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Sectoral Indices Close % Change Nifty Performance Nifty 50 12248.25 0.56% 1200 Nifty Auto 8274.85 0.4% 1000 Nifty Energy 15674.65 -0.19% Nifty Fin Se 14420.4 0.92% 800 Nifty FMCG 31474.9 0.79% 600 Nifty IT 16472.75 -0.01% Nifty Media 1889.9 0.96% 400 Nifty Metal 2796.2 0.97% 200 Nifty Pharma 8294.05 -0.07% Nifty Bank 31241.75 0.77% 0 Nifty Realty 328.65 0.31% Advances Declines Unchanged PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 3
Top Gainers (BSE) Top Gainers (NSE) Company Name LTP %GAIN Company Name LTP %GAIN UltraTech cement 4641.05 2.47% Yes Bank 42.8 4.52% Tech Mahindra 787.5 2.43% Ultratech cement 4642.75 2.57% Larsen 1359.8 2.03% Britannia 3192.5 2.56% Top Losers (BSE) Top Losers (NSE) Company Name LTP %LOSS Company Name LTP %LOSS Powergrid corp 196.95 -2.14% Zensar Tech 174.4 -12.32% Indusind Bank 1316 -1.21% PNB Housing Fin 482.75 -10.55% Tata Motors 186.45 -1.04% Edelweiss 92.3 -5.82% 52 Week High (BSE) 52 Week High (NSE) Company Name Day High Company Name Day High A & M Febcon 21.25 Adani Enterprise 232.4 AF Ent 7.06 ALLSEC Tech 348.7 Adani enterprise 232 Amara Raja Batt 811 PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 4
52 Week Low (BSE) 52 Week Low (NSE) Company Name Day High Company Name Day Low Achal Invest 0.35 Agro Phos India 30.4 Ajcon Global 24.5 Bkm Industries 0.5 Alfa Transforme 16.25 C & C Construct 2 Only Buyers (BSE) Only Buyers (NSE) Company Name LTP % chg Company Name LTP % chg Kenvi Jewels 24 20% GP Petroleums 55.2 20% Sadhana Nitro 210.75 19.98% Dolat Investments 57.4 15.38% GP Petroleums 55.3 19.96% Orissa Minerals 1664.45 11.69% Only Sellers (BSE) Only Sellers (NSE) Company Name LTP % chg Company Name LTP % chg V R Films 128.3 -16.96% Zensar Tech 174.4 -12.32% Hind Flurocarbo 7.05 -9.96% PNB Housing fin 482.75 -10.55% Acewin Agriteck 6.81 -9.92% MIC Electronics 0.6 -7.69% PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 5
Most Active stocks (BSE) Most Active stocks (NSE) Company Name Current Value Company Name LTP Value Infosys 782.95 55.9 Yes Bank 42.8 1240.58 Reliance 1521.7 48.74 Bharti Airtel 524.25 1225.99 HDFC Bank 1244.15 43.09 Reliance 1521.55 1017.56 Price shockers (BSE) Price shockers (NSE) Company Name LTP % Chg Company Name LTP Day Low Sadhana Nitro 210.75 43.27% Coromandel engg 45.15 165.59% Guj Intrux 98.85 31.71 Advance Meter 23.9 98.01% Prism medico 22.3 30.79% Marg 14 75.22% Volume Shockers (BSE) Volume Shockers (NSE) Company Name Avg vol % chg Company Name Avg Vol % chg Aavas Financier 1528 20077% Essel Propack 5484.4 31893% FDC 3338 12946% AllCargo 8711.4 27267% Alembic Pharma 14234 6278% IndoThai Sec 1727.2 22487% PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 6
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Analyst Meet Reports • DB Corp • D. B. Corp hosted a conference call on Jan 23, 2020. In the conference call the company was represented by Pawan Agarwal ? Deputy Managing Director, Girish Agarwaal ? Non Executive Director, Mushtaq Ali - Vice President (Fin. & A/c), Lalit Jain CGM ( Fin. & A/c) and P. K. Pandey ? Head Investor & Media Relations • Key takeaways of the company • The present market conditions continue to be challenging on the back of weak consumer demand and a general economic slowdown. However, the innovative knowledge-driven product strategies and well implemented circulation expansion drive is yielding results. • Dainik Bhaskar newspaper DB works to gain market share in Bihar, Gujarat, Rajasthan and Punjab besides maintaining dominance in remaining markets. According to latest readership survey, DB has strengthened its readership base in Bihar by adding 1.82 lakh readers, Similarly in Rajasthan, DB has increased its lead in Urban Rajasthan to 10% from 4% in last quarter and in Jaipur to 47% from 37% in the previous quarter. In Gujarat DBs lead has widened to 30% against earlier 19% lead in key market of Ahmedabad. • On the revenue front, growth continues to be challenging for the industry, however, softening newsprint prices is a silver lining. This coupled with cost-rationalization measures has enabled it to improve profit margins. • The advertisement revenue both print and radio together was down by 12%yoy to Rs 425 crore in Q3FY20 and down 9%yoy to Rs 1233.8 crore in 9mFY20. Q3FY19 had the benefit of election in the states of MP, Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan in Q3FY19. • Circulation revenue was up by 2%yoy to Rs 132.1 crore in Q3FY20 and down 1% to Rs 392.1 crore in 9mFY20. The growth in circulation revenue for Q3FY20 was largely due to increase in cover price in select markets especially Madhya Pradesh rather than increase in circulation volume. The circulation volume for the quarter was maintained or almost equal at about 56.4 lakh copies in Q3FY20compared to 56.58 lakh copies in Q3FY19. PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 8
