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DAILY UPDATE June 13, 2011 wws
BSE NSE
Open 18390.4
Open 5518.1 High 18399.0 High 5521.5 Low 18182.9 Low 5457.5Close 18268.5 Close 5485.8 Change ‐116.36 Change ‐35.25 Volume (Lacs) 2422 Volume(Lacs) 4688
Turnover (Rs. Cr) 2639
Turnover (Rs.Cr) 8960
World Markets 10‐Jun 9‐Jun Pt. Chg Var(%) MARKET PREVIEWUS: Another dose of anguish about the global economic recovery sent the Dow Jones Industrial Average below 12000 and put the blue‐chip index on track for a sixth straight weekly decline, its longest slump since 2002. Investors were dour after U.S. May import prices showed a surprise gain of 0.2%, hinting at an inflation push coming into the U.S. from abroad. Overseas, European stocks dropped on persistent worries over Greek debt. The action follows a string of weak readings on the U.S. economy that has joined with pessimism about weaker global growth to weigh on major stock indexes. The mood on the trading floor for much of Friday's session was grim. Asia: Stocks fell for a fourth day and South Korea’s won weakened to a two‐week low amid signs recoveries are slowing in the world’s major economies. The euro touched the lowest level this month against the dollar amid concerns Europe’s debt crisis will worsen. India: The April industrial production data shows definite signs of an economic slowdown. The IIP for April slipped to 4.4 per cent against 7.3 per cent in March. A decline in IIP has negatively impacted market sentiments with the benchmark indices hitting intraday lows. A large drop in the manufacturing growth had an impact on the capital goods index that fell 0.5 per cent. Banking, oil and gas, auto and FMCG stocks were also under selling pressure. Maruti Suzuki was a drag on the auto index. Reliance Industries fell over 1 per cent and was the biggest drag on the Sensex in terms of index points. HDFC, Reliance Infra, Cipla and Jaiprakash Associates were the other stocks to witness selling pressure on the Sensex. We expect market to open lower and likely to remain under pressure during the day. Economy: China’s lending was less than analysts forecast in May and money supply grew at the slowest pace since 2008, adding to signs that the world’s second‐biggest economy is cooling. Loans were 551.6 billion yuan ($85 billion), less than the 650 billion yuan median estimate in a Bloomberg News survey of 20 economists. M2, the broadest measure of money supply, rose 15.1 percent from a year earlier. The People’s Bank of China gave the data on its website today. Commodity Oil declined for a second day in New York before reports that may show slowing economic growth in the U.S. and China, curbing fuel demand in the world’s two largest crude consumers. Sales at U.S. retailers probably fell in May for the first time in 11 months and China’s industrial production slowed resulted in curbing demand of Oil. Currency: The Indian rupee was steady on Friday as resilient Asian peers and domestic corporate dollar inflows negated a weak euro and weak local shares.
Dow 11952 12124 ‐172.5 ‐1.42% Dow Futures 11967 11941 26.0 0.22% Nasdaq 2644 2685 ‐41.1 ‐1.53%FTSE 5766 5856 ‐90.5 ‐1.55% Nikkei 9441 9514 ‐73.1 ‐0.77% Hang Seng 22256 22420 ‐164.5 ‐0.73%SGX CNX Nifty 5462 5486 ‐24.0 ‐0.44% Straits Singapore 3063 3078 ‐15.7 ‐0.51% South Korea 2052 2047 5.3 0.26%Taiwan 8773 8838 ‐65.1 ‐0.74% Brasil Bovespa 62697 63469 ‐771.7 ‐1.22%
