Shares Bse

Satyam investors lose over 13,000 cr

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 22:57:00 +0000

Investors have lost a whopping Rs 13,600 crore (USD 2.82 billion) in Satyam shares in less than a month, since the skeletons started tumbling out of the company's cupboards.

The market capitalisation of Satyam fell to Rs 1,607.04 crore from Rs 15,262 crore at the end of trade on December 16, 2008, the day when Satyam announced an USD 1.6 billion acquisition deal of two firms promoted by the kin of IT firm's former chairman Ramalinga Raju. However, the company aborted the deal hours later after the investors dissent.

Satyam - Raju's letter to his employees

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 04:09:00 +0000

Here is the Link for Satyam Raju's letter to his associates

US aluminum giant Alcoa to cut 13500 jobs

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 00:47:00 +0000

The largest US aluminium maker, Alcoa, announced Tuesday that it would cut its global workforce by 13,500 jobs, or 13 per cent, by the end of the year amid the widening recession.

Satyam scandal rocks mkts; Sensex down 749 pts

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 00:07:00 +0000

The multi-thousand crore Satyam scandal that was uncovered early this morning led to a heavy sell-off on the benchmark as well as sectoral indices. The Nifty has broken 2900 mark during the day while the Sensex closed below 10,000 level. B Ramalinga Raju, the outgoing chairman of Satyam, admitted to cooking up figures in the Satyam balance sheet. The abortive Matyas deal last month that brought the company much bad press was also aimed to cover his tracks.

Sensex may take time to settle: Merrill

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 01:05:00 +0000

India's stock market will take time to recover from the current state and next two to three years would be difficult to predict, a top official at DSP Merrill Lynch said.

With federal elections looming large and major decisions yet to take place, things are looking uncertain and investors as such don't like uncertainties, Hemendra Kothari, founder and chairman of the firm said.

"Stabilisation will take time and (it's) difficult to say... at what levels. This kind of crisis is not seen by many living people. And globally everybody is affected," said Kothari, one of the first finance firm's chief to tie up with a global bank. Globally, most of the hedge funds have either disappeared or shrunk, he said, adding that there is an element of uncertainty in the next two or three years. Hedge funds are slowing down investment parts.

India's benchmark index has fallen 54 per cent so far in 2008 and is on course for one of its worst years ever as foreign funds withdrew more than $13 billion in 2008, deterred by a global financial crisis.

Tata Steel, Satyam up; Ranbaxy down

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 01:03:00 +0000

The five stocks that investors put their money in included leading copper producer Sterlite Industries, flagship company of Aditya Birla group Hindalco Industries, steel major Tata Steel, infrastructure firm Jaiprakash Associates and IT firm Satyam Computer, which gained in the range 3-5 per cent in early morning trade.

This Week : Sensex gains 629 pts

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 00:13:00 +0000

It was a fairly good outing for Stocks on the Indian bourses last week (December 29, 2008 - January 2, 2009) as the mood remained positive, thanks to a fairly steady trend in Global markets and on expectations of a strong fiscal stimulus and a steep rate cut.

UTI Asset Management Company Eager to Divest 26% Strategic Stake

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 00:11:00 +0000

India's oldest mutual fund, UTI Asset Management Company (UTI AMC) is in advanced stages of discussions to divest 26 per cent to a strategic partner. The potential buyers are the US firm T Rowe Price, Shinsei Bank of Japan and two European firms. The buyer is expected to pay between Rs 1,500 crore to Rs 1,800 crore, which would value the AMC at between Rs 6,000 crore and Rs 7,500 crore.

Sensex Falls, Software Developers Gain

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 13:25:00 +0000

India's Sensitive Index fell, with ICICI Bank Ltd. leading financial shares lower after JPMorgan Chase & Co. cut its earnings estimates for lenders.