Analyst Meet Reports • Increase in cover price in MP is to the tune of about Rs 6-8 per month. • The newsprint prices in Q3FY20 at Rs 38158/ MT was down by 16%yoy from RS 45390/MT in corresponding previous period. Softening trend in newsprint prices are expected to continue in Q4FY20 as well. • The company expects the news print price in Q4FY20 to go down by atleast 3% from Q3FY20 number. • Radio stations are operating on 60% inventory. If lifestyle and auto comes back there will be strong growth. The focus is on combination of local and national. The company is working on lifestyle and auto to come back to radio with the company is working on certain product where these players will get value. • The earlier GOI permission of taking news from AIR is not working for FM radios and the players has to be allowed to create and experiment their own news content. • In 9mFY20 ? The share of government in advertisement revenue is about 18%. Education, automobile, real estate and governments roughly about 65%. While advertisement revenue on overall basis was down by 9%, the print advt revenue was down by 7%. Government advertisement revenue was down by 15%, automobile advt revenue was down by 8-10%. While Education has maintained, surprisingly the real estate category stayed flat. • Government advertisement especially the Central Government advertisement has come down sharply. While the state government advertisements have stayed on the drag of government advertisement happed due to sharp fall in Central Government advertisement. Sharp fall in Central Government advertisement is largely due to absence of any new schemes, which the government wants to promote. So the fall in central government advertisement pie is largely due to lack of reason to exhaust the advertisement budget and not on account of any diversion of revenue to other medium considering the fall in government advertisement in Radio and Television. Overall government advertisement revenue is down by 15% in 9mFY20. • Radio - If DIPP advt is removed the fall is in low double digit. • Going forward, the company is optimistic about revival in consumer spending and better revenue scenario. • The company is striving hard to improve circulation in crucial markets. PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 9
Analyst Meet Reports • GMM Pfaudler • GMM Pfaudler (GMMP) hosted a conference call on Jan 23, 2020 to discuss the performance of the company for the quarter and nine-month ended Dec 2019. In the conference call the company was represented by Tarak Patel, Managing Director of the company • Key takeaways of the call • Q3FY20 turned out as yet another quarter of strong performance for the company with consolidated operating revenue growth of 19% and EBITDA growth of 46% over the same period in the previous year. The growth was led by volume as well as realisation. • The company continues to be bullish about Q4FY20. Similar growth story for revenue and profitability expected • The order book continues to remain healthy on the back of strong demand from the Chemical and Pharmaceutical sectors. Moreover the Order backlog for all the three product line of the company are good. Of the order backlog about 50% is GLE; 30% is HE and balance will be Proprietary products • The order backlog of the company is about 800 equipment, which will be delivered over next 5-6 months range considering the fact that the companys delivering about 200 equipment a month currently. • The company embarked on selectively adding capacity looking at the robust demand environment • The company has commissioned one gas furnace recently. It has now ordered two more gas furnaces which will be commissioned by June/July 2020. • Steel used for next 3 months are already purchased and any fresh purchase and that price will be passed to the customers. • Order backlog of the company in glass lined equipment is about 800 equipment currently. • Heavy Engineering also have strong backlog with Q1FY21 and Q2FY21 already booked. So Q4FY20 and Q1FY21 will be good for HE.Expects FY2021 will be a breakthrough year in-terms of performance for HE. PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 10