Commodity Prices 10‐Jun 9‐Jun Chg. Var(%) Copper ($/MT) 8938 9055 ‐117.0 ‐1.3% Alumin ($/MT) 2619 2660 ‐41.0 ‐1.5%Zinc ($/MT) 2255 2285 ‐30.0 ‐1.3%Brent Crude ($/bbl) 118.79 118.78 0.01 0.01% Gold ($/Ounce) 1532 1532 0.6 0.0%Silver ($/Ounce) 36.18 36.30 ‐0.1 ‐0.3% Light Crude ($/bbl) 99.0 99.3 ‐0.3 ‐0.4% N G ($/mmbtu) 4.76 4.76 0.00 0.0%Sugar ($/MT) 724 712 11.4 1.6%Rubber (Rs./kg) 226 226 ‐0.2 ‐0.1% Baltic Dry Index 1418 1428 ‐10.0 ‐0.7%FII All Activity ‐ SEBI (Rs Cr) Buy Sell Net6‐Jun‐11 1983 1445 538 7‐Jun‐11 1573 1996 (423)8‐Jun‐11 2013 1976 36 9‐Jun‐11 1905 1731 175 10‐Jun‐11 1840 1694 146 Month to date‐June 19738 17165 2573 FII (Prov.) (RsCr) Buy Sell Net 6‐Jun‐11 1589 1791 (202) 7‐Jun‐11 2012 1900 113 8‐Jun‐11 1883 1833 50 9‐Jun‐11 1843 1867 (25) 10‐Jun‐11 2027 2197 (170)Month to date ‐ June 15385 14743 642 DII (Prov.) (Rs. Cr) Buy Sell Net 6‐Jun‐11 721 536 185 7‐Jun‐11 692 661 31 8‐Jun‐11 692 607 85 9‐Jun‐11 564 555 9 10‐Jun‐11 839 502 337
Month to date‐ June 5539 5520 20
DAILY UPDATE June 13, 2011
FII Derivative Transactions (Rs. In Cr) Contracts Purchase Sell Net Open Interest (OI) OI(Previous day) Change
Contract Value Contract Value Value Contract Value Contract Value Contract ValueIndex Future 55268 1486 68959 1861 ‐375 597915 16301 599536 16451 ‐1621 ‐150 Index Option 178348 4863 179103 4911 ‐47 1603966 43993 1598261 44119 5705 ‐125 Stock Future 45791 1177 46041 1171 6 1244285 30294 1236327 30258 7958 36Stock Option 6404 164 6528 168 ‐4 19826 498 19424 490 402 9 Total 285811 7690 300631 8110 ‐420 3465992 91086 3453548 91317 12444 ‐231 BSE Index Watch Last 1 day 1 wk 1 mth 1 yr CORPORATE
GAIL set to bid for 20% shale gas assets in US co GAIL is making a non‐binding bid for acquiring 20% interest in shale gas assets owned by a US company. Nicknamed 'Project Gold', the deal is estimated to cost some $400‐500 million, persons familiar with the negotiations said. TOI is not identifying the US Company to avoid any adverse impact on the deal in view of the strict confidentiality clause in the US. But it would be pertinent to say that GAIL was eyeing Eagle Ford Shale and Barnett Shale, both based out of Texas. (ET)
Essar eyes Indonesia, Australia resources to meet domestic demand Essar Group is seeking to expand by acquiring more coal and iron ore assets in Indonesia, Australia and Africa to meet domestic Indian needs for resources, Chief Executive Officer Prashant Ruia said. "We're looking at investing overseas, including in Indonesia, Australia and Africa to access natural resources," Ruia said in a Bloomberg Television interview at the World Economic Forum on East Asia in Jakarta. "Coal and iron ore are two major possibilities and going forward oil and gas." "We believe that Indonesian coal is a natural fit for India, for power generation in the country, because India is short in power requirements and the import of coal is only going to increase over time," Ruia said. (ET)
