The new week will see the Sensex fluctuate from 55888 to 54777

(Gujarat News Correspondent) MUMBAI: With the US Federal Reserve signaling last week that stimulus will be braked and China's tightening of regulations to curb exports, the corona delta transition has again come to a head in the US and European countries. Geopolitical tensions have resulted in the expected crash in Indian stock markets along with global markets. The funds have made a splash in the last few days of the week after the Sensex hit a new high of 7,000 last week and the Nifty touched a new high of 1,200. Of course, the fund Sensex has managed to sustain the Nifty-based market without any major downtrens, ending a long-running rally in small, mid-cap and cash-cash segment stocks. Extensive offloading has yet to begin, as this is the beginning of the end of the boom in small, mid-cap stocks. Even though many stocks are not yet fundamental, there is a possibility of large gaps in the prices of the extraordinarily high stocks. So the advice here is not to rush to buy stocks considering the current correction as a buying opportunity. In the coming days, the situation may be such that the stocks that have risen so much from penny stocks now will become penny stocks again and many companies will disappear. So it is advisable to trade stocks with great caution. With the Indian markets likely to remain volatile next week, the Sensex is likely to fluctuate between 7 and 8 and the Nifty between 16 and 17.

Dark Horse: BHARAT BIJLEE LTD.

BSE (2020), NSE (BBL) listed, Rs.10 paid-up, 1: 2 shares in year 12, 1: 1 share in year 12, 1: 1 share in year 19. Thus, through three bonus issues, 4.5% of the total equity With bonus equity, ISO 14001: 2015, ISO 45001: 2018 Certified Bharat Bijli Limited (BHARAT BIJLEE LTD.), Celebrating its 9th year established in the year 19, India's leading electrical engineering company Operating through systems. EPC projects for power transmissions up to 200 MVA, 20 kV voltage class and electrical substations up to 500 kV in the company power systems segment as well as a full range of low and medium voltage industrial and mechanical motors in the industrial systems segment. Includes a full range of systems. The company has been exporting to more than 7 countries and has so far exported more than 30 distributions and power transformers to countries including Indonesia, Philippines, UAE, Egypt, Jordan, Oman, Bangladesh and Nepal. The leading company in India has so far installed transformers with a capacity of 120,000 MVA in 20 KVA class transformers. The company is working with 1,200 employees in five major business segments. The company has a sales network of 12 offices in India. The five segments include transformers, projects, electric motors, drives and automation, elevator systems.

Manufacturing Facilities: The company has manufacturing facilities on a campus of 1,20,31 sq m at Airoli, Navi Mumbai in Maharashtra and is operating in an area of ​​30,000 sq m. The company is one of the leading manufacturing companies in 50 KV transformers up to 500 MVA. With a strong presence in the power transformers segment, the company has a strong position in the sector as the preferred supplier for 20 KV class transformers up to 500 MVA range. To maintain this position, the company has upgraded its transformer plant to equip it with air-conditioning winding shop and de-humidifier installation for manufacturing of power transformers in dust free and humidity controlled environment. In the project business, the company maintains constant vigilance and works to ensure timely completion of projects with reasonable profitability by obtaining targeted orders from reputable customers. The company has a production capacity of 12,000 MVA in transformers. The company's motor division, which started manufacturing motors in technical collaboration with Siemens in the year 19, manufactures and sells a wide range of standard and specially designed low-tension motors specially designed. The company has also ventured into manufacturing 4.5kV to 3.5kV high tension motors. The company is currently manufacturing motors in the range of 0.15 kW (fractional kilowatt motors) to 150 kW motors. In motors, the company is focusing on accelerating growth by increasing product offerings and increasing value engineering in various sectors. The company is developing new applications keeping an eye on the area for access to new areas in the drives and automation business. MTM is focusing on business value engineering and offering solutions for the Indian and export markets. Despite the entry of many international brands, the company's gearless elevator machines have maintained a strong hold in the domestic market and have reached the export markets through its overseas partners.