Analyst Meet Reports • Heavy Engineering also have strong backlog with Q1FY21 and Q2FY21 already booked. So Q4FY20 and Q1FY21 will be good for HE.Expects FY2021 will be a breakthrough year in-terms of performance for HE. • The company has to grow other business such as HE and take it to about 30-40% of annual sales. • The company has two dedicated sheds for Heavy Engineering and the fair revenue expected from current capacity is about Rs 150-200 crore • For HE, the company is confident of continuing the growth trend of last 9mFY20 going ahead • The company will have 25% volume growth for GLE in Q4FY20. The company have clocked a volume of 1600 numbers in 9mFY20. • The market size for GLE is growing at healthy rate and it is about Rs 800 crore. Of the GLE market the company is doing a revenue of Rs 300 crore accounting for good market share. • The Company has also laid out a five-year plan with an aim to take the Company to next level of sustainable growth. The 5 year plan come into operation from April 2020. • Not seen any slowdown in specialty chemicals industry investments • Under new 5 year plan the company looks to grow organically and inorganically. Few opportunities are available for M&A and one or two of it may materialize soon. M&A will be another leg of growth for the company in coming period. PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 11
Analyst Meet Reports • SBI Life Insurance • SBI Life Insurance conducted a conference call on 22 January 2020 to discuss its financial results for the quarter ended December 2019. Sanjeev Nautiyal, MD&CEO of the company addressed call: • Highlights: • The company has maintained its leadership position in life insurance sector. GWP increased by 33% to Rs 28700 crore in 9MFY2020 mainly due to strong growth in NBP by 35% to Rs 12790 crore 9MFY2020 from Rs 9470 crore in 9MFY2019. The company expects to sustain strong growth for next two years. • The Company has increased its private market share based on New Business Premium (NBP) from 20.0% in 9MFY2019 to 22.3% in 9MFY2020. • The Company has registered growth in savings and protection business reflecting balanced product mix. Total protection new business premium has increased by 37% from Rs 1060 crore in 9MFY2019 to Rs 1440 crore in 9MFY2020. • Total Cost ratio has decreased to 10.0% in 9MFY2020, from 11.0% in 9MFY2019. Commission ratio has decreased to 3.9% in 9MFY2020, from 4.1% in 9MFY2019. Operating Expense has decreased to 6.1% in 9MFY2020 from 6.9% in 9MFY2019. • During the period ended December 2019, the Company has classified its investment in Dewan Housing Finance (DHFL) bonds as NPA on account of default in interest and principal repayment of non-convertible debenture (NCDs) held in Unit Linked Funds. The provision of Rs 157 crore (including MTM Change in Fair value of Rs 116 crore) under unit linked fund and Rs 113 crore under Shareholders funds in 9MFY2020 has been recognized. DHFL exposure has been provided to the tune of 80%. • The company has exhibited strong 13th month persistency of 85.71% in 9MFY2020 as compared to 83.33% in 9MFY2019. 49th month persistency has improved to 67.35% in 9MFY2020 as compared to 65.28% in 9MFY2019.The company will continue to focus on all lines of product, while raising business coming from protection, non-par saving and annuity. PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 12
Analyst Meet Reports • VoNB margin increased from 19.6% in 9MFY2019 to 20.5% in 9MFY2020 (with effective tax rate). The higher share of protection business in overall business mix would continue to support VNB margin. • AuM has grown by 22% to Rs 164190 crore end December 2019 from Rs 134150 crore end December 2018 with debt-equity mix of 76:24. 93% of the debt investments are in AAA and Sovereign instruments. • The solvency ratio end December 2019 was at 2.30x as against the regulatory requirement of 1.50x. • ULIP segment has sustained momentum in terms of new business as well as renewals. • The share of protection is expected in double digits in next three years on APE basis from 8% currently. The protection share is expected to touch 15% on NBP basis from 11%. • The company expects healthy growth in the productivity of banca channel, while aims to achieve 20% growth in banca channel. • The company has no plans to raise employee strength significantly. PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 13