BHEL may invest Rs 9,000‐cr surplus in Power projects Sitting on a huge cash surplus of over Rs 9,000 crore, state‐owned power equipment make BHEL is keen to invest in a joint venture by picking up equity in state power projects, a move that would generate revenues and also additional business for the PSU. ". We are putting this money in joint ventures offering state generation companies equity in their power plants. It is a better way to invest money and generate business for the company," BHEL CMD B P Rao said. (ET)
RIL to acquire stake in AXA, Bharti AXA, Bharti Enterprises (“Bharti”) and Reliance Industries Limited (“RIL”) announced having reached an understanding on the acquisition by RIL and its associate Reliance Industrial Infrastructure Limited (“RIIL”) of Bharti’s shareholding of 74% in Bharti AXA Life Insurance Co. Ltd (“Bharti AXA Life”) and Bharti AXA General Insurance Co. Ltd. (“Bharti AXA GI”). On completion of the proposed transaction, RIL and RIIL would effectively own respectively 57% and 17% in both insurance companies and would become AXA’s joint ventures partners in India. (India Infoline)
Bharat Forge‐NTPC to ink tech deals for power components The Bharat Forge‐NTPC combine will by July sign technology transfer agreements or joint ventures with overseas companies for manufacturing pumps and valves and large castings for power plants, said Sunil Chaturvedi, executive director, Bharat Forge did not reveal the names of the prospective partners as discussions are still on. These new ventures will be under the JV between Bharat Forge and NTPC, formed in 2008 to manufacture components for power plants. (DNA Money)
SENSEX 18,269 ‐0.6% ‐0.6% ‐1.4% 7.1% MIDCAP 6,898 ‐0.3% 0.0% ‐0.1% 0.2% SMLCAP 8,288 ‐0.5% 0.6% ‐1.0% ‐4.0%AUTO 8,634 ‐0.3% ‐2.0% ‐6.4% 7.7% BANKEX 12,226 ‐0.6% ‐0.7% ‐2.9% 13.8% Capital Goods 13,263 ‐1.1% ‐0.3% 4.5% ‐4.8%FMCG 3,861 ‐1.0% ‐0.6% 1.5% 27.8% Health Care 6,324 ‐0.2% 0.3% 2.8% 13.1% IT 6,094 0.0% 1.5% 0.9% 18.1%METAL 14,885 ‐0.7% ‐1.3% ‐3.4% 3.1%Oil & Gas 9,427 ‐0.6% ‐0.4% ‐3.5% ‐7.3% Power 2,542 ‐0.6% ‐0.3% ‐2.0% ‐16.3%Realty 2,144 ‐0.8% 0.7% ‐1.5% ‐27.9%Market Breadth BSE NSE Advance 1197 40% 502 34%Decline 1650 55% 914 61%Unchanged 126 4% 71 5% Market Turnover 10‐Jun 9‐Jun Var (%) BSE Cash 2639 2359 11.9%NSE Cash 8960 8049 11.3% NSE Futures 21975 18904 16.2% NSE Options 67478 53156 26.9%Total (Rs. Cr) 101053 82468 22.5% Index PE ‐ TTM 10‐Jun Yr. High Yr. Low Sensex 19.43 21.01 18.83Nifty 20.26 21.91 19.72 Support/ Resistance Nifty Sensex Support 5445 18139
5411 18027
Resistance 5518 18380
Volatility Index 10‐Jun 9‐Jun Volatility Index 18.54 18.58Top 5 Nifty Gainers 10‐Jun 9‐Jun Var(%) HINDALCO 185 183 0.96% MARUTI 1227 1215 0.95%ONGC 267 265 0.62% RANBAXY 535 532 0.58% TATAPOWER 1241 1234 0.57%Top 5 Nifty Losers 10‐Jun 9‐Jun Var(%) DLF 231 236 ‐1.93% GRASIM 2231 2274 ‐1.90%LT 1694 1726 ‐1.85% ITC 192 195 ‐1.72% RELCAPITAL
533 541 ‐1.62%
DAILY UPDATE June 13, 2011
Currency Exchange Rate 10‐Jun 9‐Jun Var(%) HPCL Mumbai refinery to shut half of capacity for two‐month revampHindustan Petroleum Corporation will soon begin seeking petroleum products from Reliance Industries, Essar Oil and Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd, after it shuts down half the capacity of its refinery here for upgradation. HPCL’s Mumbai refinery has a yearly capacity of 6.5 million tonnes. The company plans to shut half of this for two months after this monsoon, for a revamp. “We wish to upgrade one of the two crude distillation units (CDUs) to increase energy efficiency and enable the refinery to process a wider range of crude oil grades,” said a senior executive. The upgrade could cost Rs 150 crore. (BS)
