Indian Hotel has paid Rs 44 crore versus Rs 2 crore (YoY), M&M has paid Rs 116 crore versus Rs 83 Crore (YoY), L&T has paid Rs 170 crore versus Rs 80 crore (YoY), ICICI Bank has paid Rs 250 crore versus Rs 125 Crore (YoY).
According to CNBC-TV18 Analyst Nimesh Shah, the advance tax numbers suggest that Q4 earnings are likely to surprise. These are very decent numbers. Except for two largecap companies, almost everyone is surprised on the higher side, in terms of Q4 advance tax numbers. There are just nine banks put together. Their advance tax numbers have gone up by nearly 110% as compared to last year. With respect to the 9 Sensex stocks, which have close to 48-49% weightage in the Sensex, their advance tax numbers have gone up by nearly 87-88%. So, these are definitely a decent set of numbers. SBI has the highest paid advance tax, in terms of largecap companies. In the largecap space, two companies have seen a negative advance tax payment. They are Tata Steel and Tata Motors. Apart from that, in the banking space ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank and even the PSU Banks have reported a strong set of advance tax numbers for this quarter. If you look at the largecap companies, TCS and M&M spread out decent numbers. Even in the midcap space, some of the big surprises were Indian Hotels with Rs 40 crore versus Rs 2 crore.
Dena Bank, IndusInd Bank and some of the smallcap banks have reported a strong set of numbers. Castrol has reported a strong set of numbers and MRPL has been a big surprise with Rs 100 crore versus Rs 20 crore. HDFC Bank paid Rs 250 crore versus Rs 165 crore (YoY) Bank Of India paid Rs 191 crore versus Rs 150 crore (YoY) Union Bank paid Rs 130 crore versus Rs 100 crore (YoY) Central Bank paid Rs 220 crore versus Nil (YoY) Ambuja Cement paid Rs 175 crore versus Rs 100 crore (YoY) MRPL paid Rs 100 crore versus Rs 20 crore (YoY)
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