Analyst Meet Reports • HDFC Life Insurance Company • The company has sustained strong performance across all key metrics, whilst maintaining focus on profitable growth. Product innovation remains a key focus area with newly launched product Sanchay Par Advantage being received well. • Expanding and diversifying distribution mix continues to be a vital component of strategy powered by technology and backed by a customer-centric approach. • The company has sustained growth momentum across proprietary channels, coupled with steady performance across corporate partners. • The company has maintained leadership position within the group segment, growing by 25%, resulting in a market share of 28.6%. The market share basis Individual Weighted Received Premium (WRP) has increased by 160 basis points to 14.3% with 31% growth in individual WRP. • Total number of lives insured grew by 29% to 4.5 crore during 9MFY2020. • The company has recorded growth across all product segments, whilst maintaining a balanced product mix. • The savings business which includes unit linked, par and non-par segments, grew by 32%. • The Protection APE has grown by 32% in 9MFY2020 to Rs 886 crore, while the company eyes on tapping the protection space further and its bullish on growth of protection business in India. Protection share basis APE is 16.7% in 9M FY20. • The diversified distribution mix is evidenced by the wide access to customers with 270 plus partners, including more than 40 new-ecosystem partners end December 2019. This is further supplemented by 421 branches spread across the country. • Proprietary channel posted 16% growth and corporate 19% growth in Individual APE, while the share of proprietary channel has increased to 36% from 29%. The share of agency channel has also moved up to 14% from 11%. The direct sales channel has posted strong growth of 57%. • HDFC Bank contributes 85% to overall bancassurance business. The company accounts for roughly two-third of the business generated by HDFC Bank, while the balance is towards other insurance players. PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 14
Analyst Meet Reports • Assets Under Management stood at Rs 1.36 lakh crore (Debt:Equity mix - 63:37), while 96% debt investments are in G-Secs and AAA bonds end December 2019. • The company is well positioned to harness the long term growth potential of the life insurance industry and provide a sustainable value proposition to customers, partners and shareholders. • The pensions subsidiary of the company is fastest growing pension fund manage under the NPS architecture and posted 93% yoy growth in AUM to Rs 7680 crore. Its market share grew from 25% end December 2018 to 30% end December 2019. • HDFC International Life and Re registered growth of 79% in revenues to US$ 3.9 million in 9MFY2020, while it continues to trend positively on both technical and net profit. • The impact of new business strain is mitigated by strong 27% growth in backbook profit in 9MFY2020. • As per the company various levers such as balance product mix, expense leverage and volume leverage would help to maintain margins. • The company has posted 21% growth in the credit protect segment, despite slow lending environment • The share of non-par saving business, which had showed unusual spurt in Q1FY2020, has declined 47% in 9MFY2020 from 54% in H1FY2020. With its share at 35% in Q3FY2020, the company has already achieved the target exit of 35% for FY2020 • The company is comfortable with current level of solvency with the board approved policy of maintaining solvency ratio of 180-200% which product enough headroom for growth, while avoiding excess capitalization PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 15
Sector & Economic News Analysis • Indian Rupee: Depreciates In Early Trades • The Indian rupee depreciated against the dollar in early trades on Friday, 24 January 2020 as spread of a deadly new virus from China kept investors edgy. Besides, rise in crude oil prices and lower opening in the domestic equity market also impacted the rupee movement. However, fresh foreign fund inflows supported the Indian currency. Foreign institutional investors bought equities worth Rs 1,352.13 crore on a net basis on Thursday, provisional exchange data showed. • The domestic currency opened at Rs 71.34 against the dollar but recovered to a high of 71.25 so far during the day. In the spot currency market, the Indian unit