Institutional shareholding in RIL rises to record high Institutional investors such as mutual funds and insurance companies seem to be having caught a fancy for shares of Reliance Industries as their holding in the company has grown to a record high. In the process, the market value of overall institutional holding in RIL has grown by more than Rs 1,500 crore. Despite a dismal performance of the stock, in comparison to the broader market trends, MFs as well as government and private insurers have raised their holding in the company over the past six months. RIL shares have not performed very well in the recent months. The stock has fallen by over 6 per cent over the past one year. (BS)
ECONOMY Highways Min seeks Rs 1,000 crore for maintenance, repair The Road Transport and Highways Ministry has sought an additional Rs 1,000 crore requirement for the current fiscal to carry out maintenance and repair of national highways. "An additional requirement of Rs 1,000 crore is required for maintenance and repair of national highways in 2011‐12," a ministry official said. The Finance Ministry has provided Rs 1,027.25 crore so far in the current fiscal to the C P Joshi‐led ministry for the job against the estimated requirement of Rs 2,800 crore. Total length of the country's national highways network currently stands at 70,934 km. (ET)
Economic figures point to moderating growth rate Except for exports, every other economic indicator points to moderating growth for 2011‐12. In exports, the cumulative figures in the first two months of this financial year, April and May, were $49.8 billion, up 45.3 per cent compared to the same period last year. It showed industrial growth had again slipped to below four per cent, after registering a little over seven per cent growth in March. The growth has been below five per cent since November. In the new series (taking 2004‐05 as the base year), IIP growth does not seem as dismal, since it recorded 6.3 per cent growth in April. However, even here it was a seven‐month low expansion in factory output. (BS)
Power deficit for 2011‐12 pegged at 10.3 per cent The Central Electricity Authority (CEA) has projected an energy shortfall of 10.3 per cent and a peak shortage of 12.9 per cent in the country during the current financial year (2011‐12). In the previous financial year, energy shortage was 8.5 per cent and peak shortfall 9.8 per cent. The peaking shortage in the current financial year would prevail in all the regions, varying from 5.9 per cent in the north‐eastern (N‐E) region to 14.5 per cent in the south. The projected energy shortage in N‐E will be 7.7 per cent, compared to 11 per cent in the western region. (BS)
