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Stock Market Today: Nifty, Sensex Register Second Consecutive Week Of Losses

Stock Market Today: Nifty, Sensex Register Second Consecutive Week Of Losses
NSE headquarters building in BKC, Mumbai. (Source: NDTV Profit/ Vijay Sartape)
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The Nifty ended 1.03% or 247.65 points higher at 24364.65 and the Sensex ends 1.04% or 819.69 points higher at 79705.91. Intraday, the Nifty gained as much as 1.3% and the Sensex gained 1.4%.

  • Rupee closed flat at 83.96 against the US dollar.

  • It closed at 83.96 on Thursday.

  • Source: Bloomberg

  • Nifty, Sensex close lower in the second week

  • Nifty ends 1.03% or 247.65 points higher at 24364.65

  • Sensex ends 1.04% or 819.69 points higher at 79705.91

  • Broader indices also ended higher; Nifty Midcap 100 ended 0.88% up and Nifty Smallcap 250 gained 0.64%

  • All sectoral indices closed higher; Nifty Media was the top gainer

  • Eicher Motors and ONGC were top Nifty gainers

  • BPCL and HDFC Life were top losers among Nifty stocks

  • Net profit down 0.3% at Rs 354 crore vs Rs 355 crore

  • Revenue up 2% at Rs 3,091 crore vs Rs 3,030 crore

  • EBITDA down 6.2% at Rs 522 crore vs Rs 557 crore

  • Margin at 16.9% vs 18.4%

  • Net profit up 46.4% at Rs 1,160 crore vs Rs 792 crore

  • Revenue up 35.7% at Rs 7,633 crore vs Rs 5,626 crore

  • EBITDA up 44% at Rs 4,380 crore vs Rs 3,041 crore

  • Margin at 57.4% vs 54.1%

  • Net profit up 20.2% at Rs 72.4 crore vs Rs 60.2 crore

  • Revenue up 17.3% at Rs 1,975 crore vs Rs 1,684 crore

  • EBITDA [GU] 18.4% at Rs 154 crore vs Rs 130 crore

  • Margin at 7.8% vs 7.7%

  • Net profit up 4.6% at Rs 140 crore vs Rs 134 crore

  • Revenue up 13.4% at Rs 1,853 crore vs Rs 1,634 crore

  • EBITDA up 10.2% at Rs 857 crore vs Rs 778 crore

  • Margin at 46.2% vs 47.6%

  • Revenue up 9% at Rs 33,861 crore vs Rs 31,065 crore

  • EBITDA up 5.5% at Rs 6,704 crore vs Rs 6,357 crore

  • Margin at 19.8% vs 20.5%

  • Net profit down 12% at Rs 2,268 crore vs Rs 2,576 crore

  • Net profit is up 47.5% to Rs 233 crore vs Rs 158 crore

  • Revenue up 8.1% at Rs 677 crore vs Rs 626 crore

  • EBITDA up 10.3% at Rs 223 crore vs Rs 203 crore

  • Margin at 33% vs 32.4%

  • Revenue up 2.2% at Rs 3,032 crore vs Rs 2,968 crore

  • EBITDA up 56.4% at Rs 609 crore vs Rs 389 crore

  • Margin at 20.1% vs 13.1%

  • Net profit up 91.2% at Rs 550 crore vs Rs 288 crore

Stock Market Live: Nifty Trades Above 24,300; Sensex Adds More Than 700 Points

  • Revenue down 3.9% at Rs 296 crore vs Rs 309 crore

  • EBITDA down 1.9% at Rs 70.2 crore vs Rs 71.5 crore

  • Margin at 23.7% vs 23.2%

  • Net profit down 7.8% at Rs 52.6 crore vs Rs 57 crore

  • Net profit down 86.7% at Rs 6.4 crore vs Rs 47.9 crore

  • Revenue down 40.4% at Rs 341 crore vs Rs 571 crore

  • EBITDA down 69.5% at Rs 27.8 crore vs Rs 91.2 crore

  • Margin at 8.2% vs 16%

  • Revenue up 20.8% at Rs 6,208 crore vs Rs 5,140 crore

  • EBITDA up 37.6% at Rs2,109 crore vs Rs 1,533 crore

