Markets: Small sector stocks hold firm as market dips
Mumbai: The 30-stock Sensex went down 49.2 points (0.89 per cent) to 5462.61 points. The S&P CNX Nifty fell by 1.11 per cent to 1698.5 points.

Market Gainers
Reliance Industries, Shasun Chemicals, Li-Taka Pharma, Fine Drugs, Tasc Pharma, VIP Industries, Blow Plast, Bata India, Voltas, NDTV

Market Losers
Infosys, ICICI Bank, ITC, Tata Motors, Tata Power, Tata Steel, Larsen & Toubro, Maruti Udyog, BHEL, Bharti Tele

Market Counters
Glenmark Pharmaceuticals up 10 per cent at Rs285.15
Opto Circuits up 12.9 per cent to Rs78
Biocon dowen two per cent at Rs548.3
Bal Pharma down 5.2 per cent at Rs53.35
Sri Adhikari Brothers up eight per cent at Rs96.9
Ucal Fuel Systems down 1.7 per cent at Rs342.25
South India Paper Mills up 10 per cent at Rs70.95
Era Constructions down 3.8 per cent at Rs106.9
PTC India up three per cent to Rs57.3
Voltas up 8.66 per cent at Rs156.80
Mercator Lines up 10 per cent at Rs489.10
Tata Honeywell at a 52-week high at Rs468.05 - up 7.83 per cent
Kinetic Motors up 2.04 per cent at Rs42.55
TV Today Network up 6.37 per cent at Rs114.45
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ING Vysya MF launches Valuepac
Mumbai: ING Vysya Mutual Fund has launched Valuepac, a systematic transfer plan for mutual fund investors.

Valuepac allows investors to initially park their funds in the ING Vysya Liquid plan and the money would subsequently get transferred in 12 instalments to the ING Vysya Domestic Opportunities Fund.

Valuepac is available in four denominations of Rs12,000, Rs24,000 or Rs48,000. The asset management company also offers an ‘apna choice' pack where the investors can decide the sum of money that they would like to invest.
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