Rs./$ rate 44.721 44.735 ‐0.03%Rs./ Euro 64.176 65.355 ‐1.80%Rs./Chines Yuan 6.895 6.901 ‐0.09% Yen /$ rate 80.530 80.320 0.26%$ US/Euro 1.435 1.435 0.01%Dollar Index 10‐Jun 9‐Jun Var(%) Dollar Index 74.86 74.83 0.03%NSE USD Futures 10‐Jun 9‐Jun Var (%)June Expiry (Rs./$) 44.85 44.86 ‐0.02% July Expiry (Rs./$) 45.09 45.10 ‐0.02% Total Turnover (Rs. Crs) 11302 12972 ‐12.9%10 year G‐Sec Yield Current Previous US 2.98% 2.97% Japan 1.15% 1.14%India 8.27% 8.26% UK 3.22% 3.27% Libor 3 Mths 0.25% 0.25%India Economic Data Current Previous Var(%) Forex Reserve US $ bn 312.90 310.22 0.87% Inflation % 8.06% 8.66% 44 bpsIndia GDP Q4FY11 Q3FY11 FY11 Growth (%) 7.8 8.3 8.5 Monetary Policy Current Previous ChangeRepo Rate 7.25% 6.75% 50 bps Reverse Repo Rate 6.25% 5.75% 50 bps CRR 6.00% 6.00% ‐Index of Industrial Production Growth ‐% Apr‐11 Apr‐10 Apr‐ Mar 11 IIP 6.3% 13.1% 7.8% Mining 2.2% 9.2% 5.9%Manufacturing 6.9% 14.4% 8.1%Electricity 6.4% 6.5% 5.6% US Economy Data Current PreviousInflation (%) 0.8 2.7Unemployment (%) 9.1 9.0 Interest Rate (%) Current Previous Fed Rate 0.0%‐0.25% 0.0%‐0.25%ECB rate 1.25% 1.00% US GDP Q1CY11 Q4CY10 Growth(QoQ Annualized) 1.8% 3.1%China Economy Data Current Previous GDP 9.7% 9.8% Inflation (%) 5.3% 5.4%Schedule DateIndian GDP Data To be announcedIndian IIP Data To be announcedIndian Inflation Data 14th JuneIndian Monetary Policy 16th JuneFed Reserve Meeting 22nd JuneUS Inflation Data 15th JuneUS GDP 24th JuneChina GDP 15th July
China Inflation 14th June
DAILY UPDATE June 13, 2011
ADR Price Movement
Company Price Volume Previous Volume Change No. of Share ADR Price BSE Variance (US$) Day Price (%) Per ADR (Rs.) Price (%) Infosys Tech 63.14 974740 64.18 1137081 ‐1.62% 1 2823.71 2862.35 ‐1.35%MTNL 2.00 19740 2.02 126123 ‐0.99% 2 44.72 44.60 0.27% Patni Com. 15.60 88841 15.58 182785 0.13% 2 348.83 350.05 ‐0.35% Tata Motors 22.42 1994292 22.77 2091261 ‐1.54% 1 1002.65 1019.60 ‐1.66%Tata Comm. 9.63 20013 9.92 172840 ‐2.92% 2 215.33 216.75 ‐0.65% Wipro 13.74 209669 13.91 605206 ‐1.22% 1 614.47 437.45 40.47% Dr.Reddy's 35.06 217024 35.67 180937 ‐1.71% 1 1567.93 1562.10 0.37%ICICI Bank 46.15 1308807 46.99 840126 ‐1.79% 2 1031.95 1035.90 ‐0.38% HDFC Bank 163.78 239833 165.91 321593 ‐1.28% 3 2441.49 2362.45 3.35% Sterlite 14.76 696108 14.97 640669 ‐1.40% 4 165.02 166.05 ‐0.62%
GDR's (US$) INTERNATIONALFord ordered to pay $2 bn to Truck dealers An Ohio state judge told Ford Motor Co. to pay about $2 billion to a class of commercial truck dealers who claimed the company overcharged them for 11 years. The dealers sued Ford in 2002, claiming the company broke an agreement to sell trucks at published prices, which forced them to pay more from 1987 through 1998 and cut into profits. Cuyahoga County Judge Peter J. Corrigan yesterday upheld a $4.5 million verdict awarded to one Ohio dealer in February by a Cleveland jury. He also said Ford had to pay similar damages and interest to a class of about 3,000 other dealers. (ET) Rising gasoline prices take toll on US retail sales in May Sales at retailers probably fell in May as Americans bought fewer cars and elevated gasoline costs restrained consumers, reports may show this week. The 0.5% drop in purchases, the first decline in 11 months, would follow a 0.5% gain in April, according to the median forecast of 62 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News ahead of Commerce Department data on June 14. Other reports may show inflation eased and manufacturing expanded. (ET) Japan April Machine Orders Fall 3.3% on Month Japan’s machinery orders fell for the first time in four months in April, an indication that companies are reluctant to spend after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami. Factory orders declined 3.3% in April