``We expect balance-sheet growth, and correspondingly fee income, to slow down,'' Sachin Sheth, an analyst at JPMorgan, said in a note to clients. ``The combination of lower top-line growth and higher provisions is likely to squeeze earnings growth below current consensus estimate levels.''

Infosys Technologies Ltd. led gains among software developers after Credit Suisse Group raised its rating, along with that of two rivals, saying lower costs will help companies maintain profitability.

The benchmark Bombay Stock Exchange Sensitive Index, or Sensex, slid 12.09, or 0.1 percent, to 8,903.12. The S&P CNX Nifty Index on the National Stock Exchange added 14.80, or 0.6 percent, to 2,708.25. The BSE 200 Index fell less than 0.1 percent to 1,048.17.

ICICI, the nation's second-largest lender, fell 3.4 percent to 322.55 rupees. HDFC Bank, the No. 3, declined 3.2 percent to 829.10 rupees. Axis Bank Ltd. slid 3.4 percent to 397.55 rupees.

JPMorgan cut its earnings estimates for the fiscal year ending March 2010 for HDFC Bank, ICICI and Axis Bank by between 10 percent and 30 percent, according to the note.

Tata Consultancy Services Ltd., India's largest software developer, had its stock rating raised to ``outperform'' at Credit Suisse. Infosys Technologies' stock rating was raised to ``outperform'' from ``neutral,'' while Wipro Ltd. was rated ``outperform'' from ``under-perform'' at Credit Suisse.

Tata Consultancy added 2.7 percent to 519.90 rupees. Infosys climbed 1 percent to 1,196.20. Wipro, India's third- largest provider of software services, added 1.9 percent to 234.20 rupees.

Overseas funds sold a net 5.14 billion rupees ($127.4 million) of Indian stocks on Nov. 21, increasing outflows from stocks this year to $13.4 billion, the market regulator said.

The following were among the most active shares traded on the Bombay and National stock exchanges. Stock symbols are in parentheses after company names:

Bharti Airtel Ltd. (BHARTI IN) rose 18.95 rupees, or 3.1 percent, to 637.80. India's largest mobile-phone operator's stock rating was raised to ``buy'' from ``hold'' at Deutsche Bank AG.

Firstsource Solutions Ltd. (FSOL IN): The back-office services provider controlled by ICICI Bank Ltd. gained 0.6 of a rupee, or 4.9 percent, to 12.85, the most since Nov. 10, after it reported a second-quarter profit of 282.8 million rupees compared with a loss of 500.4 million rupees a year ago.

Great Offshore Ltd. (GOFF IN) fell 21.55 rupees, or 7.5 percent, to 267.60, the most since Nov. 17. The oil and gas drilling company's founder Vijay Sheth may sell his stake in the company to banks and financial institutions, the Economic Times said on Nov. 22, citing people it didn't identify.

Sterlite Industries (India) Ltd. (STLT IN) slid 2.6 rupees, or 1.2 percent, to 215.30. The nation's largest copper producer expects to lose 23,000 metric tons of production after damage to a cooling tower shut its southern Indian smelter.

Wockhardt Ltd. (WPL IN) climbed 1.85 rupees, or 2 percent, to 94.95. The Indian drugmaker is in talks with some private equity investors to raise as much as $200 million, the Mint newspaper reported on Nov. 22, citing two unidentified people familiar with the plan.

India's Sensex Falls; Lenders Drop as Software Developers Gain

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 03:40:00 +0000

Fund Action: PTC India

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:50:00 +0000

PTC India
REL CAP TRUSTEE CO LTD A/C REL EQ OPP FUND bought 5.2 lakh shares at Rs. 120 per share

Stock Calls: Buy Petronet, Neyvelli, Sell Mercator Lines

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 03:36:00 +0000

Buy Petronet LNG with stop loss of Rs 110 for a target of Rs 146
Buy Neyveli Lignite with stop loss of Rs 240 for a target of Rs 325
Sell Mercator Lines with stop loss above Rs 175 for a target of Rs 160. This is a day trading
Buy Moser Baer around Rs 300 with a stop loss of Rs 295. This is a day trading recommendation.
Buy Power Grid Corporation with a stop loss of Rs 140 for short-term target of Rs 170.

