The apex court said all chil­ dren who have lost either or fectious diseases expert that a wrenching” that the sur­ doubt that the authorities dren have a Constitutional both parents after March third dose of Covid vaccine can vival of children who lost concerned would leave no right to free and compuls­ last year, the State govern­ help protect the most vulner­ either or both parents dur­ stone unturned to attend to ory elementary education, ments shall confer with able, and that it shouldn’t be ing the pandemic is at stake, the immediate basic needs and States have a duty and private schools to waive the seen as a luxury booster. said the Supreme Court, but of the crestfallen children,” obligation to facilitate edu­ fee of distressed children for Dr Hans Kluge cited deeply expressed satisfaction over said a Bench of Justices L cation for children. benefits under the scheme the current academic year. worrying levels of high transmis­ the schemes announced by Nageswara Rao and The Bench noted the sub­ have been registered by The bench has posted the sion, saying 33 countries among the Centre and States to Aniruddha Bose. missions of Additional Soli­ States, and of these, 418 ap­ matter for further hearing the 53 in the WHO Europe region, provide succour. The top court, which was citor General Aishwarya plications have been ap­ on October 7. have reported an increase in case hearing a suo motu matter Bhati, appearing for the proved by district According to information counts of 10 per cent or more ‘Makes progress’ on ‘Contagion of Covid ­19 Centre, that education of eli­ magistrates. uploaded on the ‘Bal Swaraj’ over the past two weeks. The apex court said that sat­ on Children Protection gible children up to 18 years The Bench directed dis­ portal by the States and Kluge said he spoke this isfactory progress has been Homes’, noted in its order is sought to be provided for trict magistrates to com­ Union Territories, there are month with Dr Anthony Fauci, made by the government in that over one lakh children under the ‘PM CARES for plete the process of ap­ 8,161 children who have be­ the US government’s top infec­ identifying children who have lost either or both par­ Children’ scheme launched proval of applications of the come orphans, 92,475 have tious diseases expert, and said Maharashtra on alert have been orphaned or have ents during the pandemic. for support and empower­ remaining children whose lost either of their parents, they shared the same conviction lost one parent during the It said inquiries by Child ment of Covid ­19 affected names have been registered and 396 have been aban­ that “a third dose of vaccine is as Covid-19 cases rise Covid­19 pandemic. Welfare Committee (CWCs), children. for the ‘PM CARES’ scheme. doned between April 1, not a luxury booster, taking away “We are glad that the in accordance with provi­ Bhati told the Bench that “In case of necessity, fee 2020, and August 23 this from someone who is still wait­ OUR BUREAU ala. He said that Covid posit­ Centre and the State govern­ sions of the Juvenile Justice 2,600 children eligible for and other expenditure of year. ing for a first jab”. Pune, August 30 ive cases have been suddenly From 49,924 active Covid­19 going up after Onam. patients on August 23 to 52, “We have to be on alert after MODERNA VACCINE 844 patients on August 29, the Kerala’s experience. We have a number of active patients in number of festivals coming in The golden arm Maharashtra has witnessed a the next few months, and we With 1 million more shots withdrawn, rise with a decline in the daily have to be careful,” he said. number of patients dis­ Tope added that the Central Japan’s vax contamination woes widen charged from hospitals. government has given direc­ However, Opposition tions to the State about Covid Govt says ‘no vial in Gunma, said an official parties, including the BJP and management during fest­ from the prefecture, while in Maharashtra Navnirman Sena ivals, and that the State is fol­ safety or efficacy Okinawa, black substances (MNS), have insisted on celeb­ lowing the same. issues identified’ were spotted in syringes and a rating Dahi Handi on Jan­ vial, and pink material was mashtami. The BJP organised Reopening of schools REUTERS found in a different syringe. state­wide agitation demand­ Tope added that the Covid Tokyo, August 30 The fresh suspensions fol­ ing the opening of temples in task force has given the indic­ Moderna Inc’s Covid vaccine lowed a government report the State. ation that schools could be re­ contamination woes in Japan on Saturday that two people opened in regions that have have widened with another time amid aslow vaccine died after receiving Moderna Bans celebrations reported lesser number of million doses being suspen­ rollout. shots that were among the The Maharashtra government Covid cases. ded, after foreign substances The latest reports of vaccine lots later suspended. has banned celebrations of The State Health Depart­ were found in more batches contamination came from the The government had said public festivals due to the ment has issued a special noti­ and two people died follow­ Gunma prefecture near Tokyo that no safety or efficacy is­ pandemic. Recently, Chief fication to fully vaccinate ing shots from the affected and the southern prefecture sues had been identified and Minister Uddhav Thackeray teaching and non­teaching lots. of Okinawa, prompting the that the suspension was a pre­ appealed to all organisations staff in schools. The suspension of Moderna suspension of two more lots caution. to cooperate with the govern­ Speaking on the shortage of Sumit Antil sets a world record of 68.55 meters, winning the gold medal during the supplies, more than 2.6 mil­ in addition to the 1.63 million “It is unlikely, in my opin­ ment to keep Covid spread vaccines, Tope said that the Men’s Javelin Throw F64 at the Paralympic Games, in Tokyo, on Monday. Shooter lion does in total, comes as Ja­ doses already pulled last ion, that contamination of for­ under the control. State health machinery has a Avani Lekhara became the first Indian woman to win a gold at the Paralympics, firing her pan battles its worst wave of week. eign substances led directly to State Health Minister capacity to vaccinate 20 lakh way to the top of the podium in the R-2 women’s 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1 event AP Covid, driven by the conta­ sudden deaths,” said Takahiro Rajesh Tope, while speaking people every day. In Septem­ gious Delta variant, with new Black substance found Kinoshita, a physician and to reporters recently, said Ma­ ber, Maharashtra is likely to daily infections exceeding A tiny black substance was vice chair of Cov­Navi, a vac­ harashtra has to learn a lesson get 1.70 crore vaccine doses 25,000 this month for the first found in a Moderna vaccine cine information group. from what happened in Ker­ from the Centre, added Tope. Webinar on ‘role banks play New variant of Covid found in Big B to launch own non-fungible S Africa may be more virulent token collection on BeyondLife.club in growth of MSME sector’ Scientists say C.1.2. concerning constellation of mutations.” SHISHIR SINHA Dhoni and Bhuvneshwar Ku­ OUR BUREAU further? Is there enough has the ability to New Delhi, August 30 mar, and owns brands such as Chennai, August 30 credit appetite? How has the evade antibodies Delta takes control You can soon buy limited and DR Cricket 7, Fit7, Inspired en­ MSMEs have been among loan restructuring scheme Changes in the virus have unique artworks of Amitabh tertainment, Ranchi Rays, the worst impacted seg­ helped the sector? Apart BLOOMBERG driven successive waves of Bachchan as non­fungible Chennaiyin FC, and SEVEN by ments in the pandemic, and from liquidity, what else August 30 Covid with the Delta vari­ token (NFT) at www.BeyondLi­ MS Dhoni. many have found it difficult does the sector need to South African scientists said ant, first found in India, fe.club, developed by Rhiti En­ Patel, one of the earliest in­ to sustain themselves due to thrive one again? they have identified a new now pushing up infection tertainment in partnership vestors in companies, includ­ limited capital, labour These issues and more Covid variant that has a rates across the world. with GuardianLink.io. ing Amazon, Netflix, Twitter, short­ will be discussed at a we­ concerning number of Mutations are first classi­ According to Keyur Patel, Amitabh Bachchan Paypal, Sky+, NDTV, Webvibe, Ya­ age and binar on ‘How Banks Can mutations. The so­called fied as variants of interest Chairman of GuardianLink.io hoo and Spotify, said new­age distribu­ Boost MSME Growth During C.1.2. variant was first iden­ by the World Health Organ­ and Rhiti Entertainment, and said the Bollywood megastar. trade happens digitally and the tion the Pandemic’, presented by tified in May in the South ization. Once they are iden­ the technical brain behind the same concept has transpired reach. Credit to medium indus­ State Bank of India and Busi- African provinces of tified as being more severe project, NFT is anything that ‘Purest form of content’ here vis­a­vis currency trade, They tries registered a robust nessLine, at 4 pm on August Mpumalanga and Gauteng, or transmissible, they’re has rarity, uniqueness and “Our biggest motivation be­ which is crypto in a majority of play a growth of 54.6 per cent in 31. Ketan Gaikwad, Man­ where Johannesburg and termed variants of concern. long­term value – it is present in hind this venture is to em­ places because it is built on the signific­ June. aging Director and CEO, Re­ the capital, Pretoria, are C.1.2. evolved from C.1., a digital form and represents power artists, celebs and ath­ same blockchain technology. ant role ceivable Exchange of India; situated, said the scientists lineage of the virus that real­world objects such as art, letes globally and, at the same “Now, for NFT to be big in this in the economy with about Third wave KE Raghunathan, convener, in a research paper. It’s dominated infections in the music, in­game items, videos or time, help die­hard fans get world, fiat (currency) will have 30 per cent share in the GDP, Government initiatives such Consortium of Indian Asso­ since been found in seven first wave of the virus in even memorabilia. their hands on the purest form to participate. Whether young­ and are also the largest em­ as ECLGS have helped, but ciations; and B Sankar, Chief other countries in Africa, South Africa in mid­2020. of content,” Arun Pandey, Chair­ sters use fiat, which is different ployers in the country. concerns about a third wave General Manager­SME and Oceania, Asia and Europe. The research was pub­ First celeb to come onboard man and Managing Director of or not, but at the end of day, fiat RBI data show that bank and business disruptions re­ SCF, State Bank of India, will The mutations on the lished by South African Amitabh Bachchan is the first A­ Rhiti Group, told BusinessLine. will be part of NFT; whether it credit to industry fell by 0.3 main. be part of the discussion virus “are associated with groups, including the listed celebrity who has signed The group is one of the lead­ takes two year or five years, that per cent in June 2021, com­ The Finance Minister has moderated by Surabhi, increased transmissibility”, KwaZulu­Natal Research In­ up to roll out his NFT collection, ing players in the world of is to be seen. Even what we are pared to a year ago. In con­ also announced that banks Deputy Editor, BusinessLine. and an increased ability to novation and Sequencing which will mark the opening of sports marketing, celebrity and doing in India is on fiat because trast, micro and small in­ would be doing a credit out­ To watch the webinar, re­ evade antibodies, said the Platform, known as Krisp, this platform. “I have joined talent management, and films we believe a majority of people dustries rose by 6.4 per cent reach programme soon. In gister at https:// scientists. and the National Institute Rhiti Entertainment, Singa­ and entertainment. The com­ own fiat and not crypto,” said in June versus a contraction this situation, how can bit.ly/3jnxAzW or scan the “It is important to high­ for Communicable pore, and will be launching pany represents a host of pro­ Patel, the founder and Chair­ of 2.9 per cent a year ago. banks boost MSME growth QR code. light this lineage given its Diseases. NFTs soon on the platform,” fessional athletes, including MS man of $35­billion Fuse Global. IIT-M machines and moulds give potter’s craft a new spin As vaccine supply rises, India Help artisans ation, the centre is supported clay products is 80 to 90 per likely to resume exports soon technologically by Rural Tech­ cent less than other types of manufacture nology Action Group IIT containers such as porcelain Country could play a ‘transformative dicated exports could resume utensils that are Madras (RuTAG) – right from or glass with similar capacity. by year­end, did not respond to designing grinding wells; The production cost is min­ role in global response to pandemic’ a request for comment. Global microwaveable plunger; pug mill to electric imal, and the pricing is made vaccine sharing platform Co­ furnaces (instead of sun­ such a way to ensure good REUTERS duction more than doubling vax hopes India will restart for­ TE RAJA SIMHAN light); and the moulds. The margins for producers, he New Delhi, August 30 since April and set to rise again eign sales sooner than later. Perumudivakkam village, August 30 Centre for Social Develop­ said. India’s rising output of in the coming weeks. New pro­ “With successful national D Savithri, 30, a housewife, ment (CSD), a Nagercoil­ Covid­19 vaccines and the in­ duction lines have been set up, vaccination and the arrival of and A Mohana Sundaram, 19, based NGO, is the implement­ Health benefits oculation of more than half of a vaccine developed by Cadila more products, we are hoping a polytechnic student, hail ation partner. The health benefits derived its adult population with at Healthcare won recent ap­ that Indian supply to Covax from a family of pottery “Pottery always interests through cooking in normal least one dose are raising proval, and commercial pro­ will resume as quickly as pos­ makers. At Perumudivakkam me, but the traditional way is clay pots remain the same for hopes the country will return duction of Russia’s Sputnik V is sible,” said a spokesperson for village, 40 km from Chennai, laborious. The machines have The machines have come as a blessing for artisans BIJOY GHOSH these microwaveable clay as an exporter within months, starting in the country. the platform’s co­lead, GAVI. inside the Integrated Pottery come as a blessing. Along products. The alkaline prop­ ramping up from early next The Serum Institute of India India, a major international Development Centre located with Sundaram, we plan to said. Many traditional pot­ Those who love to have ‘nat­ erties of these clay products year. (SII), the world’s biggest vac­ producer of many other vac­ amid lush green agricultural run the centre in the long ters’ families are economic­ ural’ and organic food would have been tested and proved After donating or selling 66 cine maker, now produces cines, could play a “similarly lands, the duo is busy train­ run,” said Savithri. In the tra­ ally poor. The machines im­ surely love the microwave­ equivalent to ordinary clay million doses to nearly 100 about 150 million doses a transformative role in the ing seven ladies to make mi­ ditional way, 40­50 utensils prove productivity. There are able pottery as chemicals are pot. The food cooked through countries, India barred exports month of its version of the As­ global response to Covid­19”, crowaveable clay utensils that can be made a day, while the nearly 20 pottery­making not used. “It is like going back these clay pots could neutral­ in the middle of April to focus traZeneca shot, more than said the spokesperson. can withstand heat for up to machines can churn out families in Perumudivakkam to the old days of food prepar­ ise the acidity in foods and en­ on domestic immunisation as twice its April output of about Bharat Biotech, the maker of an hour. They use machines nearly 10 times that number, village. The wastage is nearly ation,” he added. able easier digestion, he said. infections exploded, upsetting 65 million, said a source with India’s first domestically de­ and moulds made by she added. 30 per cent in the traditional The microwaveable cook­ SS Sawant, Executive Dir­ the inoculation plans of many knowledge of the matter. veloped Covid shot, on Sunday IIT­Madras. pottery (makes the profession ing utensils will help sustain ector, IOC, said that as a result African and South Asian coun­ “No fixed timeline on ex­ inaugurated a new factory The centre has been set up Training imparted less attractive), while it is al­ the traditional potters, says of the awareness and training tries. ports, but the company hopes with a production capacity of to help traditional potters in A total of 82 persons have most nil using the machines Prof. Abhijit P Deshpande, programs on microwaveable to restart in a few months,” 10 million doses a month. the village make diversified been trained so far in hard and moulds, said Sundaram. Professor­in­Charge, RuTAG­ pottery, a few trainees have Daily vaccinations said the source, who declined It said it was marching to­ microwaveable clay products. and soft skills on various This could give a lifeline to an IIT Madras. got motivated to set up their India’s daily vaccinations sur­ to be named without approval wards a goal of a total annual Funded by Indian Oil Corpor­ types of clay products, she art (pottery) that is dying. The price of microwaveable own pottery units. passed 10 million doses on Fri­ to talk on the matter. capacity of about 1 billion day, with national vaccine pro­ SII, which has previously in­ doses of Covaxin.

