State Bank of India, Asian Paints, Punjab National Bank, Bharat Petroleum Corporation, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation, Abbott India, Escorts Kubota, Timken India, Relaxo Footwear, Alembic Pharmaceuticals, Computer Age Management, Intellect Design Arena, Mahanagar Gas, Vardhman Textiles, Alkylamine Chemicals, Quess Corp, Orient Electric, Venus Pipes and Tubes, Hikal, VST Cultivator Tractors, and n Overseas Bank.
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Tata Power (consolidated, year-on-year)
Revenue increased by 27.24% to Rs 15,846 crore as against Rs 12,454 crore (Rs 16,093.1 crore as per Bloomberg estimate).
EBITDA increased by 20.96% to Rs 2,332 billion versus Rs 1,928 billion (Bloomberg estimate of Rs 2,787 billion).
Margin decreased by 76 bps at 14.71% vs. 15.47% (17.4% in Bloomberg estimates).
Net profit rose 11.37% to Rs 1,045 million against Rs 938.81 million (Bloomberg estimates Rs 950 million).
The board has recommended a final dividend of Rs.2 per share.
Larsen & Toubro (consolidated, year-on-year change)
Revenue rose 15% to Rs 67,079 crore versus Rs 58,335 crore (Bloomberg estimates Rs 65,868 crore).
EBITDA increased by 5.9% to Rs 7,234 billion versus Rs 6,833 billion (Bloomberg estimates Rs 7,157 billion).
The margin is 10.8% vs. 11.7% (Bloomberg estimate 10.9%).
Net profit rose 12.4% to Rs 5,013 crore against Rs 4,459 crore (Bloomberg estimates Rs 4,018 crore).
Bajaj Consumer Care (consolidated, YoY)
Revenue fell 3.8% to Rs 240 million against Rs 249.4 million (Bloomberg estimates Rs 244 million).
EBITDA decreased by 16.8% to Rs 34.7 million versus Rs 41.7 million (Bloomberg estimates Rs 408.7 billion).
The margin is 14.5% vs. 16.7% (Bloomberg estimate 16.7%).
Net profit decreased by 12.1% to Rs 35.6 million against Rs 40.5 million (Rs 41.54 billion estimated by Bloomberg).
The board of directors has approved a share buyback of up to 166 million rupees.
Godrej Agrovet (consolidated, year-on-year change)
Revenue rose 1.87% to Rs 2,134 billion versus Rs 2,095 billion (Bloomberg estimates Rs 2,247 billion).
EBITDA rose 98.39% to Rs 148 million against Rs 74.61 billion (Bloomberg estimates Rs 138.57 million).
Margin increased 337 bps to 6.93% versus 3.56% (Bloomberg estimate of 6.2%).
Net profit rose 178.99% to Rs 65.48 billion against Rs 23.47 billion (Bloomberg estimates Rs 77.73 billion).
The board recommended a final dividend of Rs 10 per share.
TVS Motor (Standalone, YoY)
Revenue rose 23.68% to Rs 8,169 million against Rs 6,640 million (Bloomberg estimates Rs 7,975 million).
EBITDA increased by 36.25% to Rs 926.18 million against Rs 680 million (Bloomberg estimates Rs 883 million).
The margin was 10.29% vs. 11.33%, an increase of 104bps (Bloomberg estimates: 11.10%).
Net profit increased by 18.31% to Rs 485.4 million against Rs 410.27 million (Bloomberg estimates Rs 530.4 million).
The Board of Directors declared an interim dividend of Rs.8 per share.
Kalpataru Project (consolidated, year-on-year change)
Revenue rose 22.3% to Rs 5,971 billion versus Rs 4,882 billion (Bloomberg estimates Rs 6,098 billion).
EBITDA increased by 36.1% to Rs 452 million against Rs 332 million (Bloomberg estimate of Rs 541.2 million).
The margin is 7.6% vs. 6.8% (Bloomberg estimate 8.9%).
Net profit rose 20.7% to Rs 169 million compared to Rs 140 million (Bloomberg’s Rs 280 million).
The board has recommended a dividend of Rs 8 per share.
Sula Vineyards (consolidated, year-on-year change)
Revenue increased by 9.74% to Rs 122.52 crore and Rs 113.38 crore.
EBITDA decreased by 4.41% to 29.46 billion rupees compared to 30.82 billion rupees.
The margin decreased by 313 bps to 24.04% vs. 27.18%.
Net profit decreased by 4.84% to Rs 13.55 billion against Rs 14.24 billion.
The board has recommended a final dividend of Rs 4.5 per share.
BSE (consolidated, year-on-year change)
Revenue increased by 110.36% to Rs 545 million against Rs 259 million.
EBITDA increased by 19.84% to Rs 152.44 million against Rs 127.2 million.
The margin decreased by 2113 bps to 27.98% vs. 49.11%.
Net profit increased by 20.62% to Rs 106.89 million and Rs 88.61 billion.
Gujarat Petronet (consolidated, QoQ)
Revenue increased by 3.24% to Rs 4,532 crore as against Rs 4,389 crore.
EBITDA increased by 24.17% to Rs 970 million against Rs 781 million.
Margin increased by 360 bps to 21.39% vs. 17.79%.
Net profit increased by 33.63% to Rs 663 million and Rs 496.19 million.
Kirloskar oil engine (consolidated, year-on-year change)
Revenue increased by 19.95% to Rs 1,660 crore as against Rs 1,384 crore.
EBITDA increased by 59.36% to Rs 302.69 million against Rs 189.93 million.
