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Markets:
Load shedding continues
Mumbai: At the BSE, the 30-share Sensitive Index
(Sensex) closed on Thursday at 6367.39 points, shedding
91.45 points for the day. All the major sectoral indices
such as the BSE PSU, the Bankex, the BSE Teck, BSE HealthCare
and the BSE Auto were in the red and even the broader
BSE 100, 200 and 500 indices closed the day with loses.
At the National Stock Exchange (NSE), the 50-share S&P
CNX Nifty index closed at 1998.35 points, losing 33.85
points in the day's mayhem.
International Markets
|
|
Current
|
Change
|
|
DJIA-
Dow Jones Industrial Average
|
2090.00
|
-1.24
|
| Nasdaq
Composite |
10622.88 |
+25.05
|
National
Markets
|
NIFTY
|
1998.35
|
-33.85
|
| SENSEX
|
6367.39
|
-91.45 |
Market
Counters
Figures in Rupees
Gain (+) / Loss (-)
BSE 30
| ACC |
343.60 |
-5.10 |
| Bajaj
Auto |
1,071.15 |
-16.95 |
| Bharti
Televentures |
211.00 |
+0.80 |
| BHEL |
739.40 |
-15.85 |
| Cipla |
293.50 |
-7.65 |
| Dr.
Reddys Laboratories |
800.65 |
-21.35 |
| Grasim
Industries |
1,295.90 |
-6.95 |
| Gujarat
Ambuja |
416.05 |
-9.90 |
| HDFC |
738.20 |
-8.60 |
| HDFC
Bank |
485.35 |
-13.15 |
| Hero
Honda Motors |
575.25 |
+9.25 |
| Hindalco
Industries Limited |
1,328.85 |
-38.15 |
| Hindustan
Petroleum Corp |
392.60 |
+0.35 |
| HLL |
141.75 |
-2.90 |
| ICICI
Bank |
354.15 |
-6.55 |
| Infosys
Technologies |
2,043.15 |
-8.70 |
| ITC |
1,276.60 |
-17.40 |
| Larsen
& Toubro Limited |
939.10 |
-18.70 |
| Maruti
Udyog |
436.60 |
-9.60 |
| ONGC |
784.35 |
-13.25 |
| Ranbaxy
Labs |
1,207.35 |
-2.00 |
| Reliance
Energy |
545.25 |
+5.20 |
| Reliance
Industries |
525.95 |
-3.95 |
| Satyam
Computer Services |
378.60 |
-11.20 |
| State
Bank Of India |
604.60 |
-12.90 |
| Tata
Motors |
495.25 |
-8.40 |
| Tata
Power |
375.90 |
-11.00 |
| TISCO |
355.40 |
-13.30 |
| Wipro |
689.40 |
-16.80 |
| Zee
Telefilms |
168.80 |
-0.90 |
BSE
Gainers -Top Ten
| Company
Name |
Current
Price
|
Previous
Close
|
| Livewell
Home Finance Ltd. |
29.60
|
24.70
|
| Integrated
Financial Services Ltd. |
10.85 |
9.08 |
| Priya
Ltd. |
19.80
|
16.60 |
| Mangalam
Timber Products Ltd. |
14.21
|
11.96
|
| VJIL
Consulting Ltd. |
17.07
|
15.00
|
| Royal
Cushion Vinyl Products Ltd. |
18.90 |
16.70 |
| Matsushita
Television & Audio India Ltd. |
15.43
|
-13.70
|
| Arihant
Capital Markets Ltd. |
14.75
|
13.10 |
| Kalyani
Sharp India Ltd. |
16.65
|
14.88 |
| Divyashakti
Granites Ltd. |
17.60
|
16.00 |
NSE
Gainers - Top Ten
| Company
Name |
Current
Price |
Previous
Close |
| JBM
Auto Components Ltd |
101.35 |
84.00 |
| Mangalam
Timber Products Ltd. . |
14.15
|
11.90 |
| Pudumjee
Agro Industries Ltd. |
31.25
|
28.25 |
| Matsushita
Television & Audio India Ltd. |
15.30
|
13.85
|
| Krishna
Engineering Works Ltd. |
12.25
|
11.10
|
| SKM
Egg P roducts Export India Ltd |
28.35
|
25.75 |
| Dwarikesh
Sugar Industries Ltd. |
147.50
|
134.05
|
| Hindustan
Motors Ltd. |
23.25
|
21.15
|
| Williamson
Magor & Company Ltd. |
30.20
|
27.50
|
| Shriram
Transport Finance Company Ltd. |
40.05
|
36.70 |
BSE
Losers -Top Ten
| Company
Name |
Current
Price |
Previous
Close |
| Pressman
Ltd. |
21.77
|
27.20
|
| Patels
Airtemp (India) Ltd. |
19.05
|
23.80 |
| Super
Syntec |
15.15
|
18.65 |
| Interworld
F |
16.50
|
19.85
|
| Citurgia
Biochemicals Ltd. |
12.70
|
14.48
|
| Gulshan
Sugars & Chemicals Ltd. |
26.10
|
29.35 |
| Computer
Point Ltd. |
11.92
|
13.24
|
| Walchand
Capital Ltd. |
261.15
|
290.00
|
| Pennar
Profiles Ltd. |
12.61
|
14.00
|
| Ikf
Finance Ltd |
13.44
|
14.92
|
NSE
Losers -Top Ten
| Company
Name |
Current
Price |
Previous
Close |
| Pressman
Ltd. |
30.25
|
37.80
|
| Jenson
& Nicholson (India) Ltd. . |
13.90
|
15.35 |
| Lloyds
Steel Industries Ltd |
13.10
|
14.40 |
| Pasupati
Fabrics Ltd |
13.65
|
14.95
|
| India
Foils Ltd. |
15.65
|
17.00
|
| Godrej
Industries Ltd |
109.60
|
118.50 |
| Mahanagar
Telephone Nigam Ltd. . |
145.65
|
157.45
|
| Apcotex
Lattices Ltd. |
49.50
|
53.45
|
| S
P L Ltd. |
49.10
|
53.00
|
| Cybertech
Systems & Software Ltd |