Fund Action: Aftek, HOEC, Assam Company, PTC, Rajesh Exports, Vivimed Labs

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Tue, 01 Jan 2008 15:02:00 +0000

Eversight Tradecomm bought 611,000 shares at Rs 101.51 a share of Aftek.
Reliance Capital Partners sold 1,942,703 shares at Rs. 56.88 a share of Assam Company.
Hardy Oil And Gas sold 770,000 shares at Rs 162.98 a share of Hindustan Oil Exploration Company.
PRUDENTIAL ICICI MUTUAL FUND sold 960,000 shares at Rs 159.85 a share of PTC India.
Citigroup Global Markets Mauritius bought 220,825 shares at Rs 94.16 a share of Rajesh Exports.
Merrill Lynch Capital Markets Espana S.A. SVB sold 300000 shares at Rs. 150
per share of Vivimed Labs.

Fund Action: NDTV, HOEC, Bartronics, Deccan Aviation

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Wed, 26 Dec 2007 16:11:00 +0000

NDTV
G A Global Investment sold 4,836,000 shares at Rs. 400 per share
Prannoy Roy bought 4,835,850 shares at Rs. 400

Bartronics India
Grants Investment FCCB sold 160,000 shares at Rs. 240.05 per
share of Bartronics India.

Deccan Aviation
Kingfisher Radio bought 1,640,000 shares at Rs. 275 per share and
Money Atters Advisory Services sold 1,640,000 shares at Rs.
274.99 per share of Deccan Aviation.

HOEC
Matterhorn Ventures bought 1,730,000 shares at Rs. 169.03 per
share and Rekha Hunjhunwala sold 1,721,355 Shares at Rs. 169.01
per share of Hindustan Oil Exploration Company.

Indusind Bank
Ashok Leyland sold 2,000,000 shares at Rs. 124.01 per share and
Hinduja Ventures bought 1,977,391 shares at Rs. 124 per share of
Indusind Bank.

Fund Action: Edeilwess, Ankit, GV Films, Birla Capital

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Thu, 13 Dec 2007 03:36:00 +0000

Fid Fund Mauritius bought 564,276 shares at Rs 1,534.57 a share
of Edelweiss Capital on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).

Sophia Growth A Class of Somerset India Fund bought 700,000
shares at Rs 75 a share of Ankit Metal & Power.

Cornell Corporation sold 2,000,000 shares at Rs 34.61 a share of
Ferro Alloys Corporation.

BNP Paribas Arbitage sold 4,081,161 shares at Rs 8.13 a share of
G V Films.

Pacific Corporate Services bought 193,813 shares at Rs 172 a
share of Hindustan Dorr-Oliver.

Meridian Investments sold 103,446 shares at Rs 270.03 a share of
Infomedia India.

Lloyd George Investment Management India Fund sold 406,382 shares
at Rs 191.51 a share and SBI Mutual Fund Magnum Midcap Fund
bought 500,000 shares at Rs 191.5 a share of Mangalam Cement.

Deutsche Securities Mauritius sold 175,000 shares at Rs 457.3 a
share of Marg Constructions.

Ayodhyapati Investment sold 120,000 shares at Rs 10.83 a share
and Ayodhyapati Investment sold 342,807 shares at Rs 10.83 a
share and Pradeep Bhat bought 123,500 shares at Rs 10.83 a share
of Birla Capital and Financial Services.