Margin increased by 450 bps at 18.23% vs. 13.72%.
Net profit increased by 86.04% to Rs 147 million and Rs 789.1 billion.
The board has recommended a final dividend of Rs.3.5 per share.
Piramal Enterprises (consolidated, year-on-year change)
Revenue rose 16% to Rs 2,473 crore versus Rs 2,132 crore (Bloomberg estimates Rs 852.5 crore).
Net profit was 137 million rupees and loss was 196 million rupees (Bloomberg estimates 101.3 billion rupees).
The board has recommended a final dividend of Rs 10 per share.
SKF (consolidated, year-on-year comparison)
Revenue rose 9.93% to Rs 1,203 billion versus Rs 1,095 billion (Bloomberg estimates Rs 1,123 billion).
EBITDA increased by 27.8% to Rs 213 million against Rs 167 million (Bloomberg estimate of Rs 184 million).
Margin increased 247 bps at 17.72% vs. 15.24% (16.4% in Bloomberg estimates).
Net profit rose 42.54% to Rs 175.23 million against Rs 122.93 million (Bloomberg estimates Rs 137 million).
Home First Finance (non-consolidated, year-on-year change)
Total revenue increased by 37.35% to Rs 317.7 million and Rs 231.3 million.
Net profit rose 30.34% to Rs 83.46 billion against Rs 64.03 billion (Bloomberg estimates Rs 80.98 billion).
The board has recommended a dividend of Rs 3.4 per share.
Infrastructure engineering (consolidated, year-on-year change)
Revenue increased by 11.25% to Rs 1,708 crore as against Rs 1,535 crore.
EBITDA increased by 11.98% to Rs 332.55 million against Rs 297 million.
The margin was 19.46% vs. 19.34%, an increase of 12 bps.
Net profit increased by 11.17% to Rs 190 million against Rs 171 million.
Vijaya Diagnostic Center (consolidated, year-on-year change)
Revenue rose 28.3% to Rs 155.2 million versus Rs 121 million (Bloomberg estimates Rs 149 million).
EBITDA increased by 28.53% to Rs 63.1 million against Rs 4,909 billion (Bloomberg estimate of Rs 61 million).
The margin rose 8 bps to 40.65% versus 40.57% (Bloomberg estimates 40.8%).
Net profit rose 21.7% to Rs 33.7 billion against Rs 27.7 billion (Bloomberg estimate of Rs 30.75 billion).
Up-and-coming stock
Reliance: The company acquired 100% stake in Reliance Chemicals for Rs 314.5 million.
* Bank of Baroda: * Reserve Bank of India lifts restrictions on the bank’s mobile app ‘Bob World’. The company has resumed onboarding customers on its Bob World app.
* Nucleus Software: * The company has approved the appointment of Surya Prakash Kandia as CFO.
* HDFC Life:* IRDAI has approved the appointment of Keki M. Mistry as Chairman of the Board.
* NBCC:* The company has received orders worth Rs 400 crore from the Supreme Court.
* TVS Supply Chain Solutions:* The company has received the business contract for Eicher’s bus facility in Baggad.
RVNL: Received orders worth ₹167.3 cr from South Eastern Railway Received orders worth ₹167.3 cr from South Eastern Railway
* Wipro: * The company collaborated with Kognitos to deploy a Gen-Al based business automation solution.
* Juniper Hotels: * The company received a term loan worth 491 million yen.
* Godrej Properties:* The company has acquired an additional 14% stake in arm Godrej One Premises Management from promoters Godrej and Boyce Manufacturing Company. The company’s investment ratio is 28%.
* NTPC: * NTPC Green Energy has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Mahatma Phule Renewable Energy and Infrastructure Technologies for the development of renewable energy power parks and projects in Maharashtra.
IPO recruitment
Indegene: The public issue was 69.91 times more subscribed on the third day. Bidding was led by institutional investors (197.55 times), non-institutional investors (55.07 times), individual investors (7.95 times), and the employee portion (6.48 times). ).
TBO Tek: Public issue subscriptions were 1.15x on the first day. Bids were led by institutional investors (0.01x), non-institutional investors (2.08x), retail investors (3.14x), with a portion reserved for employees (2.23x).
Adal Housing Finance: The public issue was oversubscribed by 0.44 times on the second day. Bidding was led by institutional investors (0.33x), non-institutional investors (0.6x), individual investors (0.41x), with a portion reserved for employees (2.01x).
Bulk transaction
Chennai Petroleum Corporation: Polunin Emerging Markets Small Cap Fund LLC sold 787,000 shares (0.52%) at Rs 887.16 per share.
block a transaction
Vodafone Idea: Ghisaro Master Fund LP bought 19.04 billion shares (0.39%) and Citigroup Global Markets Mauritius sold 19.04 billion shares (0.39%) at Rs 12.27 per share .
Pledge share details
Adani Power: Promoters Gautam S Adani and Rajesh S Adani (on behalf of SB Adani Family Trust) canceled their pledge of 14.87 crore shares on May 7.
*Balcony Learning Solutions:* Promoters Kalpathi S Aghoram, Kalpathi S Ganesh and Kalpathi S Suresh have pledged 200,000 shares each between May 2 and May 6.
Adjusting transactions
Leaving the short-term ASM framework: Aegis Logistics, Lux Industries.
We have migrated to Tejas Networks, a short-term ASM framework.
Original/Record Dividend: GM Breweries.
Former/Record Stockholder Meeting: GM Brewery.
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