was last seen trading at Rs 71.26. The domestic currency had settled at 71.26 against the American currency on Thursday • Domestic indices were trading lower on weak Asian cues. At 9:19 IST, the barometer index, the S&P BSE Sensex, was down 70.98 points or 0.17% at 41,315.42. The Nifty 50 index was down 17.75 points or 0.15% at 12,162.60. • Overseas, most Asian stocks were trading lower on Friday as worries over rapid spread of the deadly coronavirus virus kept investors on guard. In US, stocks ended mixed on Thursday, recovering from early losses, as investors digested earnings reports and took heart from a World Health Organization decision to refrain from declaring Chinas coronavirus outbreak a global emergency. • Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar index, which measures the greenback against a trade-weighted basket of six major currencies, rose by 0.19% to 97.71. Gains in the greenback were limited by a firmer yen on safe-haven demand despite the White Health Organization easing fears about the spread of the deadly coronavirus that origination in China, saying it was ?bit too early to consider this event is a public health emergency of international concern. PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 16
Foreign Market Commentary • Headline equities of the US equity market finished session mostly higher on Thursday, 23 January 2020, as gains in technology and industrial companies offset declines elsewhere in the market amid concern about the potential impact of a deadly new virus outbreak. At closing bell, the Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 26.18 points, or 0.1%, at 29,160.09 but the S&P 500 index was up 3.79 points or 0.1% at 3,325.50, and the Nasdaq Composite Index recovered to gain 18.71 points or 0.2%, to 9,402.48. • Stocks got off to a shaky start following a sell-off in global markets amid concerns over the coronavirus outbreak that has rocked Chinese markets and threatens to hurt an already-sluggish economy, along with the potential to harm global economic growth. Worries about the coronavirus accelerated after Beijing quarantined two cities with a combined population of about 17 million in an effort to contain the spread of the disease which is being compared with a deadly outbreak of the severe acute respiratory syndrome epidemic in 2003 that killed about 800 people. The central Chinese city of Wuhan, where the virus is concentrated, closed down its train station and airport Thursday to prevent people from entering or leaving the city. • However, U.S. stocks recovered from early losses after the World Health Organization said it wouldnt declare the coronavirus outbreak in China to be a global health emergency yet. • Technology stocks notched the biggest gains. Citrix Systems led all S&P 500 stocks, vaulting 7.8%, after the software company reported fourth-quarter earnings and revenue that topped market expectation. • Industrial stocks also rose, helped by solid earnings from American Airlines Group. Strong travel demand resulted in record occupancy levels on its planes, though the airline noted it had to cancel about 10,000 flights during the fourth quarter because of the grounding of the Boeing 737 Max jets. Its stock climbed 5.4% and helped lift other airlines. Southwest Airlines gained 3.6% and Alaska Air Group rose 2.4%. • Health care stocks were the biggest losers. Edwards LifeSciences, which makes heart valves, dropped 4.8%. • Financial stocks, including insurers, also fell. Travelers Cos. slid 5.1%, while financial services firm Raymond James dropped 6.2% after falling short of profit forecasts. PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 17
Derivatives Market Commentary • HThe Nifty January 2020 futures were at 12,271.20, a premium of 22.95 points compared with the Niftys closing of 12,248.25 in the cash market. • In the cash market, the Nifty 50 index gained 67.9 points or 0.56% to 12,248.25. • Turnover on the National Stock Exchanges futures & options (F&O) segment was Rs 9.66 lakh crore compared with Rs 34.45 lakh crore reported in the previous session. • The NSEs India VIX, a gauge of markets expectation of volatility over the near term, fell 2.04% to 15.53. • On the options front, the Nifty option chain for 30 January 2020 expiry showed maximum call open interest (OI) of 33.67 lakh contracts at the 12,300 strike price. Maximum put OI of 42.95 lakh contracts was seen at 12,000 strike price. • The option chain indicates that Nifty will hover between 12,000 and 12,300 in the January 2020 series. • Yes Bank (up 3.91%) was banned from trading in NSEs F&O segment for today after the security crossed 95% of market wide position limit. • Ultratech Cement, SBI and ICICI Bank were the top traded individual stock futures contracts in F&O segment of NSE for January expiry. PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 18
