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Dear Gold finger and other dreamers of Austral coke.
Check out NSE data and bulk deals that happened last week. Major promoter, Shri Hanuman Investments has sold lakhs no of shares.
They are offloading and poor retail investers are buying in dreams of thousands turning into lakhs.
Another case of pyramid saimira....
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ANOTHER DOWN C I R C U I T. .
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GOLD FINGER
I have committed a sum of Rs.35,000/- for investment in Austral Coke. Made investments at various levels. Till it gets exhausted, I will continue buying at various levels.
If Austral coke collapses, I loose 35,000/-.
But if Austral Coke turns out to be a winner, I see my investment of 35,000/- becoming 35 Lakhs. 
Positive News
Posted by : fundoobull1Price when posted : BSE: Rs 77.10 ( 20.00 % ), NSE: Rs. 77.05 ( 20.02 % )
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Yes you are right but that scenario is highly unlikley. The important question would be who will be the strategic investor and that will pave the path for the future. ...
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Positive News
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j2eeprofessiona
yes good for us shareholders...but the only caveat is that if Vishal Retail does not manage to get a strategic investor then the CDR remains cancelled....
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dont invest this type of company its only operator . high risk if sebi give any news its come to paise level.
banning news come soon...
Economic times names AXIS the best bank in India
Posted by : mohankumar1000Price when posted : BSE: Rs 991.95 ( 0.72 % ), NSE: Rs. 992.05 ( 0.56 % )
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After `The Great Economic Depression` of 1930s, it is `The Global Financial Crisis`, which will remain entrenched in the memories of people across
the world for several years to come. Deep-rooted in the banking system of the developed world, it sent tremors to developing countries like India and China. Indian banking system however remained insulated demonstrating the strength of local banks.
We at ET Intelligence Group think that the time is ripe to compare Indian banks to each other. For this, we undertook a detailed exercise to rank banks across broad parameters like growth, efficiency, financial strength, scale and shareholder`s return. Each parameter was further broken down into many layers (please refer to the methodology box).
The objective was to make sure that growth is backed by sustainability and efficiency. We considered growth in core fee income as well, because it shows how successful a bank has been in activities, which are ancillary to the primary function of lending and accepting deposits, like distribution of financial products and providing value-added services. Apart from other income, growth in deposits and advances was taken into account to gauge the pace of balance-sheet expansion. To make sure that growth was reflected in operations, net profit growth was also considered.
We tried to distill oft-repeated success mantra, `growth with efficiency` by breaking it down in three parameters: net interest margin (NIM), business per employee and return on assets (RoA). NIM was considered to make sure that the funds are efficiently deployed; business per employee to ascertain the efficiency of human resource and RoA to check if the assets are efficiently being put to use. The financial strength of banks was measured by its asset quality (as evident from non-performing assets) and capital adequacy ratio.
In order to determine the shareholder`s return, we also considered factors like stock price gain, volatility in the stock price and dividend growth. We considered the data for last three financial years, so that conclusions are not skewed in favour of just one year`s performance. More weightage was given to the recent year`s performance and vice versa.
After hours of number crunching, we figured out that Axis Bank is the best bank in the country followed by Bank of India (BoI) and HDFC Bank. It must be noted that of the top 10 Indian banks, six are from public sector space. That PSU banks are bridging the gap with private banks was a hypothesis, which has now been vindicated. Of the four broad parameters that we discussed, BoI ranks in top 5 in three parameters. The bank has posted significant growth in dividend in last three years and its stock has appreciated sharply. Ever consistent HDFC Bank sits smartly at the third slot.
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I have committed a sum of Rs.35,000/- for investment in Austral Coke. Made investments at various levels. Till it gets exhausted, I will continue buying at various levels.
If Austral coke collapses, I loose 35,000/-.
But if Austral Coke turns out to be a winner, I see my investment of 35,000/- becoming 35 Lakhs....
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ANOTHER DOWN C I R C U I T. .
Posted by : tara23
why gap down opening on nifty. austral may see 5 rupees in this run
positive break out at 85 eps 18 share at 85 only see graph
Posted by : poojadeviPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 84.20 ( 0.84 % ), NSE: Rs. 84.15 ( 1.26 % )
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positive break out at 85 eps 18 share at 85 only see graph...going to touch 103 this week share doesnt goes down when market go down...
MEGA BID !!!!