from March, when they rose 1%, the Cabinet Office said in Tokyo. Orders, an indicator of capital spending in three to six months, were projected to increase 1.7%, according to the median forecast of 30 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News. Sales at companies from Ricoh Co. to Toyota Motor Corp. are falling after the disaster caused parts and power shortages, disrupting production. (Bloomberg) Unilever plans fivefold boost to China business, Asia Chief Manwani says Unilever, the world’s second‐biggest consumer goods company, plans to increase its business in China to as much as five times the current level, Asia chief Harish Manwani said. “Our business has been growing steadily about 18% to 19% per annum,” said Manwani, president of Unilever’s Asia, Africa, and Eastern and Central Europe operations told Bloomberg TV in Jakarta at the World Economic Forum on East Asia. “Our commitment in China is to build a business four‐ or fivefold” what it is now, he said, without giving a target date. (Bloomberg)
Prices Previous Change VarianceL&T 38.14 38.40 ‐0.26 ‐0.68% RIL 42.35 42.85 ‐0.50 ‐1.17%SBI 103.00 103.90 ‐0.90 ‐0.87% Sector Price Earning Detail Sectors ‐ Last Friday TTM* Auto 19.16 Auto Ancillary 17.29 Banking 11.67 Engineering 21.45 Cement 22.36 Diamonds & Jewellery 10.94 Entertain. Cont. Prov. 104.88 Entertain. Elec. Media 38.77 Hotels 37.67 Housing Finance 18.74 Infrastructure & Const 16.35 Logistic 19.85 Metals‐Aluminium 18.29 Metal ‐ Steel 13.19 Oil & Gas 13.29 Oil Expl. 13.82 Pharma 26.26 Power – Gen. Supp. 17.20 Power ‐ Transmission 11.67 Information Tech. 23.44 Sugar 250.85 Telecom Serv. Prov. 58.06 Tyres 10.56
DAILY UPDATE June 13, 2011
Company Name Record Date Purpose
LS Industries 15/06/2011 Stock Split from Rs. 10/‐ to Re. 1/‐ Rain Commodities 16/06/2011 Stock Split From Rs 10 to Rs 2 Hindoostan Spg. 17/06/2011 AmalgamationWindsor Machines 17/06/2011 Stock Split & Reduction of Capital Cox & Kings 22/06/2011 Stock Split from Rs 10/‐ to Rs 5/‐
Company Name Board Meeting Date Purpose
Oricon Enter. 13/06/2011 Stock Split,Issue of Equity Shares Milestone Glob. 14/06/2011 Disinvestments,Subsidiary Company Grauer & Weil 15/06/2011 Stock SplitVax Housing Fin. 15/06/2011 Issue of Equity Shares Omkar Spl.Chem. 17/06/2011 Expansion Nelcast 20/06/2011 Stock SplitCranex 27/06/2011 Preferential Issue,Increase in Authorised Capital
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Season Event Update
Scrip Code Scrip Name Client Name Deal Quantity Price 524412 Aarey Drugs BHAVINI VIJAYKUMAR SHAH S 30000 23.95524412 Aarey Drugs VIJAY BABULAL SHAH B 32845 23.92524760 Arvind Intl SANOTSH KUMAR KHEMKA B 36000 11.58512535 Asahi Infra INDRAVARUN TRADE IMPEX PVT LTD B 581845 8.01512535 Asahi Infra INDRAVARUN TRADE IMPEX PVT LTD S 379145 8.01524606 Beryl Drugs DHARMESH MANHARLAL GANDANI B 25800 32.39511664 BGIL Films HAWK FINCAP AND LEASE PVT LTD S 105101 3.18533321 Bil Energy Sys JAGDISH RAMKUMAR BANSAL B 100000 21.12533321 Bil Energy Sys VIJAYMOHAN RAGAVAN NAIR S 100150 21.01531358 Choice Intl ABHILASHA MONEY OPERATIONS PVT LTD B 56000 81.54533407 CIL Nova Petro CHIRIPAL EXIM LLP B 500000 16.1533407 CIL Nova Petro NANDAN EXIM LIMITED S 500000 16.1532373 Datanet Sys KRISHNAMURTHY PURUSHOTTAM S 168672 21.95531252 Farry Inds DILAWARSINH