Fund Action: Dhampur Sugar Mills, Dwarikesh Sugar Ind, Balrampur Chini Mills, Amtek India, Aptech, Cadila Healthcare, Euro Ceramics, Glory Polyfilms,

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 04:23:00 +0000

Dhampur Sugar Mills
Merrill Lynch Capital Markets Espana buys 3.55 lakh shares at Rs
80.9/sh (0.7% stake)

Dwarikesh Sugar Ind
Merrill Lynch Capital Markets Espana buys 1.62 lakh shares at Rs
74.1/sh (1% stake)

Balrampur Chini Mills
Citigroup Global Markets Mauritius sells 14 lakh shares at Rs
102.8/sh
Blackstone Asia bought 14.35 lakh shares at Rs 92.85/sh (0.6%
stake) on Nov 19th

Amtek India
Warburg Pincus International buys 17 lakh shares at Rs 171/sh on
8th Dec (1.6% stake)
BNP Paribas Arbitrage sells 17 lakh shares at Rs 171/sh on 8th
Dec (Reduces stake from 2.95% to 1.35%)

Aptech
GMO - Erisa Pool buys 6.48 lakh shares at Rs 423.7/sh (1.3%
stake)

Cadila Healthcare
Dali buys 18.8 lakh shares at Rs 292/sh (1.5% stake)
HSBC Global Investment Funds Mauritius sells 16.3 lakh shares at
Rs 292/sh (1.3% stake)

Euro Ceramics
Macquarie Bank sells 2 lakh shares at Rs 239.3/sh (1.2% stake)
(Reduces stake from 2.63% to 1.43%)

Glory Polyfilms
Mavi Impex sells 1 lakh shares at Rs 95.7/sh

Videocon Industries
Macquarie Bank sells 14.5 lakh shares at Rs 598.9/sh (0.7% stake)

Era Constr
Deutche International Trust Corporation Mauritius buys 2 lakh
shares at Rs 555/sh

Sujana Metal
Goldman Sachs Investments Mauritius sells 3.78 lakh shares at Rs
35/sh
Matterhorn Ventures Fund sells 4.42 lakh shares at Rs 32.76/sh
Citigroup Global Mkt Mauritius bought 3 lakh shares at Rs 150/sh
on 3rd Dec
Shanti Gestion bought 2.63 lakh shares at Rs 150.8/sh on 27th Nov

Tata Coffee
Templeton MF sells 3.5 lakh shares at Rs 255/sh on 7th Dec

EIH Asociated Hotels
ICICI Lombard General Insurance Company bought 2 lakh shares at
Rs 204.6/sh on 7th Dec

Fund Action: Aftek, Ahmednagar forgings, HOEC, IOL, McDowell, Moser Baer

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 03:33:00 +0000

Blackstone Asia Advisors LLC sold 1,000,000 shares at Rs 227.53 a
share and Citigroup Global Market Mauritius bought 990,000 shares at
Rs 227.53 a share of Ahmednagar Forgings.

Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Mauritius sold 1,422,000 shares at Rs
79.44 a share of Aftek.

HSBC Global Investment Funds A/C Hsbc Global Investment Fund sold
566,692 shares at Rs 142.94 a share ofHindustan Oil Exploration
Company.

Morgan Stanley Mutual Fund A/C Morgan Stanley Growth Fund bought
606,000 shares at Rs 546.49 a share of I O L Broadband.

Platinum Asia Fund sold 337,727 shares at Rs 289.28 a share and
Platinum International Brands Fund sold 89,914 shares at Rs
289.28 a share while Ruanne Cunniff A/C Acacia Institutional
Partners LP bought 130,000 shares at Rs 288.87 a share and Ruanne
Cunniff A/C Acacia Partners LT bought 335,000 shares at Rs 288.87
a share of McDowell Holdings.

HSBC Global Investment Funds Mauritius bought 3,378,800 shares at
Rs 299.94 a share and Kotak Mahindra Uk A/C Winterfall sold
3,300,000 shares at Rs 300 a share of Moser Baer (India).