Posted by : rvk41Price when posted : BSE: Rs 2125.15 ( 2.07 % ), NSE: Rs. 2123.30 ( 1.90 % )
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Mukesh Ambani, the richest Indian and chairman of Reliance Industries, is dreaming one of the biggest-ever deals by an Indian entrepreneur . Will he stand out as he has been in the past? Or will he join the club of Vijay Mallya, Ratan Tata, Kumar Mangalam Birla and Tulsi Tanti of Suzlon who burnt their fingers with global acquisitions? Reliance’s past record in global acquisitions is not inspiring either.
As Reliance sets out to make what could turn out to ber the biggest acquisition by an Indian firm, the mood among bankers who peddle deals and analysts is one of caution, and not of elation. “Corporates moving overseas is the right thing. But they need to be selective,” says Uday Kotak, a consummate dealmaker and executive vice-chairman of Kotak Mahindra Bank.
Indian companies such as Suzlon, Tata Motors , Ranbaxy Laboratories took on billions of dollars debt to buy international companies as they were carried away by the globalisation hype during the five years of dream stock market rally up to 2008 January. Most of them are now struggling to repay the debt and some are selling family jewels to stay afloat.
In 2006, Tata Steel acquired Anglo-Dutch steelmaker Corus for $12.2 billion, the largest overseas acquisition by an Indian company till date. The deal catapulted Tata Steel to the fifth position in the global pecking order of steel producers , but the group is struggling with the mountain of debt. In the following year, Hindalco, the flagship company of Kumar Manglam Birla, swallowed Canadian firm Novelis for $6 billion. And its position is no different from the Tatas.
These were followed by a series of acquisitions — White and Mackay was bought by United Spirits and JLR was snapped up by Tata Motors. “Some of these acquisitions were done at the peak of the valuation cycles, which made them difficult to justify. More importantly, the global recession made these businesses unviable in the short term,” says the chief investment officer of a leading foreign fund, who asked not to be named. And Reliance has its own set of lessons learnt from the past. In 2004, Reliance acquired Trevira , a German textile firm, for about 80 million euros . In June this year, Trevira applied in a German court to start insolvency proceedings.
Experts say acquisitions also need to be viewed through the prism of strategic rationale and over a longer term horizon to be labeled as successes or failures.
“It would be a mistake to judge the success of a large acquisition over the short term as the market typically does. Industrialists’ time scale for measuring success is different from that of the market. They are looking at the impact over decades, whereas the market is only looking at the next two to three years,” said Frank Hancock , managing director, advisory, Barclays Capital . Ashok Wadhwa, managing director of Ambit Corporate Finance, for instance notes that United Spirits’ decision to acquire White & Mackay for $1.1 billion gave it much needed stock of old Scotch Whiskey. “The acquisition has given it (United Spirits) the ability to bring these brands to India, which will have huge accretive impact on the company,” says Wadhwa.
However, experts feel that the ability of acquisitions to sustain business cycles is important. Citing the case of Suzlon’s acquisition of RE Power for $1.7 billion and Wockhardt’s overseas acquisitions, one banker said there were some cases where Indian promoters embarked on aggressive acquisitions that were beyond their ability to digest. “These acquisitions were made at the peak of their valuations. The subsequent global downturn made the entire business case more difficult as they had not factored the downturn, which made financing costlier,” the banker added.
Sanjay Agarwal, MD of Deutsche Bank (investment banking) says that the payback period of these acquisitions has increased because of the unexpected recession in the west. India Inc needs to weather this downturn, as in the long term the deals will be financially accretive and viable propositions.
Source E T,with regards
rvk41...
bloomberg news
Posted by : abhaytiwPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 230.25 ( 1.61 % ), NSE: Rs. 230.25 ( 1.45 % )
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Nov. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Sugar production in India, the world’s second-largest grower, may be 11 percent more than estimated after farmers boosted planting and yields improved because of increased fertilizer use.
Output may jump to 17.68 million metric tons in the season started Oct. 1, according to interviews with 631 farmers across six states by Geneva-based SGS SA for Bloomberg. The farm ministry and the Indian Sugar Mills Association have estimated 16 million tons. The SGS survey used a figure of 16.1 million tons for the previous year.
A bigger harvest may help India pare its reliance on imports and curb the 90 percent rally in global prices this year. A shortage turned the country, the biggest consumer, into a net buyer for the first time since 2006 and sent prices to a 28-year high in September.