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19.00 Cigniti Tech 534.20 536.40 536.00 548.70 530.55 103.70 677.00 278.50 30 534.25 Hatsun Agro [1] 1045.40 1111.30 1055.00 1127.90 1050.30 423.66 1128.80 540.75 96 1113.20 LaxmiOrgInd 420.55 462.35 434.40 462.60 432.5517343.59 462.60 143.25 - - AarviEncon 55.90 55.80 57.00 57.65 54.50 23.59 78.40 33.75 - - Cipla [2] 923.90 934.70 924.00 936.50 920.45 2016.97 997.20 701.50 28 935.05 HavellsIndia [1] 1235.00 1266.50 1230.00 1270.00 1230.00 1105.43 1288.90 609.10 66 1266.45 LCC Info [2] 2.10 2.30 2.20 2.30 2.15 660.81 5.70 1.18 - 2.33 AavasFinance 2440.60 2467.30 2454.95 2485.00 2440.00 82.40 3068.30 1284.50 65 2464.90 CitiUn Bk [1] 148.30 151.90 148.50 152.25 148.50 2171.13 199.80 129.45 18 151.80 HBL Pwr [1] 46.50 52.60 47.00 53.50 46.85 5154.87 57.95 14.95 40 52.45 LemonTreeHot 38.35 38.10 38.65 38.70 37.30 1621.68 49.45 25.30 - 38.10 AB Money [1] 61.05 62.45 61.95 63.65 61.50 114.85 88.50 34.00 20 62.45 Clari.Chm 552.20 563.45 559.95 572.30 559.75 45.67 631.75 288.00 26 563.80 HBStockhold 40.95 42.95 42.90 42.95 41.05 41.63 52.10 4.95 - - LG Balakri 409.15 420.60 414.30 431.95 413.00 315.97 545.00 209.45 8 420.95 Aban Off [2] 39.05 39.80 39.50 40.30 39.20 55.09 52.60 21.75 - 39.55 CleanSci&Tec 1436.85 1466.55 1474.00 1572.50 1456.00 1077.25 1779.00 1422.10 - - HCC [1] 9.55 10.00 9.65 10.00 9.55 2993.46 16.33 4.64 - 9.99 LibasDesigns 64.80 64.15 64.80 67.50 62.15 878.34 76.40 27.25 - - ABB [2] 1850.05 1921.70 1875.00 1925.00 1832.00 656.83 1934.00 848.50 138 1922.75 CLEducateLtd 132.00 130.15 131.15 133.60 128.25 11.52 167.00 43.60 - 130.05 HCG 230.15 230.35 232.45 234.70 226.20 254.08 264.75 109.65 - 230.10 Liberty Sh 160.05 175.15 166.50 177.70 165.10 449.24 189.55 116.50 35 175.30 AbbottIndia 19028.80 19137.80 19092.40 19199.90 18911.00 5.85 19983.70 13970.10 58 19084.90 CMI 47.70 50.30 47.70 51.70 47.70 134.48 70.90 30.00 - 50.45 HCL Info [2] 12.55 13.15 12.80 13.15 12.60 604.67 21.91 6.60 - 13.15 LICHsgFin [2] 387.75 397.40 391.00 398.15 389.55 3049.15 542.35 260.15 10 397.40 ABBPowerPro 2224.80 2186.85 2245.00 2264.00 2151.65 98.09 2277.00 892.05 - - Coal India 138.55 143.60 138.60 143.95 138.6011333.69 164.90 109.50 12 143.60 HCL Tech [2] 1162.95 1163.40 1164.00 1170.35 1154.55 2956.87 1178.05 682.80 35 1163.00 LikhithaInfr 367.30 360.75 369.95 370.95 357.95 69.53 480.00 133.80 - - ABCapital 107.95 109.75 108.95 110.65 108.10 3004.17 139.60 58.20 - 109.55 CochinShip 352.70 356.10 352.00 361.45 352.00 232.74 433.75 304.95 8 356.15 HDFC [2] 2718.20 2755.70 2730.45 2764.90 2723.10 1731.93 2895.35 1623.00 42 2754.90 Linc Pen&Pla 193.45 191.70 195.95 195.95 190.10 1.27 240.00 137.05 101 192.85 ACC 2348.10 2386.50 2352.00 2390.00 2350.00 456.72 2456.40 1289.70 22 2387.35 CoffeeDayEnt 26.20 25.65 27.00 27.50 24.90 3950.73 50.30 23.25 - 25.75 HDFC AMC [5] 3030.30 3061.90 3059.00 3093.00 3040.95 402.04 3358.30 2071.00 48 3061.10 Lincoln Phar 320.15 338.45 333.00 341.55 326.15 157.64 385.15 191.40 11 337.95 AccelyaKal 1262.25 1274.40 1273.95 1313.00 1265.00 40.87 1535.00 800.50 42 1276.05 COFORGE 5077.00 5121.45 5125.90 5154.35 5081.60 252.97 5249.80 1880.50 - - HDFC Bank [1] 1548.45 1568.25 1555.60 1570.00 1551.60 4524.58 1650.00 1025.15 27 1568.05 Linde Ind 2385.95 2343.70 2410.00 2498.00 2323.05 390.31 2748.85 678.40 86 2342.85 AcrysilLtd 587.35 615.30 600.00 625.00 600.00 86.77 702.00 181.25 - - Colgate [1] 1655.60 1699.15 1655.60 1702.00 1655.60 753.85 1823.00 1322.80 43 1698.15 HDFCLifeIns 704.10 712.35 709.00 713.20 706.10 3023.66 746.00 556.25 119 712.20 LMW 7853.75 7909.80 7890.00 8000.00 7825.55 4.18 8870.00 3200.00 100 7863.20 Action Con [2] 217.85 218.55 218.70 221.50 217.00 340.59 271.75 58.50 24 218.45 CompuageInf[2] 26.60 26.25 26.70 27.40 26.05 253.53 35.00 11.56 8 26.35 HEG 2241.85 2246.05 2243.00 2287.50 2240.00 67.63 2564.00 659.15 439 2244.70 Lok.Mach 49.55 47.75 50.00 50.70 47.40 79.74 55.80 18.95 14 48.00 AcuracyShipg 116.65 112.25 117.00 119.80 110.65 43.28 132.30 31.25 - - Compucom [2] 13.70 13.80 13.90 14.00 13.60 128.51 17.00 6.84 - 13.69 Heidelbrg 255.70 261.90 256.75 263.00 256.45 485.12 284.55 174.50 18 261.85 Lovable 105.40 106.95 106.15 109.70 106.15 20.08 145.60 50.20 41 107.10 Adani Ent [1] 1506.05 1516.55 1513.75 1527.00 1493.30 3149.86 1718.45 257.45 196 1516.10 ComputerAge 3435.05 3588.10 3492.70 3600.00 3485.15 501.60 3740.65 1260.00 - - HemispherePR 125.80 125.00 126.25 128.30 123.80 671.51 167.20 54.40 - - LT Ovrseas [1] 66.45 67.70 66.55 68.80 66.55 593.63 90.40 46.85 19 67.75 Adani Ports [2] 727.00 730.00 730.60 735.40 727.10 4757.86 901.00 312.00 82 729.95 Con.FinHld 122.10 129.00 123.05 132.00 123.05 27.76 78.40 26.55 - - HeranbaIndus 819.30 827.75 830.00 834.00 817.00 232.52 945.00 602.10 - - Lumax tech [2] 139.05 144.45 140.30 145.35 140.30 81.88 181.40 88.05 18 144.30 AdaniGrnEner 1049.10 1060.35 1040.00 1063.00 1015.00 2426.93 1394.00 420.60 602 1060.10 Concor [5] 653.35 679.90 655.00 682.75 655.00 2140.60 748.20 351.60 63 679.90 Herc.Hoi [1] 137.15 140.55 138.10 141.00 138.10 85.93 179.65 81.50 47 140.35 Lumx Ind 1430.80 1453.15 1434.95 1463.95 1434.95 4.41 1820.00 1189.95 38 1453.20 AdaniTranmsn 1433.70 1505.35 1460.20 1505.35 1450.00 401.67 1647.70 231.55 - 1504.90 ConfdnPetIn [1] 74.15 73.70 75.85 76.10 72.10 1508.87 76.80 18.75 29 73.70 Herit.Fds [5] 453.55 469.70 456.20 473.50 455.10 87.41 541.50 257.00 27 469.80 Lupin [2] 940.10 952.50 942.00 956.00 942.00 885.51 1267.50 856.00 28 952.85 ADF Foods 811.65 806.70 819.80 824.00 801.60 11.68 1049.00 332.75 40 811.25 ControlPrint 345.20 347.70 345.50 356.75 343.20 17.30 416.85 200.00 18 348.00 HeroMoto [2] 2674.05 2726.25 2680.00 2729.00 2680.00 518.75 3628.55 2636.00 17 2725.70 Lux Indust. [2] 3892.75 3955.05 3892.75 3997.30 3856.40 33.73 4500.00 1250.90 42 3955.40 AdityaBirFas 202.35 208.15 203.45 210.00 203.40 3323.11 234.35 120.00 - 208.10 CoralIndFin [2] 41.00 40.55 41.50 41.50 40.30 6.23 58.50 18.20 12 40.85 Hester Biosc 2313.20 2386.30 2314.10 2438.60 2314.10 26.87 3180.00 1378.55 43 2384.35 Lyka Labs 76.55 80.35 80.00 80.35 78.00 112.43 102.70 16.10 19 80.70 Ador Weld 680.90 689.50 694.00 705.00 668.45 10.92 808.00 234.65 50 691.90 Cords Cab 53.90 54.50 53.25 55.45 53.25 31.54 83.40 35.20 12 54.35 HGInfraEngg 554.90 555.50 556.05 574.00 551.05 152.76 628.70 150.80 13 556.05 Lypsa Gem 4.35 4.55 4.55 4.55 4.50 40.21 7.05 2.39 - 4.70 AdvancedEnz[2] 370.95 375.15 379.90 381.95 373.50 237.67 503.00 196.10 56 375.10 Corom.Intl [1] 766.80 786.85 770.30 790.85 770.30 599.31 955.95 681.65 17 787.10 Hikal [2] 647.60 646.35 651.00 659.00 640.85 601.70 742.00 142.85 47 646.70 Advani Hot [2] 69.35 68.75 69.00 69.95 67.15 22.23 97.50 38.30 - 68.30 Cosmo Film 1268.60 1353.75 1285.00 1384.15 1280.00 209.03 1475.00 371.20 10 1356.75 HIL 5527.15 5667.30 5598.00 5778.00 5551.05 22.57 6750.00 1539.25 18 5674.10 M...... Aegis Log [1] 269.80 268.60 270.00 271.00 267.05 419.14 394.40 195.50 45 268.30 Count.Cond [1] 2.75 2.80 2.70 2.85 2.65 53.85 4.79 1.14 - 2.85 Hilton Mtl 11.45 12.00 11.45 12.00 11.45 15.80 16.06 8.60 - 12.07 CPCL 102.60 106.45 103.50 107.10 103.40 407.79 151.80 63.75 81 106.25 M&M [5] 775.15 791.55 783.95 794.15 783.00 3028.71 952.15 566.00 68 791.95 Agarwal Inds 301.20 316.20 303.15 316.25 303.15 21.47 385.00 74.00 14 315.60 HimadriSpec[1] 46.20 47.25 46.60 48.45 46.20 4885.29 62.40 37.55 28 47.25 M&M Fin [2] 155.55 159.70 156.60 160.40 155.75 8159.09 224.15 112.80 - 159.50 AgriTech Ind 49.25 48.40 50.90 50.90 48.00 5.25 55.40 26.00 - 48.00 CraftsmnAuto 1937.00 1951.95 1952.00 1966.10 1935.85 9.94 2176.00 1245.00 - - Hind.Compo [5] 309.35 307.45 309.35 322.00 305.15 3.03 387.45 174.70 20 307.80 CrdtacsGramn 663.15 669.80 668.00 675.00 661.05 88.32 839.00 541.00 96 673.90 MacpowerCNC 182.15 182.75 184.00 184.80 179.00 25.31 226.45 55.65 - - Agro Tech 999.55 1000.20 1000.00 1030.00 989.00 6.08 1149.75 664.85 96 999.25 Hind.Cop [5] 115.70 119.80 116.95 120.85 116.95 2941.48 196.90 31.45 92 119.85 MacrotecDeve 891.30 933.80 890.00 947.30 890.00 353.47 947.30 422.60 - - AgroPhosInd 15.25 15.95 14.25 16.70 14.25 58.72 21.00 7.45 - - CreatPer&Dis[5] 2.70 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.75 0.10 4.59 1.97 - 2.81 Hind.Media 76.70 76.10 77.00 79.00 75.75 97.00 107.00 44.80 14 76.45 Crisil [1] 2795.40 2769.80 2834.85 2879.95 2750.00 51.26 3323.00 1680.00 69 2769.10 Madhav 56.75 59.45 56.30 62.60 56.30 70.02 75.90 23.10 13 59.50 AhladaEnggrs 163.20 162.80 169.90 170.00 160.35 25.02 248.00 61.15 - - Hind.Mot [5] 7.70 7.85 8.10 8.15 7.80 176.09 10.00 4.60 - 7.86 MadhavCopper 36.25 37.65 36.25 37.90 36.25 35.50 116.00 33.75 - - Ahluwalia [2] 370.85 373.10 374.50 375.00 370.00 14.16 430.00 201.95 24 372.80 CromGreaCo[2] 459.90 470.75 464.85 473.95 462.25 876.54 498.00 248.85 47 470.90 Hind.Oil.Ex 167.60 167.60 169.40 171.10 165.05 473.17 186.00 60.75 61 167.15 CSBBank 296.65 301.40 300.00 303.00 299.05 107.92 372.95 197.05 23 301.20 Madhucon [1] 4.95 4.85 5.05 5.05 4.80 32.05 7.82 2.35 - 4.86 AIA Engg [2] 1932.90 1962.85 1963.45 1996.95 1940.00 16.09 2224.40 1621.50 40 1957.80 Hind.Rect [2] 186.55 180.05 185.10 187.00 175.15 159.55 209.40 115.75 46 179.55 MadyaBharat 143.60 172.30 158.00 172.30 151.00 179.89 172.30 98.80 - - Ajanta Phr [2] 2218.30 2231.70 2213.10 2239.00 2213.10 24.79 2420.00 1422.15 26 2228.15 CubexTub 20.75 21.75 21.45 21.75 20.50 10.94 35.05 9.71 19 21.65 Hind.Znc [2] 318.20 324.05 321.65 325.00 319.10 747.76 362.40 197.55 16 323.90 CUMI [1] 783.35 801.40 800.90 816.00 797.00 262.28 817.25 232.10 62 801.65 MagadhSug&En 274.05 279.35 272.00 282.70 272.00 13.78 386.35 93.50 17 278.75 AjooniBiotec 48.85 53.70 49.25 53.70 49.25 114.62 64.45 41.90 - - Hindalco [1] 437.90 448.05 440.95 452.50 440.6511735.73 461.00 155.00 52 447.95 Mah.Cie.Auto 226.10 223.60 230.65 230.65 220.60 4495.18 280.60 115.55 147 223.55 AkashInfProj 154.35 161.80 156.00 165.80 153.50 78.89 270.60 146.00 - - CumminsInd [2] 980.00 999.40 980.00 1002.95 980.00 749.69 1033.95 425.25 40 999.40 HindconChem 63.25 63.90 63.85 64.95 63.50 11.05 81.90 41.75 - - Cupid Ltd 227.05 227.85 227.50 231.25 227.25 17.56 272.00 190.30 10 227.75 Mah.Holi 308.80 314.70 306.55 318.80 306.55 311.88 340.00 160.00 32 315.10 AKGEximLtd 24.90 24.90 26.90 26.90 23.25 12.76 112.70 21.00 - - HindustnAero 1381.40 1399.95 1391.00 1457.00 1350.00 3393.80 1456.15 660.00 14 1398.55 Mah.Life 762.90 771.40 764.40 789.90 760.55 42.60 821.80 218.10 - 772.10 AksharChem 424.60 424.85 427.30 431.00 414.60 24.16 497.05 188.00 23 424.35 Cybertech 167.35 166.45 168.55 171.00 164.75 59.32 208.45 48.00 31 166.40 HisarMetalIn 134.35 133.75 132.00 142.00 132.00 81.42 165.00 66.00 9 133.65 CYIENT Ltd [5] 945.25 937.40 930.00 952.25 888.50 343.35 1091.40 365.25 37 937.35 Mah.Scoot 4352.20 4410.65 4347.75 4473.00 4345.55 8.82 4666.65 2752.75 531 4408.90 Akzo 2201.20 2208.20 2238.95 2238.95 2201.20 11.39 2510.00 1904.00 33 2208.20 HiTech Gr 253.70 251.15 251.00 258.40 250.00 6.28 364.90 95.90 10 251.00 Mah.Seam [5] 314.30 314.50 317.30 319.70 313.35 61.90 349.95 211.65 6 314.40 Alankit [1] 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.15 14.90 245.86 27.15 11.50 - 14.95 Hi-TechPipes 564.15 562.60 564.80 575.00 555.00 54.40 274.65 76.00 38 201.00 MahangrGas 1131.90 1136.85 1143.00 1143.00 1129.05 271.02 1284.45 780.00 14 1136.75 AlbertDavid 576.60 582.05 580.45 592.10 578.05 32.74 673.00 371.45 10 582.85 D ...... HLEGlascoat 4211.75 4220.80 4296.00 4329.80 4149.90 32.49 4369.00 1755.00 - - MahaSteelInd 89.50 94.45 89.55 97.00 89.55 86.02 130.50 71.25 39 94.35 Alembic [2] 103.15 104.45 102.50 105.70 102.50 162.16 143.30 82.00 - 104.50 D P WIRES 215.15 221.90 216.00 225.90 214.00 39.63 312.20 55.00 - - HLV 7.95 8.10 8.15 8.20 7.90 120.80 12.40 4.20 - - MaheswariLog 111.00 107.85 112.00 112.00 106.35 52.52 224.90 73.30 - - Alembic Ph [2] 746.15 751.25 749.50 758.85 742.10 218.41 1150.00 720.80 14 751.00 Dabur [1] 608.75 616.75 610.00 617.55 610.00 1299.45 621.35 472.10 76 616.15 HomeFirstFin 560.10 570.40 555.05 572.50 555.05 41.19 640.00 440.00 - - MahindEPCIrr 134.70 134.45 134.70 137.10 133.80 45.15 182.65 125.25 - - Alicon [5] 778.65 785.85 780.05 795.55 778.85 11.18 948.40 282.15 47 783.65 Dalm.B.Sug [2] 435.45 431.05 439.00 444.45 430.00 91.99 516.00 121.10 13 430.55 Honda Siel 1229.95 1231.80 1259.80 1259.80 1220.65 17.75 1388.10 902.00 16 1231.25 MahindraLog 766.10 784.55 805.00 820.00 771.25 676.83 819.15 310.15 119 785.75 Alkali Met 69.70 70.10 70.30 71.50 69.25 7.40 98.50 41.15 - 70.00 DangeeDums 191.55 194.40 197.00 199.75 192.05 51.12 199.75 105.95 - - Honey.Aut 39706.40 39636.30 40139.00 40350.00 39306.70 4.56 49805.00 27854.00 77 39659.90 Maithan 934.75 968.15 942.90 987.70 940.05 158.62 1255.15 470.05 9 969.55 AlkemLabs [2] 3887.65 3901.80 3909.80 3933.00 3852.35 82.41 3932.90 2544.25 27 3904.25 Datamatics [5] 315.00 333.30 325.45 346.50 322.00 1959.25 347.05 64.50 49 333.45 HPCL 256.60 259.60 258.40 260.75 256.00 3050.31 312.00 163.30 4 259.60 Majesco [5] 80.85 81.70 83.85 83.85 80.00 228.96 1019.00 12.20 10 81.65 Alkyl Amine [2] 4236.10 4347.25 4298.00 4436.25 4295.00 208.17 4740.00 1138.50 69 4345.65 DB Corp 82.55 82.80 83.70 83.70 82.50 289.88 124.60 72.95 9 82.65 HPLElect&Pow 66.95 67.30 68.45 68.50 66.70 74.98 91.90 26.85 66 67.40 Malu Paper 35.30 35.50 35.55 36.85 35.10 38.97 43.80 22.10 - 35.65 Allcargo [2] 221.65 224.70 222.50 227.35 222.20 852.62 234.20 112.00 18 224.60 DB Realty 21.35 23.45 22.00 23.45 21.40 402.97 32.45 6.17 - 23.40 HSG&UrbanDev 42.15 42.80 42.50 43.65 42.30 1855.11 58.25 30.00 5 42.80 Man Ind [5] 112.80 117.20 116.40 119.00 114.60 150.33 147.15 47.08 6 117.00 Allied Dig [5] 69.00 73.50 72.00 75.50 70.60 711.40 75.35 19.55 51 73.60 DCB Bk 88.15 91.95 89.30 92.45 88.60 1177.66 126.50 74.35 10 91.90 HSIL [2] 219.15 219.85 221.95 225.85 218.40 174.95 287.35 58.20 12 219.80 Man Infr [2] 65.85 67.80 66.00 69.75 65.50 1646.73 73.75 22.75 16 67.90 Allsec 421.90 428.75 424.70 428.95 422.05 4.71 559.05 223.25 7 429.50 DCMNouvelle 215.70 216.45 214.35 221.00 212.85 28.97 244.00 22.00 6 216.15 HT Media [2] 23.50 23.90 24.20 24.40 23.30 174.49 35.15 12.43 - 23.90 ManaAlumi [1] 16.45 16.45 16.45 16.90 16.30 31.95 23.90 6.34 15 16.60 Alm.Global [6] 76.90 76.80 78.65 80.00 73.95 26.03 79.55 10.27 53 76.55 DCMShriram[2] 891.80 898.55 886.05 914.50 886.05 116.00 1199.00 315.00 19 900.75 HuhtamakiInd 262.70 262.55 263.00 268.95 261.10 73.23 352.15 252.75 - - Manaksia [2] 67.00 68.65 67.95 70.00 67.35 52.82 78.70 37.00 - 68.50 AlokIndus 22.05 22.55 22.25 23.00 22.10 5761.35 34.50 18.65 - - DCW [2] 36.90 36.65 37.00 37.90 36.40 1817.85 44.85 12.73 - 36.55 HUL [1] 2677.95 2687.70 2691.60 2705.75 2671.60 1168.19 2706.25 2001.00 77 2687.30 ManakSteel [1] 37.10 36.50 37.35 37.35 36.00 126.76 39.90 8.80 8 36.55 Alpha Lab 51.30 51.95 52.30 52.45 51.25 25.58 73.15 26.05 10 51.95 De Nora 326.85 328.90 337.80 337.80 327.10 9.16 437.00 190.00 58 328.90 Manap.Fin [2] 160.35 160.45 161.95 162.75 160.00 5569.31 218.00 139.00 8 160.45 Alphageo 347.40 344.60 348.70 355.00 343.05 39.52 365.70 142.15 6 345.30 Deccan Cem [5] 696.15 706.65 681.10 714.55 673.25 165.30 846.25 258.00 8 705.70 I ...... ManCoatMet[1] 11.90 11.80 11.90 12.15 11.70 18.79 18.30 3.61 11 11.98 Amararaja [1] 682.85 694.00 688.00 696.00 683.65 1112.00 1025.00 665.00 17 693.90 DeepIndust 135.55 135.35 135.55 139.35 134.60 92.31 145.00 57.30 - - Ibull Hsg [2] 220.00 227.95 221.25 229.70 221.2512902.30 313.50 127.65 10 227.95 Mang.Cem 445.20 440.60 428.00 451.50 428.00 247.06 543.00 169.00 9 441.05 AmberEntp(I) 2898.05 2899.35 2898.05 2925.00 2869.80 24.18 3667.50 1700.10 127 2898.00 Deepk.Ntr [2] 2130.95 2270.20 2145.00 2280.00 2145.00 3671.43 2278.50 663.40 73 2269.90 Ibull Real [2] 135.45 139.40 136.70 141.50 136.20 6700.35 174.80 46.35 - 139.20 Mang.Chem 73.10 76.25 74.50 77.30 73.00 676.43 101.00 27.50 11 76.30 AmbigaAgar 16.35 16.50 16.65 17.40 16.35 28.45 39.70 12.00 10 16.50 Delta Corp [1] 175.10 179.60 176.00 182.20 172.00 3205.49 202.00 99.90 145 179.50 IceMakRefrig 70.80 71.85 69.10 72.85 69.10 12.11 120.20 58.05 - - Mang.Drug 138.05 140.55 139.90 142.35 139.05 49.12 196.50 91.00 9 140.85 Ambika Cot 1471.05 1515.95 1506.60 1545.00 1495.00 61.95 1730.00 603.05 9 1513.50 Delta Mag 51.85 50.45 51.85 53.95 49.35 10.93 60.30 17.00 - 50.85 ICICI Bank [2] 699.75 713.65 704.50 715.00 700.9010797.87 717.30 334.00 27 713.55 MangalamGlob 50.20 50.75 50.55 51.55 49.95 5.01 66.50 35.20 - - AmbujaCeme[2] 410.05 417.70 412.10 420.40 412.00 5235.50 427.20 197.50 36 417.90 Den Net 47.00 47.10 47.40 47.80 46.35 804.26 94.40 41.60 10 47.05 ICICILombGIC 1557.70 1585.15 1569.00 1600.00 1565.00 1217.03 1625.00 1201.00 59 1585.45 Manugrph [2] 13.30 12.80 13.00 13.25 12.75 21.41 16.43 8.00 - 12.83 AMD Ind 28.95 29.10 29.00 29.35 28.10 14.95 33.50 15.00 - 29.00 DevyaniInter 112.10 120.95 113.50 122.25 112.3011054.53 140.90 107.55 - - ICICISecu 705.65 729.20 706.00 741.35 706.00 830.48 802.70 376.90 - - Maral Over 75.80 78.05 78.95 79.55 75.05 57.14 97.75 10.77 7 78.45 AMJLandHold[2] 29.60 30.45 29.90 31.10 29.35 25.72 40.40 17.05 - 30.25 DFMFoods [2] 342.05 346.95 345.00 351.80 344.00 60.29 452.80 284.30 92 347.70 ICRA 3589.00 3568.05 3541.10 3670.20 3541.10 3.96 4158.60 2555.00 50 3571.55 MarathNxtg [5] 78.75 80.00 79.70 81.40 79.05 36.45 109.60 42.25 32 80.20 Amrutanjan [1] 728.45 725.00 746.90 746.90 720.25 91.99 804.45 401.45 32 724.35 Dhamp.Sug 311.70 316.45 316.00 320.75 315.50 178.55 395.00 128.05 10 316.15 IDBI 38.50 38.50 38.60 38.60 38.30 6586.83 44.80 26.35 23 38.50 Marico Ltd [1] 524.95 525.05 527.55 533.25 524.15 1875.83 552.90 333.30 58 525.20 Andhar Sug 524.20 528.35 526.90 533.95 524.10 19.35 637.90 270.85 13 528.80 DhaniService 186.15 198.00 188.95 200.50 188.10 1082.97 395.95 155.10 - - Idea Cell 6.00 5.95 6.05 6.10 5.9084925.69 13.80 4.55 - 5.98 MarineElecIn 42.95 41.90 43.75 44.50 41.55 1655.30 266.00 36.00 - - AndhraPaper 229.60 229.00 231.00 235.00 226.65 44.72 283.70 177.55 - - Dhanlk.Bk 15.10 15.20 15.30 15.35 15.10 488.53 20.20 11.50 10 15.20 IDFC 48.45 50.90 48.40 51.50 48.40 7849.86 62.60 23.65 - 50.90 Marksans [1] 72.75 73.10 74.35 74.50 72.90 1555.06 97.50 43.50 28 73.20 AndrewYuleCo 24.50 25.35 24.25 26.15 24.25 144.53 29.70 22.80 - - Dhanuka Ag [2] 865.40 858.10 865.40 876.00 847.20 31.12 1053.15 668.95 19 860.60 IDFCFirstBnk 42.50 43.45 43.00 43.95 42.7024515.42 69.30 26.85 - - Maruti [5] 6624.85 6796.90 6690.00 6810.00 6653.85 819.45 8400.00 6273.70 42 6797.10 AngelBroking 1091.55 1200.70 1108.80 1200.70 1095.15 412.82 1475.00 222.20 - - Dhun.Inv 631.40 630.35 639.00 650.00 623.80 3.11 705.00 200.00 378 626.05 MASFinServ 762.30 769.05 785.00 785.00 765.00 22.15 1107.65 716.00 29 770.55 Anik Ind 17.95 18.65 17.85 18.80 17.55 24.85 27.05 10.55 6 18.75 IFB Agro 535.00 539.35 535.00 545.35 534.15 9.75 674.10 291.10 8 540.10 Dhunseri Tea 278.30 279.30 285.65 286.00 274.05 8.67 405.20 150.00 5 281.30 IFB Ind 915.75 921.50 915.75 929.50 896.90 34.28 1458.10 437.00 60 919.90 Mastek [5] 2602.00 2596.95 2610.00 2665.90 2588.00 83.83 2873.20 663.35 215 2596.20 AnjPortCemen 418.80 432.10 424.00 435.00 423.85 53.13 531.00 136.20 12 431.50 DhunseriVent 283.70 286.80 294.00 294.70 284.00 73.97 350.00 55.00 - - MatrimnCom[5] 994.75 998.70 1005.70 1005.70 987.35 29.87 1242.00 511.00 50 998.25 AnmolIndia 192.15 203.85 199.95 207.00 192.65 80.42 214.90 136.00 - - IFCI 11.25 11.90 11.25 12.45 11.25 7135.43 16.40 5.64 - 11.92 DIC India 460.35 464.30 465.00 465.90 455.20 2.81 549.00 355.05 29 460.00 IFGLRefract 308.70 314.90 309.05 320.95 309.05 46.79 434.00 137.90 24 315.05 MaxFinancial [2] 1019.80 1063.30 1024.80 1069.95 1016.50 855.06 1147.90 566.60 168 1063.70 Ansal Hsg 6.75 6.75 6.65 6.90 6.65 58.63 11.66 3.65 - 6.70 DiligenMedia[1] 1.90 1.95 1.95 1.95 1.95 3.84 4.71 0.33 - 2.07 MaxHealthCre 335.10 361.00 337.00 366.40 337.00 2600.68 366.40 97.15 - - Ansal Pro [5] 9.70 9.75 9.80 10.10 9.70 92.35 13.89 3.60 - 9.83 IG Pet 603.00 622.80 609.35 652.00 609.35 299.96 738.00 214.10 8 621.45 DilipBuildco 516.80 517.95 521.00 524.35 511.90 152.92 719.00 