Walls Street rallied Again

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Fri, 07 Dec 2007 03:09:00 +0000

Source: Economic Times

Wall Street rallied once again on Thursday as investors bet that
companies hurt by the housing crisis will benefit from a
government plan to help financially stretched homeowners and from
another interest rate cut.

The Dow Jones industrial average surged more than 170 points
after a nearly 200-point rise Wednesday. Wall Street has been
concerned about the housing slump's impact on consumers, and
started out a bit shaky Thursday when Target Corp. released
lackluster sales and a downbeat December outlook.

However, stocks eventually pushed higher; a weak consumer, though
bad for corporate profits, at least supports the argument for the
Fed Reserve to lower interest rates when it meets Tuesday. A rate
cut could help reinvigorate the slowing economy and loosen up the
tight credit markets.

Stocks got an additional boost when President George W. Bush
announced a plan allowing some homeowners facing foreclosure to
not only freeze their interest rates for up to five years, but
also refinance their mortgages. The plan was created by the
Treasury Department, mortgage lenders and banks, and could help
about 1.2 million homeowners, Bush said.

"That's providing a glimmer of hope," said Jim Herrick, director
of equity trading at Baird & Co. "But there's some skepticism. Is
this really going to be the panacea to the subprime market?
That's the $64,000 question." Even Treasury Secretary Henry
Paulson said the plan was not a "silver bullet."

The Mortgage Bankers Association said foreclosures hit a record
high in the third quarter. The fallout from the crisis has
weighed on the financial services sector this year, with banks
and brokerages writing down some $80 billion worth of securities
tied to mortgages.

According to preliminary calculations, the Dow rose 174.93, or
1.30 percent, to 13,619.89. Broader stock indicators also
extended their gains. The Standard & Poor's 500 index rose 22.33,
or 1.50 percent, to 1,507.34, and the Nasdaq composite index rose
42.67, or 1.60 percent, to 2,709.30.

RCom. receives nod to start GSM services in 14 circles

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Fri, 07 Dec 2007 03:06:00 +0000

The government allowed the Anil Ambani-controlled Reliance
Communications (Q, N,C,F)* (RCom) to roll out services in 14
circles, reports agency sources.

The government made the necessary changes in the Unified Access
Services Licence (UASL) and gave a go-ahead to RCom for starting
services under the GSM technology platform in 14 telecom circles.

Reliance Telecom is already provides GSM services in eight
circles.

Shares of the company gained Rs 1.05, or 0.15%, to close at Rs
718.7. The total volume of shares traded was 814,887 at the BSE.
(Thursday)

Fund Action: Dish TV, Gremach, Mcnally Bharat

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Fri, 07 Dec 2007 02:55:00 +0000

Dish TV
Lloyd George Investment Management Bermuda sold 2,650,000 shares at Rs 97.42

Subex Azure
Citigroup Global Markets Mauritius bought 252,646 shares at Rs 303

Gremach Infrastructure Equipment and Projects.
Franklin India Prima Fund bought 150,000 shares at Rs 350
Franklin India Smaller Com Fund bought 150,000 shares at Rs 350
UBS Securities Asia bought 110,000 shares at Rs 353.86

KEI Industries
Manulife Global Fund India Equity Fund sold 493,398 shares at Rs 91.63
Vinamra Universal Traders bought 400,000 shares at Rs 95.6

L G Balakrishnan & Bros.
Super Speeds sold 850,000 shares at Rs 27

Mcnally Bharat Engineering
Franklin India Prima Fund bought 183,787 shares at Rs 287.6

Modern Dairies
Amas India Investments Mauritius bought 225,000 shares at Rs 101.

Morepen Laboratories
Naman Sec and Fin bought 737,240 shares at Rs 21.7.

