- Camlin Fine Sciences to allot 1.72 crore equity shares at Rs 87 each via QIP.
- Swaraj Engines to consider buyback on November 28.
- RBI allows ARCs to hold more than 26 percent stake in defaulting companies.
- CG Power bags Rs 111 crore order from Indian Railways.
Indian equity benchmarks closed little changed after fluctuating intraday on low trading volume. An advance in software exporters countered a decline in telecom stocks.
The S&P BSE Sensex was little changed at 33,588 and the NSE Nifty 50 Index was also little changed at 10,348.75.
The Singapore-traded SGX Nifty, an early indicator of NSE Nifty 50 Index’s performance in India, was little changed at 10,368 as of 6:50 a.m.
Here Are The Stocks To Watch:
- Cox & Kings owned Meininger to open a hotel in Dresden, Germany.
- Camlin Fine Sciences to allot 1.72 crore equity shares at Rs 87 each via QIP.
- Skipper to enter into a JV for drip irrigation business with MetzerPlas Cooperative Agriculture Organization of Israel.
- Swaraj Engines to consider buyback on Nov. 28.
- RBI allows ARCs to hold more than 26 percent stake in defaulting companies.
- Government to launch third auction of wind power capacity on Friday.
- CG Power and Industrial Solutions bagged Rs 111 crore order from Indian Railways.
F&O Setup
- Nifty November futures closed at 10,366.6 with a premium of 18 points from 15.9 points
- November contracts: Nifty open interest down 3 percent; Bank Nifty open interest up 2 percent
- India VIX at 13.8, down 1.2 percent
- Max open interest for November series at 10,500 Call (open interest at 62.9 lakh, open interest up 3 percent)
- Max open interest for November series at 10,300 Put (open interest at 60.2 lakh, up 11 percent)
F&O Ban
- In ban: DHFL, DLF, Fortis Healthcare, HDIL, Infibeam, Jet Airways, Jain Irrigation, JP Associates, JSW Energy, Just Dial, Reliance Communication, TV18 Broadcast and Wockhardt.
- New in ban: Fortis Healthcare and Jet Airways.
- Out of ban: Indocount.
Only intraday positions can be taken in stocks which are in F&O ban. In case of a rollover of these intraday positions, there is a penalty
Active Stock Futures
Bulk Deals
- AIA Engineering: Jwalamukhi Investment Holdings sold 12.11 lakh shares or 1.3 percent equity stake at Rs 1446.05 each.
- MT Educare: Visa Capital bought 2.50 lakh shares or 0.6 percent equity stake at Rs 68.05 each.
- Garware Wall Ropes: Hober Mallow Trust bought 1.62 lakh shares or 0.7 percent equity stake at Rs 913.73 each.
Syngene:
- Gaoling Fund LP bought 15 lakh shares or 0.8 percent equity stake at Rs 515 each.
- Steadview Capital Mauritius sold 19.50 lakh shares or 1 percent equity stake at Rs 516.92 each.
Steel Strips Wheels:
- Promoter DHG Marketing bought 1.29 lakh shares or 0.8 percent equity stake at Rs 811.76 each.
- GS Global Corp sold 1.24 lakh shares or 0.8 percent equity stake at Rs 754.19 each.
Earnings Reactions To Watch
Kesar Terminals (Q2, YoY)
- Revenue down 7 percent at Rs 10.5 crore.
- Net profit down 18 percent at Rs 4.1 crore.
- EBITDA down 23 percent at Rs 5.3 crore.
- Margins at 50.5 percent from 61.1 percent.
Star Paper Mills (Q2, YoY)
- Revenue down 3.4 percent at Rs 81.3 crore.
- Net profit down 6.4 percent at Rs 14.7 crore.
- EBITDA down 3.7 percent at Rs 18.4 crore.
- Margins at 22.6 percent from 22.7 percent.
Earnings To Watch
- Bharat Bijlee
- Career Point
- Kingfa Science
- Lyka Labs
- Rane Brake
- Saksoft
Brokerage Radar
CIMB on Hindustan Zinc
- Initiated with Reduce Rating and price target of Rs 251; implying a potential downside of 20 percent from yesterday’s close.