320.80 24 517.35 Igarshi 513.10 515.90 517.90 531.50 508.90 125.42 586.50 261.00 41 515.05 MaxIndia 68.20 68.50 68.45 69.20 68.30 74.96 77.35 52.35 - - AntnyWastHdg 344.60 350.30 345.10 354.60 345.10 96.33 489.90 241.00 - - Dish TV [1] 12.75 12.80 12.80 13.05 12.75 3048.05 17.69 8.55 - 12.81 MaxVent&Ind 95.90 96.05 98.00 98.20 95.50 140.78 109.40 35.50 - 95.95 AnupamRasayn 736.90 754.90 730.25 791.70 730.25 359.30 848.05 474.00 - - IIFLSecurity 93.55 94.25 94.70 99.00 93.00 600.67 128.50 35.85 - - DishmanCarb[2] 182.95 187.80 183.50 195.40 183.50 422.76 235.00 102.55 - 187.95 IIFLWealtMgt 1503.70 1550.50 1505.00 1560.00 1495.00 94.41 1678.75 856.90 - - Mayur Uniq [5] 468.15 476.10 468.00 488.35 467.95 47.02 545.95 228.00 20 475.95 Apar Ind 612.45 674.00 620.60 696.70 617.00 912.24 722.40 277.55 12 673.85 Divi'sLabs [2] 4910.70 5104.25 4932.60 5133.95 4930.00 866.74 5133.65 2986.70 67 5107.95 MazagonDock 232.20 238.05 231.55 242.25 231.55 424.16 296.00 164.00 - - Apcotex Ind [2] 313.25 324.15 316.00 329.00 312.15 88.60 384.75 132.15 23 326.10 IL&FS Ven [2] 6.60 6.55 6.80 6.90 6.50 179.94 9.52 3.60 - 6.55 DixonTec(In)[2] 4046.25 4115.20 4080.00 4185.00 4001.10 313.23 4731.50 1553.20 143 4116.40 ImagiWrldEnt 7.85 7.80 8.15 8.15 7.75 62.29 9.25 3.65 - - Mazda Ltd 615.50 611.85 615.50 623.85 606.35 14.76 753.70 357.00 14 610.25 ApexFznFoods 262.90 265.65 265.70 270.00 263.45 89.15 435.20 200.00 21 266.60 DLF Ltd [2] 311.80 319.80 312.05 320.90 312.05 6860.25 359.10 142.55 56 319.70 MBL Infra 17.85 18.50 17.55 18.80 17.25 74.48 29.90 6.55 2 18.60 APL Apl [2] 1645.95 1645.00 1656.90 1665.90 1638.55 136.61 1850.00 460.00 103 1642.60 IMP Pwr 11.30 11.75 11.30 11.85 11.20 44.31 21.15 10.75 - 11.78 D-Link [2] 130.35 132.70 131.30 133.70 129.55 197.20 168.65 92.20 13 132.20 IMPAL 787.75 773.75 770.50 787.75 770.50 2.68 919.05 501.10 18 773.45 McD.Hld 39.05 38.10 38.80 39.25 37.50 95.72 71.15 21.00 - 38.30 Apollo Hsp [5] 4765.10 4757.55 4790.20 4828.00 4721.60 632.35 4959.50 1584.65 165 4755.65 DodlaDairy 550.25 562.55 559.00 572.00 553.00 50.72 652.00 540.00 - - McL.Rusl [5] 21.20 22.25 22.25 22.25 22.25 290.56 43.35 14.90 - 22.20 ApolloMicSys 115.30 114.75 116.15 119.95 114.00 149.16 155.20 86.00 24 114.65 Ind Terr [2] 37.10 37.50 37.95 38.45 37.10 51.31 52.35 26.60 - 37.25 DolatInvest [1] 95.75 101.80 98.00 104.65 96.10 533.77 128.00 43.20 10 101.60 Ind.Bk.Mer 23.00 23.15 23.70 23.70 23.05 50.26 37.25 8.05 21 23.05 MCX 1491.25 1520.30 1499.00 1563.00 1498.95 1291.91 1875.00 1434.80 45 1521.10 ApolloPipes 1482.85 1474.85 1525.00 1525.00 1471.10 35.44 1525.00 370.00 - - DollarInd [2] 346.40 349.05 347.30 354.00 347.30 123.70 389.90 127.00 21 349.30 MenonBear [1] 77.20 77.30 77.70 78.15 76.20 60.19 88.30 37.50 19 77.25 ApolloSindo 833.50 823.20 854.00 854.00 814.65 2.53 1008.70 460.00 - - Ind.Cem 163.05 162.60 164.00 164.70 162.10 1246.12 210.90 107.45 21 162.55 Donear [2] 55.90 60.95 61.00 62.00 59.20 969.49 67.65 19.00 - 61.35 Ind.Gly 722.45 720.40 729.70 740.50 715.25 244.11 768.70 222.00 16 720.50 MEP Infra 20.80 21.65 20.75 22.10 20.75 159.09 28.45 12.16 - 21.65 ApolloTyr [1] 208.95 212.45 210.00 214.25 209.75 2206.25 261.20 109.60 16 212.45 DPAbhushan 203.60 203.35 208.95 208.95 201.05 7.15 239.00 70.05 - - Metrpolhelth[2] 2726.00 2788.35 2726.00 2809.45 2718.00 162.05 3230.00 1687.25 59 2785.30 Aptech 289.75 289.65 292.00 296.95 284.60 716.16 296.90 106.30 127 289.05 Ind.Hume [2] 206.30 207.75 208.10 210.50 206.30 26.05 252.70 153.00 19 207.90 DPSC 14.30 14.95 14.75 15.25 14.45 44.07 20.50 9.45 - - Ind.Inv.Tru 65.25 62.65 65.05 66.60 62.00 9.60 87.50 48.30 - 62.60 MFL 28.40 28.40 28.50 28.85 28.05 191.32 24.70 12.15 - - AptusValHsg 355.20 355.75 354.00 358.00 353.10 2333.99 359.00 333.00 - - Dr Reddy [5] 4600.55 4677.85 4619.00 4700.00 4578.05 628.37 5613.65 4135.90 47 4678.35 Minda Corp [2] 119.05 122.00 120.10 123.30 120.10 342.56 148.00 64.90 26 121.95 Archidply 30.75 31.05 30.75 32.25 29.95 59.36 46.90 22.85 13 31.00 Ind.Nippon [5] 361.45 363.30 361.45 369.00 361.45 18.63 447.30 312.05 17 363.60 DRCSystemInd 286.15 282.05 286.25 290.00 281.25 0.28 355.60 230.45 - - Ind.Ovr.Bk 19.55 19.70 19.90 19.95 19.55 3379.17 29.00 8.80 - 19.70 Minda Ind [2] 712.10 715.10 723.65 730.05 714.00 190.02 832.60 302.20 106 715.45 Aries Agro 151.95 148.80 152.10 154.90 148.35 136.98 193.75 72.00 8 148.75 Dred.Corp 350.15 351.00 354.70 359.00 343.05 75.10 475.00 228.20 - 348.50 MindTec(Ind) 101.00 96.70 104.90 104.95 96.00 86.96 133.70 26.25 29 96.80 Arih.Found 23.70 24.40 23.70 25.10 23.50 17.47 31.25 15.50 - 24.45 Indian Bk 123.40 121.50 124.75 127.80 120.60 3780.70 156.90 53.20 4 121.35 DrLalPathLab 3825.20 3965.35 3855.00 3999.00 3850.00 300.79 4065.00 1740.60 88 3964.20 Indian Htl [1] 140.15 140.90 140.75 141.90 139.55 1442.94 157.25 88.60 - 140.80 MindTree 3643.05 3600.25 3660.00 3681.45 3580.55 1092.31 3678.05 1134.45 48 3600.05 ArihantSuper 109.40 110.55 109.95 112.45 109.00 99.80 131.35 19.40 33 110.85 Dwarikesh [1] 70.05 70.35 71.50 72.00 69.65 828.48 83.90 23.00 13 70.35 Mirza [2] 55.05 57.90 55.50 58.80 55.50 1016.70 69.35 42.95 17 57.90 ArihntCapMkt 145.25 149.05 150.00 151.50 140.00 24.47 189.25 111.25 - - IndianEgyExc[1] 433.85 480.05 435.80 486.90 435.2014569.59 486.70 181.00 61 480.35 Dynac.Sys 122.20 121.55 125.80 126.00 120.00 18.20 175.00 24.60 11 120.85 IndianRailTr 2648.70 2697.75 2668.00 2713.00 2659.00 1328.44 2750.00 1290.05 - - MishDhatuNig 181.45 182.40 182.20 183.95 182.00 112.10 230.60 172.90 18 182.25 ArmanFinServ 724.40 708.25 737.00 742.05 705.00 13.97 815.00 487.05 88 706.35 Dynamatic 2342.30 2353.50 2365.30 2421.00 2306.00 40.93 2490.00 650.45 40 2348.35 MittalLifSty 10.20 11.10 10.40 11.20 10.35 93.62 37.15 8.25 - - AroGranite 70.65 70.30 71.95 71.95 70.00 38.25 78.95 23.35 12 70.55 IndianRlyFin 22.85 23.00 22.90 23.15 22.90 6514.25 26.70 20.80 - - DynemicProd 549.50 560.50 555.00 579.95 553.60 102.42 624.00 178.50 21 561.00 IndiaPestcid 309.05 320.75 312.00 323.00 310.45 719.73 368.00 301.00 - - MM Forg 748.50 760.05 765.00 770.35 744.95 12.96 807.45 255.85 24 761.10 ArowGreenTec 134.30 135.20 139.95 141.00 130.20 15.37 179.85 40.50 - 135.00 MMPIndustris 147.40 151.75 150.40 153.85 147.40 26.64 196.00 68.00 - - Arshiya [2] 27.10 26.60 26.50 27.45 26.20 64.42 42.70 10.46 - 26.50 IndigoPaints 2590.60 2560.55 2590.60 2599.50 2536.00 54.30 3329.95 2220.25 - - E ...... IndmrtIntmsh 7143.45 7786.90 7200.00 7825.00 7165.00 541.03 9950.00 3550.20 - - MMTC [1] 44.85 44.50 44.95 45.20 44.30 1877.10 63.95 15.75 - 44.50 Arss Infra 28.65 31.45 29.00 31.50 28.90 99.54 37.40 11.60 - 31.45 ModisonMetal 73.50 76.40 75.90 77.10 73.80 48.30 97.25 52.05 - - ArtemsMedSvc 321.65 329.65 328.10 334.50 318.05 4.35 407.95 135.00 - - EasyTripPlnr 443.85 454.10 446.75 469.90 442.35 1255.76 507.30 161.00 - - Indo Count [2] 228.00 241.25 230.00 247.00 230.00 553.02 285.00 65.90 13 240.85 MOIL 162.25 165.60 164.70 167.25 163.35 282.12 208.00 119.00 17 165.60 Arvind 91.05 92.75 91.85 94.80 91.40 524.78 115.50 28.70 12 92.70 EbixcashWrld 553.05 549.80 564.00 570.00 545.00 1.80 739.00 296.05 - - Indoco Rem [2] 450.00 466.35 454.90 475.20 454.85 509.94 529.70 213.60 38 466.00 MokshOrnamnt 32.85 33.50 34.20 34.20 33.00 1494.78 123.85 24.00 - - ArvindFash [4] 268.25 255.80 269.85 272.25 252.30 2099.07 294.65 117.17 - 255.70 EdelFinSer [1] 79.85 83.90 80.50 85.00 80.50 3025.20 100.80 50.00 9 83.75 IndostrCapFn 288.20 302.75 289.80 305.60 286.30 421.65 416.95 255.00 - 302.95 Mold-TekPac [5] 481.60 489.35 490.00 490.00 482.85 20.25 571.00 250.00 23 489.10 ArvindSmart 120.65 129.20 120.20 131.50 120.20 145.22 141.25 81.25 15 129.30 EicherMotor [1] 2576.10 2553.95 2580.70 2608.20 2545.80 926.19 3035.50 2016.00 44 2551.15 IndoThai 82.50 83.75 84.50 84.75 81.05 21.98 86.00 15.30 5 84.05 Monte Carlo 346.05 346.20 346.20 354.90 344.00 59.95 389.35 155.00 10 345.20 Asahi India [1] 363.05 371.25 366.85 375.25 365.10 90.43 408.35 197.80 39 371.50 EID Parry [1] 408.15 405.55 410.00 413.05 403.80 131.32 470.35 259.60 28 405.35 Indra.Med 74.25 74.75 74.80 76.30 74.05 222.78 102.55 45.25 16 75.00 Morarj.Tex [7] 15.50 16.25 16.10 16.25 15.75 12.95 23.45 7.86 - 16.10 Asahi Song 332.55 336.45 334.00 347.00 332.30 18.57 442.65 170.00 14 336.05 EIH [2] 104.60 103.20 104.60 106.65 102.90 308.31 122.60 72.45 - 103.25 IndraprsGas [2] 524.80 531.90 530.10 535.50 525.30 1618.53 594.85 364.30 31 531.85 Morepan [2] 52.15 53.00 52.40 54.00 52.35 975.75 75.00 22.30 28 53.00 Ashiana [2] 154.00 158.70 158.80 166.20 155.80 191.18 186.90 67.10 - 159.15 EIH A Htl 306.65 309.40 303.00 314.00 303.00 8.38 405.95 207.35 - 306.00 IndSwifLab 67.80 67.00 68.50 69.00 66.55 88.12 127.35 32.60 39 66.95 Most.Fin [1] 787.25 830.10 794.70 856.00 793.10 1606.40 1188.00 538.50 16 831.00 Ashima 17.15 17.60 17.20 18.05 17.15 51.22 21.50 5.80 - 17.45 Eimco 414.75 412.95 424.60 424.60 410.00 6.58 539.75 290.00 30 415.00 IndusInd BK 990.20 1005.10 995.30 1012.00 991.30 2868.60 1119.20 485.00 23 1005.00 Mot.Gen.Fin [5] 25.15 25.00 25.00 26.85 24.55 16.42 30.40 13.92 - 24.65 Ashok Ley [1] 120.25 121.70 120.90 124.70 120.5019623.90 143.25 64.20 - 121.65 Elec. Eng [2] 163.20 163.00 162.90 166.50 162.00 547.25 183.60 21.50 23 163.05 IndusTowers 216.30 216.60 217.30 219.40 215.05 1796.92 282.65 162.20 - - Moth.Sumi [1] 214.25 218.65 216.20 220.20 215.05 5435.57 273.00 102.35 82 218.75 Ashoka Bld [5] 98.70 99.60 99.75 100.75 99.15 542.39 118.65 59.90 6 99.65 Elec.Stl.Cs [1] 35.15 35.50 35.40 36.15 35.25 344.37 41.60 14.00 14 35.45 INEOS Styro 1275.80 1352.10 1324.00 1375.10 1305.35 59.26 1569.65 483.55 6 1352.15 MphasiS 2894.80 2865.05 2910.00 2936.90 2853.00 688.58 3001.65 1083.40 44 2867.05 Asian Gran 159.45 160.80 161.95 162.80 159.60 467.13 318.00 137.25 9 160.85 Electrotherm 125.15 125.00 126.90 126.90 122.00 27.13 197.90 88.25 - 125.15 Infibeam Inc [1] 40.15 39.90 40.50 40.65 39.75 2651.92 58.45 35.33 - 39.90 MPS 736.20 730.05 746.00 749.00 727.15 10.43 805.00 340.50 20 729.45 Asian Htl-E 184.70 182.95 188.00 188.00 181.00 4.22 239.00 126.00 - 182.75 Elgi Eqp [1] 193.40 194.55 194.90 196.75 192.05 157.86 244.00 103.40 45 195.55 INFO EDGE (I) 5895.65 6063.00 5895.65 6088.15 5895.60 524.37 6087.00 3238.50 268 6060.60 MRF 76953.45 78185.50 77000.00 78374.95 77000.00 9.05 98575.90 55360.35 24 78207.05 Asian Htl-N 81.00 81.85 84.00 84.75 80.45 1.27 105.80 44.25 - 81.00 Elgi Rbr 37.20 37.00 37.95 37.95 36.30 50.70 46.50 15.30 - - Infosys [5] 1708.80 1698.05 1703.05 1718.65 1690.40 6559.67 1755.60 912.60 38 1697.85 MRPL 42.25 42.75 42.75 43.30 42.40 712.88 56.60 25.00 37 42.75 Asian Htl-W 279.20 278.25 278.40 285.90 271.00 2.15 344.95 179.00 - 276.10 Emami [1] 596.55 608.20 600.50 614.50 591.35 555.83 621.35 334.35 54 608.05 Infrasoft 108.00 109.05 112.00 112.00 108.00 116.62 136.45 59.35 89 109.10 MrsBectrFood 394.90 396.95 397.00 400.50 395.20 70.15 624.00 328.40 - - Asian Paints [1] 3036.80 3108.75 3056.70 3114.25 3048.05 1051.75 3180.00 1883.50 88 3106.70 EmamiPapMi [2] 169.75 174.10 172.00 177.00 170.10 179.04 214.90 60.60 18 172.95 Ingersoll 920.05 922.25 925.00 939.00 918.20 20.69 1073.20 555.40 32 922.75 MSP Stl 9.35 9.20 9.50 9.50 9.10 119.45 13.35 5.86 - 9.19 Aspinwall&Co 192.10 193.90 188.35 197.35 188.35 2.10 268.30 93.75 - - EmamiRealty[2] 63.85 64.95 63.50 67.00 63.00 77.53 87.50 33.00 52 64.10 Inox Leis 306.00 306.15 308.65 310.75 303.30 237.83 358.55 241.90 - 305.85 MSTC 257.60 261.60 259.40 266.50 259.30 210.99 400.00 137.50 - - AssoAlchohol 433.85 439.80 439.00 448.80 436.20 35.85 516.00 236.65 - - Emkay Glo 119.90 126.70 123.00 129.60 121.70 287.94 139.80 48.00 23 127.10 Inox Wind 105.90 107.05 106.00 111.70 105.55 1873.18 160.00 35.00 - 107.15 MT Edu 8.05 8.15 8.00 8.35 8.00 63.10 13.94 6.22 - 8.14 Aster Life 1325.15 1318.15 1349.50 1352.30 1309.80 6.15 1528.00 908.55 42 1316.95 Emmbi Ind 102.70 102.90 104.75 104.80 102.20 21.53 125.00 67.50 16 103.00 Insectic 718.50 754.85 727.00 760.00 716.35 35.64 846.00 399.00 15 754.45 MTARTech 1269.25 1284.65 1272.00 1301.20 1269.85 113.15 1563.95 860.00 - - AsterDMHealt 195.25 215.05 198.00 219.40 197.00 8992.58 219.25 120.00 - 215.10 EnduranceTec 1698.70 1677.15 1720.00 1720.00 1665.00 40.77 1820.05 976.00 46 1678.10 IntellecDesi [5] 652.15 650.45 653.00 665.45 645.90 205.95 892.00 178.20 39 650.35 MTNL 17.95 17.90 18.10 18.15 17.75 466.64 24.40 7.79 - 17.85 Astra Mic [2] 153.35 153.25 154.90 157.45 152.50 284.06 187.40 101.95 38 153.50 Energy Dev 9.75 9.60 9.85 10.10 9.35 30.61 16.80 4.50 - 9.60 IntenseTech [2] 73.45 75.95 73.10 77.10 73.00 123.77 119.75 28.00 16 75.60 Mukta Ar [5] 36.15 37.70 37.35 37.95 36.50 17.45 42.30 24.20 15 37.10 Astral Poly [1] 1982.05 2006.00 1978.85 2038.65 1974.00 348.06 2294.45 770.03 107 2009.65 Eng.India [5] 70.60 71.80 71.00 72.40 70.65 1426.26 93.60 60.50 15 71.75 IntGlobAviat 1776.85 1819.25 1789.00 1827.00 1775.00 603.87 1859.90 1171.85 - 1818.80 Munj.Auto [2] 59.15 58.95 58.55 60.00 58.55 137.38 72.80 47.60 18 59.05 AstraZen [2] 3056.35 3107.20 3076.00 3153.00 3061.05 22.09 4970.00 3000.00 92 3112.70 Ent.Net.Ind 182.85 187.70 185.40 189.00 182.40 37.36 226.95 137.00 - 187.10 Inventure [1] 2.95 2.95 3.00 3.05 2.95 1378.64 4.70 1.45 - 2.97 Munj.Showa [2] 136.75 136.75 136.75 139.00 135.70 129.76 176.45 114.05 17 136.70 AstronPaper 58.75 59.30 58.30 60.95 58.30 199.68 74.40 35.00 30 59.25 EPL 230.15 228.50 230.15 233.75 228.00 109.93 307.00 202.00 - - IOC 105.95 107.35 106.40 108.20 106.1012826.85 117.85 71.35 4 107.35 Murd.Cera 24.95 24.95 25.35 25.60 24.50 46.49 33.45 13.85 - 25.20 Atul 9007.65 9153.30 9064.45 9190.55 9000.05 14.44 9651.00 5563.70 40 9162.45 EqitsSmlFnBk 58.90 59.20 59.55 60.00 58.65 413.31 76.80 30.05 - - IOL Chem 556.50 556.75 558.00 564.20 554.55 385.62 877.40 516.35 8 556.65 MusicBrdcast 22.90 22.95 23.00 23.05 22.60 455.04 29.60 17.20 - - Atul Auto [5] 202.55 202.05 204.40 207.75 199.90 139.80 237.00 151.25 - 202.50 Equitas Hold 115.50 116.60 116.10 118.70 115.10 472.36 138.40 40.35 27 116.40 IPCA Lab [2] 2459.90 2481.30 2460.20 2507.00 2452.25 199.09 2588.70 1786.05 32 2480.55 Muthoot Cap 393.20 394.95 391.20 402.00 391.20 30.78 511.75 351.30 28 394.35 AurobindoPh[1] 710.00 716.05 714.00 717.75 706.00 3231.42 1063.75 660.10 16 716.35 ErisLifeSci [1] 727.10 728.05 727.00 740.00 722.00 43.11 818.60 470.00 27 728.70 I-PruLifeINS 656.15 659.00 655.00 673.90 655.00 2694.19 694.30 397.65 194 659.05 MuthootFinan 1491.70 1503.20 1504.00 1518.80 1495.75 822.74 1638.50 1000.00 16 1503.35 AUSmallFinBk 1285.50 1294.90 1255.00 1309.00 1246.25 2342.39 1389.00 616.30 34 1294.10 Eros Intl 17.40 17.95 17.75 18.00 17.30 224.99 36.95 16.60 - 17.95 IRB Infra 166.10 166.30 167.95 168.95 165.25 1270.73 189.50 97.75 33 166.40 Auto Axl 1239.65 1260.65 1240.00 1268.00 1240.00 14.86 1565.00 647.00 37 1262.05 Esab Ind 2217.50 2234.55 2245.70 2287.00 2205.55 107.44 2315.00 1290.00 48 2235.20 IrconIntl 42.85 42.95 42.85 43.10 42.75 910.66 108.50 40.15 - - Autoline 58.70 57.30 60.40 60.85 56.35 51.43 79.35 25.65 - 57.90 Escorts 1347.50 1366.40 1355.70 1378.65 1350.00 950.49 1468.40 1078.10 19 1365.90 IsgecHeavyEn 701.30 727.55 712.50 735.00 701.50 127.04 878.35 524.15 - - N ...... AvadSug&Egy 428.45 428.10 439.00 441.45 426.05 44.40 548.55 155.00 10 428.25 ESI [2] 3.95 3.90 4.00 4.00 3.90 32.91 5.19 0.91 - 3.99 ITC [1] 205.90 208.00 206.00 208.20 206.0012084.84 239.15 163.40 19 207.95 NACLInd [1] 65.10 68.25 64.40 68.35 62.00 301.37 89.15 33.30 23 67.65 Avanti Feeds [1] 565.65 566.75 568.35 576.45 561.20 200.41 675.00 411.85 27 566.85 Essar Shp 9.65 10.60 9.95 10.60 9.95 102.70 13.31 7.05 - 10.78 ITD Cem [1] 75.35 79.15 76.00 80.60 76.00 497.37 97.50 46.05 27 79.00 Nagrk.Cap [5] 7.90 7.60 7.60 7.80 7.60 17.32 8.90 4.70 - - AvenuSupmart 3833.05 3888.35 3862.00 3899.00 3835.30 267.92 3909.50 1949.30 205 3890.10 Ester [5] 133.25 133.85 134.50 136.60 131.35 288.82 164.60 62.55 7 133.85 ITDC 373.85 374.95 376.50 381.30 372.40 21.23 463.90 217.00 - 374.05 Nah.Cap [5] 276.20 279.35 279.90 285.00 278.00 25.83 425.00 53.10 17 279.30 AVT Natl [1] 72.40 75.65 72.55 77.90 72.55 640.29 84.60 39.45 23 75.70 Everady [5] 329.50 335.30 331.20 340.00 323.30 564.40 403.45 128.20 7 334.30 ITI 114.15 113.45 114.70 115.45 110.85 215.10 143.70 102.20 - 113.65 Nah.Poly [5] 235.15 235.35 240.00 241.00 232.15 34.76 319.75 55.65 10 235.90 Axis Bank [2] 752.40 784.05 756.00 789.50 754.0012517.51 800.00 400.00 32 783.75 Everest Ind 448.85 454.80 447.00 456.95 447.00 48.11 534.00 193.35 12 454.20 IVP 112.85 118.45 108.85 118.45 108.80 1.92 164.00 41.00 14 113.60 NakodaGroup 64.50 62.95 65.00 67.95 62.10 18.65 72.60 60.00 - - AxisCades [5] 73.05 72.25 73.80 74.80 70.05 53.89 105.50 39.50 - 72.15 Excel Ind [5] 1123.15 1150.90 1138.90 1215.00 1115.00 125.55 1289.00 776.95 17 1148.00 IZMO Ltd 99.20 101.95 101.80 103.40 99.20 59.60 148.85 29.00 - 101.85 NALCO [5] 85.00 87.95 85.45 89.00 85.0061988.98 97.45 29.15 10 87.85 AYM Syntex 88.05 89.00 89.85 92.00 87.50 77.47 98.10 23.55 11 88.75 Exide [1] 157.60 161.55 158.65 162.10 158.25 3186.96 220.60 153.65 16 161.60 Nalwa Son 1682.70 1695.75 1656.00 1700.00 1656.00 0.48 2165.55 673.20 24 1694.15 J ...... Nandan Den 81.50 79.50 81.55 83.45 78.50 57.30 90.00 18.25 35 79.50 B ...... F ...... J&K Bk [1] 35.15 36.15 35.75 36.40 35.00 2089.32 44.35 14.10 5 36.10 NarayaHru 511.75 530.15 520.00 532.50 512.05 226.64 566.00 292.90 - 530.55 Natco Phr [2] 938.10 948.35 944.00 951.60 935.05 160.83 1188.95 732.00 67 946.45 BafnaPharma 132.80 136.30 139.40 139.40 130.70 2.07 196.10 110.00 - - FACT 118.95 121.70 120.40 122.95 119.80 95.84 153.00 39.15 19 121.65 Jagran [2] 56.35 56.20 57.00 57.50 55.60 135.97 71.50 29.55 8 56.25 Nath Bio-Gen 317.05 310.80 318.00 319.90 308.75 40.68 474.70 246.65 10 311.50 BAG Films [2] 2.60 2.60 2.65 2.70 2.60 934.64 4.35 1.92 - 2.61 FaircheOrgan 1861.50 1886.50 1915.00 1926.35 1861.50 16.28 2155.00 580.30 - - Jags.Phr [5] 151.25 152.05 152.00 155.80 150.50 33.03 203.25 33.50 19 152.20 Bajaj Auto 3699.45 3720.40 3717.90 3756.60 3705.00 561.90 4361.20 2823.35 21 3713.60 FDC [1] 338.65 347.65 340.85 350.50 340.85 154.04 404.90 260.00 19 348.10 Jai Corp [1] 125.80 128.90 126.90 131.35 126.50 1193.21 172.85 78.20 20 128.85 Natl Build [1] 44.15 44.45 44.50 45.50 44.00 4579.37 59.80 22.25 36 44.55 Bajaj Elect [2] 1180.10 1212.35 1180.00 1245.00 1165.80 506.69 1245.15 441.90 67 1213.00 Fed Bk [2] 77.95 81.35 78.90 81.95 78.2521810.18 92.40 45.40 11 81.30 JaiBal.Ind 57.20 58.40 57.15 58.90 56.95 110.40 668.00 81.00 - - Natl Fert 53.95 55.55 55.70 56.00 55.00 871.15 73.75 29.85 20 55.50 Bajaj Hld 4194.95 4239.30 4233.00 4299.00 4210.05 39.52 4298.00 2219.00 231 4242.50 Fed.Goetze 280.10 281.50 284.95 284.95 279.65 52.01 470.00 247.85 20 281.60 Jain I.DVR [2] 19.55 20.25 20.15 20.50 19.85 84.78 23.20 9.30 - 20.15 Natl Stl 3.90 3.80 4.00 4.00 3.75 46.38 6.02 2.52 - 3.79 BajajConCare[1] 248.05 250.15 249.00 254.20 249.00 449.30 323.50 163.00 17 250.40 Fiem Ind 965.10 982.50 999.00 1044.00 970.95 601.70 1045.00 470.35 15 979.10 Jain Irrg [2] 31.95 32.25 32.50 33.30 31.30 