10.30
|
11.10
|
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BSE-IndoNext
kicks off today
Mumbai: BSE-IndoNext, the trading platform for
mid-cap and small-cap companies, will kick off on the
BSE today, with trading in over 500 companies. The Finance
Minister, P. Chidambaram, will inaugurate the IndoNext
in Mumbai.
IndoNext is a joint effort of the BSE and the Federation
of Indian Stock Exchanges (FISE), which represents most
of the regional stock exchanges.
In a notice to its members today, the BSE said that this
segment will consist of selected companies listed in B1
and B2 groups of the BSE and companies exclusively listed
on regional stock exchanges.
In the first phase, 511 companies currently traded on
the BSE under the B1 and B2 group have been shifted to
the BSE-IndoNext segment. Nine scrips listed on regional
stock exchanges will also be traded in this segment.
The notice said that this new segment is being introduced
with a view to promote the growth and development of companies
belonging to small and medium enterprises segment of the
Indian industry.
All trades in this segment will be done through the BSE's
BOLT system under the `S' group. The norms pertaining
to trading, settlement, risk management, surveillance
monitoring, etc., which are applicable to existing scrips
on the BSE, will also be applicable to scrips traded under
this group. If any of these scrips are required to be
transferred for surveillance reasons to trade-to-trade,
they will be shifted to a new group called the `TS' where
settlements take place on trade-to-trade basis, the notice
said.
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FIIs
are net sellers in all segments
Mumbai: After a long time, foreign institutional
investors (FIIs) turned into net sellers in all segments
of the capital market on Wednesday. According to SEBI
data, FIIs were net sellers in the equity, debt and derivatives
market valued over Rs1,350 crore.
The data released by SEBI said that FIIs were net sellers
of Rs57.90 crore in equity and Rs535.40 crore in debt.
In the equity derivatives segment, FIIs were net sellers
in index futures to the tune of Rs637.64 crore and stock
futures of Rs130.48 crore.
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SMILE:
Multi-cap fund from Sundaram MF
Chennai: The Sundaram Mutual has launched an open-ended
equity fund, which will predominantly invest in small
and mid-cap stocks. Only a small part of the Sundaram
Small and Medium Indian Leading Equities' (SMILE) fund
will be invested in large cap stocks to ensure liquidity.
The company said that 188 companies with a market capitalisation
of less than Rs200 crore had turned in over 50 per cent
(compounded) growth in their profits. Similarly, 258 companies
had seen their profits grow more than 24 per cent in the
last five years.
In the last seven years, profits of 160 companies grew
over 18 per cent. The total market capitalisation of the
160 companies was about Rs7,500 crore, reducing the risks
of liquidity for the investors.
The company expects the SMILE fund to collect Rs 200 crore
through the initial public offer.
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Fixed
Maturity Plan schemes from ING Vysya
Mumbai: ING Vysya Mutual Fund is launching its
fixed maturity plan schemes. This is a close-ended scheme
that offers an investment plan with 450 days maturity.
It would invest in a portfolio of government securities
or highly rated corporate bonds maturing close to the
maturity of the scheme so as to generate returns comparable
with alternative fixed-income instruments of similar maturity,
according to the offer document of the fund.
The scheme opens for subscription from January 24-28
The scheme will be fully redeemed at the end of its maturity
period. The fund would not charge any entry load or exit
load. It offers both growth and dividend options and the
minimum application amount is Rs2,000. The offer document
has been filed with SEBI.
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