“If India’s production turns out to be better than expected because of higher recovery and yield, it could prove to be mildly bearish for prices,” said Leonardo Bichara Rocha, an economist at the London-based International Sugar Organization.
India’s cane harvest this year may increase 9.8 percent to 297.95 million tons, bolstered by a 3.8 percent increase in acreage and a 5.7 percent improvement in yield because of better irrigation and fertilizer application, the SGS survey showed. The survey by five teams between Oct. 20 and Nov. 3 covered six main cane-growing states including Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra, the biggest producers.
Sugar production may total 16 million tons this year, Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar said Nov. 4.
Price Dispute
Mills in Uttar Pradesh, the biggest cane grower, haven’t begun crushing because of a price dispute with farmers, while rains hampered harvests twice this month in Maharashtra, the second-largest cane grower.
Reporting of “bad crop” conditions increased this year in the states of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, while the health of fields in Maharashtra and Gujarat states wasn’t affected, the survey showed. Pest attacks on the standing crop fell in Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra, compared with the prior season, it said.
While 97 percent of the farmers reported dry weather, high prices encouraged them to intensify irrigation and increase the use of fertilizer to boost yields, the survey showed.
Prices at Vashi in Mumbai, India’s biggest market for the commodity, have surged 82 percent this year, reaching a record 3,536.65 rupees per 100 kilograms ($76) on Nov. 7. Raw sugar in New York and white sugar in London have almost doubled this year.
‘Highly Optimistic’
Indian cane growers remain “highly optimistic” about prices this year, with 64 percent expecting more than 2,000 rupees ($43) a ton. Prices will determine crop acreage next season, the survey said.
Opposition lawmakers stalled parliament twice last week, demanding farmers must be paid more than the rate of 130 rupees per 100 kilograms fixed by the government. Mills in Uttar Pradesh offered 180 rupees, which opposition parties say isn’t enough. Growers want 280 rupees.
The country’s 50 million cane farmers are a powerful voting block, and Uttar Pradesh sends the largest number of lawmakers to parliament.
“We haven’t factored the fallout of political developments related to sugar in our forecast” of 17.3 million tons for the country, International Sugar Organization’s Rocha said.
India extended duty-free purchases of raw sugar by nine months to Jan. 1, 2011, to bridge a shortfall. White, or refined, sugar can be bought without paying taxes until March 31, a four- month extension.
‘New Highs’
“India’s deficit will extend into the next season, and I expect global prices to hit further highs,” said Krishnakumar Srinivasan, a fund manager at Sundaram BNP Paribas AMC Ltd. in Chennai. Purchases may total 4 million to 5 million tons this year, he said. The fund manages $2.9 billion and owns shares of Shree Renuka Sugars Ltd. and Balrampur Chini Mills Ltd., the nation’s top producers.
The world may have a surplus of 500,000 tons of sugar in the 2010-11
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Five behind the Deal
Posted by : rvk41Price when posted : BSE: Rs 2125.15 ( 2.07 % ), NSE: Rs. 2123.30 ( 1.90 % )
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He is Mukesh Ambani’s Man Friday. More than 30 years ago, they met in Mumbai University’s Department of Chemical Technology and handled every project together. Modi, who has a feel for project details, launched new ventures like infocomm and retail.
NIKHIL MESWANI
He manages petrochemical business and is a vivacious presence in industry forums. Son of founder director Rasiklal Meswani, he joined the company at an early age and became a director in 1990. He played a key role in the acquisition of Trevira-the German polyester company which went into bankruptcy.
ZIA MODY
A senior partner of law firm AZB & Partners, her experience in global M&A transactions will come handy in dealing with a maze of bankruptcy procedures. This Cambridge University law graduate’s laws firm is expanding operations by taking over smaller law firms.
ALOK AGARWAL
His innate ability to manage finances makes him the key person for all important transactions. This low profile and soft spoken chief financial officer will play a crucial role in structuring the deal and making it less expensive.
KAMAL NANAVATI
This RIL veteran of many years has been instrumental in the success of polymer business ever since he had joined the company from IPCL. Known for his shrewd marketing skills, this head of polymer business will have a major say in assessing the potential of Basell’s key markets.
Source E T,with regards
rvk41
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Dear Bababull,
I`m holding this crap from 2005 May and average is now around 8.25. Give me a better offer I`ll consider and dump my 200K shares....
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75.23% delivery
Posted by : bababull
Welome adipudi, the new promoter of teledata informatics. When should we expect open offer from you & at what price?
