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Sesa Goa
NSE Announcements on Sesa Goa
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MMB MessengerTracked by: 0 Boarder
Sesa Goa Ltd. has submitted to the Exchange a copy of the minutes of the Annual General Meeting of the company held on July 23, 2008. A copy of the same shall be available on the NSE website (http://www.nseindia.com) under Corporates > Latest Announcements and on the Extranet Server (/Common/Corporate Announcements). ...
Cant see my shares in my account
Posted by :
ashokthe1Tracked by: 1 Boarder
Can some one tell me why i cant see my shares in my account. I have 27 shares on aug 8th at 3218. But today when i see in my account, i didnt find any shares at all. Can some one help me in this....
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whether wise to purchase sesagoa shares...
NOR RECIEVED ES SPLIT N EX BONUS SHARES
Posted by : presswala.abbasTracked by: 0 Boarder
I HAVE NOT RECIEVED EX SPLIT N EX BONUS TILL DATE WHEN I SHOULD GET CAN ANY BODY ANSWER MY QUEST?...
Buy Sesa Goa, target of Rs 4785: India Infoline
Posted by :
abracTracked by: 3 Boarders
Sorry, misunderstood the msg....
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Buy Sesa Goa, target of Rs 4785: India Infoline
Posted by : Ramki
Hey abrac.....What I would like to point out to black is the company has already paid dividend......I mean dividend amount is already credited into my bank a/c which is more or less ex-date only.....ROFL 
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when will i get the bonus share..............
Kotak Securities puts BUY on Sesa Goa
Posted by : ash...!!Tracked by: 0 Boarder
Sesa Goa went ex-bonus (1:1) and ex-split (10:1) on August 8 2008, which means that there are now 20 shares trading of face value Re1 per share against each share traded earlier with a face value of Rs10 per share.
We are realigning the target price and earning per share estimates while keeping intact the earlier revenue and profitability estimates and valuation.
Realigned forecasted EPS for FY09E and FY10E works out to Rs30.8 and Rs40.9 respectively.
We continue to value the company on 6 times EV/EBITDA for FY09E which also captures the value of high cash and cash equivalents estimated at the end of FY09E.
We retain our BUY recommendation with realigned new target price of Rs300, for an investment perspective of nine months....
Buy Sesa Goa, target of Rs 4785: India Infoline
Posted by : RamkiTracked by: 3 Boarders
Hey abrac.....What I would like to point out to black is the company has already paid dividend......I mean dividend amount is already credited into my bank a/c which is more or less ex-date only.....ROFL...
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Buy Sesa Goa, target of Rs 4785: India Infoline
Posted by : abrac
present 'record date is for 'split & bonus' Not for div.
Buy Sesa Goa, target of Rs 4785: India Infoline
Posted by : marketbearTracked by: 3 Boarders
it is ex-bonus and ex-split from the price of 3500, i.e. 3500/10 = 350 and ex-bonus 350/2=175....
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Buy Sesa Goa, target of Rs 4785: India Infoline
Posted by :
vilu
Dear
How can a share valued at present @ 175 rise all of a sudden to as high as Rs. 4785. The price must be mentioned after splitting the stock. What is the actual price that you wish to predict?
Buy Sesa Goa, target of Rs 4785: India Infoline
Posted by : MKS2004Tracked by: 3 Boarders
Dear Vilu,
The tgt price is Rs4785 divide by 20 = Rs239.25. Hope this clarifies.
Regards,
MKS...
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Buy Sesa Goa, target of Rs 4785: India Infoline
Posted by : vilu
Dear
How can a share valued at present @ 175 rise all of a sudden to as high as Rs. 4785. The price must be mentioned after splitting the stock. What is the actual price that you wish to predict?
Buy Sesa Goa, target of Rs 4785: India Infoline
Posted by : viluTracked by: 3 Boarders
Dear
How can a share valued at present @ 175 rise all of a sudden to as high as Rs. 4785. The price must be mentioned after splitting the stock. What is the actual price that you wish to predict?...
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Buy Sesa Goa, target of Rs 4785: India Infoline
Posted by : MMB Messenger
India Infoline has recommended a buy rating on Sesa Goa with a target price of Rs 4785. Sesa Goa reported strong Q1 FY09 results, with a topline growth of 147.3% yoy to Rs 12.8 billion.
Buy Sesa Goa, target of Rs 4785: India Infoline
Posted by : abracTracked by: 3 Boarders
present 'record date is for 'split & bonus' Not for div....