Century Extrusions
Bakra Prathisthan sold 298,052 shares at Rs 9.31
Shweta Vanijya bought 150,000 shares at Rs 9.49

Dish TV announces private placement to raise Rs2.5bn

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 15:32:00 +0000

Indivision would subscribe to 12,500,000 equity shares of Dish TV at a price of Rs 100 per equity

The Board of Dish TV India Limited, the pioneer and leader in Indian DTH space, has approved a preferential allotment of equity shares and warrants to Indivision India Partners (IIP). Pursuant to this allotment, which is subject to regulatory approvals, Dish TV would raise equity funds of Rs1,250mn in the first tranche and another Rs1,250mn on conversion of the warrants.

The Board of Dish TV has approved a preferential allotment of equity shares and warrants to Indivision. Indivision will subscribe to 12,500,000 equity shares of Re1 each at a price of Rs100 per equity share. In addition, Indivision will also subscribe to 9,615,385 warrants, convertible into 9,615,385 equity shares at a price of Rs130 per equity share, within a period of 18 months from the date of issue of warrants.

Mr. Subhash Chandra, Chairman Dish TV, said, “We are happy to announce the participation of Indivision India Partners in our effort to provide consumers with unparalleled quality of digital television services directly to their homes. We are confident that Dish TV would deliver long term value to all its stakeholders.”

Commenting on the recent initiatives of the Company, Mr. Jawahar Goel, Managing Director, Dish TV said, “As the pioneer and leader of DTH in India, it as our responsibility to expand the category faster, through various awareness building and promotional initiatives and by giving customers a product proposition that is superior to other alternatives available in the market..”

Commenting on the recent marketing initiatives, Mr. Arun Kapoor, CEO, Dish TV said “To take our product message to market, we have signed on Mr. Shah Rukh Khan as our brand ambassador. Shah Rukh Khan embodies the personality and values of the dishtv brand. Values like entertainment, technology, innovation, vitality & family values. Since Shah Rukh Khan has popular appeal across all categories of Indians, this association is being supported by an all-new, high intensity advertising campaign across 4,300 cities and over 35,000 existing retail outlet base. The theme is that of coaxing consumers to “not be Santusht with their current state and Wish for More”. Hence the line “Wish Karo Dish Karo”.

Stock Calls: Buy IFCI, Rel Cap, Praj, MRPL, Easun

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 04:13:00 +0000

Buy IFCI with a stop loss of Rs 93 for a target of Rs 140
Buy Reliance Capital with a stop loss of Rs 2300 for target of Rs 2760
Buy Praj Industries with a stop loss below Rs 204 for targets of Rs 218 and Rs 223. This is
Buy MRPL around Rs 127.45. Stop Loss at Rs 123. This is a day trading recommendation
Buy Easun Reyrolle on dips with a stop loss of Rs 320 for a short-term target of Rs 390

Asian Markets Decline

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 04:16:00 +0000

Asian markets on Tuesday (November 27) fell led by financial companies on concerns that they might report US subprime related losses.

Mizuho Financial Group which fell 3.5% and Macquarie Group which fell 2.5% led to the declines.

Japan`s benchmark index Nikkei fell 320.34 points, or 2.12%, to trade at 14,814.87.

Hong Kong`s Hang Seng dropped 873.72 points, or 3.16%, to trade at 26,752.90.

China`s Shanghai Composite fell 57.96 points, or 1.17%, to trade at 4,900.88.

Taiwan`s Taiex retreated 285.08 points, or 3.34%, to trade at 8,243.25.

South Korea`s Kospi fell 60.48 points, or 3.26%, to trade at 1,794.85.

Singapore`s Straits Times slid 82.64 points, or 2.42%, to trade at 3,335.94. (8.25 a.m, IST)

Chevron may exit RPL

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 04:13:00 +0000

Global energy giant Chevron Corporation may exit Reliance Petroleum (RPL) by selling its 5% stake to Reliance Industries, reports Business Standard.

Recently, Reliance Industries undertook divestment of 4% stake in RPL for over Rs 40.23 billion. Reliance Industries' stake in RPL now stands at about 71%.