5297.61 36.20 10.75 - 32.15 Nava.B.Ve [2] 104.05 108.90 104.95 109.95 104.85 729.49 133.00 46.55 9 108.85 BajajFin [2] 6966.60 7165.50 6995.95 7197.00 6980.00 1504.38 7196.15 3008.85 110 7165.65 Filatex [2] 93.65 93.05 93.50 96.95 92.60 336.27 117.75 22.50 8 93.10 Jamna Au [1] 87.60 88.95 87.90 89.95 87.75 990.59 94.45 39.00 33 88.85 Navin Flu [2] 3830.05 3924.70 3880.00 3979.00 3870.00 536.43 4013.35 1800.00 77 3925.55 BajajFinserv [5] 16195.60 16560.40 16475.00 16595.00 16260.00 336.04 16807.60 5401.00 1480 16551.65 Fin.Cable [2] 451.25 454.80 452.40 457.95 445.90 222.04 557.05 257.25 23 454.95 JashEngg 486.85 477.30 490.00 498.25 473.00 18.55 628.00 157.25 - - Navkar Corp 42.15 42.75 41.65 44.30 41.65 812.46 54.70 24.00 16 42.70 Bal Phr 93.30 102.55 97.95 102.60 97.95 441.77 137.95 41.60 16 101.65 FineOrgInd [5] 2845.65 2813.40 2850.00 2869.00 2803.00 31.74 3565.25 2130.00 71 2816.10 Jay Bhr [5] 180.15 184.35 183.70 185.00 181.50 24.26 269.00 92.50 16 184.20 Navneet Ed [2] 100.95 99.85 101.40 101.85 99.70 217.54 107.35 72.30 41 99.90 Balaji Amn [2] 3788.70 3987.50 3818.00 4069.95 3788.70 230.94 4070.00 744.00 46 3989.50 FineotexChe [2] 98.85 103.00 100.00 104.50 100.00 1160.57 120.00 29.15 31 102.90 Jay.Agro [5] 235.15 241.65 239.00 249.65 239.00 80.85 322.90 88.00 15 241.40 NazaraTech 1712.95 1817.25 1768.70 1838.00 1752.00 663.04 2024.90 1432.00 - - Balaji Tele [2] 61.35 61.05 61.80 61.90 60.80 121.59 89.15 51.00 29 61.00 Fino.Ind [2] 168.75 169.10 170.95 170.95 168.55 630.69 198.90 97.60 13 169.10 Jaypee Inf 1.95 1.95 2.00 2.00 1.90 5059.34 4.21 1.13 - 1.96 NBI.IndFinCo 2837.05 2818.60 2858.05 2950.00 2783.15 65.17 3200.00 1326.00 - - BalaxiVentre 543.10 536.55 545.00 559.90 534.00 3.71 751.00 500.00 - - Firstsource 181.85 179.60 179.95 183.85 178.40 3859.39 242.65 55.60 31 179.65 Jayshr Tea [5] 107.40 106.60 108.20 110.00 105.50 190.79 145.00 54.05 5 106.65 NCC [2] 76.45 77.60 77.25 79.00 76.55 3257.11 100.00 29.55 16 77.60 Balkrishna [2] 2290.85 2272.65 2308.25 2317.50 2251.35 502.47 2558.15 1237.35 32 2268.70 Flexituff 16.70 17.50 17.40 17.50 17.10 7.74 28.90 8.10 - - JB Chem [2] 1678.15 1701.35 1699.00 1710.20 1673.00 105.92 1938.75 753.00 30 1700.80 NCL Ind 234.05 236.15 238.95 238.95 231.70 196.50 304.80 94.65 7 236.10 BalmerLaw 126.35 128.00 126.95 128.75 126.85 201.89 170.95 95.00 15 128.00 ForceMotors 1324.05 1367.65 1331.70 1390.00 1329.60 141.92 1707.00 1001.00 - - JBM Auro [5] 449.15 451.65 454.00 459.85 450.10 36.29 535.35 205.00 24 452.60 NDTV [4] 77.75 79.05 76.80 83.00 75.30 67.36 85.85 27.20 11 78.80 Balrampur [1] 370.00 368.95 371.90 377.00 367.80 824.32 387.10 140.00 19 369.55 Fortis Hlt 294.50 285.70 297.00 303.80 282.0012394.48 304.00 123.30 - 285.75 JHS Svend 24.45 25.45 24.50 27.45 24.30 445.02 33.30 16.15 - 25.45 NECaryCorp 18.25 18.30 18.40 18.40 17.80 423.10 20.00 6.65 17 18.30 Ban.Amn.Sp [5] 85.55 85.15 88.00 88.00 84.45 26.75 113.00 39.03 11 85.75 Foseco 1485.90 1499.00 1500.00 1524.00 1470.55 1.80 1790.00 1105.30 34 1497.20 Jind.Drl [5] 130.10 132.90 131.00 134.45 131.00 30.29 147.70 65.00 26 133.20 Nect.Life [1] 31.70 31.15 31.60 32.20 31.00 269.91 48.40 16.20 - 31.20 Ban.Amn.Sug 1813.85 1789.10 1848.00 1848.00 1781.00 7.96 2160.00 1265.00 27 1791.45 Fut. Life [2] 50.55 50.30 51.80 51.80 49.80 91.61 159.95 46.60 - 50.30 Jind.Pho 80.50 83.50 82.10 85.90 82.10 14.91 103.00 10.55 - 84.80 Nelcast [2] 80.95 81.80 80.95 83.00 80.30 57.45 100.00 49.50 36 81.75 Banar.Beads 68.30 68.65 68.50 71.40 67.55 18.52 100.00 44.20 22 68.60 Fut. Mkt 7.90 8.00 7.90 8.10 7.90 183.81 29.30 7.50 - 8.00 Jind.Poly 950.55 981.45 959.70 998.50 953.20 256.64 1168.15 410.05 5 981.55 Nelco 465.25 488.50 469.95 488.50 468.95 153.98 565.00 174.00 84 488.50 Banco Ind [2] 212.55 212.75 212.30 220.25 210.00 1356.94 220.00 83.50 16 212.55 FutEntpDVR [2] 11.95 11.85 12.15 12.15 11.65 14.21 23.70 9.46 1 11.87 Jind.Saw [2] 119.95 119.00 121.00 122.25 118.30 1285.64 147.65 58.20 8 119.00 NeogenChem 925.20 980.80 922.05 1011.10 922.05 313.49 1028.00 595.00 - - BandhanBank 276.10 285.90 279.00 287.00 278.60 6861.80 430.25 251.40 23 285.90 Future Cons 6.70 6.70 6.80 6.90 6.65 3199.72 12.60 5.85 - - Jind.Stl&P [1] 371.50 381.45 376.05 384.90 375.00 8142.48 501.60 159.70 4 381.75 Nesco [2] 569.75 572.70 572.95 583.50 569.05 46.43 697.00 463.50 25 572.10 BankaBioloo 64.60 65.40 67.40 67.40 64.65 5.18 86.45 34.75 - - FutureEntp [2] 8.30 8.25 8.45 8.45 8.20 481.94 22.25 7.61 - 8.28 Jind.World [1] 65.45 64.80 64.55 67.80 61.80 267.44 90.50 44.00 17 65.45 NestleIndia 19957.35 19742.25 20050.00 20122.50 19684.25 133.96 20333.80 15104.25 86 19763.60 BankofBarod[2] 74.55 76.95 74.95 77.15 74.7521909.94 99.80 39.50 14 76.95 FutureRetail [2] 45.15 45.15 45.90 46.00 45.05 822.12 168.00 40.60 - 45.20 JindStain(H) [2] 274.85 280.60 275.40 291.00 275.40 638.86 307.95 75.00 9 280.85 Netwk 18 [5] 49.00 48.65 49.20 50.00 48.40 463.47 58.40 31.10 - 48.50 Bans.Syn 168.00 168.45 172.95 175.00 168.10 15.75 255.85 66.10 9 168.35 FuturSuplyCh 62.85 64.25 65.00 65.15 62.85 28.47 174.80 59.35 - 64.30 JK Cem 3125.30 3146.10 3149.65 3185.30 3132.45 11.68 3690.00 1412.30 31 3142.65 Next Media 5.20 4.95 5.40 5.40 4.80 66.38 7.10 3.50 - - BarbequeNatn 1079.00 1084.10 1089.80 1096.95 1071.05 137.08 1268.25 481.85 - - JK Lak.Cem [5] 712.40 707.00 719.00 728.90 701.25 360.34 815.25 243.15 18 707.75 NHPC 26.50 26.70 26.60 26.75 26.55 2792.93 27.65 19.65 8 26.65 BASF 3432.90 3600.95 3469.75 3649.00 3436.00 234.77 3926.95 1319.40 34 3601.75 JK Paper 239.55 247.25 240.15 251.85 240.15 2846.33 284.80 86.30 11 247.00 NIIT [2] 311.20 314.30 313.30 318.40 312.55 485.65 351.30 113.10 80 314.55 G ...... Nila Infras [1] 6.10 5.95 6.10 6.25 5.90 298.60 8.26 3.60 - 5.95 Bata India [5] 1722.95 1769.00 1724.85 1780.90 1723.05 908.36 1785.00 1258.20 - 1767.25 Gabriel [1] 136.90 143.35 137.70 145.20 137.70 3322.39 162.70 90.75 22 143.30 JK Tyre [2] 144.95 145.85 144.95 147.75 144.65 693.19 166.00 55.00 10 145.90 Bayer Crop 5293.55 5387.40 5255.00 5413.55 5255.00 18.91 6550.00 4928.25 49 5385.65 Jkumar Inf [5] 194.35 196.00 196.55 199.00 194.25 162.95 231.00 88.00 13 196.20 Nilkamal 2757.55 2751.40 2775.90 2810.00 2715.20 16.90 3174.00 1214.00 31 2749.95 Gail(India) 143.50 146.00 143.35 146.70 143.3512311.64 170.00 81.25 10 145.75 Nippo Bat 964.65 982.60 966.60 995.00 966.60 7.97 1282.45 503.30 11 983.65 BCLIndust 230.60 231.25 231.65 234.60 230.65 49.35 289.70 98.00 - - GalaxSurfact 3095.00 3125.30 3139.95 3144.50 3105.20 17.82 3350.00 1605.00 61 3124.35 JM Fin [1] 89.50 91.80 90.50 92.50 89.70 3028.56 117.55 72.90 36 91.85 BCPowerCon [2] 3.85 3.75 4.00 4.05 3.65 1238.61 8.65 2.89 - 3.77 JMC Proj [2] 95.45 101.05 95.60 102.00 95.50 382.48 130.00 45.00 16 100.95 NipponLIAM 410.10 420.65 412.90 424.40 407.20 2139.94 439.35 249.00 - - Gallant Isp [1] 54.10 55.00 54.90 55.40 54.05 20.26 69.90 26.25 14 54.95 NirajCement 43.90 43.60 43.05 45.45 43.05 9.83 55.90 34.80 - - Beardsell [2] 13.80 14.00 14.45 14.45 13.55 11.01 18.85 7.55 12 14.00 Gallant Mtl 67.50 68.65 67.90 69.90 67.90 40.17 88.00 28.90 7 68.70 JMT Auto [1] 2.60 2.70 2.65 2.70 2.60 484.22 3.96 2.19 - 2.73 Bedmutha 37.15 37.20 36.55 38.05 36.50 8.86 43.05 14.65 - 37.15 Jocil 232.55 242.15 229.00 249.25 229.00 57.61 319.80 139.00 - - Nitco 21.05 21.05 21.25 22.10 20.25 54.02 33.90 16.20 - 21.00 Gandhi Tub [5] 490.95 472.10 481.00 484.20 470.75 20.74 557.85 193.45 14 472.65 NitirajEngg 46.55 48.55 49.75 49.80 47.30 1.05 66.00 38.20 - - BEL [1] 185.30 184.05 184.90 186.75 183.70 4539.74 191.60 86.35 22 184.00 Ganesh Hsg 134.85 133.05 137.00 141.55 131.05 190.08 141.90 23.80 - 132.75 JohnCntHita 2162.25 2200.10 2188.00 2219.00 2167.10 120.05 2936.70 2027.75 132 2201.65 BEML 1298.60 1312.20 1305.00 1329.00 1301.05 127.07 1544.25 584.20 48 1311.90 JP Pwr 4.10 4.20 4.10 4.30 4.1033705.76 6.84 2.04 - 4.21 NLC India 52.00 51.60 52.50 52.90 51.30 2129.99 73.90 46.25 7 51.50 Ganesha Ecos 516.25 510.15 520.00 523.00 505.75 17.78 687.70 239.00 18 514.70 NMDC Ltd [1] 152.20 155.55 154.00 156.00 153.6014597.20 213.15 75.60 5 155.50 BergrPaintIn [1] 785.85 810.65 792.00 811.95 788.25 922.57 872.00 535.00 101 811.00 GangaForging 134.55 138.25 135.95 139.00 135.95 150.00 139.00 97.00 - - JSL [2] 146.60 151.10 148.20 157.20 148.00 3899.27 168.25 39.00 10 151.05 BestAgrolife 674.10 707.80 675.50 707.80 675.50 48.06 707.80 202.35 - - JSW Hld 4907.35 4932.00 4907.35 5027.05 4907.35 0.72 6000.05 1970.00 81 4914.50 Nocil 277.55 281.60 279.40 286.95 275.00 3103.20 293.90 117.65 38 281.35 GangesSecu 85.20 87.00 84.85 87.90 84.65 7.84 102.70 35.25 19 87.35 Noida Toll 5.45 5.50 5.35 5.55 5.35 37.24 8.70 3.12 - 5.48 BF Inv [5] 329.45 344.65 330.55 355.95 330.20 96.79 445.95 255.05 69 344.45 GardenReach 183.65 185.65 188.00 188.00 183.95 168.66 227.05 166.05 11 185.55 JSWSteelLtd [1] 677.50 686.55 683.05 694.00 683.05 5891.58 776.50 257.70 12 685.85 BF Util [5] 390.45 411.90 392.50 429.45 392.10 485.41 538.95 216.00 - 412.10 JTEKTIndia [1] 102.60 105.25 103.35 106.90 102.85 380.10 132.75 70.95 54 105.25 Norben 6.80 6.80 6.80 7.00 6.20 0.84 16.25 4.90 - - GarwarTecFib 3132.35 3147.05 3132.50 3165.35 3132.00 15.68 3640.50 1736.95 39 3150.10 NovartisInd 787.05 779.65 792.90 800.00 777.05 23.23 1098.00 756.00 - - BGR Engy 51.35 54.00 51.50 55.55 50.65 199.94 76.60 31.10 - 53.75 Gati [2] 137.80 143.30 138.95 144.90 138.50 733.94 179.70 41.95 - 143.10 Jub.Ind 514.65 540.35 515.00 540.35 515.00 61.87 596.75 118.40 - 538.75 Bhageria Ind [5] 244.35 245.10 244.30 251.00 242.65 70.07 296.80 124.00 15 244.90 JubilantPhar 621.10 644.00 628.00 651.95 627.85 394.43 1046.95 585.05 - - NRAgarwalInd 312.05 315.40 316.00 320.05 313.80 27.10 361.15 171.50 - - Gayt. Proj [2] 48.70 50.60 49.00 54.75 49.0011464.60 54.70 15.05 10 50.60 NRB Bear [2] 128.80 132.85 128.80 133.95 128.80 379.79 154.10 66.20 18 132.45 BhagngrInd [2] 48.75 49.10 49.50 50.55 48.75 35.85 65.00 16.00 - 49.40 GE Ship 334.60 356.05 336.90 367.00 328.70 1634.15 477.00 210.85 9 356.15 JublilntFood 3812.35 3907.45 3830.70 3918.80 3817.05 560.06 4166.40 2076.60 138 3907.70 BhagyangrPr[2] 30.85 30.05 31.35 32.00 29.40 93.68 34.10 18.25 - 30.40 JublntIngrev 715.40 762.05 724.90 770.00 723.50 4223.08 770.00 295.50 - - NRB Ind [2] 19.70 19.20 19.95 20.00 19.05 11.19 27.00 5.15 - 19.10 GE T&DInd 145.90 143.10 146.45 148.80 142.60 498.01 153.80 80.00 - - NTPC 113.40 114.95 113.25 115.50 113.25 9915.17 122.00 78.10 8 115.00 BhandariHos[1] 2.75 2.75 2.75 2.85 2.75 258.38 4.78 0.99 - 2.77 Geecee 139.85 140.85 141.50 145.05 140.15 21.83 191.50 60.10 22 139.85 JullundurMot 61.10 61.50 61.10 61.75 60.05 5.14 76.80 24.20 - - Bhans.Eng [1] 181.70 188.50 183.35 193.30 180.50 2033.18 209.50 55.25 8 188.10 JumpNetworks 8.45 8.85 8.45 8.85 8.25 541.83 103.95 5.00 - - Nucleas Sw 548.85 548.10 548.85 559.00 544.00 48.70 765.35 476.00 19 547.95 GeewayWires 83.45 82.75 85.00 86.45 81.80 34.06 112.90 69.95 - - NURECA 1666.70 1750.00 1750.00 1750.00 1702.10 49.16 1996.85 555.60 - - Bharat Bij 1301.65 1286.15 1320.35 1320.35 1272.00 10.04 1522.90 650.00 15 1290.40 Genesys [5] 132.85 139.45 139.45 139.45 131.25 51.05 188.65 41.40 41 139.65 JustDial 951.35 952.40 955.15 964.00 951.05 293.30 1138.00 333.05 47 952.20 Bharat For [2] 729.45 759.80 732.65 775.00 732.65 4252.86 846.60 427.95 60 759.60 Jyo.Lab [1] 158.90 162.00 161.90 163.00 158.90 839.27 187.20 128.40 30 161.90 NuvocoVistas 535.90 542.80 542.00 565.00 529.20 1890.03 565.00 485.00 - - GenInsCorpIn[5] 154.85 150.45 154.75 155.60 149.25 2403.54 243.70 116.00 16 150.65 Nxtdigital 435.40 430.20 443.40 444.45 429.05 1.69 724.80 390.60 - - Bharat Gea 124.85 128.05 126.00 129.90 124.50 43.21 138.60 42.55 10 128.10 GenricEngCon 41.65 43.35 42.45 44.00 42.20 19.28 68.00 40.80 - - Bharat Ras 12313.35 13182.40 12313.40 13379.70 12247.85 8.24 15100.00 8478.90 35 13143.95 Genus Pwr [1] 58.05 60.20 59.35 61.40 59.00 838.22 82.00 24.15 28 60.15 K ...... BharatDynamc 382.05 391.05 384.90 394.00 383.95 377.67 436.40 280.70 23 391.25 GeojitFinSer 78.50 79.50 78.25 81.10 77.85 725.59 102.70 34.95 - - Kabra Ext [5] 256.60 259.30 261.00 267.20 255.55 285.79 269.65 56.00 30 259.60 O ...... BharatRdNwk 30.70 30.85 31.60 31.60 30.50 34.13 41.40 26.35 - 31.00 GEPowerIndia 321.60 329.05 325.00 335.50 321.05 215.06 535.25 177.35 - 328.40 Kaj.Cera [1] 1185.05 1166.20 1189.00 1203.40 1156.30 339.80 1220.00 425.00 53 1164.95 Oberoi 678.30 698.20 672.00 702.95 670.30 222.95 754.10 364.50 59 698.00 Bharti Air [5] 595.15 620.45 596.00 625.00 590.1039759.79 644.00 394.05 - 620.35 GFL 67.60 67.65 67.80 68.55 66.75 21.77 118.00 60.50 - - Kakt.Cem 244.20 247.55 246.70 249.00 245.85 15.15 319.00 138.00 25 245.25 OdishaCeme [2] 2032.05 2179.50 2050.00 2192.90 2040.00 403.79 2403.90 651.95 1406 2178.75 Bharti Infr 210.75 210.85 210.60 212.10 207.00 1.04 265.95 130.00 13 213.55 GHCL 352.15 373.30 360.00 379.00 355.50 1135.20 401.75 141.15 9 374.75 Kalp.Pwr [2] 388.15 419.95 397.80 440.95 395.00 2424.84 495.95 228.00 13 420.25 Oil India 176.55 174.05 177.00 179.10 173.50 887.91 182.30 83.10 7 173.90 BHEL [2] 54.20 54.10 54.35 55.15 53.3529654.26 79.50 26.75 - 54.05 GIC Hsg 141.50 146.40 142.80 148.00 142.30 501.70 202.50 89.00 5 146.15 Kaly.Inv 2002.95 2033.25 1992.30 2080.00 1991.30 1.05 2436.05 1222.75 119 2005.05 Omaxe 75.80 77.25 76.45 78.50 75.00 51.89 98.60 56.00 - 78.40 BigBlocConst 107.75 108.30 107.75 110.50 107.00 3.09 176.65 40.25 48 108.35 Gillette 5825.25 5846.65 5791.10 5898.00 5791.10 8.03 6730.15 5011.00 61 5848.00 Kaly.Stl [5] 387.30 415.15 394.00 418.00 389.00 220.26 465.55 196.70 7 416.20 OMDC [1] 2727.30 2760.55 2759.50 2791.10 2740.95 4.29 3800.00 1865.00 - 2763.45 Biocon [5] 346.70 356.60 349.00 358.00 347.55 2905.13 487.70 327.75 191 356.55 Ginni Fil 29.90 30.50 29.90 31.80 29.90 73.55 42.20 10.75 5 30.55 KalyanJewelr 62.90 62.95 63.70 63.70 62.70 892.86 89.75 56.30 - - OmInfraLtd 29.35 29.95 29.05 30.25 29.05 76.19 38.75 15.40 - - BioflChm&Pha 64.65 63.85 66.75 66.75 63.30 26.29 352.45 28.70 - 63.90 GKW 637.50 652.10 608.30 679.60 608.30 0.42 854.90 413.00 - - Kamat Htl 44.60 44.80 46.00 46.00 44.50 23.15 57.10 26.90 - 44.55 Omkar Spl 16.05 16.85 16.85 16.85 16.85 27.90 23.35 4.74 - 16.80 BirlaCorp 1300.60 1324.95 1308.80 1326.80 1306.00 77.23 1560.00 576.10 21 1323.50 GlandPharma 3930.25 3880.95 3870.00 3913.00 3870.00 328.43 4350.00 1700.00 - - Kamdhenu 157.25 168.15 163.00 174.00 158.85 134.12 195.00 65.40 17 167.60 ONGC [5] 116.65 120.15 116.75 120.40 116.7515933.41 128.45 64.15 11 120.10 Birlasoft 407.00 413.25 410.00 418.60 409.05 1383.80 441.30 154.10 - - Glaxo Phr 1515.65 1521.00 1530.00 1538.45 1516.05 27.20 1805.00 1379.00 61 1523.05 Kanor.Chem [5] 150.75 152.10 147.70 156.40 147.70 57.80 196.15 33.00 38 151.85 OnMobile 114.75 115.60 115.10 117.10 115.10 370.07 154.35 35.40 71 115.65 BirlaTyres 23.90 24.15 24.50 24.50 23.90 115.31 43.05 18.50 - - Glb.Vect 49.45 49.30 50.85 50.85 48.05 7.71 72.50 36.20 - 49.95 KanpurPlastc 234.20 243.10 232.15 250.25 232.10 23.69 307.00 96.35 - - Onward Te 225.45 223.35 233.90 233.90 220.95 32.87 283.80 57.60 40 223.50 Bk of Ind 67.40 67.95 68.55 68.55 67.50 1798.37 101.45 38.20 12 68.00 Glenmark [1] 516.60 528.25 516.70 530.85 514.65 1991.72 690.60 441.65 9 528.05 Kansai Ner [1] 622.15 619.35 627.95 628.45 613.25 176.18 679.60 456.80 54 618.65 OracleFinSer[5] 4763.55 4713.85 4806.00 4860.00 4703.00 163.01 4857.00 2850.00 24 4710.35 Bk of Mah 18.05 18.10 18.15 18.40 18.05 4304.11 31.95 10.55 - 18.10 GlnmarkLifSc 670.55 678.20 674.70 684.90 673.00 164.89 799.00 665.15 - - Karn.Bk 60.85 60.95 62.40 62.40 59.10 7470.77 73.45 39.50 5 60.95 Orbit Exp 73.10 73.05 73.05 74.00 72.35 9.50 99.40 52.00 34 72.20 BL Kash [1] 25.15 27.60 25.50 27.65 25.30 827.92 29.95 5.00 - 27.65 GlobalEductn 44.90 43.65 45.20 45.20 42.15 12.29 77.50 35.50 - - Karur vys bk [2] 42.45 43.80 43.75 44.65 43.10 6365.25 64.50 29.35 10 43.80 Oricon Enter [2] 32.90 32.35 32.65 33.45 32.05 76.39 37.45 17.10 - 32.30 BLB [1] 10.15 9.70 10.60 10.60 9.65 89.12 15.34 4.46 - 9.67 GM Brew 552.45 553.90 557.60 557.90 550.65 17.35 654.00 369.60 11 553.75 Kaushlya Inf 2.60 2.70 2.50 2.70 2.50 71.42 4.03 1.20 - 2.71 Orient Bell 336.25 338.75 339.70 351.00 336.00 16.49 432.10 91.00 37 340.00 Bliss GVS [1] 103.85 112.45 105.90 119.45 105.90 8624.18 224.00 91.50 16 112.30 GMDC [2] 70.60 69.80 71.25 71.70 69.20 2294.56 83.30 41.00 8 69.80 Kaveri Seed [2] 581.45 579.80 582.00 586.00 576.85 303.12 815.85 463.15 16 579.80 Orient Cem [1] 152.90 153.50 155.00 158.05 153.00 524.34 173.40 56.25 11 153.55 BLSIntlServ [1] 197.15 210.35 197.00 215.95 197.00 2164.84 215.85 71.35 - 210.55 GMMPfauder[2] 4323.85 4283.55 4346.15 4443.90 4205.00 104.97 6024.75 3316.00 60 4269.70 KAYA Ltd 432.25 431.10 446.80 446.80 421.65 11.80 549.05 197.70 - 430.30 Orient Grn 3.00 3.05 3.05 3.10 2.95 1494.63 3.75 1.67 - 3.05 Blue Dart 5690.90 5795.40 5745.00 5830.00 5658.05 22.76 6184.00 2097.00 50 5792.25 GMR Inf [1] 29.15 29.40 29.30 29.60 29.15 6760.60 33.90 20.70 - 29.40 KCP [1] 138.50 139.40 139.45 143.20 138.00 250.42 168.95 56.25 10 139.05 Orient Htls [1] 35.05 34.80 35.05 35.50 34.40 58.30 43.35 18.60 - 34.80 BlueStar [2] 768.50 769.75 768.00 777.80 758.00 196.04 1025.00 589.90 70 768.55 GNA Axles 697.15 724.85 718.70 739.40 699.00 181.57 777.85 202.90 15 725.55 KCP Sug [1] 22.60 22.60 23.00 23.05 22.50 93.01 33.40 15.75 - - Orient Pap [1] 27.70 28.80 27.90 30.00 27.90 2976.78 33.85 15.65 - 28.80 Bodal Chem [2] 107.05 108.50 107.85 111.70 107.00 873.91 128.10 59.40 14 108.70 GNFC 317.70 328.10 319.00 335.45 319.00 1039.54 425.00 183.25 6 327.80 KDDL Ltd 410.75 397.15 417.75 417.75 372.25 6.12 436.00 138.65 46 394.10 Orient Pres 66.35 66.60 69.60 69.60 66.00 4.95 123.80 62.75 - 67.65 Bomay Bur [2] 1199.50 1186.00 1199.95 1214.00 1182.00 120.94 1539.35 1083.00 - 1186.15 Goa Carb 375.75 380.85 377.20 383.00 377.05 12.57 482.20 185.40 - 380.25 KEC Intl [2] 402.75 418.70 406.00 420.00 402.75 365.78 486.45 299.10 16 418.45 Orient Tri 8.85 8.65 9.15 9.25 8.40 59.94 13.25 5.00 - 8.77 Bombay Dye [2] 91.00 94.30 91.60 94.85 90.70 4694.19 112.75 60.40 - 94.20 GOCL Corp [2] 253.00 273.00 294.00 298.95 270.00 495.89 315.00 169.00 25 273.80 Keertknw&Skl 17.85 17.90 17.00 18.45 17.00 4.92 32.65 17.00 - - OrientAbr [1] 27.70 28.25 27.60 28.75 27.60 49.71 38.60 17.05 - 28.30 BOROSIL 201.10 203.80 203.00 207.90 202.00 71.05 254.00 152.10 - - Godfrey [2] 986.75 991.05 989.50 999.00 988.75 18.25 1110.00 831.85 12 990.90 KEI Ind [2] 739.50 775.50 750.00 787.00 744.95 935.52 784.95 319.30 23 776.05 OrientalArmt 814.15 875.95 820.00 916.00 819.40 40.72 1019.00 288.00 - - Bosch 13642.75 13826.00 13689.95 13870.00 13650.65 17.75 16900.00 11322.00 31 13823.50 Godrej Cons [1] 1054.05 1087.50 1057.80 1100.00 1057.80 3463.81 1099.60 641.65 87 1087.30 Kellton Tech [5] 44.15 45.85 45.10 46.00 43.75 527.17 91.95 26.95 40 45.85 OrientalCar 1052.05 1092.10 1065.00 1111.75 1058.45 26.03 1321.00 719.05 13 1093.30 BPCL 471.30 472.55 474.90 474.90 471.60 4514.92 493.70 324.90 8 472.60 Godrej Ind [1] 551.15 559.80 553.55 569.00 553.00 