BUY TODAY AND HOLD FOR MULTIPLYING YOUR CAPITAL
Posted by : poorfellowPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 496.50 ( -1.48 % )
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This stock is beaten down badly in last 15 days without having any valid reason.
EPS and NP MARGINS are like below:
Annual March/09: EPS:17.56, NPM: 18.23
Quarterly June/09: EPS:8.24, NPM: 21.11
Quarterly Sept/09: EPS:10.70, NPM: 21.22
But the stock has come down Rs.689/-(high) on 15th Oct/09 to Rs.496.50 on Nov/20. The fall is particularly notable after Sept/09 Qly results. Bouncing back to Rs.700/- any-day. A very strong and investor friendly company, rising topline and bottomline very steeply....
bloomberg news
Posted by : abhaytiwPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 207.10 ( -0.19 % ), NSE: Rs. 207.05 ( -0.19 % )
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Nov. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Sugar production in India, the world’s second-largest grower, may be 11 percent more than estimated after farmers boosted planting and yields improved because of increased fertilizer use.
Output may jump to 17.68 million metric tons in the season started Oct. 1, according to interviews with 631 farmers across six states by Geneva-based SGS SA for Bloomberg. The farm ministry and the Indian Sugar Mills Association have estimated 16 million tons. The SGS survey used a figure of 16.1 million tons for the previous year.
A bigger harvest may help India pare its reliance on imports and curb the 90 percent rally in global prices this year. A shortage turned the country, the biggest consumer, into a net buyer for the first time since 2006 and sent prices to a 28-year high in September.
“If India’s production turns out to be better than expected because of higher recovery and yield, it could prove to be mildly bearish for prices,” said Leonardo Bichara Rocha, an economist at the London-based International Sugar Organization.
India’s cane harvest this year may increase 9.8 percent to 297.95 million tons, bolstered by a 3.8 percent increase in acreage and a 5.7 percent improvement in yield because of better irrigation and fertilizer application, the SGS survey showed. The survey by five teams between Oct. 20 and Nov. 3 covered six main cane-growing states including Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra, the biggest producers.
Sugar production may total 16 million tons this year, Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar said Nov. 4.
Price Dispute
Mills in Uttar Pradesh, the biggest cane grower, haven’t begun crushing because of a price dispute with farmers, while rains hampered harvests twice this month in Maharashtra, the second-largest cane grower.
Reporting of “bad crop” conditions increased this year in the states of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, while the health of fields in Maharashtra and Gujarat states wasn’t affected, the survey showed. Pest attacks on the standing crop fell in Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra, compared with the prior season, it said.
While 97 percent of the farmers reported dry weather, high prices encouraged them to intensify irrigation and increase the use of fertilizer to boost yields, the survey showed.
Prices at Vashi in Mumbai, India’s biggest market for the commodity, have surged 82 percent this year, reaching a record 3,536.65 rupees per 100 kilograms ($76) on Nov. 7. Raw sugar in New York and white sugar in London have almost doubled this year.
‘Highly Optimistic’
Indian cane growers remain “highly optimistic” about prices this year, with 64 percent expecting more than 2,000 rupees ($43) a ton. Prices will determine crop acreage next season, the survey said.
Opposition lawmakers stalled parliament twice last week, demanding farmers must be paid more than the rate of 130 rupees per 100 kilograms fixed by the government. Mills in Uttar Pradesh offered 180 rupees, which opposition parties say isn’t enough. Growers want 280 rupees.
The country’s 50 million cane farmers are a powerful voting block, and Uttar Pradesh sends the largest number of lawmakers to parliament.
“We haven’t factored the fallout of political developments related to sugar in our forecast” of 17.3 million tons for the country, International Sugar Organization’s Rocha said.
India extended duty-free purchases of raw sugar by nine months to Jan. 1, 2011, to bridge a shortfall. White, or refined, sugar can be bought without paying taxes until March 31, a four- month extension.
‘New Highs’
“India’s deficit will extend into the next season, and I expect global prices to hit further highs,” said Krishnakumar Srinivasan, a fund manager at Sundaram BNP Paribas AMC Ltd. in Chennai. Purchases may total 4 million to 5 million tons this year, he said. The fund manages $2.9 billion and owns shares of Shree Renuka Sugars Ltd. and Balrampur Chini Mills Ltd., the nation’s top producers.