Chevron had bought 5% in RPL at Rs 60 a share during RPL`s public issue.
The US energy giant has the option to raise its stake to 29% either three months after the RPL project is commissioned or three years from the date the agreement was signed, whichever is later.

The agreement between the two was signed in April 2006.

RPL is setting up a refinery of 580,000 barrels per day at Jamnagar in Gujarat.

Chevron is not keen to increase its stake in RPL as the current valuations are high.

Shares of RPL declined Rs 5.45, or 2.6%, to close at Rs 204.05. The total volume of shares traded was 24,663,272 at the BSE. (Monday)

Fund Action: Hexaware, Sujana Tower, Marg Construction

noreply@blogger.com (LK) — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 04:03:00 +0000

Hexaware
Mirae Asset India Solomon Equity sells 8.3 lakh shares at Rs 77.5/sh (0.6% stake)

Sujana Tower
Goldman Sachs Investments Mauritius sells 2 lakh shares at Rs 141.5/sh (Has offloaded 5.8% stake since Oct) (Reduces stake from 9.06 to 3.26%)
Goldman Sachs Investments Mauritius sold 3.51 lakh shares at Rs 140/sh on 26th Nov
Goldman Sachs Mauritius sells 2 lakh shares at Rs 142.9/sh on 16th Nov
Goldman Sachs Mauritius sells 7.75 lakh shares at Rs 142.3/sh on 15th Nov
Goldman Sachs Inv Mauritius sells 2.16 lakh shares at Rs 149.85/sh
Citigroup Global bought 5 lakh shares at Rs 150/sh on 5th Oct
Gmo Emerging Illiquid Mauritius buys 5.19 lakh shares at Rs 150/sh on 22nd Nov
Eureka Stock buys 2.6 lakh shares at Rs 140/sh on 15th Nov
Citigroup Global bought 5 lakh shares at Rs 150/sh on 5th Oct

Marg Constr
Merrill Lynch Capital Markets Espana buys 2 lakh shares at Rs 420.2/sh (1.1% stake)
Broadcom sells 2 lakh shares at Rs 420.2/sh (1.1% stake)

JK Cement
Sonata Inv buys 7.61 lakh shares at Rs 210/sh (1.1% stake)
HSBC Global Investment Funds Bric Freestyle sells 9 lakh shares at Rs 210/sh (1.3% stake) (Reduces stake from 3.41 to 2.11%)

Vakrangee Softwares
CLSA Mauritius buys 3.5 lakh shares at Rs 160/sh (NSE/BSE) (1.8% stake)
Merrill Lynch Capital Espana sells 4.45 lakh shares at Rs 160/sh (NSE/BSE) (2.3% stake) (Reduces stake from 7.33% to 2.88% stake)

Empee Distilleries
Abn Amro Bank sells 1.55 lakh shares at Rs 384.2/sh
DB International Asia sells 1.29 lakh shares at Rs 341.7/sh

Arshiya Int
Citigroup Global Markets Mauritius buys 7.5 lakh shares at Rs 268/sh (8.6% stake)
MC Int sells 7.8 lakh shares at Rs 268/sh (8.9% stake)

Hindustan Composites
BNK Capital Markets buys 30 thousand shares at Rs 320/sh
PAT Financial Consultants sells 55 thousand shares at Rs 320/sh

Ahlcon Parenterals India
Global Credit Capital buys 91 thousand shares at Rs 62.5/sh

Autolite India
Stressed Assets Stabilization sells 26 thousand shares at Rs 129.4/sh

Geefcee Finance
Incredible Capital buys 55 thousand shares at Rs 544.3/sh

J.K.Investo Trade India
Globe Capital Market buys 62 thousand shares at Rs 182/sh
Equity Intelligence India sells 65 thousand shares at Rs 182/sh

Panasonic
Globe Capital Market buys 3 lakh shares at Rs 29.2/sh

V B Desai Financial Services
Clover Technologies buys 50 thousand shares at Rs 85/sh