  • Margin at 34% vs 29.8%

  • Net profit up 30.6% at Rs 1,420 crore vs Rs 1,087 crore

Revenue up 56.2% at Rs 4,104 crore vs Rs 2,628 crore

EBITDA up 66.8% at Rs 613 crore vs Rs 367 crore

Margin at 14.9% vs 14%

Net profit at Rs 391 crore vs Rs 167 crore

  • Revenue up 10.8% at Rs 216 crore vs Rs 195 crore

  • EBITDA up 12.7% at Rs 81.3 crore vs Rs 72.1 crore

  • Margin at 37.7% vs 37%

  • Net profit up 9.4% at Rs 59.6 crore vs Rs 54.5 crore

  • Net loss of Rs 8.3 crore vs profit of Rs 20.8 crore

  • Revenue down 9.2% at Rs 1,763 crore vs Rs 1,942 crore

  • EBITDA down 12.8% at Rs 132 crore vs Rs 152 crore

  • Margin at 7.5% vs 7.8%

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Source: Exchange Filing

Shares of Ola Electric Mobility Ltd. listed flat on the National Stock Exchange on Friday at the issue price of Rs 76 per share. On the BSE, the stock debuted at Rs 75.99 per share, marking a discount of 0.01%.

Post listing, the stock surged to hit its upper circuit limit of 20% but pared gains to trade 19.2% higher than its issue price at Rs 90.59.

  • Gets US FDA approval for ANDA of Trazodone Hydrochloride Tablets

  • Trazodone tablets are indicated for treatment of major depressive disorder in adults

  • Source: Exchange Filing

  • Revenue down 28.5% at Rs 1,027 crore vs Rs 1,437 crore

  • EBITDA loss at Rs 24.7 crore vs EBITDA of Rs 8.3 crore

  • Net profit at Rs 58.5 crore vs loss of Rs 87.4 crore

  • Exceptional credit of Rs 241 crore in Q1

  • July MF industry net inflow at Rs 1.89 lakh crore vs net outflows at Rs 43,636 crore in June

  • Net AUM of MF industry at Rs 64.9 lakh crore vs Rs 61.2 lakh crore

  • Active equity funds see net inflow of Rs 37,113 crore vs inflow of Rs 40,608 crore

  • Mid cap funds see net inflow of Rs 1,644 crore vs net inflow of Rs 2,528 crore

  • Small cap funds see net inflow of Rs 2,109 crore vs net inflow of Rs 2,263 crore

  • Large cap funds see net inflow of Rs 670 crore vs net inflow of Rs 970 crore

  • Flexi cap funds see net inflow of Rs 3,053 crore vs net inflow of Rs 3,059 crore

  • Sectoral/thematic funds see inflows of Rs 18,386 crore vs inflows of Rs 22,351 crore

  • Inflow on account of equity NFO at Rs 16,565 crore vs Rs 14,370 crore

  • Promoter Group cos raises stake in co to 73.19% from 71.14% 

  • Promoter Group acquires 2.05% stake in co between Nov-Aug

  • Source: Exchange Filing

Shares of Ola Electric Mobility Ltd. listed flat on the National Stock Exchange on Friday at the issue price of Rs 76 per share. On the BSE, the stock debuted at Rs 75.99 per share, marking a discount of 0.01%.

Post earnings conference call highlights

  • The company targets to reach at least 2,000 metric ton capacity in FY '26.

  • The company aims to maintain upwards of 15% of revenue from CSM business and targets to reach 20% of revenue in CSM business.

  • The company targets reaching Rs 1,000 crores by FY '26 and expects 15% revenue growth in FY 27 through de-bottlenecking and optimization of product mix and capacity utilization.

