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Markets Today Key Overnight Developments Must Know… 5 July 2011 MARKETS TODAY WORLD INDICES & INDIAN ADRs (US$) 4-Jul-11 We expect markets opening flat on tepid cues from overseas market. Latest Points % Chg. Investors will be cautious ahead of corporate earnings this week. Resistance NIKKEI 225 * 9949.9 (15.2) (0.2) is seen at 5663 levels & support is seen at 5614 levels. Stock to watch: Tata HANG SENG * 22760.2 (10.3) (0.1) Tele, Idea, Ashok Leyland, BHEL, Reliance Ind . Data watch: Services PMI of DOWJONES 12582.8 0.0 0.0 NASDAQ 2816.0 42.5 1.5 India, Italy, France, Germany and Eurozone, EU retail trade. SGX NIFTY FUT* 5662.0 (3.5) (0.1) KEY OVERNIGHT DEVELOPMENTS INFY 66.1 0.8 1.3 Markets in US were shut on Monday for Independence Day holiday. Asian HDFC BANK 175.9 (0.5) (0.3) stocks were under pressure on speculation as Chinese central bank raised ICICI BANK 50.0 0.7 1.4 expectations of an imminent interest-rate increase. UK's benchmark share TATA MOTORS 22.9 0.4 1.6 index rose in thin trade led by oil producing companies, but the fall in banking WIPRO 13.3 0.1 1.0 TATA COMM. 9.2 0.4 4.3 stocks kept gains under check. Oil futures in London were mostly unchanged * At 08:20 a.m. IST on 5-Jul-11 from previous close as the improved risk appetite due to rise in European MUST KNOW…. shares was offset by a strong dollar. India's electricity generation rose 8.2% on year in June to 70.79 bn kWh vs EQUITY 4-Jul-11 3.8% a year ago and 10.3% in May. The power generation in June is 5.6% Latest 1 Day P/E* P/B* lower than 75.01 bn kWh produced a mnth ago. Thermal power generation SENSEX 18,814.5 0.3 17.1 2.9 NIFTY 5,650.5 0.4 16.8 2.9 in June grew 5.0% on year to 55.93 bn kWh. Nuclear power generation CNXMIDCAP 8,093.3 0.8 12.5 1.9 grew 40.1% to 2.51 bn kWh, while hydel power rose 22.4% on year to 11.95 *Source: Bloomberg bn kWh in June. Electricity in Apr-Jun rose 8.3% to 217.23 bn kWh. COMMODITIES Jaiprakash Associates Ltd's cement despatches rose 3% on year in June to Latest Points % Chg. 1.37 mn tn. The company's cement despatches during Apr-Jun were 4.17 GOLD 1497.1 9.3 0.6 mn tn, 7% higher from the corresponding quarter last year. CRUDE OIL 94.9 (0.5) (0.5) ARSS Infrastructure Projects Ltd has received an order worth Rs.246 mn FII ACTIVITIES IN DERIVATIVES 4-Jul-11 from the Odisha government for construction of roads in the state. The FII Net Buy (Rs. Open Ch. in Open company did not provide the details of the order. Crs) Interest Int. (DOD) Dhanlaxmi Bank has forayed into the gold retailing business by launching Index Futures 731.1 12504.0 6.6 24-carat gold coins in denominations of 5 and 10 gm across its various Index Options 1022.9 29951.9 12.0 branches. The gold coins will have a purity of 99.99% and will carry Assay Stock Futures (160.4) 29743.7 3.5 certification, signifying highest purity of gold as per international standards. Stock Options (28.4) 414.7 151.7 Steel Strips Wheels Ltd is planning to raise $16 mn by selling stake in the NET INFLOWS (Rs. Crs.) 1-Jul-11 company by December. The stake sale is likely at around Rs.595 a share. As NET MTD YTD on Mar 31, promoters held 50.78% stake in the company. Garg said the FII 2677.3 2677.3 4730.8 company would utilise the funds for expansion, and for building a new unit. MF (27.5) (27.5) 3197.3 *YTD From January till date Tata Power Co Ltd has tied up coal supplies for the 1,050 MW Maithon EXCHANGE RATE 4-Jul-11 power project in Dhanbad, Jharkhand. The project, which will have two Closing % Chg. units of 525 MW each, is being undertaken by a 74:26 JV between Tata Rs. / $ 44.6 (0.26) Power and Damodar Valley Corp. Besides supplying power to Damodar Rs. / EURO 64.6 (0.16) Valley Corp, the Maithon project will export electricity to the power-deficit Rs. / UK Sterling 71.5 (0.11) northern states for which power purchase agreements have been signed. G.SEC. YEILD 4-Jul-11 Punj Lloyd Ltd sought the shareholders' approval to expand into Rate Yield (%) manufacturing, assembly and repair of general and special-purpose GS CG2021 7.80% 96.3 8.4 equipment for diverse sectors including agriculture, construction, mining, power and industrial applications. Please refer to important disclosures at the end of the report For private Circulation Only. Sushil Financial Services Private Limited Member BSE1 : SEBI Regn.No. INB/F010982338 | NSE : SEBI Regn.No.INB/F230607435. Office : 12, Homji Street, Fort, Mumbai 400 001. Phone: +91 22 40936000 Fax: +91 22 22665758 Email : [email protected] CORPORATE ANNOUNCEMENTS Bajaj Auto Ltd sold 16% more vehicles in June than a year ago, and 2% more month-on-month. The company sold 366,657 vehicles in June, up from 315,422 sold last year and 358,849 sold in May. During the Apr-Jun quarter, the company sold 1.09 mn vehicles, the highest ever in a quarter for the company. The company exported 427,364 units during the quarter, up 32% on year. Bajaj Auto's motorcycle sales in June rose 14% on year to 322,827 units. In May, the company had sold 317,989 units. In the commercial vehicle segment, Bajaj Auto sold 43,830 units in June, up 34% on year. In June, exports were up 25% at 142,124 vehicles against 114,024 year ago. Jindal Steel Bolivia, an arm of Jindal Steel and Power Ltd, has started export of iron ore from the El-Mutun mines at Puerto Aguirre in South Bolivia. JSB will be exporting iron ore mainly to China, Middle East (West Asia), European and South American countries. Media reports that the company expects to garner around Rs.7.65 bn from sale of iron ore from the Bolivian mine in the current financial year to March. Jindal Saw Limited has made full and final payment towards : (1) redemption of all 0.75% Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds (FCCBs) outstanding as on the date of redemption, i.e., June 30, 2011; and. (2) All premium and interest due on such FCCBs as per Offering Circular dated May 30, 2006. Consequently, the FCCBs have been fully extinguished upon such payment. Further the Company is taking steps to complete the process of delisting the aforesaid FCCBs from Singapore Stock Exchange upon their extinguishment. Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd has invited bids from banks for a seven-year secured loan of Rs.15 bn with a floating interest rate. The loan will be raised in tranches as per the requirement within the discretion of MTNL without any penalty. The loan would come with a three-year moratorium on principal repayment with interest payment on monthly basis followed by repayment of loan quarterly. The last date for banks to submit their sealed quotations has been set as Jul 12. Tulip Telecom Ltd has got bids from potential suitors for 30% of the company's stake in its Bengaluru data centre, sources familiar with the development told. The bids have come. The company is yet to enter into a binding agreement with any bidder. The process should take two months, a source said. Tulip Telecom had acquired the Bengaluru data centre facility, SADA IT Parks Pvt Ltd, for Rs.2.30 bn in January. Hindustan Zinc Ltd raised zinc prices by Rs.3,200 per tn to Rs.121,400. The company also increased lead prices by Rs.2,200 per tn to Rs.135,000. The Vedanta group company aligns its product prices in line with the trend on the London Metal Exchange. Hindustan Copper Ltd has raised prices of cut copper cathode by Rs.5,186 a tn to Rs.442,684. It also raised prices of full copper cathode by a similar quantum to Rs.441,184 a tn. The new prices came into effect Jul 1, and are exclusive of taxes and other levies. The state-owned company aligns its product prices in line with the trend on the London Metal Exchange. Lyka Labs Ltd's factory at Ankleshwar is sealed, without following due procedure of law, by the Mamlatdar of Ankleshwar for alleged recovery of dues towards DPEA., under DPCO 1979. This has happened despite the matter being Sub Judice before the Hon'ble Gujarat High Court. The hearing is on in the matter in the Hon'ble Gujarat High Court and the Company hope the matter will be resolved soon. Indiabulls Real Estate Ltd has received clearance from the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board for the three commercial towers of its Finance Centre project at the Elphinstone Mills compound in central Mumbai. 2 Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd is likely to float tender for 15-mn GSM lines in two weeks. Last month, Upadhyay had said the telecom services provider was looking at ways to procure equipment and emergency procurement was one of the options that the company was evaluating. The tender will be based on vendor-financing model. The government has appointed P.K.
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