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Wednesday, December 15, 2010
HOT ! - Advance Tax Numbers
1. BPCL pays Nil Vs Nil (YoY)
2. HDFC pays Rs 400 Cr as advance tax
3. HUL pays Rs 220 Cr Vs Rs 175 Cr (YoY)
4. RIL pays Rs 1,100 Cr Vs Rs 830 Cr (YoY)
5. TCS pays Rs 230 Cr Vs Rs 177 Cr (YoY)
6. Bajaj Auto pays Rs 370 Cr Vs Rs 310 Cr
7. Zee Ent pays Rs 30 Cr Vs Rs 37.5 Cr (YoY)
8. Alstom Projects pays Rs 12 Cr Vs Rs 16 Cr (YoY)
9. Bennett Coleman pays Rs 165 Cr Vs Rs 65 Cr (YoY)
10. SBI pays Rs 1,850 Cr Vs Rs 1,795 Cr (YoY)
11. LIC pays Rs 1,070 Cr Vs Rs 980 Cr (YoY
12. Marico pays Rs 21 Cr Vs Rs 18 Cr (YoY)
13. PNB pays Rs 640 Cr Vs Rs 618 Cr (YoY)
14. Bank Of Baroda pays Rs 435 Cr Vs Rs 330 Cr (YoY)
15. Bank Of India pays Rs 150 Cr Vs Rs 102 Cr (YoY)
16. Central Bank Of India pays Rs 179 Cr Vs Rs 138 Cr (YoY)
17. Abbott India pays Rs 7.5 Cr Vs Rs 10.5 Cr (YoY)
18. GIC Hsg Fin pays Rs 7.6 Cr Vs Rs 8.17 Cr (YoY)
19. Bombay Dyeing pays Rs 85 Lakh Vs Rs 1.25 Cr (YoY)
20. Bajaj Electricals pays Nil Vs Rs 6 Cr (YoY)
21. Gwalior Chem pays Rs 10 Lakh Vs Rs 10 Cr (YoY)
22. Abbott Health pays Nil Vs Rs 2 Cr (YoY)
23. Bajaj Electrical pays Rs 21 Cr Vs Rs 17 Cr (YoY)
24. BSE pays Rs 10 Cr Vs Rs 20 Cr
25. Tata Steel pays Rs 1,000 Cr Vs Rs 650 Cr
26. L&T pays Rs 270 Cr; Unchanged From Year Ago
27. Hindalco pays Rs 200 Cr Vs Rs 148 Cr (YoY)
28. M&M pays Rs 236 Cr Vs Rs 195 Cr
29. StanChart pays Rs 325 Cr Vs Rs 480 Cr
30. HDFC Bank pays Rs 750 Cr Vs Rs 400 Cr
31. ICICI Bank pays Rs 450 Cr Vs Rs 301 Cr (YoY)
32. Dena Bankpays Rs 75 Cr Vs Rs 65 Cr (YoY)
33. Dena Bankpays Rs 75 Cr Vs Rs 65 Cr (YoY)
34. Tata Motors pays Rs 220 Cr Vs Rs 100 Cr (YoY)
35. Tata Sons pays Rs 40 Cr Vs Rs 20 Cr (YoY)
36. Tata Power pays Rs 58 Cr Vs Rs 81 Cr (YoY)
37. Tata Chem pays Rs 58 Cr Vs Rs 40 Cr (YoY)
38. UltraTech pays Rs 165 Cr Vs Rs 90 Cr
39. GSK Pharma pays Rs 90 Cr Vs Rs 85 Cr (YoY)
40. UltraTech pays Rs 165 Cr Vs Rs 90 Cr
41. GSK Pharma pays Rs 90 Cr Vs Rs 85 Cr (YoY)
42. DBS Bank pays Rs 20 Cr Vs Rs 75 Cr (YoY)
43. Deutsche Bank pays Rs 170 Cr Vs Rs 160 Cr (YoY)
44. Citi Bank Pays `200 Cr Vs Rs 230 Cr (YoY)
Punjab and Sind Bank - Heavily Oversubscribed
Punjab and Sind Bank is heavily oversubscribed 1 day before the closing. This is going to be a lot worse in terms of allotment when compared to MOIL
Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs) 49.80
Non Institutional Investors 22.91
Retail Individual Investors (RIIs) 8.38
Employee Reservation 1.22
BSE Bulk Deals to Watch - Dec 15 2010
Deal Date Scrip Code Company Client Name Deal Type * Quantity Price **
15/12/2010 521131 Anjani Fabrics NIKU ENTERPRISES PRIVATE LIMITED S 50000 56.81
NSE Bulk Deals to Watch - Dec 15 2010
Date,Symbol,Security Name,Client Name,Buy/Sell,Quantity Traded,Trade Price / Wght. Avg. Price,Remarks
15-DEC-2010,AHLWEST,Asian Hotels (West) Ltd,RADHE SHYAM SARAF,BUY,405904,195.23,-
15-DEC-2010,ASHCONIUL,Ashco Niulab Ind Ltd,BP FINTRADE PRIVATE
LIMITED,BUY,500081,5.50,-
MOIL attracts 24.4% premium
Settles at Rs 466.50 on BSE
Shares of state-run manganese producer MOIL settled at Rs 466.50 on BSE, a 24.4% premium over the initial public offer price of Rs 375.
