New week's Sensex will see 42011 to 41188 and Nifty collide between 12377 to 12133

(Gujarat News Representative) Mumbai, Ta. 11 January 2020, Saturday

In the early days of the last week, Iran's assassination by the US General of Iran resulted in shocks in the Indian stock markets, along with global markets that were tensions between the two countries. After that, a statement indicating that both countries did not want war, a tense decline and a US-China statement that showed the possibility of a trade deal after January 1, led to a faster U-turn in the Indian stock markets than US President Donald Trump. Market sentiment has also improved, with crude oil international prices easing as tensions between Iran and the US fall, with Brent crude plummeting from $ 5 to $ 5 again, making it a potentially positive factor for India. In addition to this, the expectation of the Union Budget to be released on February 1, February 3, also led to foreign funds and local funds valuing the shares with short cover. As a result, the Nifty created a new history of the weekend.

Budget Preparation: LTCG expects provision including relief, withdrawal of dividend tax, reduction of STTs

Among the positive factors that have resurfaced on the global front, with US-Iran war tensions easing, US-China trade deals expected crude oil prices to drop to $ 5, and now Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken the economy back to a vibrant economic day. -Getting pre-budget feedback with business leaders Beginning and also held meetings with economists streak at the Central Budget will be important provision. Long-term capital gains tax (LTCG) has been a staggering provision in small, mid-cap stocks in Indian stock markets in recent years. Since the provision was introduced, stocks of small, mid-cap companies with many good fundamentals have fallen sharply. So investors have long been offended by this provision. In view of this, it is likely that the LTCG will be offered relief at this time. In addition, if companies are displeased with the dividend tax this time, the possibility of withdrawing the dividend tax as well as relief in the securities transaction tax (STT), if these provisions are made, will be a big boom for the year 1 small, mid cap stocks. While US non-farm employment figures are weak, negative markets in the US markets are likely to see caution in global markets early next week, though expectations for expectations are likely to be hitting the Sensex 1 to 3 and the Nifty 3 to 5 in the Indian stock markets.

Dark Horse: Caprihans India Ltd.

Only BSE (1) listed, Rs 2 paid-up, 3: 3 bonus in year 3, 3: 3 bonus in year 3, 5 in year 3, 5 in year 3, 3 in year 3: 3 in bonus issue. Multi-national finance company Ezichbir Yasmer, with 5% bonus equity in bonus equity, holds 5% of the holding of Promoters India Limited (Bhaihai Bhalighhash, India). Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is one of the oldest and largest companies in film manufacturers. The company has become one of the largest in the PVC film industry and trusted by focusing on customer satisfaction with its customers providing their innovative products. With seven decades of experience, Caprihans has set a new milestone in the industry. Caprihans' 8% holdings were acquired by Yanshichi Yisichha in the year 1 by Minbichi Yisichha.

The company has its own state-of-the-art manufacturing units in Thane and Nasik in Maharashtra. The company has four calendaring lines, one extruder line, one coating line and two lamination lines. Caprihans is part of the Bilcare Group. The Group has its own manufacturing facilities in the US, Europe and South East Asia. The firm, which focuses on research and development, owns a number of products in India such as Flexible PVC Films, Rigid PVC Films, PVDC Coated Films and Plastic Corrugated Sheets. All of these products are manufactured under trademarked brand names. The company is a leading exporter of both rigid and flexible PVC films and plastic corrugated sheets. The company has its own team of polymer specialists, which provides technical services and customer support.

Rigid PVC Films include Pharma Packaging and PVC Mono Film, Packaging Films-Food Packaging Films, Other Packaging Films, Flexible PVC Films Sheets, which are used in stationary items, shopping bags, toilet kits, wardrobe bags, linings, etc. Transparent Films, Rayware Films, Behona Printed Films for use in table covers, shower curtains, laminated films for toys, balloons, play tools, beach articles, etc. Special films - used in medical products such as urine bags, hospital sheets, hospital sheeting, Insulation caps, cable wrap, door rims for automobile industries, sunvisor for bedding etc. Q. etc. and occurs in Chemical Tank Linings, Packaging Industry, Cosmetic Industry etc. While customized films that are used for fire retardant, fungus resistant, non-toxic, non-migratory, ultraviolet stability, anti-static or high tensile strength. Plastic corrugated sheets that can be used for POPs, Danglers, Display Boards, Light Diffusers, Folio Cases, etc., Floor Protection, Exhibition Panels, False Ceilings, Roof-Sealing, Scaffolding, Storage Bins, Materialless Handle, Material Handle, Happen for Specialty films that are used in various products like 3D or 3D posters, decorative articles, labels and price tags, calendars and sequins. In addition it is used for stationary products, filing systems, indexes and dividers, albums, visual packaging, folding boxes, windows, sliding covers, cards, ID cards, lamp shades, cooling towers and other special requirements.

Share Holding Pattern: Multinational Minibachi Ejichbir Ysmar Holds 5% Together With Promoter Holding, Insurance Company Life Insurance Corporation Of India With 8%, High NetWorth Investor Musadillas Percent With Corporate Balad Rawat. Individual share capital holders, up to Rs 1 lakh, have 8.5% shares.

Bonus History: 1: 3 bonus in year 1, 3 in 3, 3 bonus in year 3, 3 in year 3, 3 in year 3, 3 in year 3 and 3: 3 bonus share issue in year 1

Book value: Rs 5 for March 5, Rs 5 for March 5, Rs 5 for March 5, Rs 5 for March 5, Rs 5 for March 7, Rs 5 for March 5. Expected March 5, Rs

Financial results:

(2) Full year April 1 to March 1: Net income increased from Rs 1.8 crore to Rs 1.8 crore, NPM reduced net profit by 8.5 percent to Rs 1.8 crore compared to Rs 8 crore. Revenue per share fell from Rs. 5 to Rs.

(2) Second quarter July to September 1: Net income increased from Rs 1.8 crore to Rs 1.8 crore, NPM increased net profit by 8.5 percent to Rs 8 lakh to Rs 5.5 crore. Earnings per share have risen to 1.8.

(1) First Half Yearly April 1 to September 3: Net income increased by Rs 1.8 crore to Rs 1.8 crore, NPM increased by 8 percent and net profit increased by 8 percent compared to Rs 8 crore. The half-yearly revenue per share is Rs.

(3) Expected Full Year April 1 to March 3: Expected net income is expected to be Rs 1.5 crore, expected net profit is Rs 1.8 crore, earnings per share is expected at Rs.

(2) Valuation: BBB: Valuation triple BBB so that the stock can handle Rs 5 even if the company is limited to P / E of the plastics industry with a limited P / E of 5.

Thus (1) Multinational Bilcare Research Gmbh holding 5% together holding 5% promoter (1) 3: 3 bonus in year 1, 2: 3 bonus in year 3, 3 in 1 year, 3 in year 2, 3 in year 3 and in year 2 5: 1 Bonus Share Issue Thus, with five bonus issues, 5% bonus equity in total equity (1) is the oldest and largest company of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) film manufacturers with seven decades experience in India. One of the puppies (1) reported a 5% jump in net profit from the second quarter July to September 1 (1) from the first half of April 1 to September 2, with a 5% increase in net profit to half-yearly earnings per share (Rs. 1 per share). ) Expected Full Year: From April 1 to March 8, the expected earnings per share is Rs.5 and this paid-up share against the expected book value of Rs. Prices are only available on the BSE at Rs .44.95 p / EA in 10.40.

Manoj Shah: Research Analyst (SEBI REG. NO. INH000000107)

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