praveen
02-06-2008, 07:13 AM
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* Bhuwalka Steel has projected a revenue of Rs.125 cr. with profit of Rs.12 cr. from joint venture pealty project in Bangalore. Stock to watch for consistency in performance.
* Master Trust has been gaining investor fancy once again. The company has a good investor base in Punjab and in rural areas.
* Futura Polyester has planned a rights issue at Rs.10 each. Stock can be accumulated on declines.
* If BPCL, HPCL and IOC were companies with majority public holding and run on commercial lines they would have brought honours to the country.
* UTI MF, SBI MF and four other AMCs to float sharia-compliant equity schemes for foreign as well as Indian investors.
* HDFC and LIC Housing face the music in the dull housing market. They now allow EMI holidays till possession!
* Government enhances ECB limits by 5 times to help corporates raise cheaper foreign loans. Why not allow NTPC and other PSUs even to raise ECBs?
* Bonus from L&T when the capital goods sector is in a cool off may mean some more cheerfulness from other capital goods companies.
* Bhuwalka Steel has projected a revenue of Rs.125 cr. with profit of Rs.12 cr. from joint venture pealty project in Bangalore. Stock to watch for consistency in performance.
* Master Trust has been gaining investor fancy once again. The company has a good investor base in Punjab and in rural areas.
* Futura Polyester has planned a rights issue at Rs.10 each. Stock can be accumulated on declines.
* If BPCL, HPCL and IOC were companies with majority public holding and run on commercial lines they would have brought honours to the country.
* UTI MF, SBI MF and four other AMCs to float sharia-compliant equity schemes for foreign as well as Indian investors.
* HDFC and LIC Housing face the music in the dull housing market. They now allow EMI holidays till possession!
* Government enhances ECB limits by 5 times to help corporates raise cheaper foreign loans. Why not allow NTPC and other PSUs even to raise ECBs?
* Bonus from L&T when the capital goods sector is in a cool off may mean some more cheerfulness from other capital goods companies.