424.69 674.35 351.90 - 559.85 KennametlInd 1437.60 1432.75 1441.05 1481.80 1416.00 19.07 1499.90 699.25 - - OrientElect 323.70 329.70 326.00 333.00 321.35 432.19 368.00 174.00 - - BPL 35.85 39.40 39.40 39.40 39.40 67.89 44.00 16.00 - 39.40 Godrej Pr [5] 1473.70 1494.35 1466.00 1504.95 1466.00 581.03 1697.80 821.05 - 1495.10 Kesoram In 79.20 82.05 79.60 82.80 79.00 934.01 105.40 35.00 3 82.10 OrtinLabs 28.35 27.65 28.85 28.85 27.35 38.53 52.25 21.40 - - Brigade 301.00 312.25 303.00 317.15 303.00 508.77 357.35 154.50 34 312.30 GodrejAgrovt 621.70 627.15 626.05 630.05 621.25 62.97 746.80 469.70 42 627.55 Kewal Clo 813.00 813.05 824.50 839.90 810.05 1.59 1036.00 704.00 27 817.45 Oswal Chem 22.80 22.95 22.80 23.35 22.50 88.12 35.50 10.73 14 22.95 Britannia [1] 3941.55 3986.35 3960.00 3993.55 3932.20 466.52 3992.00 3317.90 56 3983.85 Gokaldas [5] 185.40 194.05 194.65 194.65 189.15 523.65 236.00 51.00 30 193.85 KeynotFinSer 72.00 73.65 76.35 76.35 73.15 1.44 117.00 31.40 - - OswalAgroMil 15.00 14.70 14.95 15.35 14.55 49.75 19.95 7.87 - 14.70 Brooks Lab 124.70 123.00 126.45 129.80 122.00 47.23 134.00 37.00 - 122.80 Gokul Agro [2] 37.60 38.75 37.85 39.85 37.80 116.53 49.75 12.36 12 38.90 KhadimIndia 253.05 259.90 254.20 265.00 254.05 32.68 358.90 100.35 - 259.95 BSE 1098.90 1197.25 1100.00 1210.00 1099.00 1536.73 1410.00 466.00 - - Gokul Ref [2] 28.40 28.30 28.95 29.80 27.70 92.29 38.70 11.60 - 28.25 Khait.Ind 21.70 22.75 22.00 22.75 22.00 7.32 21.15 19.20 - 21.15 P ...... BSL 56.70 58.15 57.20 59.00 56.70 10.02 75.80 22.20 6 57.50 Gold.Tobac 80.20 84.20 84.20 84.20 84.20 17.37 127.20 19.35 13 84.15 Khand.Sec 17.75 17.00 18.60 18.60 16.90 1.07 23.45 7.10 - 17.25 P&GHealth 5542.45 5490.85 5589.00 5589.00 5477.65 11.19 7500.00 4675.00 - - BurgrKng(In) 171.75 163.75 173.00 176.00 163.00 4542.85 213.80 108.40 - - Goldiam Int 679.70 732.65 666.30 750.00 665.00 206.25 790.00 105.00 36 732.65 KhatnChm&Fer 65.70 66.45 67.00 68.80 64.55 228.84 81.00 18.00 - - P&S Bk 16.50 16.75 16.85 17.00 16.50 224.20 23.79 10.42 - 16.70 Golds.Tech 16.00 16.80 16.80 16.80 16.80 38.55 17.41 7.75 - 16.71 Kilitch 165.80 164.50 165.80 169.05 160.85 7.26 228.05 78.25 27 164.45 Page Ind 30859.05 31424.20 30950.00 31490.00 30899.95 21.91 33980.00 17700.00 90 31428.15 C ...... GoodLuck St [2] 280.85 294.85 288.55 294.85 286.15 124.08 331.05 35.75 18 294.25 Kingfa S&T 1091.45 1084.45 1082.75 1102.25 1080.00 2.61 1321.00 430.00 72 1081.15 PaisaloDigit 605.80 631.85 609.90 642.00 604.25 321.64 877.00 348.00 43 631.50 Cadila HC [1] 550.55 555.00 553.00 557.45 548.85 2248.03 673.70 358.10 35 554.95 GoodyearInd 1035.90 1042.65 1046.95 1066.00 996.00 35.96 1331.85 966.05 - - KIOCL 252.70 251.70 256.00 258.90 250.00 45.06 314.00 107.50 30 252.50 PalashSecu 70.45 72.00 70.60 73.00 70.55 10.04 92.60 26.00 25 71.80 Cambridge 50.75 50.30 51.00 52.20 49.10 40.17 97.70 22.10 37 51.00 GP Petrol [5] 52.05 52.90 52.85 53.30 52.35 48.42 77.60 29.20 18 52.90 Kiri Ind 508.50 504.55 506.35 516.90 501.10 238.28 678.70 405.00 - 503.30 PalredTech 108.50 104.10 106.30 108.85 102.25 26.59 170.90 21.20 - 104.55 Camlin Fine [1] 170.80 174.05 172.00 177.90 171.40 536.51 230.80 80.20 - 173.95 GPTInfraProj 86.50 86.15 88.70 89.30 83.65 30.41 107.75 25.25 10 85.50 Kirl.Elec 17.15 17.05 17.10 17.40 16.85 62.40 100.80 26.95 3 - Pan.Petro [2] 269.40 274.05 273.85 277.70 271.30 132.93 309.65 49.80 10 273.75 Canara Bk 151.60 155.25 153.00 155.80 152.1012970.72 174.40 82.25 8 155.30 Granuels [1] 331.05 332.15 333.00 337.55 330.10 2044.26 438.00 282.35 16 332.00 Kirl.Ind 1398.25 1437.95 1408.85 1448.00 1393.75 48.01 1975.00 568.00 49 1438.50 Panac.Bio [1] 293.85 296.60 295.00 299.85 294.50 50.77 453.70 166.56 - 296.70 CanFinHom [2] 525.25 566.50 529.00 573.80 525.00 3468.67 619.00 364.90 16 566.25 Graphite [2] 644.95 641.80 649.40 655.00 639.00 250.00 815.35 163.05 34 641.40 Kirl.Oil [2] 207.85 215.90 208.60 218.00 208.00 178.73 277.80 94.50 15 215.85 ParagMilk 118.60 118.40 119.10 120.00 117.95 244.34 157.60 91.05 35 118.60 Cantabil 362.10 360.45 360.00 367.20 358.25 13.95 460.70 293.50 39 362.25 Grasim [2] 1458.30 1471.15 1465.00 1483.00 1462.00 764.59 1614.35 651.50 57 1471.30 KirloskarFer 232.65 246.65 232.60 253.85 232.60 557.40 314.00 80.50 - - Parsvnath [5] 12.65 13.05 12.65 13.20 12.65 416.56 19.56 2.16 - 13.10 CapaciteInfr 151.10 150.65 152.15 158.60 150.00 325.13 251.05 114.00 21 150.85 Graur&WeilIn 57.95 58.80 58.90 60.10 58.20 58.34 67.95 53.50 - - Kitex [1] 153.10 151.70 155.00 155.30 151.00 150.49 224.45 91.75 15 152.00 Patel Eng [1] 15.80 15.85 15.85 16.45 15.80 1269.32 23.30 9.21 - 15.82 CapitalTrust 90.15 90.80 91.00 92.50 88.35 9.24 153.85 50.00 - 91.55 Gravita [2] 192.95 199.05 194.00 204.50 194.00 793.53 218.55 41.35 36 199.10 KM Sug [2] 26.25 26.25 26.25 26.90 26.00 158.68 39.15 9.31 8 26.35 Patel Int 21.30 21.85 21.30 22.20 21.30 22.07 32.05 14.80 - 21.85 Caplin Point [2] 717.60 732.40 720.00 741.90 719.50 188.01 1034.00 402.00 33 732.70 GreenlaInd [5] 1360.85 1384.85 1384.90 1394.00 1351.00 18.07 1493.50 684.95 34 1384.00 KNR Con [2] 318.45 321.20 319.00 329.80 315.60 1146.59 329.50 113.80 32 320.90 Patspin Ind 9.05 8.95 9.05 9.40 8.70 14.83 14.59 3.85 - 9.09 CapriGlo [2] 515.40 521.15 519.95 526.95 510.55 50.98 578.70 200.00 62 522.00 GreenPly [1] 181.90 183.25 182.60 186.40 181.00 702.66 225.00 73.55 31 182.50 Kokuyo [1] 68.40 73.05 69.95 73.95 67.25 671.71 79.85 52.20 - 72.95 PC Jewl 23.10 22.85 23.35 23.45 22.75 738.34 32.75 13.10 13 22.85 CARE 674.55 685.10 677.95 690.00 675.00 91.91 791.15 296.05 23 685.15 Grindwel [5] 1260.55 1282.30 1280.00 1290.45 1265.65 54.32 1388.85 493.20 51 1280.75 KoltePatil 242.50 243.95 243.45 247.95 241.70 395.33 285.15 154.60 - 243.65 PDS Multinat 1270.20 1282.00 1300.00 1300.00 1267.00 2.69 1548.00 264.00 74 1292.55 CarrerPnt 159.75 158.75 161.20 163.05 157.50 39.07 190.65 117.25 22 158.75 GRInfraproj 1570.85 1592.55 1580.00 1598.85 1560.95 57.02 1838.00 1543.00 - - Kot.Mah.Bk [5] 1713.55 1735.85 1715.95 1739.55 1715.95 2561.25 2048.95 1231.20 47 1735.90 Pearl Glo 305.80 327.05 309.85 330.00 308.90 14.23 474.35 136.45 - 323.90 CartradeTech 1435.40 1508.35 1439.95 1550.00 1423.15 849.18 1618.00 1414.85 - - GRP Ltd 967.50 955.55 977.50 988.35 950.05 2.79 1160.60 645.95 19 952.30 Kothari Pet [5] 50.95 51.70 52.00 53.35 51.05 191.33 0.15 0.05 - - Pearl Poly 16.40 16.05 16.85 16.85 16.00 36.70 21.65 13.87 1 16.30 CastrolIndia [5] 133.65 133.10 133.95 134.45 132.10 746.02 154.90 104.00 17 133.00 Grvs.Cot [2] 129.75 139.30 130.30 140.40 130.30 4316.86 184.25 66.00 56 139.40 Kothari Sug 33.80 33.40 34.45 34.95 33.10 113.78 15.85 4.45 - - Pennar Ind [5] 30.95 32.40 31.35 32.80 31.15 666.97 42.90 14.30 17 32.35 CCL Prd [2] 381.40 391.75 388.00 396.85 386.05 411.61 495.00 225.00 31 391.45 GSFC [2] 98.60 99.95 99.20 101.60 98.90 2021.40 127.10 54.00 8 99.85 Kovai Medi 1672.40 1665.85 1684.50 1772.00 1650.00 13.72 1899.00 651.10 16 1667.95 Persistnt 3253.50 3323.35 3270.00 3337.55 3270.00 363.22 3337.40 950.00 46 3313.05 Ceat 1285.65 1287.30 1283.00 1298.90 1282.00 88.49 1763.15 850.00 11 1287.00 GSPL 347.05 347.65 352.00 352.95 343.80 452.91 383.00 177.50 20 348.25 KPIGlobalInf 128.85 135.15 132.95 135.25 129.60 61.87 163.40 116.30 - - Petronet 227.85 230.30 229.30 231.00 227.50 2678.94 275.25 207.40 11 230.30 Celebrity 9.90 9.60 10.25 10.35 9.45 130.33 15.18 4.15 - 9.67 GSS Info 72.00 72.15 72.95 75.50 71.50 486.78 87.35 24.45 - 72.05 Kpit Tech 335.15 335.65 339.50 348.00 333.50 1580.31 385.30 67.50 - - PFC 126.30 129.80 127.40 130.80 127.00 4893.57 140.50 82.15 4 129.80 Cent Enka 425.55 429.45 429.65 432.95 426.00 34.62 518.00 155.00 6 426.95 GTN Text 7.85 7.85 7.85 7.85 7.75 0.51 11.86 4.75 - 7.25 KPR Mill [5] 1717.25 1719.00 1730.00 1750.00 1705.00 53.25 2086.25 533.00 22 1719.25 Pfizer 5692.65 5730.40 5693.95 5767.40 5592.70 52.50 6107.65 4200.00 46 5729.70 Cent.Bk 20.70 20.85 20.90 21.25 20.70 3447.74 29.65 10.04 - 20.85 GTPLHathway 221.50 229.95 222.00 231.00 222.00 113.84 255.40 83.30 19 229.85 KRBL [1] 237.25 241.70 240.00 244.60 239.00 358.18 306.00 173.45 10 242.65 PG Elec 352.60 348.45 364.00 364.00 343.95 18.60 501.00 46.25 34 348.45 Cent.Elec 466.20 469.55 466.20 475.95 462.45 1.70 561.10 258.60 50 473.00 Gufic Bio [1] 184.70 187.00 185.10 191.40 184.25 161.47 231.70 76.60 24 186.75 Krebs Bio 148.55 154.55 148.55 156.90 146.20 109.14 166.60 80.45 - 153.90 PGHH 13737.20 13805.85 13575.00 13950.00 13575.00 8.69 14210.00 9700.05 69 13786.40 Cent.Ext [1] 9.55 9.90 9.65 9.95 9.30 312.62 13.60 3.06 - 9.85 Guj.Alk 448.90 452.40 449.50 465.00 449.45 252.09 523.00 304.35 17 452.45 KridhanInfra [2] 4.65 4.80 4.85 4.85 4.65 22.58 7.94 2.20 - 4.74 Phil.Carbon [2] 239.65 246.00 240.35 249.10 240.00 1336.10 278.65 111.10 10 245.95 Cent.Ply [1] 395.15 381.55 384.10 386.00 341.80 1354.68 458.70 145.55 35 380.75 Guj.Ind.Pow 81.80 81.95 82.80 83.90 81.70 459.79 105.65 65.00 8 81.90 KrisnaInsMed 1277.00 1288.80 1282.40 1314.45 1255.00 333.38 1397.50 937.55 - - Phoenx.Mil [2] 855.05 870.50 855.00 885.35 855.00 192.59 918.35 542.65 47 867.50

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Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 WH 52 WL PE BSE Cl Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 WH 52 WL PE BSE Cl Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 WH 52 WL PE BSE Cl Company Prev Close Open High Low Qty 52 WH 52 WL PE BSE Cl PI Ind [1] 3193.30 3317.90 3201.00 3389.60 3201.00 742.57 3388.00 1810.00 65 3334.40 Selan Exp 139.30 139.10 143.70 143.70 138.65 56.17 180.05 98.30 26 139.15 TCNSClothing 590.40 589.75 591.00 604.15 585.00 51.63 652.40 350.00 ­ ­ West C Pap [2] 229.10 234.10 229.25 240.00 229.20 432.00 288.35 155.00 45 234.00 PidiliteInd [1] 2225.20 2262.15 2237.95 2279.00 2215.00 461.82 2335.00 1390.60 88 2261.85 Sequent Sc [2] 233.45 232.15 235.00 238.15 230.70 781.85 336.40 122.20 213 232.65 TCPLPackage 535.75 533.95 535.75 537.40 531.25 6.29 604.00 336.05 ­ ­ WestlifeDevp 534.30 535.10 539.00 540.35 526.00 218.15 577.00 330.00 ­ ­ PIL Italica [1] 6.75 6.65 6.80 6.90 6.60 242.60 19.30 5.88 ­ 6.64 Sesh.Paper [2] 171.80 178.10 174.00 179.90 171.60 138.42 230.00 126.00 11 177.85 TCS [1] 3720.15 3701.30 3715.00 3740.35 3687.60 2033.11 3740.00 2228.30 40 3701.40 Wheels Ind 839.55 839.35 842.60 863.95 831.25 12.86 1039.00 380.00 37 839.10 Pilani Inv 1804.25 1838.30 1849.85 1849.85 1808.85 13.58 2248.80 1071.44 16 1842.05 SetcoAuto [2] 18.25 19.45 18.75 19.70 18.35 281.95 25.20 8.75 ­ 19.50 TD Power 274.45 282.80 283.50 294.15 277.35 164.87 309.00 102.05 26 282.85 Whirlpool 2009.30 2025.50 2024.00 2038.00 2010.25 68.73 2777.00 1970.00 76 2026.70 Pion.Dist 139.55 140.00 143.95 143.95 139.25 35.92 151.90 92.00 ­ 140.30 SeyaIndus 57.60 59.60 58.00 60.35 57.05 21.88 85.00 47.50 ­ ­ TeamleaseSvc 3928.20 4019.60 3980.00 4054.95 3926.00 5.65 4493.95 2071.25 76 4015.95 Wil.Magor 20.60 20.60 21.25 21.25 20.10 15.08 29.00 14.35 ­ 20.75 Pion.Emb 67.90 68.35 67.75 70.55 66.65 417.73 79.40 18.80 8 68.65 Shakt.Pump 719.45 726.60 726.70 733.95 720.00 40.13 910.00 162.45 21 727.65 TechInd Nirm 5.85 5.70 5.75 5.90 5.60 13.59 6.91 2.27 ­ 5.79 Win.Diamond[2] 30.00 30.35 30.05 30.50 30.05 33.00 44.60 12.61 12 30.35 PiramalEntp [2] 2571.10 2599.50 2583.95 2659.95 2581.00 730.81 2856.80 1178.85 197 2598.00 Shal.Paints [2] 93.80 95.15 95.20 96.90 93.95 236.33 126.00 61.25 ­ 95.20 TechMahind [5] 1445.40 1419.20 1450.00 1455.00 1415.90 2742.70 1477.50 723.20 32 1419.35 WindlsBiotec 348.00 356.25 351.70 360.20 349.25 267.01 452.00 332.05 ­ ­ PittiEngg [5] 146.55 153.75 149.95 153.85 149.70 348.49 215.10 29.20 11 153.70 SHALBY 188.90 192.05 189.85 195.00 189.85 420.58 214.00 72.20 27 192.30 Technocr 805.05 808.30 815.00 819.90 800.00 16.84 855.00 259.25 16 803.95 Wipro [2] 634.95 632.45 635.95 639.50 630.55 4371.86 642.70 269.10 36 632.20 Plastiblen [5] 264.25 269.20 263.50 272.90 263.50 73.53 295.65 175.20 18 269.70 ShankarBldg 547.45 556.80 550.00 566.00 548.10 123.09 683.00 280.00 40 557.25 TechnoEle&En 285.80 288.05 287.85 291.75 285.60 153.96 362.80 182.00 ­ ­ Wockhardt [5] 396.20 407.75 400.25 414.00 396.25 1185.37 804.50 266.00 ­ 407.30 PNB Gilts 67.15 69.25 67.40 69.50 67.35 357.95 94.65 37.00 6 69.20 Shanthi Grs [1] 188.50 184.75 188.50 188.50 182.65 172.80 211.20 93.70 44 184.15 TemboGlblInd 260.15 251.90 257.50 260.15 245.00 268.16 266.85 116.50 ­ ­ WonderlaHoli 232.35 234.40 229.40 237.00 229.20 55.88 269.90 135.05 ­ 234.25 PNC Infratec [2] 304.45 310.05 306.45 317.80 306.45 422.46 332.00 147.00 20 310.40 ShardaCropch 313.35 318.75 316.00 325.55 313.15 104.98 387.05 230.75 11 318.80 Tex.Infra [1] 59.35 59.50 58.75 59.70 58.75 19.02 83.75 31.00 ­ 59.40 WorthPeriprl 94.20 94.70 96.00 96.00 94.00 16.96 119.45 37.85 ­ ­ PodarHseDVPT 172.35 178.20 179.15 179.15 168.00 3.43 267.00 139.00 ­ 172.20 ShareIndSec 509.00 506.80 512.50 516.60 504.10 18.79 596.45 92.20 ­ ­ Tex.Pipe 47.05 48.30 47.10 48.70 47.10 62.73 65.85 13.07 10 48.25 PoddarPigmen 349.95 355.75 352.00 366.00 350.00 14.13 434.00 162.50 14 356.40 SheelaFoam [5] 2340.75 2333.50 2341.00 2368.00 2322.65 10.65 2493.90 1225.00 57 2337.00 Tex.Rail [1] 32.75 33.05 33.10 33.50 32.90 299.15 41.85 22.65 19 33.05 Pokarna Ltd [2] 497.25 483.30 495.00 497.00 480.00 85.94 509.95 118.10 175 481.80 Shemaroo Ent 115.70 111.75 116.05 116.80 105.15 52.84 181.00 51.00 ­ 112.30 TGB Banq 6.85 7.30 7.00 7.50 6.70 34.63 10.05 4.14 ­ 6.93 X-Z ...... Poly.Medi [5] 929.10 939.95 935.00 961.45 929.15 90.78 1163.00 367.45 64 939.30 Shilpa Med [1] 572.95 572.00 572.95 583.50 567.00 287.27 670.95 317.05 38 574.30 Thanga.Jwl 898.30 1003.55 938.00 1040.00 906.35 92.23 1035.00 334.95 16 997.30 Xchang 110.20 112.20 111.40 114.85 111.10 421.43 141.25 60.20 69 112.10 PolycabIndia 1894.55 2033.55 1906.00 2048.00 1902.30 1745.65 2048.00 798.00 ­ ­ Shiv.Global 14.05 13.60 13.85 14.20 13.50 26.06 17.00 6.05 11 14.07 The Byke Hos 28.00 27.60 29.90 29.90 26.55 33.33 35.60 11.39 ­ 27.65 Xpro India 350.05 367.55 367.55 367.55 367.55 8.88 367.20 19.00 17 367.20 Polyplex 1479.80 1486.20 1489.95 1502.00 1480.00 66.66 1595.00 644.75 10 1486.40 ShivalikBimt 174.05 171.20 178.00 179.05 171.00 24.63 193.50 115.10 ­ ­ TheAnupEngg 948.25 973.15 952.25 988.00 952.25 24.68 1076.00 525.00 ­ ­ Yes Bk [2] 11.05 10.90 11.15 11.15 10.80115836.90 20.83 10.51 ­ 10.90 Power Mech 826.95 828.20 827.50 840.00 820.15 23.58 922.70 354.10 42 823.95 Shivam Auto [2] 22.15 22.25 22.00 22.85 22.00 23.50 29.10 14.70 ­ 22.25 TheGrobTeaCo 1085.10 1060.55 1095.00 1117.55 976.60 0.85 1434.75 469.05 ­ ­ Zee Ent [1] 170.75 173.10 171.50 174.10 171.45 6047.09 261.00 166.80 11 172.95 PowerGrid 174.35 175.50 175.20 176.35 172.8010884.30 188.63 115.99 9 175.55 ShivaMills 81.50 85.55 84.50 85.55 84.00 9.48 114.45 20.70 5 84.40 TheInvstTrst 129.50 125.40 129.05 129.05 124.15 27.16 174.35 83.00 ­ ­ Zee Learn [1] 12.00 11.95 12.20 12.20 11.80 925.62 20.12 9.75 ­ 11.95 PrakashPipes 162.25 163.35 164.90 166.25 162.00 118.12 194.70 61.10 ­ ­ ShivaTaxyarn 190.45 192.65 194.00 196.95 191.00 7.15 275.15 74.60 15 192.85 TheMandRetVe 16.60 16.40 17.35 17.35 15.85 71.23 25.00 7.75 ­ 16.50 Zee Med [1] 9.00 9.45 9.15 9.45 9.05 893.31 14.70 4.26 ­ 9.46 Praksh.Ind 65.60 67.95 66.05 68.50 66.05 908.40 104.65 36.20 9 67.90 Shop.Stop [5] 243.95 240.35 247.80 247.80 238.25 152.58 290.50 148.72 ­ 240.25 Themis 1082.85 1089.20 1070.00 1117.00 1068.80 10.34 1198.80 271.70 21 1091.65 Zen Exp 82.75 82.00 85.30 85.35 80.20 1.47 116.00 36.50 ­ 80.80 Praksh.Stl [1] 2.05 2.15 2.05 2.15 2.05 1203.28 2.61 0.55 ­ 2.14 Shr.CU.Fin 2057.90 2075.25 2075.00 2093.20 2031.00 79.69 2174.75 766.05 13 2082.20 TheNewInd [5] 169.20 167.25 169.00 169.00 166.40 794.77 197.00 99.55 20 167.10 Zen Tech. [1] 100.45 97.40 102.50 103.00 97.05 1338.57 107.75 62.40 ­ 97.45 PratapSnack [5] 664.10 662.70 698.80 698.80 653.95 22.68 826.50 484.65 58 663.25 Shr.EPC 4.50 4.55 4.45 4.65 4.45 608.71 7.00 3.38 ­ 4.56 Thermax [2] 1373.50 1399.95 1383.00 1405.30 1350.35 62.91 1569.70 705.90 104 1397.40 ZensarTec [2] 455.40 447.80 458.00 465.25 441.60 825.53 465.15 160.60 34 448.10 PraxisHomeR[5] 42.70 43.40 44.65 44.65 42.15 3.16 62.60 29.40 ­ 42.10 Shr.Ram.Mul[5] 11.90 11.85 12.25 12.25 11.55 61.52 18.01 6.14 ­ 11.90 Thiru.Chem [1] 202.15 211.20 203.40 214.80 199.00 4094.39 214.60 62.35 13 211.25 Zod.Clo 106.95 108.80 107.85 109.45 107.15 13.59 153.80 85.05 ­ 108.75 PrecisionCam 88.65 89.50 90.30 91.55 88.50 163.28 111.90 30.60 13 89.80 Shr.Tr.Fin 1281.40 1334.95 1294.00 1339.25 1283.20 1414.26 1534.90 555.90 15 1335.50 Thom.Cook [1] 58.85 59.10 60.30 60.40 58.85 217.85 71.50 25.20 ­ 59.05 Zod.Jrd 30.95 31.00 30.25 31.65 29.60 0.34 42.50 22.25 ­ 31.00 Precot 236.10 240.60 228.50 247.50 228.50 13.93 308.00 80.00 ­ ­ ShradInfProj 53.50 64.20 63.80 64.20 60.50 77.73 76.75 35.55 ­ ­ ThyrocareTec 1249.00 1222.70 1250.00 1261.75 1217.55 143.94 1465.90 712.95 40 1226.25 ZomatoLtd 124.70 133.55 127.85 135.45 127.5545239.08 147.80 115.00 ­ ­ Precsn.Pipe 251.75 249.75 252.00 256.15 247.50 21.32 339.35 173.65 22 249.20 Shre PushChe 170.00 183.75 180.30 188.90 179.45 338.70 208.00 97.90 18 183.45 TIL 160.05 161.00 160.05 164.00 158.65 10.03 245.00 125.10 ­ 161.00 ZotaHealthCr 338.25 350.95 350.00 364.95 344.80 171.17 395.50 135.90 ­ ­ Precsn.Wre [5] 235.25 235.45 238.90 238.90 231.05 29.82 255.00 109.00 10 236.65 ShreDigvjCem 80.05 79.55 81.00 81.30 78.95 316.11 97.80 45.50 ­ ­ Time Gty 43.95 44.80 46.95 46.95 43.05 5.01 64.45 20.15 7 45.10 ZydusWel 2310.50 2297.80 2317.40 2326.95 2278.00 30.95 2393.00 1581.00 ­ 2297.45 PremPolyfilm[5] 75.35 75.25 77.00 77.00 75.00 6.48 59.50 22.80 ­ 39.55 ShreeCement 26897.75 27157.85 26900.10 27420.00 26830.80 41.39 32050.00 18214.40 38 27141.55 Time Tech [1] 74.30 73.70 74.70 78.75 73.10 1324.68 94.50 35.25 23 74.00 Pressman [2] 29.10 29.00 29.70 29.70 28.90 23.24 39.30 15.65 13 28.90 SHRENIK 1.60 1.55 1.60 1.60 1.55 1407.38 52.20 1.45 ­ ­ Timken 1665.90 1718.65 1700.00 1737.00 1692.00 187.01 1735.00 1010.50 66 1721.40 Prestige Est 351.70 347.80 354.85 355.80 346.00 487.33 377.40 222.40 54 347.85 Shreyans 123.60 124.95 127.00 128.95 124.00 31.06 152.00 67.70 16 124.85 Tinplate 222.55 232.80 225.00 234.70 225.00 615.95 274.60 118.00 14 232.55 Exchange Traded Funds PRICOL [1] 83.60 86.75 84.75 89.40 84.45 1022.03 106.65 36.44 23 86.65 Shreyas 291.25 305.80 305.80 305.80 293.10 234.07 303.60 46.10 10 303.60 Tita.Wag [2] 97.60 96.80 98.40 99.00 96.25 1224.57 102.50 38.05 16 96.65 Prime Foc [1] 68.20 65.35 67.00 67.40 64.80 97.17 75.80 34.70 42 65.55 TitanCompa [1] 1822.55 1878.45 1835.00 1886.95 1831.80 1670.31 1892.25 1076.00 128 1877.65 ShyamCent [1] 12.35 12.30 12.40 12.90 12.00 203.36 20.45 3.45 11 12.30 Company Pre Cl NSE Cl Vol 52 WH 52 WL BSE Cl Prime.Sec [5] 91.45 89.30 91.95 92.00 88.05 28.73 116.00 37.20 26 89.40 ShyamMetalic 386.50 394.60 391.10 401.50 389.00 549.58 461.15 361.10 ­ ­ TN News 135.00 135.45 135.25 139.05 134.65 183.23 182.80 98.45 ­ 135.70 PrincPipeFit 663.55 661.95 667.00 675.00 643.05 824.38 794.40 177.00 ­ ­ Sical Log 11.05 11.25 11.25 11.70 11.05 