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Markets:
Shrugs off inflation figures - goes for growth
Mumbai: The BSE Sensex ended the trading session
at 5370.05, about 72 points higher than the previous close.
The Nifty gained nearly 20 points to close at 1668.75.
Market Gainers
Cipla, Bharti Tele-Ventures, HDFC, Ranbaxy, Tata Steel,
Tata Steel, SAIL, Sesa Goa, Satyam, Infosys, TCS, Polaris
Software, Wipro, Dabur, Colgate Palmolive, Nirma, Nagarjuna
Fertilisers, Chambal Fertilisers, Coromandel Fertilisers,
Godavari Fertilisers, Oswal Chemicals, SPIC
Market Losers
Zee Telefilms, Hindalco, Blue Star, Blue Dart, Crompton
Greaves, Lumax, Kothari Products, Tata Honeywell, Atlas
Copco
Market
Counters
BSE 30
Figures in Rupees
Gain (+) / Loss (-)
| ACC |
273.55 |
+2.70 |
| Bajaj
Auto |
920.35 |
+8.35 |
| Bharti
Televentures |
138.90 |
+6.15 |
| BHEL |
568.40 |
+6.45 |
| Cipla |
260.65 |
+11.75 |
| Dr.
Reddys Laboratories |
723.40 |
+8.25 |
| Grasim
Industries |
1,170.05 |
+9.10 |
| Gujarat
Ambuja |
342.20 |
+5.45 |
| HDFC |
611.30 |
+20.95 |
| HDFC
Bank |
389.65 |
+7.65 |
| Hero
Honda Motors |
440.40 |
-1.50 |
| Hindalco
Industries Limited |
1,182.85 |
-3.55 |
| Hindustan
Petroleum Corp |
311.90 |
+0.70 |
| HLL |
121.00 |
+2.35 |
| ICICI
Bank |
268.95 |
+1.60 |
| Infosys
Technologies |
1,652.10 |
+30.15 |
| ITC |
1,104.45 |
+24.40 |
| Larsen
& Toubro Limited |
792.80 |
0.00 |
| Maruti
Udyog |
392.60 |
+7.30 |
| MTNL |
119.50 |
+0.60 |
| ONGC |
697.05 |
+3.30 |
| Ranbaxy
Labs |
1,025.20 |
+26.50 |
| Reliance
Energy |
635.65 |
+1.45 |
| Reliance
Industries |
487.55 |
+1.70 |
| Satyam
Computer Services |
369.25 |
+8.45 |
| State
Bank Of India |
466.70 |
+3.95 |
| Tata
Motors |
395.45 |
+0.70 |
| Tata
Power |
287.05 |
+3.30 |
| TISCO |
263.60 |
+6.80 |
| Wipro |
590.95 |
+1.20 |
| Zee
Telefilms |
149.45 |
-1.70 |
Others
HLL up Rs.2.35 at Rs 121
SPIC up Rs.1.6 at Rs.13.25
ITC up 2.40 per cent at Rs.1, 105.75
Vardhman Spinning down Rs.8 at Rs.207.2
Mahavir Spinning up Rs.1.55 at Rs 212.70
KEC International down by Rs.1.1 at Rs.97.3
Bank of Rajasthan up 11.54 per cent at Rs.36.25
ITC Ltd up 5.92 per cent at Rs.1,104.45
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) up 1.15 per
cent at Rs 568.40
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DSQ
and Dinesh Dalmia debarred from market for ten years
Mumbai: The Securities and Exchange Board of India
(SEBI) has debarred DSQ Software Ltd (DSQ) and its Managing
Director, Dinesh Dalmia, from the securities market for
10 years. The SEBI has also ordered DSQ and Dalmia to
deposit Rs.630 crore in a separate account in a nationalised
bank within 45 days.
The escrow account, whose value is the average price of
1.3 crore scrips of DSQ, will be maintained till the completion
of investigation by various police agencies including
the Kolkata Police and the CBI, said the order.
The SEBI recently concluded its investigation into DSQ's
irregularities in the allotment of 1.70 crore shares in
2000-2001. Of these, the company introduced 1.3 crore
shares in the secondary market without listing, according
to the order.
The investigation also revealed that 30 lakh equity shares
were placed in the Dinesh Dalmia Technology Trust, ostensibly
for distribution as part of the Employee Stock Option
Scheme. These shares were not given listing permission
by the BSE and the NSE, but were sold in the secondary
market.
The order has instructed Dalmia to buy 1.3 crore shares
of DSQ from the secondary market within 45 days. These
shares are to be retained in a separate demat account
till permission for reduction of capital is obtained by
the company.
Mohammed Ghulam Ghouse, B.K. Pal, K.M. Venkateshwaran,
and V.M. Sundaram, other directors of DSQ, have also been
prohibited from buying, selling or dealing in securities
for five years.
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Dena
Bank second public issue slated for Q3 of current fiscal
Mumbai: Dena Bank plans to tap the capital market
with its second public offer in the third quarter of this
fiscal. The bank will issue eight crore fresh equity shares
with a face value of Rs.10 each at a premium to be decided
later.
Consequent to the public offering, the paid-up capital
would grow to Rs.286 crore from Rs.206 crore and the Government's
holding fall to 51 per cent from 70 per cent.
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