  • No significant organic Capex is expected in FY '25 and FY '26, with consideration for organic Capex in FY '27 for growth in FY '28 and '29.

  • The company targets a ROCE of 20% and EBITDA margins of 16-17% in the salts business with current contracts on track to achieve these targets.

  • July consolidated crude steel production at 22.15 lakh tonnes

  • Total crude steel production up 9% YoY

  • July capacity utilisation at Indian operations at 91%

  • Source: Exchange Filing

The market breadth was skewed in the favour of buyers. As many as 2,322 stocks rose, 525 declined, and 102 remained unchanged on the BSE.

At pre-open, the Nifty was at 24,386.85, up by 1.12% or 269.85 points and the Sensex rose 1.40% or 1,104.27 points at 79,990.49.

  • The yield on the 10-year bond opened flat at 6.88%.

  • It closed at 6.88% on Thursday.

  • Source: Bloomberg

  • Retains 'overweight', hikes target to Rs 3,577 vs Rs 2,705 earlier, upside 12%

  • Moderating competition and industry re-rating aids the view

  • Superior profile versus its peers and strong execution track record

  • Revise our FY25/26 earning per share by +0.3%/ +1.8%

  • Revise target multiple to 55 times June 2026 Earnings (44 times previously)

  • Rupee strengthened by 2 paise to open at 83.94 against the US dollar.

  • It closed at 83.96 on Thursday.

  • Source: Bloomberg

HSBC

  • Reduced growth forecast calls out for weaker corporate earnings and lower government spending

  • Hawkishness in tone was because of high food inflation

  • Believes that either Deposit growth should rise or credit growth should stabilize

  • Expects RBI rate cut in October and January quarters

Jefferies

  • Surplus liquidity in the system is temporary

  • This will be absorbed through reverse repo by RBI

  • Growth in unsecured lending has moderated, still at high levels

  • Tightening can lead to slower growth for banks/NBFCs

  • May impact topline in the near term

JP Morgan

  • General tone and tenor was cautious

  • RBI has reduced its 2Q GDP forecast to 7.1%, showing slowdown of corporate earnings

  • Expect 2Q GDP below 7%

  • Unsecured lending gradually slowing through credit card growth

  • Expect first cut in the October review

  • Retain Buy with 1850 vs 1650 earlier, Upside 15%

  • Healthy profitability; a generally positive outlook all around

  • Operating profit improvement led by subsidiaries

  • Order win momentum sustained in Q1 Rs. 980 crores

  • Led by Defence with orderbook at Rs. 5400 cr vs Rs. 5200 cr in Q4

  • Expect domestic CVs to enter an upcycle from FY26E

  • Pre-buy from CY25 may aid the US Class 8 market

  • Retains Buy with a lower target of 5250 vs 5300 earlier implying upside of 14%

  • 1QFY25 Results Slightly Above Estimates; outlook Is Positive

  • Better product mix driving up margin

  • Product launches, Ramp-up of Guerrilla 450 & new dealer-inventory policy should boost volumes going ahead

  • Exports outlook is cautiously optimistic

  • But trim earnings estimate given tempered-down volume estimates

  • Cuts Royal Enfield bike volume estimates by 4-6% over FY25-27E

  • Increase VECV margin estimates and target EV/EBITDA multiple

  • Maintains neutral stance on the cement sector, with JK Cement as top pick

  • Jul'24 saw a steady decline in cement prices across regions

  • Weak pricing due to poor demand on account of monsoons, delayed budget

  • Prices remain stable in the first week of August

  • Firms passing cost saving benefits to customers due to a high competitive intensity

  • Believe cement pricing will remain tepid till demand picks up in Q3FY25

  • Retains 'Neutral' with target price Rs 496 from 512 earlier, implying downside 3%

