The Sensex will hit between 40777 and 39111 in the new week

(Gujarat News Correspondent) Mumbai, Ta. Saturday, October 17, 2020

Indian stock markets also plunged on Thursday as global markets softened cautiously last week amid a second wave of Coro's transition in European countries and preparations for the US presidential election. Corona's impact has crippled the global economy and the Indian economy, with the central government forcing the states to borrow Rs 1 lakh crore to pay off the decline in GST collection. For this, the readiness to raise Rs 10,000 crore next week in the open market operation and also in the case of the loan moratorium, the condition of the banks is expected to deteriorate in the coming days. Funds are currently pushing the market to new record highs in the fight against stubbornness, but given the realities of the situation, caution will be essential in an index-based bullish trade. Don't be surprised if the market suddenly shows a big correction in the coming days. The season of corporate results will also require caution in the boom amid the possibility of picking out moderate to weak results overall.

Company results look at Britannia, HDFC Life, Hindustan Unilever, Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Auto, Nestle

Companies Industries Britannia now next week 19 October 2020 seasons ending in the second quarter results of September 2020, HSBC Life Insurance Company, 20, Hindustan Unilever October 2020, 21, Bajaj Finance of October 2020, Bajaj Finserv, Ultratech Asian on simentatema 22 October 2020 Paints , Bajaj Auto and Nestle India, Tech Mahindra's results to be announced on October 4, 2020. On the international front, China's next week, the economic growth of the third quarter of October 12, 2020 - GDP growth figures and the growing pressure on the economic recovery on the global front with the transition to the Corona. Will keep an eye. Amidst these factors-events, the Sensex could be seen hovering between 205 and 2111 next week and the Nifty between 115 and 114.

Dark Horse: KSB Ltd.

BSE (2009), NSE (KSB) listed, Rs 10 paid-up, 3: 4 share bonus in year 12, 1: 1 in year 12, 1: 1 in year 12, 1: 1 in year 12 and 1: 1 share in year 2011 KSB Ltd. (KSB LTD.) Klein Schenzlin & Baker (KSB) is an Indian associate company in Germany, with a bonus equity of 7.5 per cent of the total equity through five bonus issues. Foreign promoter Canadian Kay Pumps has a 20.5 per cent stake in the company. While the Indian promoter is a company holding a total of 7.5 per cent, with a total of 4.5 per cent. KSB is one of the world's leading suppliers of pumps, valves and systems. Launched in Germany in 191, KSB AG has more than 15 manufacturing locations and 21 operating companies worldwide, with sales in more than 100 countries, revenue of 4.5 billion euros and more than 15,000 employees.

Established in the year 1909 in India and started manufacturing submersible motor pumpsets, the company is engaged in manufacturing of useful pumps in the fields of water, waste water treatment, process industries, nuclear power stations, construction, oil and gas. The company's products include centrifugal and suction pumps, high pressure multistage pumps, industrial gates, globes, check valves, submersible motor pumps, motoblock and mini monoblock pumps, hydro pneumatic systems and control valves. KSB has three companies in India, namely KSB Limited, KSB Tech Pvt Ltd and MIL Controls Limited.

The company's leading products-solutions include Water-Submersible Motor Pumps (Borewell Pumps) in India with a product range ranging from 6 (8mm) to 12 (20mm) in size and 0.5 horsepower to 150 horsepower. The company also has a solar power range. The company provides solutions, pumps, valves, automation, drives and systems in municipal sewage and industrial effluent-waste water treatment.

In the process industry, the company supplies KSB pumps and valves in exceptional temperatures, high pressure and corrosion to carry acids, lye, rinsing water or sludge, sandy water, fuel gas or other fast substances. Which meets the needs of chemical, petrochemical or pharmaceuticals Aryan & Steel, refineries, food processing units as well as mining industries and sand industries.

KSB Power Station Pumps for NGU-Nuclear Power Stations provide reliable service in primary and secondary circuits. The company's power station pumps and high-pressure valves are suitable for use in nuclear and fossil-fueled power stations.

In construction the company meets the requirement of valves from circulation pumps, pressure boosting units, drainage and waste water pumps of private and commercial buildings. The company's pumps are used in skyscraper buildings around the world, including the world's tallest tower, Burj Dubai.

The company also provides ultimate technology in the oil-gas sector. The company's pumps and valves are used to carry oil. In addition to providing KSB services, KSB also provides original spare parts.

Share holding pattern:

Promoters Foreign Promoters Canadian Kay Pumps owns 30.5 per cent and Indian Promoters have a combined holding of 4.5 per cent, while mutual funds have 2.7 per cent of Reliance Capital Trustee Company-Nippon India Tax Saver Fund. Sundaram Mutual Fund has 2.3 per cent, Alternate Investment Fund has 1.8 per cent, Vantage Equity Fund has 1.04 per cent, Foreign Portfolio Investors has 2.4 per cent, Pinebridge Investment GF Mauritius has ૨ Bajaj Alliance Life Insurance Company has 2.4 per cent and ThyssenKrupp Industries India Pvt Ltd has 8.10 per cent. While individual share capital holders up to Rs 5 lakh have 10.8 per cent.

Book value:

Rs.160.05 for December 2013, Rs.140.2 for December 2016, Rs.305.31 for December 2016, Rs.2.5 for December 2016, Rs.4.5 for expected December 2020

Financial Outcome:

The company has a fiscal year ending December.

(1) Full year January 2015 to December 2018:

Net income rose to Rs 12.50 crore from Rs 106.10 crore, net profit rose to Rs 2.50 crore from 7.5 per cent NPM, compared to Rs 2.50 crore, and earnings per share rose to Rs 31.5 crore. Achieved 4.10.

(2) Second Quarter April 2020 to June 2020:

Net income fell to Rs 316.50 crore from Rs 301.50 crore, NPM net profit fell by 7.5 per cent to Rs 2.50 crore from Rs 3.50 crore, quarterly earnings per share fell from Rs 2.5 to Rs. Achieved .2.5.

(2) First Half Yearly January 2020 to June 2020:

Net profit fell to Rs 2.50 crore from Rs 31.10 crore, NPM net profit fell by Rs 2.50 crore to Rs 2.50 crore, an increase of 2.50 per cent, and earnings per share fell to Rs 12.50 crore. Achieved Rs. 3.50.

(2) Expected full year January 2020 to December 2020:

Expected full year revenue of Rs. 115 crore and net profit of Rs. 21 crore and full year earnings per share is expected to be Rs. 3.5.

(2) Valuation B:

Against the average P / E of Pumps in the pump industry, this multinational company is usually getting more than 3 P / E. Even if we give the same P / E, the share can go up to Rs.

Thus (1) 3: 4 share bonus in year 12, 1: 1 in year 12, 1: 1 in year 12, 1: 1 in year 12 and 1: 1 in bonus year 2011. Thus five bonus issues add up to 2.5% bonus equity in total equity. (2) Foreign Promoter Canadian Kay Pumps holding 20.5 per cent and Indian Promoter holding 4.5 per cent, with a total of 2.7 per cent promoter holding (2) Earnings per share for the full financial year January 2020 to December 2020 is Rs. And the stock is available at NSE, BSE at a price of Rs.

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

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