- Biocon receives U.S. FDA observations for Bengaluru plant
- Hexaware raises revenue guidance
- Sobha board to consider share buyback
- Tech Mahindra, InterGlobe Aviation beat estimates in Q1
- Vascon Engineers receives work order
The Singapore-traded SGX Nifty, an early indicator of Nifty 50's performance in India, was little changed at 10,107.
All you need to know going into trade today.https://t.co/V3X6Z7DZ9O pic.twitter.com/MbAKHY8cUm
Here are the stocks to watch out for in today's session:
- Biocon: U.S. FDA issues Form 483 observations after an inspection of its Bengaluru plant
- Glenmark: Reports positive data in phase 2a study of GBR 830
- Hexaware: Raises 2017 revenue guidance to 14-15 percent
- Parsvnath Developers: Acquired 10,000 equity shares in Farhad Realtors
- Vascon Engineers: Receives work order worth Rs 80.4 crore
- Satin Creditcare: Invested Rs 6.99 crore in its subsidiary Taraashna Services
- VIP Clothing: To raise Rs 50 crore by way of rights issue
- Viji Finance: Shareholders approve 1:10 bonus issue
- Sobha: Board to consider buyback of Rs 62 crore on August 4
- HDFC: HDFC Life-Max Insurance deal called off.
Trouble mounts for Biocon's Bengaluru plant as U.S. FDA issues fresh Form 483 observations, reports @YatinMota.https://t.co/jgHcrlBTAQ pic.twitter.com/XGVFKOAwBi
Today's Nifty Call
#Q1WithBQ | More hits than misses in Q1 earnings so far. @darshanvmehta1 reports the scorecard. https://t.co/tcwFU7SUCV pic.twitter.com/IcJ3ABX6iB
F&O Setup
- Nifty futures premium shrinks to 27 points from 28 points earlier
- Long build up seen on both Nifty & Nifty Bank as open interest addition seen
- Nifty support moves to 10,000 from 9,800; resistance at 10,500
- Maximum open interest on put side shifts to 10,000 levels from 9,800 at 43.5 lakh shares
- Max Open interest on call side currently at 10,500 levels; open interest at 33.1 lakh shares
- Put writing seen at 9,900 & 10,000 levels
- Call unwinding seen at 10,100 & 10,200 levels
Active Stock Futures
- Power Grid sees open interest addition of 25 percent on long side
- Shriram Transport sees open interest addition of 14 percent on long side
- SBI sees open interest addition of 7 percent on long side
- LIC Housing Finance sees open interest addition of 37 percent on short side
- Dr. Reddy's sees open interest addition of 17 percent on short side
- Lupin sees open interest addition of 16 percent on the short side
Stocks In F&O Ban
- IndiaBulls RealEstate
- Infibeam
- JSW Energy
Hope to achieve high single-digit volume growth in FY18, says Vivek Gambhir.@sharleendsouza reports.https://t.co/mThjF6vZf7 pic.twitter.com/PhWV3rjTVk
Bulk Deals
Religare Enterprises
- Dilipkumar Lakhi buys 28.88 lakh shares or 1.6 percent stake at Rs 97 each
- Bought 10.32 lakh shares or 0.6 percent stake in the company on July 27 as well
- Shakti Pumps: Old Bridge Capital Management buys 1.48 lakh shares or 0.8 percent stake at Rs 476.02 each
- CDSL: Abu Dhabi Investment Authority sold 8.10 lakh shares at Rs 345.29 each
Indian cigarette makers may feel the heat as U.S. proposes nicotine cut, reports @EnSaluja.https://t.co/FFFFFcMYEc pic.twitter.com/Mzhbvi1uZy
Earnings Reactions To Watch
InterGlobe Aviation (Q1, YoY)
- Revenue up 25.6 percent at Rs 5,753 crore
- EBITDAR up 27.7 percent at Rs 1,951 crore
- EBITDAR margin expanded to 33.91 percent from 33.37 percent
- Net profit up 37 percent at Rs 811 crore
Tech Mahindra (Q1, QoQ)
- Revenue down 2.1 percent to Rs 7,336 crore
- EBITDA up 4.1 percent to Rs 935 crore
- EBITDA margin expanded to 12.7 percent from 12 percent
- Net profit up 36 percent to Rs 799 crore
Bharat Electronics (Q1, YoY)
- Revenue up 94 percent to Rs 1,803.1 crore
- EBITDA at 163.3 crore
- EBITDA margin expanded to 9.5 percent from - 4.4 percent
- Net profit up 247 percent at Rs 125.3 crore
Music Broadcast (Q1, YoY)
- Revenue up 12 percent at Rs 70.3 crore
- EBITDA up 16.2 percent at Rs 22.2 crore
- EBITDA margin expanded to 31.6 percent from 30.4 percent
- Net profit up 42 percent to Rs 10.8 crore
Jaiprakash Power Ventures (Q1, YoY)
- Revenue up 32 percent to Rs 996 crore
- EBITDA up 15 percent to Rs 351 crore
- EBITDA margin narrowed to 35.3 percent from 40.6 percent
- Net loss narrows to Rs 19 crore from net loss of Rs 196 crore
#Q1WithBQ | @AgamVakil in conversation with @tech_mahindra's Vineet Nayyar.https://t.co/jKvrXc3D5x pic.twitter.com/EhEV3sAgUx
Brokerage Calls
- InterGlobe Aviation: Motilal Oswal maintained a 'Neutral' rating with price target hiked to Rs 1,312 from Rs 1,283.
- UPL: Morgan Stanley maintained an 'Overweight' rating and hiked price target to Rs 1,018 from Rs 889
- Bharat Electronic: UBS maintained 'Sell' and price target at Rs 124
Shriram Transport
- Morgan Stanley maintained 'Overweight' with price target of Rs 1,250
- CLSA retained its 'Sell' rating and hiked price target to Rs 950 from Rs 910
- Tech Mahindra: CLSA retained its 'Sell' rating with price target hiked to Rs 370 from Rs 350
- Godrej Consumer: CLSA downgraded the stock to 'Sell' and cut price target to Rs 940 from Rs 958
UDAY helps power distributors save Rs 14,100 crore in 9 months, reports @bhanvi_1. https://t.co/WY5EjYzYYR pic.twitter.com/b2tAZt4kXl
Media Reports
- Larsen & Toubro: Looks to raise Rs 6,000 crore via non-convertible debentures.(Economic Times)
- Birla Corp: Plans new Rs 2,400 crore cement unit. (Business Standard)
- Eicher: Rides past Bajaj Auto in market capitalisation. (Business Standard)
- Tata Motors: CEO draws Rs 22.55 crore salary in FY17. (Business Standard)
- Tata Steel: Working on commercialisation of graphene, an advanced material and considered to be a superb conductor. (Business Standard)
- NTPC: Has no plans to acquire stressed power projects, says government. (Economic Times)
- NHPC: NHPC's Kishanganga to start operations by January, 2018, said Piyush Goyal. (Economic Times)
- GAIL: The company is under CCI scanner for breaching competition norms. (Economic Times)
- IOC: Its new concept SAS to come back to company's priority list. (Economic Times)
- Lupin: Pahrmaceutical major's Aurangabad plant undergoes the U.S. FDA inspection. (PTI)
- InterGlobe Aviation: IndiGo may adopt junk sale-and-lease back model, opt for outright buys. (Economic times)
India will need 2,100 planes in next 20 years, says @Boeing's Dinesh Keskar.@Krishanu90 reports.https://t.co/vCoiQMGdLo pic.twitter.com/1qA3IVgFYE
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