  • Margin headwinds from rising commodity prices

  • RM/sales jumped 250 bps qoq led by Natural rubber prices

  • Expects mid-single-digit RM basket increase in 2Q

  • Company strategy to maintain profitability over market share might be negative for long term

  • EPS cut of 14%/4% for FY25/26

  • Lower FY26 EV/EBITDA to 6.5 times from 7 times earlier

  • China July producer prices fall 0.8% YoY vs estimate of 0.9% decline

  • China July consumer prices rise 0.5% YoY vs estimate of 0.3% rise

  • Source: Bloomberg

  • Maintains 'reduce' at Rs 470 target, implying 27% downside

  • Q1 results below brokerage estimates on lower-than-anticipated margins

  • Management cuts FY25 volume growth guidance to 6-7% vs 10% earlier

  • Volumes in Morbi region to be impacted in Q2FY25 on ceramic plant shut downs

  • Lower target price due to concerns surrounding volume recovery in key Morbi region

  • Ministry of Heavy Industries approves arm to get EV models tested for Electric Mobility Promotion Scheme 2024

  • Arm to be eligible for incentives under various schemes of Ministry of Heavy Industries

  • Source: Exchange Filing

The Indian rupee closed flat after weakening to a record low of Rs 83.99 against the dollar. It opened flat on Thursday, ahead of the release of the Reserve Bank of India policy statement.

The local currency ended flat at Rs. 83.96, having depreciated from the opening of Rs 83.94 against the greenback. The Indian unit had closed at Rs 83.95 on Wednesday.

  • Ex/record Dividend: KEC International, Kolte - Patil Developers, KPIT Technologies, Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals, Netweb Technologies, Kalyan Jewellers India, Arvind Fashions, The Jammu & Kashmir Bank, Taj GVK Hotels & Resorts, JK Lakshmi Cement, Hindalco Industries, CEAT, Equitas Small Finance Bank, Endurance Technologies, The Ramco Cements, Tega Industries, Varun Beverages, Wonderla Holidays, Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation, Bharat Petroleum Corporation, City Union Bank, ASK Automotive, Alkem Laboratories, Bharat Heavy Electricals.

  • Ex/record AGM: Kalyan Jewellers India, The Jammu & Kashmir Bank, Taj GVK Hotels & Resorts, JK Lakshmi Cement, Hindalco Industries, CEAT, Hindustan Petroleum Corp, The Ramco Cements, Netweb Technologies India.

  • Ex/record Buyback: Indus Tower.

  • Ex/record Bonus Issue: Sakuma Exports.

  • Moved out short-term Framework: Nuvama Wealth Management, NRB Industrial Bearings.

  • Moved in short-term Framework: Symphony.

  • Adani Power: Promoter Hibiscus Trade and Investment Ltd. bought 31 lakh shares on Aug. 8.

  • Sapphire Foods: Promoter Arinjaya (Mauritius) Ltd sold 23.91 lakh shares on Aug. 8.

US-Based Firm Columbus Hydraulics Acquired By Wipro

DCW: Albula Investment Fund Ltd bought 24.64 lakh shares (0.83%) at Rs 71.35 apiece, and LTS Investment Fund Ltd sold 24.64 lakh shares (0.83%) at Rs 71.35 apiece.

  • Brainbees Solutions: The public issue was subscribed to 12.22 times on day 3. The bids were led by institutional investors (19.3 times), retail investors (2.31 times), reserved for employees (6.57 times), and non-institutional investors (4.68 times).

  • Unicommerce eSolutions: The public issue was subscribed to 168.39 times on day 3. The bids were led by institutional investors (138.75 times), retail investors (131.15 times), and non-institutional investors (252.48 times).

Standard Chartered Bank Exits Protean eGov Tech For Rs 225 Crore

Paramount Communications' Board Approves Rs 400-Crore QIP

LIC Q1 Results: Profit Rises 9% To Rs 10,544 Crore

Trade Setup For Aug. 9: Nifty Still In Bear Territory With No Clear Direction

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