- Zinc demand-supply balance could turn to surplus in 2018
- Zinc fundamentals weakening now; Given the surplus prices could lower
- Hindustan Zinc’s operating income to decelerate in the next financial year as volume growth is offset by price decline.
- Expect metal production CAGR of 8 percent till March 2020, driving operating income of 6 percent and 4 percent in the next two financial years each.
- Expect company to remain in net cash position in over the financial years till march 2020; Dividend per share to remain elevated.
Motilal Oswal on Bata India
- Downgraded to ‘Sell’ from ‘Buy’; maintained price target at Rs Rs 578; implying a potential downside of 23 percent from yesterday’s close.
- Downgraded on rich valuations.
- With GST netted off from the topline, we expect similar growth of 6 percent year-on-year in the second half of the current financial year.
- Premiumization to support margin expansion of 70 basis points and 100 basis points in the currentand next financial year each.
- Store expansion plan on track, but expect muted same store sales growth.
- Revenue estimates cut by 4 percent and 6 percent for the current and the next financial years each, to factor in weak first half.
- Expect revenue and net profit to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 9 percent and 19 percent respectively, till March 2019.
HSBC on Gujarat Pipavav Ports
- Upgraded to ‘Hold’ from ‘Reduce’; hiked price target to Rs 144 from Rs 120.
- Maersk Line revises two of its services that would raise Pipavav’s annual container throughput by 15 percent.
- Raise earnings estimates over financial years till March 2019 by 4-16 percent, driven by higher throughput from the additional service.
- Long term challenge remains with PSA’s new terminal in Nhava Sheva coming by the end of 2017.
- Continue to prefer Adani Ports and SEZ.
UBS on Motherson Sumi
- Maintained ‘Buy’; hiked price target to Rs 405 from Rs 370.
- Expect strong earnings growth trajectory over next three years.
- Positives: ramp up of new facilities and continued margin expansion in international business.
- SMP has been investing in automation to increase productivity; PKC is well placed to grow.
- Mirrors business gaining share and rising .
- Global business to continue to trade at higher end of the space.
Jefferies on Info Edge
- Downgraded to ‘Hold’ from ‘Buy’; hiked price target to Rs 1,150 from Rs 1,118.
- Downgrade as risk-reward unfavourable.
- Target price hiked to factor in higher for Zomato.
- Prospects for Zomato have improved over the last 12 months, helped by strong momentum in online ordering and lower cash burn.
- Current stock price already reflects recoveries in Naukri and 99acres.
- Investors should wait for better entry points.
Citi on India Grid Trust
- Upgraded to ‘Buy’ from ‘Neutral’; hiked price target to Rs 102 from Rs 97.
- Acquisition of three power transmission asset to be accretive from distribution per unit and internal rate of return point.
- Target price hiked to factor in change in earnings per share and cost of equity.
- India Grid Trust increased its distribution period unit guidance by 4 percent for the next financial years.
Deutsche Bank on Life Insurance Companies
- Task force on direct taxes - may impact life insurance industry.
- Tax rehaul at a very preliminary stage now.
- Since the change is large, this may remain a slight overhang, until clarity emerges.
- Meaningful impact on embedded and of new business likely if tax rates raised.
Citi on Changes to Insolvency Code
- Some government banks have been anxious about allowing existing promoters to bid.
- Changes made could also mean that in some cases there could be low recoveries or resolution process could get extended due to lack of bidders.
Media Reports
- Home buyers not to get financial creditors status (Financial Express).
- Videocon resolves with banks to stay out of NCLT (Financial Express)
- Demonetisation and higher cost bleed small finance banks (Mint).
- Jewellery stocks shine brighter (Mint).
- Digital ad spends set to rise in India (Mint).
- Airtel, Rel Jio to vie for RCom’s spectrum (Economic Times).
- Thomas Cook’s OFS for Quess Corp oversubscribed five times (Economic Times).