Derivatives Market Commentary • Deadline equities of the US equity market finished session mostly higher on Thursday, 23 January 2020, as gains in technology and industrial companies offset declines elsewhere in the market amid concern about the potential impact of a deadly new virus outbreak. At closing bell, the Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 26.18 points, or 0.1%, at 29,160.09 but the S&P 500 index was up 3.79 points or 0.1% at 3,325.50, and the Nasdaq Composite Index recovered to gain 18.71 points or 0.2%, to 9,402.48. Stocks got off to a shaky start following a sell-off in global markets amid concerns over the coronavirus outbreak that has rocked Chinese markets and threatens to hurt an already-sluggish economy, along with the potential to harm global economic growth. Worries about the coronavirus accelerated after Beijing quarantined two cities with a combined population of about 17 million in an effort to contain the spread of the disease which is being compared with a deadly outbreak of the severe acute respiratory syndrome epidemic in 2003 that killed about 800 people. The central Chinese city of Wuhan, where the virus is concentrated, closed down its train station and airport Thursday to prevent people from entering or leaving the city. • However, U.S. stocks recovered from early losses after the World Health Organization said it wouldnt declare the coronavirus outbreak in China to be a global health emergency yet. • Technology stocks notched the biggest gains. Citrix Systems led all S&P 500 stocks, vaulting 7.8%, after the software company reported fourth-quarter earnings and revenue that topped market expectation. • Industrial stocks also rose, helped by solid earnings from American Airlines Group. Strong travel demand resulted in record occupancy levels on its planes, though the airline noted it had to cancel about 10,000 flights during the fourth quarter because of the grounding of the Boeing 737 Max jets. Its stock climbed 5.4% and helped lift other airlines. Southwest Airlines gained 3.6% and Alaska Air Group rose 2.4%. • Health care stocks were the biggest losers. Edwards LifeSciences, which makes heart valves, dropped 4.8%. • Financial stocks, including insurers, also fell. Travelers Cos. slid 5.1%, while financial services firm Raymond James dropped 6.2% after falling short of profit forecasts. PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 19
Insider Buying/Selling Securities Acquired / Disposed Category of Securities held Securities held Mode of Security Name Name of Person Transaction Person * pre Transaction Number Value post Transaction Acquisition # Type RADHE DEVELOPERS Promoter Market Jahnavi A. Patel 6390984 (25.38) 149 1982 Acquisition 6391133 (25.38) (INDIA) LTD. & Director Purchase HDFC Life Insurance NARENDRA Designated 9000 (0.00) 4,100 1811995 Acquisition 13100 (0.00) ESOP Company Ltd GANGAN Person GKB OPHTHALMICS Promoter Mr. K.G. Gupta 800024 (0.17) 1,00,000 15500000 Acquisition 900024 (0.18) Allotment LTD. & Director GKB OPHTHALMICS Promoter Mr. Vikram Gupta 373105 (0.08) 50,000 7750000 Acquisition 423105 (0.08) Allotment LTD. & Director GKB OPHTHALMICS Mr. Gaurav Gupta Promoter 357966 (0.08) 50,000 7750000 Acquisition 407966 (0.08) Allotment LTD. HDFC Life Insurance VIBHA PADALKAR Director 1274205 (0.06) 28,629 11211116 Acquisition 1302834 (0.06) ESOP Company Ltd Promoter 22311059 Market INDIAN ACRYLICS LTD.DHEERAJ GARG 22301059 (16.48) 10,000 103000 Acquisition & Director (16.49) Purchase Larsen & Toubro SANJAY JALONA Director 167420 (0.10) 11,028 21111483 Disposal 156392 (0.09) Market Sale Infotech Ltd Larsen & Toubro Designated UNMESH DESAI 6500 (0.00) 2,500 4776750 Disposal 4000 (0.00) Market Sale Infotech Ltd Person Larsen & Toubro SANJAY JALONA Director 156392 (0.09) 17,872 34261453 Disposal 138520 (0.08) Market Sale Infotech Ltd STEEL STRIPS WHEELS Market Sunena Garg Promoter 629619 (4.04) 1,050 798900 Acquisition 630669 (4.05) LTD.-$ Purchase PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL 20
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