Market snaps three-day winning streak ahead of RBI's policy review
The key benchmark indices drifted lower in choppy trade, snapping a three-day rally, as weak global stocks triggered profit taking. Concerns that a fuel price hike may stoke inflation pressures also weighed on investor sentiment. The BSE 30-share Sensex was down 151.42 points or 0.76%, up close to 80 points from the day's low and off close to 170 points from the day's high. European stocks and US index futures fell after Moody's Investor Service said it has put Spain's Aa1 rating on review for a possible downgrade.
Confidence is contagious. So is lack of confidence. - Vince Lombardi.
The bulls may well have retrieved some of the lost ground, but the conviction seems to be missing. Tuesday’s advance came on low volume, which has been the trend of late. In addition, FII inflows have tapered off though domestic funds have been select buyers.
MOIL - Listing - Grey Market Premium - Punjab and Sind Bank
| Company Name | Offer Price (Rs.) | Premium (Rs.) |
| Claris Life science | 228 (Lower) | Discount |
| Manganese Ore Ltd. | 375 (Upper) | 182 to 185 |
| Shipping Corporation | 140 (Upper) | -- |
| Ravi Kumar Distilleries | 56 to 64 | 6 to 7 |
| A 2 Z Maintenance | 400 to 410 | 3.50 to 4 |
| One 97 Communication | - | 3.50 to 4 |
| Punjab & Sind Bank | 113 to 120 | 33 to 35 |
Market may snap three days gains; MOIL issue eyed
The market may edge lower in the opening trade tacking weak Asian stocks. Trading of Nifty futures on the Singapore stock exchange indicate a fall of 12 points at the opening bell
State-run oil marketing companies have decided to increase the price of petrol by around Rs 2.95 a litre to pass on the impact of rising crude prices, which touched $90 per barrel this week To start with, Bharat Petroleum Corporation (BPCL) is increasing the price by Rs 2.95 a litre, effective Tuesday midnight, while the other two — Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (HPCL) — will follow suit later this week. This will be the second-steepest increase in petrol prices in this calendar year and the sixth increase in this financial year so far.
Markets set for a flat opening
The Indian markets are likely to begin the session on a flat note tracking unsupportive Asian markets; Q3 advance tax numbers of top India firms will be out from today
Headlines for the day:
Petrol price up by Rs2.95 a litre
BSE to suspend trading in 12 firms on non-compliance
JSW Infra to sell 10% to Eton Park for $125 million
Daily News Roundup - Dec 15 2010
Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd has hiked petrol price by Rs2.95 a litre. (FE)
Shareholders of Vedanta Resources have approved the proposed acquisition of Cairn India for up to US$9.6bn. (ET)
The Ministry of Power has allowed NTPC Ltd to sell 15% of electricity from a 500 MW unit each at its Korba and Farakka stations in the merchant power market. (BL)
Sensex, Nifty gains for 3rd straight session
The Indian markets ended in the positive terrain for a third straight trading session on Tuesday, as investors continued their gradual return after last week's big selloff. Barring Auto all the other BSE sectoral indices ended in the green. Consumer Durables, Metals and PSU stocks were among the major gainers. The broader market indices outperformed the benchmark indices for the second consecutive day. Markets opened on a flat note but the benchmark indices witnessed gradual upswing ahead of the release of November inflation report.
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