175.12 21.98 8.60 ­ 11.39 TN Petro 116.70 119.60 117.00 121.55 117.00 373.29 150.45 33.15 7 119.70 PrismJohnson 125.40 126.00 126.50 126.90 125.35 196.23 149.35 49.55 20 126.10 Siemens [2] 2222.20 2258.40 2240.00 2264.05 2226.85 260.96 2297.00 1143.15 73 2258.85 Tokyo Pl 106.05 106.70 111.50 111.50 105.15 21.97 122.00 52.20 63 106.30 Axis Gold [1] 40.91 41.00 99.47 48.00 38.36 41.02 Prit.Nandi 34.35 33.25 34.20 35.45 32.65 26.67 61.00 11.31 ­ 33.90 SignetIndus 46.70 47.15 47.90 48.00 46.05 13.42 64.35 17.00 ­ ­ Tor.Pwr 488.15 490.85 490.00 499.80 487.55 2109.66 508.85 293.05 20 490.55 AXISAMC ­ AXISBNKETF 357.98 364.09 1.66 393.20 241.11 ­ PritikAutoIn 17.10 20.05 17.30 20.50 13.75 3369.69 20.50 13.75 ­ ­ SilgoRetail 33.80 34.65 34.75 34.75 34.00 11.28 66.70 32.05 ­ ­ TorrentPhar [5] 3046.90 3092.40 3055.00 3129.80 3040.00 269.59 3129.50 2311.30 47 3090.90 AXISAMC ­ AXISBPSETF 10.29 10.29 6.21 10.48 10.07 ­ PriviSpecial 1731.35 1688.10 1760.00 1760.00 1675.00 47.82 1955.00 501.05 ­ ­ SillymonkEnt 18.40 18.25 19.00 19.00 17.80 7.85 37.50 17.45 ­ ­ TotalTranspt 48.70 49.50 50.00 50.50 49.00 37.94 84.05 25.90 ­ ­ AXISAMC ­ AXISHCETF 87.73 87.99 6.01 100.00 82.53 ­ ProzoneIntu [2] 28.60 28.20 29.00 29.30 28.00 240.71 56.45 15.10 ­ 28.25 Simp.Inf [2] 38.05 37.05 39.00 39.00 36.35 148.69 56.05 27.00 ­ 37.00 Tou.Fin.Cor 62.20 63.70 62.75 64.35 62.30 133.76 83.30 30.60 6 63.60 AXISAMC ­ AXISNIFTY 174.49 176.62 3.79 194.80 111.47 ­ PSPProjects 417.35 421.30 422.00 425.00 418.10 33.45 506.00 375.00 14 422.20 SintercomInd 84.20 85.50 84.60 86.00 84.25 4.13 104.80 61.20 ­ ­ TPL Plastech 301.30 313.00 305.00 315.00 302.50 39.98 379.05 97.05 23 312.50 AXISAMC ­ AXISTECETF 342.90 346.34 1.62 354.00 250.95 ­ PTC 97.90 99.75 99.00 100.55 98.80 1126.80 110.75 44.70 6 99.75 Sintex [1] 3.90 3.80 3.95 3.95 3.80 999.18 5.83 1.72 ­ 3.81 Trans.Corp [2] 396.05 405.65 401.70 416.65 397.65 69.43 510.00 200.10 17 407.00 Bank BeEs [1] 359.97 366.45 897.04 379.93 205.99 366.23 PTC Ind Fin 17.85 17.85 17.90 18.25 17.55 696.00 24.30 15.75 ­ 17.90 SintexPlaTec 4.05 4.00 4.10 4.20 4.00 847.58 6.35 1.80 ­ ­ Transwarnt 4.50 4.70 4.60 4.70 4.50 6.57 6.75 2.22 ­ 4.46 Birla Gold 4292.95 4330.35 0.23 4990.00 4050.00 4342.00 PTL Ent [2] 46.60 46.40 47.00 47.20 46.00 66.34 58.05 32.50 9 46.40 SircPaintInd 346.45 335.60 345.50 345.50 334.50 48.81 384.00 225.00 ­ ­ TrejharaSolu 60.15 60.25 59.50 62.35 59.50 44.60 72.70 9.95 ­ ­ Birla Nifty [100] 185.35 187.76 0.73 5000.00 4061.00 4370.00 PudumjeePap[1] 40.75 41.50 41.30 42.80 40.75 385.46 47.40 13.50 6 41.60 SitiNetwork 1.50 1.55 1.55 1.55 1.55 416.45 1.90 0.40 ­ ­ Trent [1] 948.50 991.30 955.00 1007.00 951.00 1981.33 1007.00 587.95 ­ 992.85 BIRLASLAM ABSLBANETF 355.13 362.55 1.22 420.00 193.90 ­ Pun.Natl.Bk [2] 36.15 36.75 36.15 36.90 36.1531586.00 46.40 26.30 15 36.75 Siyaram [2] 353.30 366.30 354.00 376.65 353.55 71.78 456.05 130.00 20 366.35 TRF 106.70 110.65 106.00 112.00 106.00 20.94 171.15 70.00 ­ 110.65 BIRLASLAMC ABSLNN50ET 409.13 415.35 0.56 459.40 265.70 ­ Punj.Chem 1626.80 1811.35 1615.00 1849.90 1615.00 334.93 1850.65 522.00 36 1809.65 SJVN 26.00 26.20 26.10 26.30 26.05 824.39 30.80 20.40 6 26.25 Trib Bhimji 72.80 74.30 72.60 76.00 72.60 222.18 96.40 32.50 9 74.25 ConsConstCon 136.89 138.05 309.78 141.70 86.00 ­ Puravankra [5] 93.95 96.40 94.90 98.35 94.55 284.43 120.50 41.05 14 96.40 SKF India 2977.05 3040.30 3016.65 3064.60 2989.00 132.23 3060.10 1431.00 40 3044.30 Trident [1] 20.15 20.20 20.35 20.50 20.15 7299.18 22.90 6.00 20 20.20 DSPBRAMC ­QUIDETF 999.99 1000.00 7.84 1020.00 810.90 ­ PVR 1324.35 1334.80 1324.55 1349.80 1321.00 767.28 1592.00 961.00 ­ 1334.15 SKIL Infra 4.05 4.25 4.25 4.25 3.95 206.92 5.98 2.03 ­ 4.26 Trigyn 119.35 116.50 119.95 121.95 115.25 147.63 173.00 44.40 ­ 116.55 EdeAMCNifEES 21655.00 21655.00 0.00 21738.00 10200.00 ­ Skipper [1] 79.55 82.05 80.05 85.00 80.05 184.73 98.35 40.25 36 82.35 TRIL [1] 28.15 28.55 28.05 29.00 28.05 198.20 37.25 8.50 ­ 28.55 EDELAMC ­ EBANK 3965.00 3905.26 0.13 4123.24 2159.00 ­ Q ...... SKM Egg 84.55 84.00 85.30 85.30 83.80 62.42 98.45 35.35 14 84.10 Triv.Eng [1] 168.70 170.85 171.00 172.65 169.30 269.04 209.00 62.45 14 171.00 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0423 1145.97 1145.62 3.62 1199.00 875.90 ­ Quess Corp 839.30 844.60 844.65 859.00 835.55 86.17 920.25 350.40 ­ 841.80 Smartlink [2] 105.45 105.85 105.00 108.50 104.45 20.34 133.80 66.40 42 105.25 Triv.Tur [1] 123.00 122.90 124.90 126.30 122.70 290.80 137.60 66.60 40 123.10 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0425 1069.70 1067.74 1.73 1115.90 925.00 ­ QuickHealTec 219.85 224.05 220.10 227.10 220.10 171.76 319.90 121.60 15 223.35 SMCGloblSecu 75.40 77.35 75.70 78.50 71.80 393.57 104.75 65.80 ­ ­ TT 66.20 66.15 66.70 67.35 65.70 15.30 79.95 30.25 5 66.25 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0430 1166.99 1165.84 14.13 1200.00 895.00 ­ SML Isuzu 576.00 573.20 580.95 582.40 570.20 39.71 697.20 365.10 ­ 575.00 TTK Prst 8795.25 8805.15 8879.00 8901.05 8775.00 2.56 9579.95 5360.60 49 8810.00 EDELAMC ­ EBBETF0431 1047.39 1046.98 59.23 1143.10 972.00 ­ R ...... SMS Phr [1] 169.00 172.95 170.50 178.85 170.05 63.85 199.15 76.00 20 172.60 TTKHealtcare 694.05 697.55 703.95 711.70 694.00 9.70 825.00 415.95 21 699.25 EDELAMC ­ EQ30 398.78 402.32 1.18 448.13 314.10 ­ SMSLifeScien 743.70 732.35 733.65 756.15 724.55 14.29 885.65 437.35 ­ ­ TubeInvIndia 1291.35 1316.05 1294.70 1320.00 1282.15 125.42 1450.00 522.70 ­ ­ Gold BeEs [1] 40.86 41.01 2593.44 45.94 38.17 41.01 R Sys Intl [1] 206.85 211.60 209.85 213.75 207.20 270.82 213.55 100.10 29 211.50 TV Today [5] 287.45 289.20 288.20 294.90 285.45 60.60 380.00 189.00 11 290.25 Radico [2] 865.40 882.70 870.00 891.85 867.45 175.66 944.75 376.65 41 882.30 SnowmanLogi 42.60 43.15 42.95 43.50 42.75 550.58 71.25 29.65 ­ 43.10 Goldmanamc ­ CPSEETF 25.38 25.80 1522.68 27.00 15.70 25.78 Sobha 600.10 612.15 605.80 637.75 605.75 354.60 687.75 220.90 82 612.35 TV18 Br [2] 34.40 34.50 34.70 34.95 34.35 2339.66 48.95 26.05 ­ 34.50 HangSengBees [1] 328.37 326.38 3.07 382.00 293.65 326.58 RailTelCorp 124.85 126.30 125.35 128.75 125.35 655.81 189.70 101.00 ­ ­ TVS Elec 163.40 165.30 164.35 167.40 162.95 26.77 217.00 86.95 31 165.20 RailVikasNgm 28.05 28.15 28.30 28.40 28.10 1237.31 35.55 18.05 ­ ­ Solar Ind [2] 1724.25 1747.50 1749.00 1764.00 1727.25 49.07 1798.00 967.10 71 1748.75 HDFC Gold [1] 41.92 42.04 324.29 50.00 38.70 42.00 SolarActPhSc 1630.45 1601.60 1650.00 1654.95 1590.00 75.93 1859.95 885.30 ­ ­ TVS Mot [1] 511.10 519.80 513.00 523.25 505.05 1986.62 665.70 407.25 30 519.85 HDFCAMC ­ HBANKETF 355.69 363.01 9.72 384.20 200.10 ­ Rain Ind [2] 210.90 217.95 212.00 219.90 212.00 2824.85 272.90 93.55 ­ 217.95 TVS Sri 2062.70 2100.25 2060.10 2141.00 2060.10 13.35 2390.00 1324.80 15 2099.85 Raj.Exp [1] 589.45 583.70 590.05 592.90 581.05 152.54 655.00 440.80 133 583.75 Som Dist [5] 39.60 39.40 39.60 40.75 39.15 58.16 59.50 22.80 ­ 39.55 HDFCAmc­Nift [76] 178.01 180.56 14.16 183.46 113.54 180.41 RajdharshInd 31.65 33.20 33.20 33.20 33.20 1.25 33.20 9.30 ­ ­ Soma Text 7.60 8.35 8.30 8.35 8.30 19.08 10.29 2.43 ­ 8.76 HDFCAmc­Sens 606.45 611.68 1.97 6300.00 455.00 ­ RajOilMills 79.75 79.20 81.80 85.95 76.00 272.22 117.80 7.60 ­ ­ SomiConveyor 49.10 52.40 50.10 54.00 49.10 37.88 66.30 19.05 35 52.30 U ...... IBULLSAMC ­ IBMFNIFTY 159.00 160.75 2.38 174.00 110.33 ­ Rajsr.Sug 25.75 25.15 26.30 26.30 25.00 15.40 38.30 11.60 ­ 25.20 SonaBLWPrecn 474.20 512.65 483.00 521.70 483.00 5769.57 559.40 295.00 ­ ­ UB [1] 1448.60 1469.15 1452.00 1483.90 1451.50 293.67 1537.65 898.50 151 1469.45 ICICIPRAMC BHARATIWIN 40.18 40.99 510.86 41.50 23.46 ­ Rallis [1] 279.40 279.10 280.20 283.00 277.00 376.06 362.00 232.40 26 279.20 Sonata [1] 858.50 847.15 867.75 874.15 838.90 310.70 908.00 291.35 44 845.70 Ucal Fuel 145.60 151.90 147.00 155.00 146.10 87.25 206.10 107.05 8 151.05 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICI500 234.00 236.30 3.55 268.20 147.00 ­ Rama News 18.90 19.85 18.95 20.45 18.95 151.82 27.60 11.85 ­ 19.85 SorilInfrRes 106.75 106.25 104.30 108.60 104.30 23.84 227.35 56.50 94 106.75 Uco Bk 12.70 12.95 12.70 13.20 12.65 5239.52 16.30 10.60 ­ 12.96 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIALPLV 171.86 173.59 5.16 185.00 99.90 ­ Ramco Cem [1] 986.65 994.20 989.25 1002.60 983.85 342.32 1130.95 681.50 29 992.05 South In Bk [1] 10.15 10.05 10.30 10.30 10.00 7760.55 13.95 6.12 ­ 10.05 Uflex 478.00 480.50 481.85 494.35 475.10 295.71 594.00 298.20 14 482.50 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIBANKP 181.89 185.83 4.96 218.00 110.00 ­ Ramco Ind [1] 291.25 300.35 291.50 303.70 291.25 169.84 366.00 170.00 19 300.10 SouthWestPin 92.40 97.00 96.00 97.00 94.50 124.70 97.00 22.60 ­ ­ UFO Moviez 92.10 91.00 92.15 92.85 90.00 130.14 114.30 68.75 ­ 91.05 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIFMCG 387.92 392.18 4.72 437.00 360.25 ­ Ramco Sys 451.45 458.35 458.00 465.00 452.45 64.81 784.15 230.95 48 458.60 SpandnaSphor 629.85 629.30 629.85 639.55 627.00 150.71 830.00 479.80 ­ ­ Ugar Sug [1] 27.40 27.85 27.80 28.60 27.50 147.32 40.10 13.10 25 27.90 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICILIQ 999.99 1000.00 239.35 1040.00 984.00 ­ Ramk.Forg 933.00 1026.40 966.10 1043.30 952.65 542.11 1100.00 206.00 42 1022.75 SPApparels 292.45 298.40 304.00 305.15 293.50 42.07 360.95 92.05 14 297.50 UgroCapital 115.55 117.55 116.00 121.90 116.00 33.76 144.00 108.55 ­ ­ ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIM150 105.84 107.25 47.99 118.90 61.95 ­ Spec.Rest 68.90 69.60 69.85 70.55 68.65 58.51 79.60 30.80 ­ 69.50 Rane (M) 379.90 382.85 388.60 388.60 382.00 19.22 496.00 193.00 18 382.85 Ujaas [1] 2.65 2.60 2.70 2.70 2.60 455.93 4.80 2.26 ­ 2.64 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICINXT50 41.17 41.83 40.15 48.46 25.70 ­ SpencersRetl 100.80 102.40 100.35 105.30 100.10 1095.27 114.65 65.70 ­ ­ UjivanFinSer 157.00 157.25 158.70 159.90 156.55 487.94 310.85 149.45 ­ 157.40 Rane Brk 895.25 889.00 897.45 909.90 880.30 9.09 1200.90 522.90 17 888.15 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICIPHARM 88.19 89.94 100.68 94.55 82.05 ­ SPIC 50.65 50.80 52.00 52.00 50.50 374.66 68.45 16.55 14 50.90 UjjivanSFB 19.90 20.00 20.25 20.55 19.90 4889.23 44.60 17.80 ­ ­ Rane Eng 277.20 281.15 278.45 287.45 274.05 12.37 386.00 183.00 ­ 282.90 ICICIPRAMC ­ ICICITECH 348.75 345.94 317.53 367.30 158.95 ­ Spicejet 73.00 71.40 72.90 72.90 71.15 2557.56 108.00 45.95 ­ ­ UltraTech 7565.60 7703.80 7571.00 7743.60 7571.00 319.95 7907.40 3755.00 36 7701.75 Rane Hld 638.20 641.80 639.50 650.05 639.50 19.73 782.45 392.05 77 641.15 ICICIPRAMC ­ IPRU5008 356.34 362.79 19.08 422.20 192.10 ­ Ratnamani [2] 2169.85 2149.15 2175.00 2190.00 2120.35 32.20 2249.05 1119.30 36 2150.40 SPL Ind 52.35 52.80 53.75 54.90 52.35 37.21 64.70 23.00 11 52.75 UmangDair [5] 73.60 73.55 75.10 75.10 73.00 20.00 99.00 40.10 ­ 73.95 Sr.Leathrs 154.80 159.60 155.00 161.75 155.00 21.79 233.95 122.50 28 162.40 Unichm Lab [2] 284.10 291.00 287.90 294.35 283.05 56.98 374.90 219.00 61 292.10 ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 41.95 42.00 122.31 53.70 37.05 ­ RavindrHeigt 22.60 21.55 21.65 22.70 21.50 27.41 35.95 15.05 ­ ­ ICICIPRNIFLWVL30ETF 98.22 100.50 9.30 109.00 58.70 ­ Raymond 393.95 402.30 394.55 412.55 394.55 350.89 473.90 252.25 ­ 402.70 Sr.Ray.HHP 296.55 318.90 302.95 325.70 299.00 51.60 370.00 156.00 8 319.25 Union Bk 34.15 34.90 34.35 35.00 34.30 4696.01 45.25 23.10 6 34.90 SRF 9423.55 9713.10 9500.00 9878.90 9415.15 675.21 9876.55 3996.20 52 9711.55 Uniph.Ent [2] 124.95 128.30 125.00 129.60 124.50 15.83 149.95 54.00 28 127.95 ICICIPRUDENTIALNV20ETF 91.96 92.18 20.67 99.90 47.15 ­ RBL Bank 162.75 169.30 164.00 169.85 163.50 9670.11 274.00 155.65 ­ 169.40 ICICIPRUDNIFTY100ETF 183.07 185.57 5.07 197.30 101.00 ­ RCF 72.35 73.10 73.75 73.75 72.80 945.70 100.15 41.80 9 73.15 SrikalahPipe 212.10 212.90 214.60 215.00 210.00 54.44 247.95 109.50 6 212.90 United Nil 402.75 413.35 402.45 432.00 402.10 24.16 499.90 280.40 ­ ­ Star Pap 146.35 150.10 149.00 153.90 148.50 209.50 181.60 85.00 11 150.30 United Spr [2] 700.45 708.65 705.50 717.00 703.45 2026.11 732.00 494.00 76 708.35 ICICIPRUDNIFTYETF 179.15 181.64 130.07 205.10 102.70 ­ Rcom [5] 2.85 2.95 2.90 2.95 2.9012270.98 5.49 1.31 ­ 2.98 ICICIPRUDSENSEXETF 610.25 615.35 2.83 616.00 381.90 ­ RECL 146.30 149.85 147.40 150.65 147.35 3550.82 167.75 91.90 3 149.85 StarCement [1] 106.75 107.50 108.40 108.80 107.00 218.38 120.00 80.00 22 107.50 UnitedDrilng 323.65 327.00 323.65 330.25 323.65 18.98 410.30 234.25 ­ ­ STC India 103.60 102.40 104.05 104.65 101.90 53.71 138.75 47.60 ­ 102.65 Univ.Cab 164.50 165.75 164.50 167.35 164.00 22.10 217.55 112.00 23 166.30 IDBI Gold [100] 4335.55 4354.75 0.07 5000.00 4061.00 4370.00 Redington [2] 152.65 149.75 153.00 153.85 148.00 940.32 179.00 52.85 35 149.95 IDFCAMC ­ IDFNIFTYET 175.37 177.91 0.18 180.00 113.01 ­ Refex Ref 153.95 152.25 155.35 161.35 150.60 528.48 172.75 42.55 8 152.20 Steel Strp 1873.85 1925.50 1921.00 1932.00 1892.10 84.28 1968.00 414.00 22 1925.30 UnivastIndia 51.00 51.25 55.00 55.00 50.05 27.96 62.50 26.50 ­ ­ Infra BeEs 473.27 479.20 1.39 1758.00 1121.00 1758.00 Rel Cap 14.80 15.10 14.95 15.50 14.55 2726.76 30.80 7.16 ­ 15.15 SteelCitySec 62.55 63.20 62.20 63.80 62.05 35.35 98.70 28.20 ­ ­ UniversusImg 305.85 312.25 301.55 315.00 295.50 7.41 354.40 153.05 ­ ­ InvesIndGold [100] 4236.80 4239.00 0.01 5299.60 3610.00 ­ Rel.Ind.Inf 615.80 635.25 619.80 646.65 618.70 208.01 865.65 344.00 122 635.65 SteelExIndia 80.30 79.45 80.30 81.95 79.00 296.92 89.00 30.30 ­ ­ UPL [2] 729.25 740.45 732.95 744.55 730.00 2358.15 864.75 399.00 159 740.55 Relaxo [1] 1159.85 1176.90 1168.55 1188.00 1161.05 138.60 1272.00 610.05 98 1176.70 Stel Hld [1] 139.25 139.00 142.85 143.00 137.30 89.06 NA NA ­ ­ UrjaGlobal [1] 6.30 6.35 6.35 6.50 6.30 1542.33 9.48 2.42 ­ 6.32 InvesInNifty 1816.00 1847.40 0.00 1995.00 1161.05 ­ Reliance 2227.40 2270.25 2250.00 2275.85 2236.80 6473.49 2368.80 1830.00 46 2270.05 Ster.Tool [2] 204.05 203.60 204.25 207.70 202.10 40.26 257.00 160.00 19 202.85 Usha M Ed [1] 3.55 3.60 3.55 3.85 3.50 40.63 8.25 1.01 ­ 3.61 Kotak Nifty [5] 175.94 178.11 61.36 2048.95 1231.20 1735.90 Religare 148.85 152.65 149.85 157.85 148.20 1234.28 175.75 36.95 ­ 152.50 Sterlg&Wilsn 314.90 321.60 314.50 324.40 306.35 2375.34 343.80 183.50 ­ ­ Usha Mar [1] 68.60 69.85 69.00 71.90 68.50 1550.86 75.00 19.80 17 69.80 Kotak PSU Bk 222.75 227.14 8.19 264.09 120.70 228.08 RenaisncGlob 716.55 725.85 722.05 737.00 713.00 39.74 778.00 217.00 ­ ­ SterliteTech 260.65 261.35 260.60 265.00 258.90 465.05 318.00 139.25 ­ ­ UTIAMC 1146.90 1153.55 1158.80 1193.55 1146.75 261.91 1193.55 471.10 ­ ­ KOTAKMAMC ­ KOTAKIT 34.35 34.32 14.61 35.10 23.36 ­ Repco Home 291.45 304.85 291.65 349.70 291.65 256.86 429.25 150.75 8 305.40 StoveKraft 864.30 993.90 887.80 1017.70 876.00 2244.79 1017.70 406.10 ­ ­ KOTAKMAM­KOTKBKETF 361.84 367.53 131.82 414.70 206.51 ­ Repro 432.35 485.25 432.50 508.00 432.50 148.88 558.80 325.05 ­ 486.75 Str.Arcolab 603.20 607.70 608.00 615.70 602.30 536.41 1000.00 568.30 97 607.85 V ...... KOTAKMAMC­KTNV20ETF 93.43 93.47 16.63 99.30 56.26 ­ Resp.Ind [1] 125.85 126.70 125.00 128.25 124.00 51.99 205.00 91.15 ­ 126.10 StylamIndust 1084.80 1131.65 1089.90 1145.80 1061.50 11.43 1419.90 1011.55 ­ ­ V Mart 3527.30 3501.40 3532.05 3569.95 3434.25 24.34 4075.80 1755.70 ­ 3505.30 Kotal Gold [1] 41.17 41.12 188.08 46.90 36.81 41.11 Revathi 557.90 571.00 560.15 600.00 560.15 1.37 842.25 401.90 30 566.65 SUBEX 50.60 50.85 51.05 52.35 50.60 5356.68 74.40 17.75 ­ ­ V2 Retail 107.75 108.20 108.10 109.65 107.15 43.33 154.80 44.60 ­ 108.00 LICNAMC ­CNFENGP 176.76 179.63 1.04 202.99 112.00 178.51 RHIMagnesInd 367.95 367.60 371.90 375.00 365.10 87.18 392.50 181.25 ­ ­ Subros [2] 311.80 314.60 316.00 322.80 312.85 46.94 364.50 224.50 28 314.55 VA T Wab [2] 333.70 333.50 334.40 340.70 332.00 168.67 404.25 172.20 26 333.60 LICNAMC ­CNFESGP 598.82 608.80 0.29 624.60 353.95 ­ Rico Auto [1] 50.70 52.85 51.20 53.40 50.70 1101.79 62.30 26.60 50 52.80 Sud.Chem [2] 707.15 684.10 707.00 722.40 676.80 5466.28 791.95 421.60 37 682.95 Vadilal 1100.70 1091.85 1103.70 1117.90 1090.00 6.36 1264.00 646.20 ­ 1096.10 LICNAMC ­CNFNHGP 164.59 166.26 2.20 185.00 110.75 ­ RITES 264.90 267.00 268.75 270.70 265.40 133.15 302.95 232.40 15 267.05 Sumit.Sec 650.40 654.00 660.30 666.60 649.00 4.98 861.55 330.20 87 650.40 VadivrSpeChe 201.30 200.85 202.20 205.00 200.50 6.56 275.00 80.50 ­ ­ LICNAMC ­CNMFET 22.07 21.99 1.24 23.39 20.33 ­ RKECProjects 76.80 85.25 78.90 87.50 76.80 131.53 117.00 36.55 ­ ­ SumitomoChem 400.60 420.75 403.00 426.85 402.20 1568.24 459.90 258.00 ­ ­ Vaibhav [2] 730.05 723.55 745.00 745.00 722.00 61.28 1057.70 310.20 209 723.90 Liquid BeEs [1000] 1000.00 999.99 1287.09 1009.90 972.35 1000.00 RolexRings 1094.95 1090.85 1088.00 1107.95 1061.00 86.38 1263.00 1051.50 ­ ­ Sun Pharma [1] 771.80 787.20 769.00 794.95 768.15 3617.13 804.40 452.60 90 786.55 VaishaliPhar 38.90 38.85 38.90 39.80 38.65 66.27 77.05 28.35 ­ ­ MIRAEAMC ­ MAESGETF 28.64 29.01 13.88 31.00 21.75 ­ Rollatainers [1] 2.40 2.45 2.45 2.45 2.30 236.56 5.11 2.05 ­ 2.44 Sun Phr Adv [1] 287.60 300.05 290.40 304.95 288.00 1794.83 311.90 141.00 ­ 300.00 Vakrang [1] 40.80 40.55 41.50 42.00 40.35 8025.30 69.85 24.40 ­ 40.50 MIRAEAMC ­ MAFANG 53.03 53.04 163.92 57.50 44.00 ­ RosariBiotec 1326.45 1395.55 1338.00 1415.00 1325.00 167.18 1450.00 719.00 ­ ­ Sun TV [5] 482.65 485.10 487.80 493.85 482.70 1363.50 586.40 381.25 12 485.25 ValiantOrgan 1288.45 1300.25 1318.00 1329.40 1295.00 61.85 3877.00 1121.00 ­ ­ MIRAEAMC ­ MAFSETF 17.50 17.84 293.80 20.51 17.00 ­ Rossell [2] 155.50 160.05 159.95 161.70 158.55 72.73 216.05 98.25 19 159.85 Sund.Brak 412.30 413.00 419.40 420.00 412.00 1.58 480.05 185.00 16 415.60 Vard Text 1753.65 1762.70 1768.00 1822.00 1750.00 79.69 2040.00 717.00 14 1764.15 MIRAEAMC ­ MAN50ETF 172.00 174.24 60.82 178.90 110.00 ­ RouteMobile 1888.55 1982.75 1904.40 2007.90 1895.50 569.21 2307.00 625.00 ­ ­ Sund.Clay [5] 3567.10 3655.70 3630.00 3700.00 3565.00 4.98 4244.95 1571.00 47 3659.15 Vard.Acry 61.55 64.65 62.80 66.50 62.40 330.08 234.35 120.00 ­ 208.10 MIRAEAMC ­ MANXT50 402.21 409.76 16.24 410.00 223.90 ­ Royal Orchd 72.75 71.60 72.30 73.50 71.15 34.16 93.10 57.25 ­ 71.95 Sund.Fast [1] 775.05 800.30 790.00 806.00 782.00 140.08 867.05 391.50 36 800.35 Vard.Hld 2885.55 3174.10 3060.00 3174.10 2916.00 1.44 3810.40 1202.00 79 3193.95 Motilal Os Midcap100 Etf 28.93 29.53 167.38 30.30 17.00 ­ RPG Life [8] 501.45 499.90 505.85 510.50 497.00 50.37 567.45 324.60 19 500.90 Sund.Fin 2590.90 2600.00 2610.00 2610.00 2581.00 20.59 2883.95 1250.00 35 2598.00 Vard.SPC 248.00 265.45 250.80 269.25 250.80 390.06 309.30 65.20 13 265.05 Motilal Os Nasdaq100 Etf 112.61 112.49 1830.79 1143.10 100.66 ­ RPP Infra 73.40 75.15 73.75 75.80 73.75 98.21 103.45 40.20 10 74.95 SundarFinHol 78.10 78.75 78.80 79.60 78.55 102.98 94.70 51.65 ­ ­ VarrocEngg 292.40 289.15 294.90 303.05 287.15 283.96 