The world may have a surplus of 500,000 tons of sugar in the 2010-11
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future of suzlon
Posted by : VarnerPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 73.00 ( -2.93 % ), NSE: Rs. 73.00 ( -2.93 % )
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When a company starts generaging cash by selling its assets created over the years, investers should understand that there is something seriously wrong with its management, and should exit from it....
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future of suzlon
Posted by : boysi
I would like to know from other boarders whether company will be able to survive in this downtrend in its business cycle. Will it exist after 5 yrs from today. Is current management capable of reviving company future. I have serious doubt about its future.
bloomberg news
Posted by : abhaytiwPrice when posted : BSE: Rs 134.05 ( -3.18 % ), NSE: Rs. 134.10 ( -3.04 % )
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Nov. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Sugar production in India, the world’s second-largest grower, may be 11 percent more than estimated after farmers boosted planting and yields improved because of increased fertilizer use.
Output may jump to 17.68 million metric tons in the season started Oct. 1, according to interviews with 631 farmers across six states by Geneva-based SGS SA for Bloomberg. The farm ministry and the Indian Sugar Mills Association have estimated 16 million tons. The SGS survey used a figure of 16.1 million tons for the previous year.
A bigger harvest may help India pare its reliance on imports and curb the 90 percent rally in global prices this year. A shortage turned the country, the biggest consumer, into a net buyer for the first time since 2006 and sent prices to a 28-year high in September.
“If India’s production turns out to be better than expected because of higher recovery and yield, it could prove to be mildly bearish for prices,” said Leonardo Bichara Rocha, an economist at the London-based International Sugar Organization.
India’s cane harvest this year may increase 9.8 percent to 297.95 million tons, bolstered by a 3.8 percent increase in acreage and a 5.7 percent improvement in yield because of better irrigation and fertilizer application, the SGS survey showed. The survey by five teams between Oct. 20 and Nov. 3 covered six main cane-growing states including Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra, the biggest producers.
Sugar production may total 16 million tons this year, Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar said Nov. 4.
Price Dispute
Mills in Uttar Pradesh, the biggest cane grower, haven’t begun crushing because of a price dispute with farmers, while rains hampered harvests twice this month in Maharashtra, the second-largest cane grower.
Reporting of “bad crop” conditions increased this year in the states of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, while the health of fields in Maharashtra and Gujarat states wasn’t affected, the survey showed. Pest attacks on the standing crop fell in Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra, compared with the prior season, it said.
While 97 percent of the farmers reported dry weather, high prices encouraged them to intensify irrigation and increase the use of fertilizer to boost yields, the survey showed.
Prices at Vashi in Mumbai, India’s biggest market for the commodity, have surged 82 percent this year, reaching a record 3,536.65 rupees per 100 kilograms () on Nov. 7. Raw sugar in New York and white sugar in London have almost doubled this year.
‘Highly Optimistic’
Indian cane growers remain “highly optimistic” about prices this year, with 64 percent expecting more than 2,000 rupees () a ton. Prices will determine crop acreage next season, the survey said.
Opposition lawmakers stalled parliament twice last week, demanding farmers must be paid more than the rate of 130 rupees per 100 kilograms fixed by the government. Mills in Uttar Pradesh offered 180 rupees, which opposition parties say isn’t enough. Growers want 280 rupees.
The country’s 50 million cane farmers are a powerful voting block, and Uttar Pradesh sends the largest number of lawmakers to parliament.
“We haven’t factored the fallout of political developments related to sugar in our forecast” of 17.3 million tons for the country, International Sugar Organization’s Rocha said.
India extended duty-free purchases of raw sugar by nine months to Jan. 1, 2011, to bridge a shortfall. White, or refined, sugar can be bought without paying taxes until March 31, a four- month extension.
‘New Highs’
“India’s deficit will extend into the next season, and I expect global prices to hit further highs,” said Krishnakumar Srinivasan, a fund manager at Sundaram BNP Paribas AMC Ltd. in Chennai. Purchases may total 4 million to 5 million tons this year, he said. The fund manages .9 billion and owns shares of Shree Renuka Sugars Ltd. and Balrampur Chini Mills Ltd., the nation’s top producers.
The world may have a surplus of 500,000 tons of sugar in the 2010-11
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Dear sd3,
Second option please.
Regards
Nadhi...
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Posted by : sd3
There is good report from Sco-Gen for their Nov publication .
I would like U to read it .
But how do i tell u details ?
can u download from scribd ?
or prefer an email ?
or dont prefer at all :) :)
sd3..
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