Certification: The company has recently enhanced its technical capabilities by completing the certification of strict safety standards for motors by recognized international organizations and for transformers by the Central Power Research Institute. The company has obtained the IECEX Certificate of Conformity from SGS BASEEFA under the IEC Certificate Scheme for Explosive Atmospheres for Flameproof Motors. Even in challenging times due to the Kovid epidemic, the company is accelerating the opportunities available in the market through its value engineering and new product development and expanded market reach efforts. The driving forces in demand for electric motors are NGOs: efficient motors, transportation, railways and water. The company has generated 40 per cent of its total revenue from industrial systems in FY2021-21, up from 31 per cent last year.

Rs 100 per share Investment value: At the end of March 31, 2021, the company's long-term non-current debt is zero and current debt is Rs 3.50 crore. Against this, the company has a non-current investment of Rs 3.04 crore and current investment, cash and bank balance together for a total of Rs 4.5 crore. Thus, the company is net-free in the financial year 2021 on a net basis. As on March 31, 2020, the company's quotient investments in equity-shares of listed companies include 31,6,150 shares of company Siemens, 2,13,700 shares of HDFC Bank, 5,015 shares of ICICI Bank, 500 shares of Hindustan Oil Exploration Company. , 500 shares of Bank of India together have a total investment value of Rs 3 crore. As per the closing price of these quoted investments on Friday, August 30, 2021, the investment value is Rs. 3 crore, according to which the investment-investment value per share is Rs. 100.

Bonus History: 1: 2 share in Year 12, 1: 1 share in Year 12, 1: 1 share in Year 12 Bonus

Shareholding Pattern: Promoters hold 7.5 per cent, Aditya Birla Sun Life Trustee has 2.7 per cent, Institutional Investors-Banks have 1.4 per cent, Housing Development Finance Corporation Ltd (HDFC) has 1.4 per cent, Insurance companies have Out of 10.06 per cent, Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) has 4.5 per cent and General Insurance Corporation of India has 2.09 per cent. Among the high net worth investors, Hardik Bharat Patel has 1.50 per cent, Minal Bharat Patel has 7.5 per cent and Priya Singh Agarwal has 1.04 per cent. Apart from this, Nirmal Bang Financial Services Pvt. Has 1.18%. Individual shareholders with up to Rs 5 lakh have 51.81 per cent.

Dividends: 20 per cent in 2009, 200 per cent in 2005, 20 per cent in 2005, 50 per cent in 2010, 20 per cent in 2011, 20 per cent in 2011, 20 per cent in 2012, 4 per cent in 2012, 5 per cent in 2012, 1 per cent in 2012 and 20 per cent in 2012. Percent, 20 percent in the year 2021

Book Value: Rs.117.5 in March 2016, Rs.12.5 in March 2018, Rs.140.5 in March 2017, Rs.12.7 in March 2020, Rs.12.5 in March 2021, Rs.12.5 in expected March 203. 20

Financial Result: (1) Full year April 2020 to March 2021:

Net income fell 21 per cent to Rs 21.05 crore from Rs 4.5 crore, net profit fell 3 per cent to Rs 3.05 crore from Rs 4.5 crore, earnings per share-EPS fell from Rs 20.5 Achieved Rs. (2) First Quarter April 2021 to June 2021: Net income increased by 3% to Rs. 4.08 crore from Rs. 3.50 crore and net profit of Rs. Registered quarterly earnings per share of Rs.

(2) Expected full year April 2021 to March 206: Net profit expected to be Rs.

(2) Valuation: B: As the company is getting a P / E of 12 against the average P / E of 12.5 in the electric equipment industry, the valuation is single B.

Thus, (1) through three bonus share issues, the promoters have 7.5 per cent of the total equity with bonus equity (2), the promoters have 4.5 per cent, Aditya Birla Sun Life Trustee has 2.4 per cent, Housing Development Finance Corporation Ltd. (HDF) has 3.0 per cent, insurance companies holding 10.07 per cent (2) India's leading electrical engineering company through its two divisions / business groups Power Systems and the other through industrial systems (3) Quotated equity investment of Rs. (3) In the first quarter from April to June 2021, a net profit of Rs. 12.5 crore as compared to the same period of the previous year was recorded. The stock has a P / EA of Rs 15.15 against the expected book value of Rs 15.50 and Rs 10.50.

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

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