477.65 271.00 ­ ­ MOTILAL OSWAL M50 ETF 166.20 168.15 7.76 170.00 105.95 ­ RPSGVentures 693.30 682.60 699.70 713.70 675.00 86.16 808.95 210.60 ­ ­ Sunflag 81.10 86.65 81.80 87.50 81.75 1474.68 96.55 38.65 786.45 VarunBevera 852.45 848.60 856.00 859.00 845.00 454.24 918.60 430.14 94 848.05 MOTILALAMC ­ G5 48.61 48.67 0.42 57.40 45.89 ­ RS Soft [5] 35.75 32.85 37.00 37.00 32.30 122.45 45.40 18.25 ­ 32.95 Sunteck [1] 357.30 357.10 360.05 364.85 352.60 504.16 414.95 244.05 107 356.40 Vascon 25.45 25.15 25.50 26.05 24.75 362.38 29.60 8.11 ­ 25.15 NI I ETF NIFTY MIDCAP 150 105.98 107.72 175.04 115.32 59.00 ­ RSWM 310.30 318.70 311.00 325.75 311.00 38.33 438.75 81.20 6 318.40 Superhouse 162.85 163.85 166.00 166.60 162.50 29.90 181.85 78.00 7 162.95 Vaswani 12.25 11.80 12.35 12.35 11.70 14.93 15.98 4.07 9 12.06 NiftyBeEs [1] 180.24 182.57 1108.40 188.32 115.05 182.59 Ruby Mills [5] 275.20 279.85 279.95 284.35 276.00 26.67 349.30 147.00 17 279.40 Supr.Ind [2] 2090.00 2140.50 2100.00 2181.80 2090.00 144.19 2338.45 1293.90 31 2140.30 Vedanta [1] 292.60 298.60 300.00 302.70 295.1022246.80 341.25 91.25 10 298.80 NiftyJrBeEs [1] 422.04 428.20 111.56 430.50 270.10 428.60 Ruch.Paper 79.20 79.55 80.90 82.10 78.60 85.88 105.60 45.30 14 79.45 Suprajit [1] 322.20 322.35 323.30 329.60 321.10 154.21 357.90 162.10 26 323.00 Venky's 2844.90 2815.00 2868.00 2868.00 2801.25 75.82 3950.00 1280.80 14 2814.65 NIIndETFLong 22.47 22.44 109.05 25.00 18.55 ­ SupremeEngg 30.60 29.25 31.50 31.50 28.80 24.38 40.05 20.90 ­ ­ RuchiSoyaInd 1086.90 1055.65 1098.05 1101.80 1045.00 61.75 1376.70 575.00 ­ ­ VenusRem 474.10 480.50 475.10 486.00 475.10 23.29 638.50 90.25 18 479.55 NIPETFDivOpp 43.29 43.75 8.12 48.30 26.60 ­ Surana Solar [5] 12.25 12.85 12.70 12.85 12.65 28.36 15.50 6.36 ­ 12.85 RudrabhshEnt 216.20 221.05 221.55 226.15 217.55 25.76 280.00 97.05 ­ ­ VertozAdvtsg 109.35 105.15 108.85 114.00 96.40 529.55 322.00 96.40 ­ ­ NIPP INDIA ETF NIFTY 100 174.84 176.38 1.57 195.00 96.05 ­ Surana Tel [1] 6.25 6.65 6.45 6.70 6.25 162.98 8.38 3.50 ­ 6.59 Rupa [1] 429.95 436.15 430.50 440.00 426.05 148.51 547.00 173.75 18 436.25 Vesuvius 1196.20 1208.45 1200.00 1225.00 1192.80 7.06 1362.00 847.45 38 1208.70 NippnInd­Nim 106.19 106.21 0.26 123.26 99.91 ­ Surya Rosh 514.90 515.60 519.45 527.35 511.40 124.42 610.05 159.70 15 515.85 Rush.Decor 254.75 263.25 255.00 266.90 255.00 9.41 328.70 68.00 60 264.25 Veto Switch 111.15 107.85 111.20 114.10 107.00 144.54 171.85 39.50 13 108.20 NippoIndETF 72.88 72.95 10.20 78.00 51.00 ­ SuryodaySFB 155.70 154.75 154.80 158.00 154.05 133.24 296.35 138.50 ­ ­ V­Guard [1] 240.35 241.65 240.40 245.40 239.50 788.61 285.00 162.00 47 241.70 Sutlej Te [1] 59.90 63.75 67.20 67.60 62.60 414.47 81.05 20.00 15 63.75 NIPPON INDIA ETF NV20 94.77 95.16 4.21 95.88 56.30 ­ S ...... VidhiSpclIng [1] 327.55 338.85 328.95 346.00 327.55 220.46 384.00 82.95 39 338.30 Nipponamc ­ Netfpharma 13.97 14.31 450.83 17.44 13.37 ­ SuumayaLife 519.85 512.70 500.70 528.70 500.70 24.14 736.85 62.25 ­ ­ VikasEcoTec [1] 2.10 2.20 2.10 2.20 2.05 9289.39 6.92 1.17 ­ 2.17 S H Kelkar 149.40 150.75 150.60 154.45 150.20 195.88 189.80 76.30 26 150.60 PSU Bk BeEs [1] 24.83 25.35 707.39 30.41 13.53 25.37 Suven Lif [1] 83.95 83.85 83.10 84.50 83.10 194.18 115.80 42.05 ­ 83.70 VikasPro&Gnt 2.30 2.25 2.35 2.35 2.25 683.65 3.75 2.00 ­ ­ Sadbhav [1] 48.25 47.90 49.45 49.60 47.70 945.57 96.30 37.00 12 47.90 Qgold [100] 2035.95 2043.20 0.40 2307.00 1903.10 2044.00 SuvenPharma 551.60 545.30 559.95 559.95 543.00 160.48 825.00 291.60 ­ ­ VikasWSP 5.10 4.95 5.10 5.20 4.85 603.37 8.05 3.65 ­ ­ SadbhavInf 16.80 16.15 17.10 17.10 16.00 1239.08 41.50 14.90 ­ 16.15 Qnifty 1739.00 1758.00 0.07 1758.00 1121.00 1758.00 SafariIndia 816.20 809.70 825.70 842.30 804.00 50.89 859.00 356.00 ­ ­ SuvidaInfSvc 21.85 21.10 22.50 22.95 21.00 92.62 59.65 19.30 ­ ­ Vimta Lab [2] 296.55 299.60 296.00 315.00 296.00 39.11 346.35 100.80 21 299.55 Suzlon [2] 6.00 6.20 6.00 6.30 6.0046689.76 9.45 2.71 ­ 6.19 Vinati Org [1] 1789.50 1790.60 1803.90 1822.90 1777.40 80.53 2130.00 976.05 66 1793.10 RELCAPAMC ­ NETFGILT5Y 48.60 48.70 0.38 50.00 46.86 ­ Sagar Cem [2] 276.70 283.15 277.80 290.00 277.05 123.27 319.00 89.75 19 282.20 RELCAPAMC NETFIT 34.88 34.66 4794.09 35.88 17.65 ­ SAIL 118.25 121.50 118.85 122.80 118.8043152.50 151.10 32.65 6 121.50 SVPGlobalVen 133.45 136.55 135.00 143.45 134.10 146.11 154.00 101.20 ­ ­ Vindh.Tel 1100.65 1134.65 1112.15 1145.00 1094.20 30.76 1499.00 662.35 12 1132.70 Swan Ener [1] 140.65 138.75 141.90 144.50 136.00 577.24 175.55 108.20 ­ 138.60 VineetLabs 85.10 89.05 85.10 89.35 85.10 76.01 124.00 61.00 ­ ­ RELCAPAMC­NETFSDL26 105.44 105.34 547.77 108.60 100.93 ­ SakarHealth 167.90 164.05 169.60 172.00 162.15 64.79 212.00 66.50 ­ ­ SBIAMC ­ SBIETFCON 66.03 66.96 10.35 67.80 62.00 ­ Saksoft 867.75 856.10 873.00 892.00 852.45 129.20 930.00 233.00 52 854.00 Swaraj Eng 1642.55 1670.20 1685.00 1685.00 1650.00 10.94 1989.90 1254.95 17 1670.50 Vinyl Chm [1] 221.45 232.50 221.50 234.70 216.60 660.41 234.75 89.00 26 232.35 Swle. Ener 217.00 217.20 216.00 224.35 215.10 15.80 280.00 109.00 21 216.95 VIP Ind [2] 473.65 468.60 474.50 478.70 460.60 1111.64 499.00 268.00 ­ 468.80 SBIAMC ­ SBIETFIT 348.87 347.85 3.81 378.10 201.20 ­ SalasarTech 301.45 300.60 304.00 313.70 295.55 152.56 370.75 76.48 23 299.50 SBIAMC ­ SBIETFPB 184.62 188.07 0.96 202.95 130.60 ­ SalonaCot 199.40 197.20 196.00 202.00 193.35 2.08 249.75 42.20 10 198.10 Symphony [2] 948.25 957.65 959.90 965.00 951.55 33.52 1529.65 811.00 57 958.35 Vipul Ltd [1] 30.20 31.70 30.60 31.70 30.20 7.66 41.90 12.00 ­ 31.35 SynergGreen 153.95 153.40 155.05 159.00 152.35 4.55 200.00 142.25 ­ ­ Visa Stl 10.15 10.25 10.15 10.65 10.15 58.03 14.80 5.24 ­ 10.15 SBIAMC ­ SBIETFQLTY 147.94 149.77 2.21 151.00 101.00 ­ Salzer Elec 148.90 152.60 150.40 154.50 149.30 48.11 189.60 89.00 10 152.55 SBIAMC ­ SETF10GILT 204.79 205.60 0.14 241.70 181.02 ­ Sanco Ind 8.40 8.40 8.80 8.80 8.20 12.44 21.50 6.90 ­ ­ Syngene Int 617.75 630.10 623.25 648.75 620.75 1089.01 699.95 425.00 64 630.10 Visagar [1] 0.80 0.75 0.80 0.80 0.75 1673.17 1.91 0.30 ­ 0.76 SBI­ETF Gold 4194.35 4206.60 6.77 5044.60 3935.00 ­ Sandesh 791.05 796.05 800.95 806.35 787.05 1.98 1079.00 460.50 7 801.10 Visak.Ind 715.80 741.65 716.00 746.50 716.00 46.37 873.55 282.30 10 740.60 SandharTech 259.05 285.10 277.80 294.60 271.50 456.14 323.05 175.00 20 285.05 T ...... VishalFabric 111.55 116.25 113.00 117.10 111.55 1097.75 153.30 40.70 ­ ­ SBI­ETF NIFTY 50 170.46 172.70 86.26 178.00 112.01 ­ Sangam 135.60 136.50 137.95 137.95 135.30 5.14 173.80 45.10 12 136.75 Taj GVK [2] 122.70 123.60 121.25 125.00 121.25 47.52 154.55 102.20 ­ 123.85 Vishnu Chemi 619.80 625.90 637.50 646.20 620.00 10.91 705.35 137.50 38 623.40 SBI­ETF NIFTY BANK 357.05 363.54 53.51 386.80 204.00 ­ Sangh.Mov [2] 177.10 179.05 179.80 183.35 175.00 43.35 229.85 67.00 ­ 178.10 Take Sol [1] 52.30 52.20 52.75 53.15 51.85 617.71 74.65 39.10 ­ 52.15 VishwarajSug 154.70 154.00 155.05 156.95 152.85 122.57 169.70 83.20 ­ ­ SBI­ETFNN50 419.02 425.38 6.70 454.80 250.80 ­ Sanghi Ind 68.80 68.90 69.45 70.00 68.75 518.28 84.70 23.00 18 68.95 Talbros 282.00 281.70 283.50 289.00 280.20 41.93 356.75 100.00 10 281.50 Vivi Lab [2] 20.60 20.75 20.90 21.60 20.15 295.40 41.50 12.90 ­ 20.75 Sharia BeEs 441.21 442.17 2.79 460.00 273.70 443.62 SanginitChem 26.00 28.60 26.90 28.60 26.80 154.94 90.65 18.00 ­ ­ Tarmat 59.70 59.30 58.70 61.15 58.50 339.11 98.00 34.45 14 59.25 VLS Fin 190.40 196.85 191.00 199.00 191.00 35.34 264.85 51.00 3 198.00 TATAAML ­ NETF 205.89 205.93 0.49 205.93 109.42 ­ Sanofi 8794.00 8816.70 8790.00 8883.70 8734.90 9.42 9300.00 7427.75 35 8815.95 TastyBiteEat 18287.80 18709.30 18284.80 18850.00 18104.15 2.25 21470.50 9949.95 106 18694.60 Voltamp 1423.70 1453.20 1400.00 1474.00 1400.00 26.69 1686.00 960.00 14 1453.75 TATAAML ­ NPBET 184.02 184.03 0.28 219.98 105.53 ­ Sarla Perf [1] 43.15 44.00 43.95 45.35 43.50 314.64 51.00 15.80 8 44.05 Tata Chem 829.00 834.40 833.65 840.00 832.00 1552.88 891.90 273.55 36 834.20 Voltas [1] 985.35 986.35 981.20 997.95 981.20 821.77 1131.20 627.00 55 986.10 UTI Gold [1] 41.05 41.20 97.15 48.00 39.21 41.17 Sasken 1315.75 1320.20 1301.00 1350.00 1301.00 33.26 1429.00 538.85 18 1318.70 Tata Cof [1] 194.95 198.95 196.80 200.80 196.00 1641.34 246.75 91.15 31 199.00 VRL Logistic 313.75 314.05 314.00 318.45 313.00 76.81 345.00 149.00 27 314.65 UTIAMC ­ UTIBANKETF 35.76 36.22 15.14 428.00 26.40 ­ SatiaIndus 93.25 94.55 93.40 96.50 93.35 335.79 143.00 73.00 ­ ­ Tata Com 1388.20 1426.85 1403.10 1447.00 1391.05 387.49 1527.90 775.00 38 1425.95 VST Ind 3352.70 3348.35 3369.00 3376.05 3330.00 7.00 4048.30 3125.00 17 3345.45 UTIAMC ­ UTINEXT50 42.04 42.09 24.42 435.30 33.00 ­ Satin Credit 80.60 79.95 80.65 83.50 78.75 168.46 112.65 50.85 ­ 79.90 Tata Elxsi 4868.65 4826.75 4906.00 4912.45 4800.00 137.89 4948.95 1055.75 73 4822.35 VST Til 2513.70 2605.35 2550.00 2648.00 2532.35 20.97 2747.65 1504.30 23 2610.75 UTIAMC ­ UTINIFT 1748.78 1775.85 1.26 1783.80 1150.00 ­ Savita 1584.60 1642.80 1598.00 1652.10 1596.80 33.50 1822.65 650.00 8 1642.35 Tata Inv 1264.70 1258.55 1264.70 1281.50 1248.35 50.05 1385.00 783.00 40 1257.10 UTIAMC ­ UTISENS 589.64 591.78 1.17 597.30 395.50 ­ SBI [1] 412.45 422.70 414.40 423.30 413.5020308.69 467.30 175.55 17 422.70 Tata M DVR [2] 136.60 139.70 138.00 141.25 138.00 1018.26 169.65 49.55 ­ 139.75 W ...... UTIAMC ­ UTISXN50 45.72 46.55 0.42 426.90 37.10 ­ SBICards&Pay 1091.00 1094.85 1091.10 1106.00 1088.75 782.38 1139.50 766.10 ­ ­ Tata Metlk 1048.35 1062.20 1060.00 1072.40 1052.35 120.04 1374.00 480.00 10 1061.95 Wabco Ind [5] 6985.40 7031.55 7019.80 7054.00 6963.65 12.30 7870.45 4770.15 85 7013.95 SBILifeInsur 1184.05 1180.70 1189.50 1199.00 1176.55 1690.83 1198.35 755.55 92 1180.20 Tata Motors [2] 285.75 291.95 290.10 293.50 289.9017217.10 360.65 122.15 ­ 291.90 Walch.Ind [2] 68.15 68.45 68.95 69.90 67.80 182.26 92.00 43.75 ­ 68.45 *: Closing price is the average of trade price(s) for the last half an hour;52­Week High/Low figures SchaeflerInd 7194.70 7173.85 7350.00 7350.00 7124.10 10.67 7400.00 3450.00 43 7166.85 Tata Steel 1384.15 1440.60 1399.00 1445.00 1398.0013444.39 1534.60 343.00 9 1439.50 Waterbase 114.00 115.50 115.40 116.20 114.00 99.90 145.90 95.70 ­ ­ pertain to BSE. SChand&Co [5] 112.85 114.10 113.80 115.10 111.55 58.64 147.50 58.25 ­ 113.95 TataConsuPro 847.95 860.50 850.00 862.75 850.00 1875.51 862.75 458.95 ­ ­ Webel SL 66.50 65.75 65.65 68.20 65.05 107.53 80.70 17.85 20 65.45 Shares of face value other than ₹10 is indicated in brackets immediately following the name of the Schneider [2] 118.30 118.40 123.50 123.90 118.05 1081.42 147.00 68.45 ­ 118.55 TataPowerC[1] 127.25 129.15 128.40 130.10 128.0017545.53 137.90 50.00 36 129.10 Weizman 50.00 50.90 50.00 52.45 48.20 12.13 70.45 27.60 19 51.25 company. SCI 106.70 106.30 107.40 109.30 105.45 1882.91 134.60 49.80 11 106.40 Tatapur 4.45 4.45 4.45 4.45 4.30 1.92 6.88 3.00 ­ 4.40 Wels.Corp [5] 118.80 119.65 119.25 121.00 118.90 640.70 165.00 96.20 6 119.60 Qty (No of shares traded) is denoted in thousands. SE Power 7.95 8.10 8.20 8.30 7.65 38.08 10.60 1.88 ­ 8.06 TatvaChinPha 2085.25 2077.25 2088.00 2128.00 2071.00 109.51 2534.20 2001.00 ­ ­ Wels.India [1] 125.40 126.75 126.60 129.50 126.00 824.75 145.45 51.15 20 126.80 Seamec 722.65 727.55 722.10 744.00 703.00 23.30 747.00 373.00 29 723.50 TCI Devl 317.75 322.15 319.85 326.50 313.30 0.29 549.00 267.00 ­ 320.00 Wels.Inv 339.55 343.80 342.00 344.85 339.00 0.36 587.00 224.05 ­ 345.00 The PE(price­earnings multiple) of each stock is based on the latest declared earnings. SecureludTec 132.25 137.00 131.00 142.90 125.55 736.20 142.90 80.00 ­ ­ TCI Express [2] 1403.40 1506.25 1416.25 1524.00 1403.40 202.79 1747.00 734.50 47 1507.85 Welspun Ent. 100.65 99.60 102.00 103.30 98.75 171.10 134.90 56.10 13 99.40 The PE computation takes into account the per share earnings of each company for the latest 12 SecuriIntSvc [5] 469.85 477.30 474.90 484.40 470.00 276.69 534.85 313.65 66 476.30 TCI Fin 4.95 5.40 5.75 5.75 5.40 0.30 7.39 3.80 ­ 5.00 Wendt 4266.45 4327.20 4332.10 4360.00 4274.00 0.84 5103.95 2825.00 48 4331.60 months.

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A.Sarabhai 28.95 29.00 Bharat Bhush 24.00 24.00 Elpro Inter [1] 55.00 55.85 Icicimcap 99.04 100.25 Kkalpanaind [2] 47.70 49.50 Mul 16.60 17.40 Pritikauto [2] 17.10 20.05 Shiv.Bimetal [2] 173.25 171.40 Tgvsl 35.30 35.85 Group T Hind.Foods 1803.65 1811.40 Rpel 756.50 794.30 Aarey Drugs 37.95 37.85 Bharat Seats [2] 80.80 82.10 Emmessar Bio 34.50 35.45 Icicinxt50 [1] 41.20 41.82 Kmc Shil [1] 55.85 58.35 Multibase I 237.65 242.35 Ptcil 2618.90 2678.25 ShivCement [2] 36.35 37.10 Thinkink [5] 40.85 40.95 Iwel 750.00 721.15 Scapdvr [1] 5.67 5.95 Aartisurf 1429.25 1425.40 Bhatia 97.00 101.35 Empire Ind. 798.65 804.10 Icicipharm 87.73 89.64 Kotaknifty 175.73 178.40 N.R.Agarwal 312.10 313.60 Ptil 442.80 448.25 Shiva Fert. 62.20 63.20 Tiaanc 14.15 13.45 Avl 797.10 836.95 Mfl 543.40 570.55 Scooters Ind 35.35 34.90 Abansent 81.05 81.35 Bhilwra Tec [1] 14.50 14.85 Enterpr.Inte 11.64 11.10 Icicitech 348.16 346.56 Kothari Ferm 71.25 70.00 Nagpur Power 47.45 49.80 Pun.Alkali 109.20 112.05 Shivalik [5] 1019.50 1022.45 Tiger Logs 85.15 89.40 Bh.Immun&Bio 49.60 52.05 Mol [1] 111.45 113.05 Shil [2] 362.80 371.75 AbmKnowled[5] 116.45 127.25 Bhoruka Alu. 0.50 0.52 Equitasbnk 58.85 59.20 Iiflsec [2] 93.65 94.15 Kpel 77.50 79.05 Narayani 31.70 32.80 Pun.Communi. 31.15 31.40 Shree Global [1] 7.83 7.44 Tiindia [1] 1290.85 1317.20 Darshanorna 60.55 61.25 Ndrauto 393.70 410.95 Tarc [2] 38.30 37.75 Accel [2] 11.80 11.95 Bihar Sponge 9.57 10.04 Everest Org. 286.95 290.05 Iiflwam [2] 1506.55 1551.65 Kpiglobal 129.25 135.30 Narbada 28.60 27.20 Pvvinfra 6.45 6.63 Shreeganes 135.35 140.50 Timex Group [1] 44.50 44.15 Nilaspaces [1] 1.92 1.85 Tejasnet 369.00 372.35 Aci Infocom [1] 1.23 1.29 Bilcare Ltd. 76.65 80.45 Evexia [2] 14.65 16.00 Inani Marble [2] 23.95 23.80 Kpittech 335.45 335.80 Narendra Pro 27.65 28.25 Pwasml 35.30 35.85 Shri Dinesh 610.00 633.45 Tinnarubr 95.50 90.80 Exxaro 131.40 137.95 Palmjewels 33.10 31.45 Vikaslife [1] 3.45 3.59 Acknit Ind 107.20 111.40 Binny Ltd. [5] 298.40 307.90 Expo Gas [4] 6.11 5.88 Incon Engg. 9.60 10.08 Kriti Nutri [1] 42.25 43.55 Narmada Gel 203.65 210.80 Quadrant [1] 0.28 0.29 ShrJagdamb [1] 1262.35 1227.75 Tirupati Sar [5] 6.98 7.02 Greenpanel [1] 251.55 255.55 Paushak Ltd 8612.80 8627.90 Worl 282.45 294.00 Acrycil Ltd. [2] 587.80 617.30 Binny Mills 208.35 197.95 Facor Alloys [1] 4.88 4.97 Ind Cem Cap 7.37 7.06 Krrail 24.75 25.75 Nat Plastic 62.00 66.90 Raclgear 485.35 533.15 Shyammetl 384.45 394.70 Titan Biotec 328.20 347.30 Grwrhitech 1008.35 1003.70 Raj Glo Wir 1962.45 2060.55 Xelpmoc 375.75 369.75 Adcindia 239.70 240.70 Biogen [1] 0.61 0.58 Fairchemor 1863.40 1882.80 Ind.Acrylics 14.90 15.65 Krsnaa [5] 913.55 950.05 Nat.Peroxide 2215.30 2232.20 Radhe Devlop 17.92 18.81 Sika Inter. 491.00 495.35 Titan Secur. 17.30 18.15 Guj.Stat.Fin 6.90 6.69 Relhome 3.66 3.84 Zeal 115.05 120.80 Aditya Spin. 11.40 11.43 Birla Pretec [2] 11.32 11.02 Faze Three L 180.10 182.40 Ind.Toners 155.05 156.70 Krypton Ind 13.40 12.70 Nat.Plastic 39.15 39.90 Radiocity [2] 22.90 22.80 SimmonMar [2] 42.90 43.00 Toyamind [1] 3.34 3.46 Ador Fontech[2] 72.10 70.60 Birlatyres 23.95 24.15 Faze3auto 114.80 116.05 IndaRubber [2] 86.10 86.45 Kuantum [1] 81.80 79.15 Nathind 98.60 100.65 Raghunath In 11.55 11.80 Simran Farms 114.90 114.65 Transgene Bi 3.62 3.63 Ador Multi. 105.10 109.50 Bla Ros Ind [1] 183.95 182.20 Fermenta [5] 284.55 286.30 India Gelat. 122.85 122.65 Kushal [2] 4.00 4.07 Natraj Prote 88.35 83.95 Raghuvir Syn 547.10 571.05 Sinclair Hot [2] 65.70 67.50 Transpek 2052.95 2080.65 NSE Trade for Trade Advikca [1] 2.41 2.36 Bmw [1] 36.00 36.05 Fiberwb In 45.15 44.15 India Home 40.00 40.45 Lactose(I) 35.35 37.10 Natural Caps 165.45 169.10 Railtel 124.90 126.30 Singer India [2] 54.10 57.85 Trejhara 60.40 60.45 Company Pr Cl Cl Company Pr Cl Cl Company Pr Cl Cl Afel 27.20 28.05 Bodhtree 37.45 36.65 Filat Fash [5] 2.67 2.66 Indiamart 7144.90 7781.45 Ladderup Fin 22.55 22.50 Navkar Build 38.40 39.65 Rajkumar Frg 60.05 58.00 Sintexplast [1] 4.04 4.02 Trio Mercan [2] 2.71 2.90 Agiil 176.65 182.25 Bom.Cycle 624.65 607.35 Fivextrade 0.88 0.89 Indian Info. [1] 1.45 1.52 Laffans Petr 23.90 25.85 Navketan 1.86 1.95 Rajoo Engin. [1] 25.25 24.80 Siptl [1] 2.18 2.08 Triton Valve 1350.75 1365.30 3PLandHoldng 13.65 14.10 Hubtown 28.15 28.10 PBA Infra 11.60 12.10 Aiil 1505.50 1447.00 Boroltd [1] 202.85 204.00 Flex Foods 111.65 111.85 Indian Sucro 49.30 49.80 Lakshmi Elec 439.85 444.15 Nazara [4] 1711.00 1816.45 Ram Rat.Wir[5] 136.20 134.30 Sisl 508.70 507.70 Triveni Ent [1] 13.15 12.26 Aimco Pesti. 