A bronze bull statue stands at the entrance of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) building in Mumbai, India. (Photographer: Dhiraj Singh/Bloomberg)
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Jun 10, 2021
Bata India may react as the company reported quarterly results after the market closed Wednesday. SAIL, Century Plyboards are among the companies scheduled to report earnings Thursday. TCS holding its annual shareholders' meeting. Foreign investors bought net Rs 3,840 crore of stocks on Tuesday, according to the NSDL website.
The broader market outperformed their larger peers. The S&P BSE MidCap gained 1.26% and S&P BSE SmallCap advanced 1.73%. Eighteen of the 19 sector sub-indices compiled by BSE Ltd. increased, led by a gauge of real estate companies. The S&P BSE Auto Index was the lone drag, falling 0.1%.
The market breadth was firmly skewed in favour of the bulls. About 2,454 stocks gained, 729 declined and 150 remained unchanged, according to the BSE data.
Global investors have bought shares worth $1.1 billion this month through Tuesday, compared with nearly $749 million for all of last month, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Equities have received inflows of over $7.7 billion this year.
Indiabulls Housing Finance Ltd. rose 11%. Trading in the company's call options was quadruple the average. Trading volume was quadruple the average for this time of day.
The stock was the best performer among its peers.
Trading volume was 83.4 million shares, quadruple the 20-day average of 23.4 million shares for this time of day.
Trading in the company's call options totalled 52,220 contracts, compared with the average of 13,833 over the past 20 days. Trading in the company's put options totalled 13,508 contracts, compared with the average of 3,981 over the same period.
The relative strength index on the stock was above 70, indicating it may be overbought.
Analysts have two buy, no hold, and one sell recommendations on the stock.
The price target of Rs 185 represents a 36% decrease from the last price
Bajaj Finance Ltd. rose 7.2%. Trading in the company's call options was triple the average. Trading volume was double the average for this time of day.
The stock was the best performer among its peers.
Trading volume was 3.66 million shares, double the 20-day average of 1.63 million shares for this time of day.
Trading in the company's call options totalled 147,990 contracts, compared with the average of 50,580 over the past 20 days. Trading in the company's put options totalled 57,382 contracts, compared with the average of 23,481 over the same period.
Analysts have 16 buy, six hold, and seven sell recommendations on the stock.
The price target of Rs 5,361.04 represents a 12% decrease from the last price
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Bata India Ltd. rallies most in 14 months after the footwear maker reported quarterly profit that was ahead of analysts’ expectations, mainly driven by a sharp decline in raw material cost.
On June 9, the footwear maker reported its earnings three months ended March after trading hours in Mumbai; its net income of Rs 29.44 crore beat the consensus view of Rs 26.8 crore, while revenue met estimates
Q4 raw material costs plunged 85% YoY to Rs 14.39 crore
Company also said it has adequate cash reserves and is curbing discretionary expenses to eliminate redundancies
Bata’s sales performance seen slowing in coming quarters due to nationwide lockdowns and anticipated further delays in the opening of malls, Sachin Bobade, an analyst at Dolat Capital Market, said in a note
The company’s focus on store additions, new promotional activities and procuring institutional contracts will help it recover from a lull in sales growth
Cuts FY22 EPS target by 16% to Rs 19.3
Retains accumulate with a price target of Rs 1,697
India’s total vehicle retail sales for May were 535,855 units, compared with 1.19 million vehicles sold in April, according to data released by the Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations.
May two-wheeler retail sales fell by 52.5% over April to 410,757 units, passenger vehicles sales fell by 59% m/m to 85,733 units; May tractor sales fell by 57% and CV sales fell by 66% from a month earlier
The first nine days of June saw a better start than expected due to pent up demand: statement
June may result in almost equivalent sales when compared to June 2020
Overall demand recovery to be slow as rural markets continue to struggle with post-Covid effects; FADA continues to “remain guarded in its optimism on overall industry recovery” for FY21-22: statement
The broader market outperformed their larger peers. The S&P BSE MidCap gained 0.85% and S&P BSE SmallCap climbed 1.3%. All the 19 sector indices compiled by BSE Ltd. advanced, led by gauges of metal and utilities companies.
Global investors have bought shares worth $1.1 billion this month through Tuesday, compared with nearly $749 million for all of last month, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Equities have received inflows of over $7.7 billion this year.