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Buy Sesa Goa, target of Rs 4785: India Infoline
Posted by : Ramki
Hey black.....Sorry that I could not reply since I missed ur reply....Sesa goa is already ex-dividend,ex-bonus and ex-split...ROFL
goldman sach buy
Posted by : vijay - dubaiTracked by: 1 Boarder
Hello friend. When vedanta group bought sesa and gave open offer @rs 2036, they were seeing the longterm value, today if you value sesagoa they have made 3 times in less than 2 years.
Any government policy, will not completely be against the industry, government will try to maintain certain equilibrium...secondly if govt interference increases the FDI & FII outflow will bring down the daily tax income for govt which comes from stkmarket.
Sesagoa will have enough scope to grow even with taxation, as spot prices / contract prices are at good levels for longterms as well as short term from whcih it will benefit.
Anyways its always the timing in market when you enter and exit a stock and re-enter if you believe in it at better levels.
In commodity sector steel prices will be more stable than other plays like oil...as demand is more & more.
Interesting article to read which was published today in gulf daily.
Abu Dhabi steel prices soar 91%
By Ahmed A. Elewa, Senior Reporter
Published: August 16, 2008, 23:51
Abu Dhabi: Limited domestic production and soaring international prices of building materials continued to drive the costs up substantially in Abu Dhabi last month, according to the emirate's Department of Planning and Economy (DPE).
DPE's monthly building materials index revealed a rise in the prices of construction steel and cement in July when compared to June, recording a rise of 91 and 46 per cent respectively since the beginning of the year.
"The average increase in the prices of various building materials last month varied sharply from 3 to 53 per cent, yet the fact remains that the overall prices have increased substantially during the first half of the year," said a report issued by the department.
"One of the reasons is the overwhelming demand in Abu Dhabi, where the value of development projects from 2004 to 2007 stood at Dh880 billion, with Dh200 billion additional projects expected this year alone," the report said.
The wide gap between the production and consumption of construction steel has been blamed for the market's imbalances.
In terms of production, Abu Dhabi was successful to raise its output from 383,700 tonnes in 2003 to 830,000 tonnes in 2007, and by the end of 2009 this figure is expected to exceed 1.5 million tonnes.
This projected increase is attributed to the expansion of Emirates Steel and the operation of new facilities, such as Gulf Steel Industries - which will begin production by the fourth quarter of 2008 with a capacity of 400,000 tonnes - and Union Steel which is still under construction.
"Nevertheless, the steel consumption pattern in the capital suggests the continuation of the imbalance for years to come, given that the average annual growth of consumption stood at 24.6 per cent during the past three years.
It rose from 1.69 million tonnes in 2006 to 2.11 million tonnes in 2007," the report said.
Increasing imports is a natural result of the wide gap of more than 39 per cent between consumption and production.
Steel imports grew from 806,000 tonnes in 2005 to 1.62 million tonnes in 2007, a 71.6 per cent increase.
"Only 5.7 per cent of the imports come through Abu Dhabi's ports, while the majority comes through Dubai," the report said.
The result was a 91 per cent increase in prices during the first half of 2008 from an average of Dh3,139 per tonne in January to Dh6,000 in June, with the rising costs of diesel and electricity by 40 per cent and labour by 15 per cent adding to the burdens faced by the domestic producers.
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goldman sach buy
Posted by : My Multibaggers
Hallo Vijay - Dubai,
Your article is focusing on Steel Demand & Sesa Goa in another segment. In fact, if Steel demand increases then Steel makers will always try to increase prices. But Indian govt. already clarified that they will help Steel makers in getting raw material at cheaper rates.
Main component of Steel is iron ore. And what govt. will do?...right! they will curb iron ore prices to go up so that Steel makers will also not increase prices.
In other words, its critical for Iron Ore makers to improve margins further.
Also one more factor popping its head up into global commodities market is that as we saw equity devaluation in current year; in next year same thing will happen in case of all commodities world wide.
Take the best decision.
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This is the very good artical for the new investor sir i am having one problem in this type of transaction i am purchasing 50 share of sesa goa @3400 on 7th of aug for position trade and the splitting date of this share is 8th of augest in the ratio of 1:1 bonus and 1:10 of splitting my broker told me that u cant sell 1000(i.e of 50=100 & 100=1000)share on no delivery period whichis upto 18th of aug & u sell only 500 shares against the spllting ratio and remaning u should take a delivery or if u sell that remaining 500 share against bonus which is you get it after 1 month then u are fined for the auction charges against 500 share is it true please solve my problem and please give me reply...
Why so?
Posted by : mithunraohrTracked by: 0 Boarder
I bought sesagoa shares few days back but it is not showing in my demat account? ...
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