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Britannia has a Good Day

about 13 years ago

Britannia has currently become the best stock in the entire FMCG lot. With most others putting up a lackluster performance, Britannia has managed to consistently deliver very good numbers. And the stock market has rightly celebrated this by pushing the stock amongst the top gainers on the BSE. Th ...

Britannia - its always Good Days!

about 6 years ago

A company posts good earnings but it gets battered down because the numbers were “below expectations.” Many brokerage and fund houses got busy putting out a “sell” or “hold” call. Maybe there is a bigger play at hand but we should instead use this opportunity to look anew at the stock.

Britannia tastes crunchy

about 5 years ago

From its close of Rs.3272.65, it opened today at Rs.3330.20 and went on to hit an intraday high at Rs.3590.85, just a tad away from its 10% UC

Britannia volatile after results

about 6 years ago

This is a case of “buy on expectation and sell on news”. The stock, post the good Q2FY21 earnings fell after two days of consecutive gains. It opened with a loss of 2.25%

Britannia having a "Good Day"

about 12 years ago

Britannia Industries is looking yummy on the bourses! The stock today morning hit a new 52-week high at Rs.2556.45 and continues to remain firmly in the green, up 7% at Rs.2444 levels. The market is cheering the very good set of Q4FY15 numbers posted by the company. It posted a 55 ...

TRACKING THE MSCI INDEX - WHIFF OF FII PREFERENCES?

about 11 years ago

Today, Glenmark hit a new life time high at Rs.1164.20 while Indiabulls Housing Finance is up over 4%. On the other hand, Jindal Steel and Power hit a lifetime low of Rs.62.40. The reason for this massive up and down in these scrips? Glenmark and Indiabulls are to be included to MSCI Global Standard Indexes while Jindal Steel and Power will be deleted from the index. This will be effective closing of 31st August. Market grapevine had it that Britannia might also get

Stocks move on Nifty 50 rejig

about 8 years ago

Following this news, Britannia initially in the opening bell session rose over 5% to Rs.3198.50 but is now in the red, down 0.16%

Mrs Bectors

about 6 years ago

Verdict :Tasty for a quick (short-term) bite
Subscription Start Date :15 Dec 2020 End Date :17 Dec 2020
Issue Size : 541 crore, Issue Type : Fresh cum OFS
Price Band : Rs.286 to Rs. 288
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Overall Subscription : 199x
QIB : 178x,HNI :625x,Retail :29.53x
Listing Date : 28 Dec 2020, , Listing Price : 500

Trump's tariff hurts textiles

about 1 year ago

Trump's 50% tariff on Indian exports to USA take effect and here we have a quick look at the sectors and stocks that will be likely impacted.

HUL slips post Q1 numbers

about 6 years ago

The stock which had closed yesterday at Rs.2319.10, opened at Rs.2340 and from there, profit booking pushed the stock price down

Price to Earnings Ratio

about 8 years ago

The Price to Earnings ratio or PE Ratio is the relationship between the company’s stock price and Earnings Per Share (EPS). It is a popular ratio that gives investors a better sense of value of the company.

Bikaji Foods

about 4 years ago

Bahut hi Expensive!
Subscription Start Date :3 Nov 2022 End Date :7 Nov 2022
Issue Size : 881 cr, Issue Type : OFS
Price Band : Rs.285 to Rs. 300
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Overall Subscription : 26.67x
QIB : 80.63x,HNI :7.1x,Retail :4.77x,Other :4.38x
Listing Date : 16 Nov 2022, , Listing Price : 321

KEEPING POLITICS OUT OF BOARDROOMS

about 8 years ago

The ongoing boardroom drama at Indigo is scary. Time and again, we come across this infighting as the company starts growing bigger and it makes one wonder whether boardroom squabbles should be listed a veritable risk factor

SHOULD YOU HOLD 'HOLDING' COMPANIES?

about 10 years ago

Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation recently hit a new 52-week high at Rs.636. The stock price defies all logic when one looks at the financials - for Q1FY17, its net sales dropped 3% (YoY) at Rs.63 crore and the company ultimately ended Q1 with a net loss of Rs.4 crore. So why this kind of valuation?

SUCCESSION PLANNING – ALMOST ALWAYS A REACTIVE GAP FILLING

about 8 years ago

Yes Bank has hired Korn Ferry to find founder and CEO Rana Kapoor's successor and a decision is expected to come by 15th of Dec. There is major speculation about who will head the Bank – an insider or outsider? The only ‘insider’ name doing the rounds is Rajat Monga

THE INSTIABLE LURE FOR HOLDING COMPANIES

about 9 years ago

Bombay Burmah Trading Corporation, three months ago hit a new 52-week high at Rs.1820. The stock price defies all logic when one looks at the financials - for Q3FY18, the company posted a net loss of Rs.70 lakh and it has been posting losses all along. So why this kind of valuation?

SIKKA’ S RESIGNATION – WILL INDIA HAVE PROFESSIONAL CEOs?

about 9 years ago

The resignation of Vishal Sikka shook out everyone from the morning stupor. Many felt that this was news which was in the coming but to have it knock on the door, early in the morning today, took everyone by surprise. In many ways one could not help but think about Ratan Tata and Mistry. When Mistry left, everyone knew that Ratan Tata would be back

TAKING THE "ROYAL" PATH

about 11 years ago

"What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet." This is an often quoted dialogue from William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. But looks like Shakespeare might have to rewrite this dialogue had he been alive today and had been a part of India Inc. Companies spend crores in establishing their brand name

THE RISING COST OF ROYALTY

about 13 years ago

As per data put out by DIPP, in FY13, almost 20% of FDI earned by India, which was at $22.4 billion, went away as royalty payment and that, in a nutshell, tells us the tale of royalty payment.

OVER 100 YEARS OLD, STILL ALIVE AND KICKING!

about 13 years ago

There are a few handful companies which are historic in the sense, they have witnessed two world wars, seen the various revolutions, the Great Depression, India's freedom struggle, liberalization and evolution of mankind from mechanics to now electronics and digitization. When we meet a centenarian, we often wonder about that which his eyes would have witnessed, the times he lived through and the very different world he lives in today.

AS CASH SWELLS, DISTRIBUTION GETS INNOVATIVE

about 13 years ago

Today, Castrol announced an excellent way to distribute its cash, a different kind of a bonus to its shareholders. It announced a reduction in its share price from Rs.10 to Rs.5 and instead of adjusting this into the share capital, the company, in a first of its kind move, is returning the remaining Rs.5 to its shareholders and reducing the share capital. After the offer, the share capital of Castrol will be reduced to

THE PRICE TAG OF 'ROYALTY'

about 14 years ago

"What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet." This is an often quoted dialogue from William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. But looks like Shakespeare might have to rewrite this dialogue had he been alive today and had been a part of India Inc.

100 YEARS AND MORE - OLD IS INDEED GOLD

about 14 years ago

It is a wonder how some companies have lived over 100 years and despite the fast changing times have adapted or are learning to adapt. All these companies continue to enjoy immense investor faith and have built a brand equity which symbolizes India. They have responded to changes and that is their secret for survival.

ROYALTY PAYMENT - EVERYTHING IS IN THE NAME

about 14 years ago

"What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet." This is an often quoted dialogue from William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. But looks like Shakespeare might have to rewrite this dialogue had he been alive today and had been a part of India Inc. Companies spend crores in establishing their brand name, creating an equity which is probably its biggest intangible

United Breweries Beer ka Nasha ?

about 6 years ago

Yeh hai asli Beer ka Nasha .......