VAJESINH PARMAR S 39000 28.8531252 Farry Inds NAYANKUMAR SHAH KALPANABEN B 27000 28.81533333 Fineotex Chem SNEHA SANDEEP AGARWAL S 60000 285.43533333 Fineotex Chem SWIFT TIE UP PRIVATE LIMITED B 58676 286531055 GFLFIN HIMMATLAL GANESHLAL KACHHARA S 22100 93.6531055 GFLFIN JAYSHREE N RITA S 15000 93.45531055 GFLFIN NAGJI K RITA S 15000 93.37531055 GFLFIN NAGJI K RITA (HUF) S 15000 93.37531055 GFLFIN PARAS FINVEST PRIVATE LTD. B 21000 93.53531055 GFLFIN RAJRATH MERCHANTS P LTD B 19000 93.5531055 GFLFIN TRISHLA VYAPAAR PRIVATE LIMITED B 19000 93.58531055 GFLFIN VAIBHAV NAGJI RITA S 15000 93.31531055 GFLFIN VINOD VIRJI GADA S 42700 93.5524754 Gujarat Medi RAJESH KARSHANDAS PATEL HUF S 39800 63.75524754 Gujarat Medi SUNNY RASHMIKANT THAKKAR B 62700 63.74526610 In House Prod KANAKBHAI BAKULCHANDRA SHAH B 50929 11.25530165 Kanchan Intl ABHAY DATTATRAY JAVLEKAR B 26345 80.22530165 Kanchan Intl PUSHPA DEVI KANORIA S 30000 80.1530255 KAY Power KAUSHALAYA GARG S 62960 18.55590117 Mahaveer Infoway BHARAT SHANTILAL SHAH B 40000 35.34590117 Mahaveer Infoway SANDEEP J MERCHANT B 34251 35.39523820 Neo Corp KRISHNAKUMAR K B B 216685 48.15523820 Neo Corp KRISHNAKUMAR KAKUBHAI S 216185 48.15505525 Parichay Invest AMUL GAGABHAI DESAI B 16000 74.34505525 Parichay Invest DEVENDRA KUMAR GOYAL B 6500 74.58505525 Parichay Invest KRUNAL GOPALDAS RANA S 20200 74.53505525 Parichay Invest MAHESH SOMABHAI DESAI S 14000 74.31505525 Parichay Invest NAYANBHAI VAISHALIBEN PATEL B 35000 75.44531855 Prabhav Inds KINITA REAL ESTATE PRIVATE LIMITED S 272800 108.89517522 Rajratan Global ANJANA SURESH GANDHI B 46000 125517522 Rajratan Global MIDEX GLOBAL PRIVATE LIMITED S 50000 126.34530269 SCIL Vent ASHOKKUMAR PREMJIBHAI RAMANI B 40657 123.05530269 SCIL Vent BOBBY PRASAD TRUST S 21474 123531886 SCOPE IND MAYUR NARAYANDAS DARJI B 100000 52531886 SCOPE IND S SWARUPA S 88000 52533001 Somi Conveyor HANSA MANOJ TIRODKAR S 78500 13.96
Bulk Deal - BSE on 09/06/2011
531645 SOUTHERN ISP BASMATI SECURITIES PVT LTD B 321630 11.01531645 SOUTHERN ISP INDRAVARUN TRADE IMPEX PVT LTD S 463851 11.01531645 SOUTHERN ISP PREMIER CORPORATE SECURITIES & FINVEST PVT. LTD. B 294634 10.85502465 Speciality Pap PLANET INVESTMENTS & FINANCE PVT LTD S 43402 6.73532311 Tutis Tech MANDVIDYES&CHEMICALSCO PVT LTD S 84000 21.09531867 Unitech Intl JITENDRAKUMAR BABULAL SHAH B 62700 54531650 VAX Housing BHAVIK PURUSHOTTAMDAS AGRAWAL B 25000 19.8
Scrip Code Scrip Name Client Name Deal Quantity Price BILENERGY Bil Energy Systems Ltd JAGDISH CHANDRA BANSAL BUY 100000 21.1BILENERGY Bil Energy Systems Ltd VIJAYMOHAN RAGAVAN NAIR SELL 100000 21GLORY Glory Polyfilms Limited OM PRAKASH KARNANY BUY 355000 3.84GLORY Glory Polyfilms Limited OM PRAKASH KARNANY SELL 5000 3.75SAKSOFT Saksoft Limited KORP SECURITIES LTD BUY 60000 49SIMBHSUGAR Simbhaoli Sugars Limited G N CREDITS PRIVATE LIMITED BUY 140490 38.48SOUISPAT Southern Ispat Ltd BASMATI SECURITIES PVT LTD BUY 256938 11SOUISPAT Southern Ispat Ltd HEMENDRA HARILAL GUSANI BUY 287000 10.86SOUISPAT Southern Ispat Ltd HEMENDRA HARILAL GUSANI SELL 50000 11SOUISPAT Southern Ispat Ltd INDRAVARUN TRADE IMPEX PVT LTD BUY 80369 11SOUISPAT Southern Ispat Ltd INDRAVARUN TRADE IMPEX PVT LTD SELL 367289 11
Bulk Deal - NSE on 07/06/2011
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