102.95 104.30 Bplpharma 371.35 362.90 Fluidomat 127.95 127.70 Indicap 36.65 35.25 Lancer 277.20 279.85 Ncl Research [2] 1.19 1.24 Rama Phosph 317.55 322.15 Skyl Millar [1] 11.74 11.70 AdaniPower 89.40 93.85 ICDSLTD 94.40 99.10 PeninsulLand[2] 12.15 12.75 Tutialka 10.29 10.18 AdaniTtlGas 1320.70 1383.40 IIFL Holding [2] 283.70 286.35 PNBHousngFin 650.80 646.65 Ainfra [5] 32.95 32.00 Bridge Secur 64.60 67.80 Fluorochem [1] 1697.25 1701.00 Indigopnts 2582.70 2561.75 Lancor Holds[2] 11.21 11.17 Neogen 925.15 981.75 Raminfo 62.95 66.60 Smcglobal [2] 75.50 78.00 Tyche Inds 188.40 191.90 Ajanta Soya 114.00 118.15 Bronze Infra 0.81 0.85 Foods & Inns [1] 64.50 65.05 Indo Amines 200.55 210.55 Landmarc Lei[1] 0.40 0.38 Netfsnx150 45.25 45.85 Rathi Bars 25.10 25.80 Smgold 136.05 137.10 AdrotInfotec 9.10 9.40 IncredbleInd 27.20 27.55 Ponnie Sug 234.10 235.25 Udaip Ceme [4] 40.45 40.65 Affle(India) 4363.35 4581.50 Ind.Card 166.30 166.80 PoonwalaFinC 178.20 178.00 Akashdeep 36.45 36.00 Burgerking 171.40 163.80 Forbes & Co 3128.70 3212.95 Indoboraxc 1545.30 1620.60 Latimmetal 90.25 92.80 Nettlinx Ltd 63.70 65.80 Rci Ind 7.95 7.37 Smruthiorg 332.60 334.05 Udayjew 116.80 112.65 Alexander 22.55 22.45 Cams 3437.40 3586.00 Force Motr 1323.60 1371.95 Indokem Ltd. 33.25 34.50 Lee&Nee Soft 3.69 3.74 Newlight 59.00 61.55 Rdb Rasayan 86.50 88.40 Smslife 741.35 740.35 AGC Net 957.75 924.80 Ind.Metals 679.70 702.60 Praj Ind [2] 330.80 324.50 Ugrocap 115.10 118.05 AIRAN 23.40 23.40 Indo Wnd 6.90 7.10 Prajay 18.80 19.70 Alfl [1] 1.41 1.48 Caprihans 143.00 151.35 Fortis Mlr 73.10 69.35 Indrayani Bi 14.25 14.58 Lehar 38.65 38.50 Ngil 64.70 62.70 Rdb Realty 32.90 33.00 Snl Bearings 243.90 228.55 Ultracab 136.75 135.95 Alu Fluoride 243.35 261.60 Captain Poly [2] 27.55 28.30 Fortune Int. 40.85 38.85 Indsil Hyd 25.55 25.45 Lelavoir 67.45 67.45 NglFine Chm [5] 2955.05 2968.10 Regency 11.17 11.99 Sntcl 1.42 1.35 Ajmera 345.70 352.85 IndoramaSynt 49.20 49.00 PremierExplo 230.90 234.85 Ultramarine [2] 377.40 383.75 Aksh Opti [5] 8.80 8.80 Indotech Tr 170.90 171.85 ProseedIndia 31.65 33.20 Amal Product 370.65 369.00 Cartrade 1435.80 1508.50 Fredun 380.00 385.60 Infrabees 481.15 478.95 Leshaind [1] 9.50 9.81 Nhcfoods 11.40 11.50 Regentrp 1.96 2.15 Solara 1631.50 1603.50 Uni Abex 659.05 660.85 Amfl 1.75 1.79 Ceejay Finan 116.00 104.50 Freshtrop Fr 108.60 111.05 Insilco Ltd. 6.63 6.40 Likhitha 368.05 360.75 Nibe 64.80 62.80 Rel.Chemotx 141.90 144.00 Solitair Mc 32.70 34.10 AnantRaj [2] 62.80 65.90 Ind­Swift [2] 9.15 9.55 Punj.Mohta 23.30 23.60 Uni Off Auto 3.22 3.06 AnantRajGlob 38.65 37.45 InfobeanTech 384.35 384.05 Raj TV [5] 35.95 36.75 Amines&Plast [2] 118.65 122.20 Ceinsystech 151.20 153.80 Frontier Spr 272.60 281.85 Int.Conveyor [1] 64.10 64.30 Link Pharma 33.10 32.65 Niesspl 1.30 1.18 Reltd 49.60 51.70 Somdatt Fin 46.90 49.20 Unison 73.80 77.45 Amintan [1] 1.85 1.91 Cenlub Indus 80.35 81.30 G.S.Auto Int [5] 9.82 10.30 Integra Eng [1] 61.40 64.45 Lkp Fin 125.00 124.20 Nikhil Adhsv 766.30 742.10 Remlife 129.50 129.80 Sonacoms 474.05 513.15 Andhra Cem 25.15 23.90 Infomedia 5.00 4.75 RajnandniMet 186.95 195.80 Unitech Inte 8.75 9.10 ArchidplyDec 40.05 40.20 InoxWindEner 747.25 749.70 RajratnGlbWr 1973.15 2059.75 Amrapali Ind [5] 9.30 9.20 Cg­Vak Softw 152.70 153.50 G.V.Films [1] 1.01 0.96 Integra Tele 44.70 46.85 Lkpsec [2] 13.15 13.65 Nile Ltd. 577.20 569.05 Resonance 176.75 180.15 Sourcentrl 146.35 147.60 United Drill 324.35 326.85 Amrawor Agr[1] 0.39 0.39 Chamanl Se [2] 117.35 120.50 Gagan Gases 11.90 12.45 Inter Digi [1] 0.15 0.16 Lloyds Met E [1] 66.15 69.05 Niraj Cement 43.95 43.30 Rexnord Ele. 60.05 56.95 Spaceage 62.65 62.20 Archies [2] 18.15 18.15 InspirisySol 48.10 49.50 RamaSteel [5] 229.15 234.85 Univphoto 303.50 309.40 ArveeLabs 92.90 95.00 InterntlCons 21.10 22.00 Ramky Inf 163.70 160.10 Andhra Petro 150.10 157.60 Chandni Te 46.70 44.40 Galaxy Bear. 370.55 378.15 Inter St.Fin [1] 4.17 4.00 Lodha 891.75 934.15 Nirlon 297.20 298.20 Rgrl 27.80 28.00 Spandana 627.70 628.80 Usgtech 4.20 4.42 Andrew Yule [2] 24.40 25.40 Chandra Prab 170.45 169.55 Ganesh Benz [1] 73.20 78.80 Inter.Travel 71.55 76.60 Loy.Tex Mill 640.60 668.75 Nitta Gela 236.40 243.65 Riba Textils 40.30 41.75 Spel Semicon 17.00 17.35 Ashapura [2] 124.75 127.65 IrisClothing 172.25 170.85 Rana Sug 27.15 26.65 Utiamc 1145.80 1153.30 Atlanta [2] 12.70 12.75 ISMT [5] 26.60 26.90 RatanIndEnt 47.95 48.55 Angelbrkg 1090.60 1199.65 Charterlogis [1] 5.17 5.13 Garmntmntr 214.00 214.45 Invest &Prec 317.45 316.25 Ludolow Jute 84.50 86.20 Niyogin 82.60 82.45 Ridhi Sidhi 336.15 343.00 Spencer [5] 100.65 102.45 Utibanketf [1] 35.66 36.50 Anjanifoods 174.55 176.40 Chdchem 6.89 7.23 Garnet Const 23.00 23.10 Ion Exchange 2245.15 2361.25 Luharuka [1] 0.97 1.01 Nlfl 30.85 30.95 Rishiroop 104.60 108.55 Spicejet Ltd 72.95 71.35 Aurionpro 184.40 193.60 JaiprakshAs[2] 8.05 8.00 Ravi K Dis 12.35 12.40 Utinext50 [1] 42.00 41.79 Ausom 75.40 74.45 Jay.Neco 20.65 21.65 Reliancepowr 11.20 11.75 Anmol 193.15 202.95 Chemb Chm [5] 223.25 228.45 Gayatri Bio 11.15 11.69 Ipl [1] 308.95 321.20 Lxchem [2] 420.55 462.35 Nmsresrc 39.45 37.50 Rit Pro Ind 204.45 214.65 Sportking 4128.50 4131.45 Utique 2.83 2.94 Anuh Pharma[5] 116.85 120.20 Chemcon 451.30 456.25 Gblil 4.57 4.68 Ircon [2] 42.80 42.95 Mac Charles 544.85 545.35 Nova Iron&St 13.05 13.55 Ritesh Inter 29.50 29.60 Srd 80.95 83.70 Auto Stamp 53.95 54.25 JBF Ind 21.30 22.35 ReliancInfra 65.80 68.95 Utisensetf 593.00 588.34 BajajHindSu[1] 14.50 14.45 Jind P.Inv 41.00 41.00 Remsons 205.90 208.00 Anup 949.65 975.80 Chemplasts [5] 542.65 571.35 Gee Ltd [2] 88.45 84.45 Irctc 2648.30 2695.90 Madhavipl [1] 4.53 4.32 Novartis [5] 785.55 780.00 Rnb Denims 124.85 131.00 Srg Hfl 145.05 145.25 Uyfincorp [5] 12.26 12.86 Anupam 14.45 14.60 Cheviot Co. 1338.45 1331.30 Gemstone In[1] 1.55 1.53 Irfc 22.85 23.00 Madhus.Ind. [5] 18.30 20.10 Ntc Indust 79.65 79.55 Rolexrings 1095.05 1091.40 Sri Digv Cem 80.00 79.55 BalkrisPaper 30.55 29.05 JITFInfraLog [2] 64.60 67.80 Ruchi Inff [1] 7.45 7.50 Valiantorg 1286.90 1299.05 Bang Over 34.45 35.60 JSWEnergy 249.20 252.20 S&SPowSwitch 33.95 33.10 Anuras 737.95 755.80 Choice Int. 143.70 143.90 Gencon [5] 42.35 43.25 Isec [5] 704.90 728.65 Madrasfert 28.35 28.30 Nureca 1660.90 1743.90 Rossari [2] 1327.15 1395.70 Sri Kpr Ind 20.60 21.45 Vama Inds [2] 9.23 10.70 Apm Indus. [2] 30.35 31.10 Choksi Imag 25.90 26.45 Gennex Lab [1] 7.63 7.70 Isgec [1] 702.15 727.60 Maestros Ele 45.30 48.95 Nuvoco 535.55 542.90 Roto Pumps [2] 249.65 254.55 Starhfl 88.40 89.10 Barak Val 24.80 24.80 JSWIspat 31.05 31.80 SabEvents 3.40 3.25 Varroc [1] 292.75 289.50 BharatWire 63.75 63.90 Kaly.For 210.00 208.70 SagardpAlloy 48.20 45.80 Apmfinvest [2] 37.90 37.25 Cifl 115.00 115.50 Genpharma [1] 7.87 8.41 Ishan Dyes 83.30 81.35 Mafang [40] 53.19 53.04 Nyssacorp [1] 5.79 6.05 Route 1889.20 1983.90 Starlog 9.47 9.50 Vedavaag 58.85 58.15 Apollotri [2] 1577.20 1583.60 Clean [1] 1438.05 1468.05 Ggeng [2] 21.50 21.55 Ist Ltd. [5] 499.20 489.90 Mafatlal Ind 135.20 139.35 Oal [5] 812.90 880.35 Royal Ind 1.76 1.68 Starteck 119.10 116.65 BirlaCable 88.80 87.05 Kanani Ind [1] 9.00 9.25 Sakth.Sug 15.60 15.45 Veer Energy 15.15 14.90 BlueCoast 6.15 6.15 KapstonFacil 85.60 89.80 SakumaExp. [1] 9.95 10.40 Aptus [2] 355.20 355.60 Cni Res Ltd [1] 1.97 1.90 Ggl 9.32 9.14 Isw Ltd [1] 1.51 1.56 Mafsetf 17.53 17.93 Obi Ltd 3.53 3.58 Rril [5] 12.37 12.85 Steel Exch 80.35 79.45 Vegetable [1] 4.10 4.03 Architorg 41.00 41.55 Coast Corp 258.45 262.75 Ggpl [5] 31.35 31.40 Itl Industrs 148.80 146.40 Magna Electr 179.55 181.15 Odyssey Tech 46.00 47.20 Rts Power Co 64.65 64.85 Stl Str Inf 50.60 48.10 BombyRayFash 7.30 7.20 KardaConst [1] 19.50 19.60 SAL Stl 10.85 11.35 Veritas [1] 138.75 140.25 Arihant Cap. [5] 146.05 148.20 Cochin Min. 128.90 134.95 Gland [1] 3927.35 3887.10 Jagan Lamps 53.95 55.05 Maha Corp [1] 0.56 0.54 Ok Play (I) 29.15 30.45 Rubfila Int. [5] 106.30 108.60 Stovac Ind. 2501.00 2550.65 BombySuprHyb 295.00 292.90 Karma Enr 21.55 22.60 Sambhaav [1] 2.90 2.90 Vertex Sec. [2] 2.60 2.47 Artefact Pr 41.85 41.10 Cockerill 974.95 992.60 Globus Con 40.20 42.20 Jaibala Ind 57.15 58.90 Maha.Rubtech 63.35 62.25 Oraclecr 30.20 31.70 Rvhl [1] 22.95 21.85 Stovekraft 868.95 992.35 BorosilRenew 301.05 300.60 Kavveri Tel 5.55 5.80 SardaEnergy 689.20 720.40 Viaanindus [1] 0.75 0.75 Artemiselc 59.80 62.95 Comfort Com 9.35 9.60 Glosterltd 1240.15 1231.20 Jameswarren 213.65 248.95 Mahepc 134.50 134.50 Orchasp [2] 3.51 3.55 Rvnl 28.05 28.15 Sudal Indus 6.35 6.65 BrightcomGr[2] 35.50 37.25 Kernx.Mic 68.05 69.30 Saregama 3239.60 3297.65 Victor Mil [100] 3133.45 3231.60 Artemismed 319.90 329.25 Comfort Inte 20.30 20.85 Gls [2] 670.70 678.15 Jasch Indust 131.10 132.50 Majestic Aut 123.90 123.85 Orient Bever 73.00 73.95 S.I.Paper 144.05 147.40 Sukjit Strch 250.55 253.95 BTRFLYGandhi 736.50 741.35 KirloskarBro [2] 374.25 371.55 SastasundVen 286.45 297.85 Vijay Solvex 3215.20 3145.90 Artson Eng [1] 50.75 52.90 Cont.Petro [5] 43.05 44.00 Gnrl 11.92 11.82 Jaykay [1] 54.60 57.30 Makers Lab. 202.95 218.85 Orientelec [1] 323.40 330.20 Saboo Sodium 20.85 21.43 Sulabh Eng. [1] 2.57 2.66 Calif.SW 19.70 18.75 Kopran 206.60 216.80 Shah Alloy 14.90 14.90 Ashikacr 40.45 40.65 Coral Lab. 412.85 411.95 Godavari Dru 72.75 73.45 Jayshri Chem 6.46 6.50 Mallcom 628.85 625.70 Orirail [1] 71.45 77.05 Sacheta Met. 17.20 17.60 Sumedha Fisc 28.00 28.15 Vijay Textil 48.80 50.05 CEEBCO 31.05 31.20 Kothari Prod 99.95 99.65 ShardaMotor[2] 649.95 649.85 Ashirwa Cap[1] 4.69 4.76 Cosco India 142.45 147.10 Goldcorp 97.60 106.95 Jaysn Dyest [1] 80.00 79.45 Mancredit 59.50 59.95 Osiajee 39.25 39.90 Sadhana Nitr[1] 37.30 38.50 Sumichem 400.55 420.75 Vikas Wsp [1] 5.09 4.98 CentrlDepSer 1168.15 1222.80 LambraText [5] 80.10 80.90 ShreeRenuSu[1] 26.50 25.45 Ashnoor Tex. 36.35 34.75 Cosmo Ferr. 76.70 73.85 Golden Lami [5] 1082.55 1128.80 Jct Ltd [2] 2.89 2.80 Mangalam In[1] 3.52 3.69 Ozoneworld 7.80 8.19 Safari Ind. [2] 814.10 811.00 Sungold Cap. 1.80 1.89 Vikasprop [1] 2.29 2.28 CGPower&So[2] 84.05 85.25 LGB Forge [1] 6.25 6.55 ShreramProtn 32.45 31.75 Ashok­Alco 88.10 88.35 Cosyn 27.10 28.40 Golkunda Dia 57.50 60.35 Jenburkt Ph. 507.40 495.60 Manorama 1513.90 1525.85 P.G.Foils 213.80 220.65 Sagarprod [1] 2.57 2.63 Sunshield Ch 319.90 329.30 Vikram Therm 221.55 218.95 CinelineInd [5] 88.80 93.20 Lotys Eye 42.95 43.40 Shriram Pist 912.00 904.15 Asian Tea 18.40 18.15 Craftsman [5] 1936.60 1947.00 Goodricke 246.20 255.70 Jindal Hotl 30.25 29.95 Manorg 678.50 680.50 Pacific Ind. 353.10 351.25 Sagarsoft 219.50 213.25 Super Crop. [2] 7.00 6.97 Vineetlab 84.10 88.30 Cinevistaas [2] 11.70 11.70 Maan Alum 143.65 138.75 SIL Invest. 279.00 282.00 Asianene 144.60 151.05 Cravatex 299.00 328.95 Goodyear (I) 1035.40 1040.15 Jkagri Gen 716.45 732.50 Manvijay [1] 62.25 65.05 Pan India C 1.03 1.08 Sahya Indu 722.60 722.60 SuperTanner [1] 4.90 5.04 Vippy Spin. 82.55 87.00 CountrClbHo[2] 6.50 6.50 Magn.Ven 8.25 8.10 SimbholiSug 27.90 28.15 Asiil [1] 15.30 15.10 Cressanda So[1] 1.89 1.98 Grauer& Weil[1] 58.30 58.85 Joonktollee 115.20 110.30 Margo Fin 20.45 21.45 Pana Energ 299.50 302.55 Saint­Gobain 60.30 61.10 Superb Paper 20.10 20.30 Vipulorg 171.30 170.65 CreativePeri 229.10 240.55 MahaApexCorp 99.95 101.90 Somany [2] 694.55 700.85 Asm Technolo 236.70 248.25 Cslfinance 117.20 117.85 Gravity (I) 3.78 3.85 Josts Eng. [5] 535.75 524.15 Maris Spin. 57.65 60.50 Panafic [1] 0.35 0.35 Sambandam Sp 209.50 209.15 Superior 184.65 185.25 Virat Crane 28.95 29.85 CrestVenture 125.80 123.80 Manali Pet [5] 89.15 89.90 SomanyHomInn 369.60 370.70 Asrl 132.95 140.55 Ctl [1] 5.67 5.92 Greencrest 4.98 4.89 Jstl 95.20 96.60 Master Trust [5] 111.35 106.85 Parleind 8.67 8.73 Samkrg Pist. 170.70 175.20 Supreme Ho 19.70 19.55 Virinchi 63.95 63.15 Cyber Med 9.95 10.15 Mang.Timb 16.10 16.10 SPML Infra [2] 11.20 11.25 Asso.Alcohol 431.80 440.80 Cubical Fin. [2] 1.09 1.04 Grinfra [5] 1568.70 1592.60 Jtl Infra 795.10 781.70 Maxhealth 334.90 358.70 Parvati [5] 5.49 5.69 Samrat Pharm 198.75 196.25 Surat Text. [1] 10.05 9.85 Virtual Glo [1] 1.08 1.03 DamodarInd [5] 41.55 43.20 Mask Invest 32.00 30.40 SreiInfraFin 8.35 8.50 Atharv Ent 1.71 1.64 Dai­Ichi Kar 378.70 386.05 Grm Overseas 979.20 1017.15 Jublingrea [1] 714.80 762.60 Maxindia 68.35 68.60 Pas.Acrylon 27.65 29.00 Sandu Pharma 49.45 49.90 Suryalata Sp 270.55 272.95 Visagar Fin [2] 1.76 1.68 DB(Int)StBrk[2] 20.60 19.60 Maw.Sug 81.45 81.25 Std Inds [5] 15.00 15.00 Atishay 30.05 29.75 Danlaw Tech. 218.15 215.50 Gstl 54.85 54.05 Jumpnet [5] 8.46 8.88 Mayukh [5] 38.20 37.90 Patel Airtem 191.95 190.55 Sandur Mang. 1716.30 1762.90 Suryamba Sp 154.60 147.10 Vishal [5] 111.50 116.05 DCM 50.80 49.90 Mega Soft 15.70 15.10 SumeetInd 7.65 7.30 Atv Projects 9.16 9.14 Daulat Sec. 18.91 19.85 Guj.Themis. [5] 420.60 426.55 Jupiter Info 23.70 23.15 Mazdock 232.05 237.95 Pbm Polytex 132.60 139.05 Saninfra 168.50 164.85 Suryoday 155.65 154.80 Vishwaraj 154.40 153.35 DeepakFertil 411.20 415.90 MeghmaniFin 544.50 571.70 SumitWoods 13.25 13.35 Auro Lab. 128.85 130.85 Deccangold [1] 18.10 18.30 H.P.Cotton 88.30 89.45 Jyoti Ltd. 10.20 10.09 Medi Caps 45.15 46.95 Pcs Tech 11.66 12.24 Sankhya Info 5.58 5.71 Suvenphar [1] 550.95 544.80 Visioncine [1] 1.39 1.33 DeepEneResou 39.45 39.60 MeghManiOrgn 111.45 112.85 Super Spn [1] 9.95 10.30 Available Fi 88.20 87.80 Decipher 32.50 33.90 Haldyn Glass [1] 37.90 39.25 Jyoti Resins 754.30 762.40 MediaMatrix [1] 5.98 5.97 Pee Cee Cosm 134.60 132.00 Sappl 320.00 314.65 Suvidhaa [1] 21.80 21.35 Vista Pharma[2] 8.82 9.06 Dhar.Sugar 18.20 19.10 Mirc Ele [1] 16.55 15.95 Supr.Petro 630.45 629.85 Avantel Ltd 669.65 683.45 Deep 160.95 161.80 Happstmnds [2] 1413.55 1413.50 Kabsons Indu 7.80 8.14 Medicamen Bi 642.95 653.95 Perm Magnets 370.60 368.20 Sarasw.Comm. 1999.35 1916.75 Svam Softwar 3.94 3.98 Vivid Ind [5] 32.55 31.10 Digicontent [2] 12.10 12.00 ModiRubber 62.10 62.20 Suryalaxmi 53.25 55.90 Avonmore 42.15 41.70 Deepak Spinn 250.35 247.95 Haria Export 4.91 4.67 Kaira Can Co 1575.15 1595.75 Medinova Dia 44.20 45.60 Pharmaids Ph 13.95 15.30 Sat Ind Ltd [2] 33.95 33.95 Svartcorp [1] 4.47 4.54 Vivo Bio Tec 86.95 98.95 DigispiceTec 54.10 54.40 Mohit Ind 12.45 12.10 Tainwala 79.30 80.95 Awhcl [5] 344.30 349.80 Deepind 135.30 135.40 Harya Capfin 41.80 39.55 Kallam [2] 15.45 16.20 Mega Corpn. [1] 1.32 1.28 Piccadily Ag 18.35 18.90 Satia [1] 93.30 94.40 Svcind 2.52 2.64 Voith Paper 1201.70 1208.95 Ducon Infra [1] 11.20 11.75 MohotaIndus 8.00 8.40 Tanla Sol [1] 893.85 881.45 Axtel Indus. 311.35 313.45 Denis Chem 58.00 60.90 Hathway Bhaw 17.60 17.65 Kalyankjil 62.90 62.95 MenoPiston [1] 36.60 39.00 Piccadily Su 12.95 12.75 Sauras.Cem. 98.60 99.15 Svpglob [1] 133.60 137.40 Vrl 127.80 130.75 Eclerx 2257.70 2249.60 Mold­TekTec[2] 73.60 74.85 TataSteelBSL 90.50 93.75 Ba Pack 227.15 220.90 Devhari [1] 0.63 0.65 Hawkins Cook 6207.30 6271.00 Kamaholding 10080.95 10361.45 Mercantile 14.25 14.80 Pion Invest 31.60 30.70 Saven Techn [1] 28.20 27.80 Swarnasa 14.35 15.15 Waareertl 182.30 178.50 Eurotex 11.40 10.85 Mro­Tek [5] 51.40 48.85 TataSteellng 907.95 928.00 Baba Arts [1] 15.50 15.15 Devyani [1] 112.10 120.90 Haz Mul Pro 17.15 16.70 Kanchi 807.65 843.85 Mescon 14.20 13.55 Pix Trans 791.45 847.25 Sawaca Busi 2.62 2.75 Swasti Vinay [1] 7.30 7.14 Waterbase 113.80 115.40 Ever.Kanto [2] 110.20 111.90 Mukand 144.15 144.70 TataTel(Mah) 37.30 37.80 Bajaj Steel [5] 963.85 1012.00 Dhampure Sgr 31.95 33.45 Hbanketf [223] 358.00 361.76 Kanpur Plast 235.00 242.50 Metroglobl 75.20 77.40 Pmcfin [1] 2.23 2.28 Sbicard 1090.65 1094.50 Swsolar [1] 314.75 321.80 Welsplsol [6] 13.90 13.85 ExpleoSolu 1115.50 1121.50 Mukand En 24.30 24.30 TejasNetwork 371.10 374.45 Bajajhcare 869.60 876.20 Dhan Roto Sp 90.95 89.70 Hemiprop 125.85 125.00 Kcp Sugar In [1] 22.70 22.70 Mfl India [1] 0.34 0.33 Pml 1497.10 1564.15 Sbisensex 589.91 596.54 Sxetf [250] 609.56 610.77 Wepsoln 19.00 19.50 ExxaroTiles 131.00 137.55 NagaDhunseri 1420.20 1400.00 TeraSoftware 53.95 53.40 Balmer La.In 464.80 468.60 Dhanvarsha 633.75 664.10 Heranba 819.25 828.80 Keerthi 166.75 161.20 Minaxi Text. [1] 0.99 0.95 Polson Ltd. [50] 10917.95 11189.70 Scandent 21.60 22.50 Symbiox 1.45 1.49 Westlife Dev [2] 535.05 533.20 GatewayDistr 256.30 257.45 NagarjunFer [1] 12.85 12.25 ThePKTeaProd 325.10 324.75 Bambino Agro 289.75 288.55 Dharamsi Chm 337.20 335.30 Hfil 15.05 15.80 Keltech En. 807.15 827.65 Mini Diamond 8.08 7.74 Polycab 1893.85 2036.05 Scanp Geom [2] 15.85 16.60 Synco Form. [1] 6.39 6.16 Whiteorg 7.05 7.39 GenusP&B [1] 9.75 9.65 Nagrk.Exp [5] 36.80 38.25 TheWestInPly 64.00 63.00 Barbeque [5] 1081.15 1083.15 Dhoot I.Fin. 89.55 89.50 High Energy 1723.70 1809.85 Kemistar 46.60 46.50 Mishtann [1] 19.30 20.21 Polychem 517.95 512.60 Scanstl 51.65 52.90 Systamatix C 322.60 329.00 Wim Plast Lt 499.70 500.60 Gillander 48.45 48.25 Nah.Ind 112.00 110.35 Thom.Scot 18.90 18.00 Baroda Extr. [1] 2.22 2.15 Dhp India Lt 646.15 650.55 Himtek [2] 106.95 113.50 Kennametal 1433.50 1426.95 Mitsu 257.75 256.25 Polylink Pol [5] 19.40 19.85 Sctl 0.63 0.61 T & I Global 125.55 126.50 Windlas [5] 347.80 356.25 GlobText(In) 11.00 11.55 Nah.Spg [5] 390.60 398.10 Tidewater [2] 1812.70 1789.45 Basant Agro [1] 12.01 11.95 Diamines&Chm 286.00 288.30 Hind Alumin 36.20 36.10 Kerala Ayur 71.10 67.70 Mkexim 69.00 71.25 Polymech.Mch 50.95 49.30 Seacoast 203.40 213.00 Taalent 1073.60 1055.70 Winsome Brew 12.22 11.85 GlobusSpirit 912.75 958.35 NDRAutoCompo 399.40 412.40 TilakngrInd 40.80 40.45 Bclil 230.90 231.15 Diana Tea Co [5] 24.80 25.15 Hind.Everest 928.35 920.00 Kg Denim 42.90 42.50 Mnil 13.39 13.51 Pooja Ent 217.30 226.60 Seyaind 57.15 59.40 Talbroseng 232.15 244.45 Wpil Ltd. 884.60 903.35 God.Pow.Isp 1136.00 1173.50 Neuland 1673.55 1674.70 Tips Ind 1100.55 1144.45 Bcpl 52.75 51.95 Disa India 5378.30 5682.45 Hind.Fluroca 10.16 10.38 Kg Petrochem 393.85 404.00 Mod.Insul. 55.55 55.45 Poona Dal 53.95 53.10 Sgrl 368.25 376.40 Taneja Aero. [5] 44.25 45.75 Xtglobal [1] 37.95 37.40 GodhaCarbon 35.35 34.60 NewgenSWTech 569.05 564.20 TirupatiForg 87.95 88.50 Bdh Indus. 119.80 126.75 Divya.Granit 73.25 74.25 Hind.Tin Wrk 116.95 121.85 Khaitan Che [1] 65.65 66.85 Modern Dairi 9.11 8.95 Porwal Auto 24.90 24.55 Sha Eng Pla 1792.75 1778.10 Tata Yodogaw 57.55 57.00 Yamini Inves [1] 0.72 0.75 GreenpanlInd 250.60 256.85 Nitin Spn 203.20 207.50 TN Tele 9.95 10.40 Bectorfood 394.10 396.80 Dodla 549.90 562.65 Hindustn Bio 3.94 3.80 Kic Metaliks [2] 58.30 60.75 Modinatural 127.15 126.90 Powerindia [2] 2227.20 2181.40 Shahlon 73.00 74.35 Tatia Glob [1] 1.68 1.60 Yash Manage. 8.59 9.30 GTL 16.50 15.70 NK Industrie 40.75 39.50 TouchwoodEnt 123.00 124.90 Beekay 365.00 373.80 Dolphin Medi 2.94 2.95 Hleglas 4218.40 4221.45 Kilpest (I) 530.60 536.50 Modison Met[1] 73.90 76.30 Ppl 162.10 163.10 Shalimar Pro [1] 0.49 0.49 Tatva 2085.60 2077.45 Yashchem 36.70 36.65 GujartRafInd 30.60 32.00 Oil Country 6.75 6.80 TreeHouseEdu 8.85 8.90 Bellacasa 126.15 126.00 Duncaneng 195.70 197.75 Homefirst [2] 559.85 569.55 Kims 1276.05 1286.65 Modulex 16.70 17.50 Pradeep Met. 81.35 82.00 Shangar [5] 6.93 6.91 Tcfc Finance 41.05 41.80 Yasho 653.00 639.75 GulshanPoly [1] 241.90 247.95 OlectrGrntec 297.95 300.25 Utm.Sug 196.80 196.90 Bengal Tea & 64.35 67.20 Dynamic 62.35 62.15 Huil 4846.00 5088.30 Kinetic Eng. 56.05 57.70 Monarch 125.00 128.90 Pratiksha Ch 15.20 15.96 Sharika [5] 9.20 9.20 Tcnsbrands [2] 589.65 588.45 Yashpakka 87.15 86.55 Hexa Trade [2] 215.10 207.55 Omax Auto 50.20 50.90 VIPClothing [2] 18.05 18.60 Bengla& Asm 2099.05 2199.10 Easemytrip [2] 442.60 452.00 Icici500 243.38 237.31 Kingsinfra 33.50 33.50 Morarka Fin. 54.90 55.00 Praveg 111.00 111.75 Sharp India 42.15 44.15 Tcpl Pack 533.55 534.15 Yuken India 618.40 607.20 HFCL [1] 68.40 70.25 OnelifeCapAd 22.35 21.25 Wanbury 82.95 81.70 Beryl Drugs 11.57 11.50 Eastwest [2] 7.49 7.65 Icicibankn 356.35 362.79 Kiran Vypar 128.15 128.50 Morgan Cru [5] 935.00 948.40 Premco Glob. 461.05 488.55 Sharp Inv [1] 0.63 0.60 Tdsl 25.05 26.20 Zenith Healt [1] 7.38 7.42 Himat.Seid [5] 242.90 251.85 OnePntOneSol 34.85 36.50 WelthFrstPrt 215.00 220.00 Best E.Hotel [1] 18.25 20.00 Eco Board In 18.14 17.24 Icicibankp 181.00 186.25 Kirl.Ferrous [5] 232.65 246.75 Moschip [2] 42.05 41.00 Prima Plasti 123.60 122.50 Shbajrg 299.25 284.30 Technoe [2] 285.55 288.00 Zenlabs 36.95 37.50 HindNtGls&I [2] 36.80 37.05 OptimusInfra 170.50 179.00 XelpmocDesgn 376.95 368.95 Bestagro 669.05 702.50 Ecoreco 76.55 75.45 Icicifmcg 387.67 392.50 Kirlosar Pn [2] 376.70 383.45 Mstc 257.65 261.30 Princepipe 663.55 661.30 Sheetal Diam 4.93 5.17 Tejnaksh 87.90 89.60 Zenotech 56.10 53.55 HindujaGlobl 2795.45 2658.30 OrchidPharma 415.60 410.40 YaariDigInt 97.85 98.05 Bgjl 15.80 15.90 Elantas 3697.25 3757.90 Icicilovol 136.50 137.35 Kirloskar El 17.20 17.00 Mtartech 1268.55 1284.80 Prism Medi 4.96 5.16 Shilchar Tec 217.35 206.30 Terai Tea Co 56.00 53.60 Zf Steering 459.25 461.25 HindustnFood 1803.40 1819.50 PanacheDigi 58.60 57.50 Zuari Ag 121.25 119.75 Bhagira.Chem 663.25 667.55 Eldeco Hous. 2668.95 2750.10 Icicim150 105.37 107.50 Kisan Mould. 16.05 16.45 Mukta 3.37 3.53 Prismx 99.75 97.30 Shilp Gravur 117.05 117.55 Texel Indus. 70.10 73.55 Zomato [1] 124.65 133.40 HOV Services 64.45 64.30 Param.Comn[2] 12.20 12.65 ZuariGlobal 132.00 131.00

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