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JSW STEEL - In just 12 years, JSW Steel has impressively
transformed its 2010 acquisition of a 3.3 mtpa steel plant into a massive 10
mtpa integrated steel plant. The company is currently working on project
configuration and land acquisition and has plans to increase capacity by an
additional 4 mtpa. Phase II, which has a lower conversion cost of Rs 4,500 per
tonne than phase I and was put into operation by JSW Steel in Q3FY22,
impressively increased production to rated capacity within a year. Despite
significant growth capex, the company would generate FCF (pre-growth capex) of
Rs 60,000 crore over FY2023-25E at through-cycle margins, led primarily by
strong volume growth and deleverage. We have increased our fair value to Rs 685
from Rs 630 and increased our Ebitda by 9.6 percent/6.7 percent for FY2024-25E.
Given the high valuation at 7 times EV/Ebitda FY2024E, we maintain our SELL
rating.
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TITAN - Tanishq is doing very well, and Titan's management has
chosen to take a value-focused approach, which is working out well for them.
According to the brokerage, the management of the business did not pass on the
entire effective import duty increase of 4.25 percent to customers in July. The
management of the jewelry business stated that, despite a shift in the
geographic mix, there is a good chance that the proportion of stud sales will
return to levels prior to Covid. The Watches and Wearables segment's targeted
20% CAGR will be primarily driven by the Wearables business. "The
management indicated that expansion in return ratios is unlikely to be sharp in
the first few years due to higher upfront investments. However, the healthy
growth in overall revenue and earnings over the preceding five years is likely
to continue over the next five years.
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In this week that
ended yesterday, the market closed lower for the second week in a row due to
mixed data points like continued selling by Foreign Institutional Investors,
domestic wholesale inflation at a 21-month low, a decline in inflation in the
United States and Britain, and rate hikes by the US Fed, European Central Bank
(ECB), and Bank of England. The Sensex fell 843.86 points,or 1.35%,to 61,337 levels
for the week, while the Nifty50 fell 227.6 points, or 1.23%, to 18,269 levels.
Reliance Industries suffered the greatest loss in market capitalization among
the Sensex, followed by Tata Consultancy Services, ICICI Bank, and Infosys.
Bajaj Finance, HDFC Bank, and Larsen & Toubro, on the other hand, increased
the majority of their market caps. This week, domestic institutional investors
purchased shares worth Rs 3,462.22 crore while FIIs sold shares worth Rs
1,832.91 crore. However, as of December, DIIs have purchased shares worth Rs
10,551.62 crore while FIIs have sold shares worth Rs 7,490.05 crore.
Among areas, the Clever Media record fell 2.2 %, Clever FMCG list shed 1.8 %,
Clever Realty 1.7 and Clever Data Advances file was down 1.6 %. The Nifty PSU
Bank index, on the other hand, gained 0.8%. The Indian rupee lost more ground
this week, ending 59 paise lower at 82.86 per US dollar on December 16 compared
to its closing of 82.27 on December 9.
NIFTY SUPPORT : 18137,18133
NIFTY RESISTANCE : 18440,18652
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This year, the shares of Reliance Industries Ltd. (RIL), run by
Mukesh Ambani, have produced moderate returns. This year, the stock that tops
the Sensex and Nifty in terms of market capitalization has gained 9.41%.
The weak global market sentiment brought on by rising inflation, the
government's windfall tax, falling crude oil prices, and declining Singapore
GRM, among other things, have all influenced the direction of the index
heavyweight.
Here’s a look at key things to know about the Reliance
Industries stock in 2022
Shares of RIL have increased by 7.76% in the past year
and 9.41% in 2022. On April 29 of this year, the large-cap stock reached its
all-time high of Rs 2,855. In the same session, the Mukesh Ambani-led
conglomerate made history by becoming the first Indian listed company to reach
Rs 19 lakh crore in market capitalization.
On March 8 of this year, RIL shares fell to Rs 2,181 from their 52-week low.
The stock reached its record high in less than two months. During that time,
the rupee increased by a significant 30.90%, or Rs 674.
The beta of RIL stock is 1.06 after one year. This suggests that the stock has high risk and volatility. During corrections, a high-beta stock can decline much more quickly than the index, but it can also rise much faster than the index. For instance, the benchmark Sensex has gained 6.3% in a year and 5.66% in 2022, respectively, compared to RIL stock's one-year returns of 7.76 % & year-to-date returns of 9%.
Since the massive company's 45th annual general meeting (AGM) on September 29
this year, shares of the company have not changed. In the same session, the
stock ended at Rs 2,596.80 on the BSE. The scrip was trading at Rs 2,596 during
the current session, offering investors the same returns as before the AGM.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) of the RIL stock is 43.2. A scrip's value above 70 indicates that it is overbought, while a stock's value below 30 indicates that it is oversold. As a result, the RSI rating on the stock is neutral. The stock of the conglomerate has a price to equity ratio of 27.24, which is higher than the PE of 12.64 for the industry. This suggests that the stock is worth too much.
IndusInd Bank, Tata Steel, Apollo Hospitals, and 28 other Nifty
stocks saw their mutual fund exposure rise in November. Nifty stocks like ONGC,
HUL, UltraTech Cement, Nestle India, and Sun Pharma saw increased interest from
mutual funds in the previous month. UPL, HDFC Life Insurance, Adani
Enterprises, Hindalco, and Adani Ports are examples of index constituents.At
the end of November, 92.59 crore shares were held by mutual funds, an 8 % increase. As of November 30, they held Tata Steel shares worth Rs 9,970 crore,
up 14 %. A total of 19 mutual funds held a stake in the steelmaker that
was less than 2%.IndusInd Bank's MF holdings increased by 3.9% month-over-month
in terms of the number of shares held; They held 3.3% more ONGC shares than
they did in October. Mutual funds increased their stakes in HUL, UltraTech
Cement, Nestle India, and Sun Pharma by 3%, 2.8%, 2.8%, and 2.7%, respectively.
In terms of value, the value of MF holdings in IndusInd Bank, ONGC, HUL,
UltraTech Cement, and Nestle India increased by 6%, 8%, 8.4%, and 1.8%,
respectively. This was in terms of an increase in the number of shares held
monthly.
Among stocks where they managed stakes included UPL, HDFC Life coverage and
Adani Ventures. Reduced stakes in UPL by 10.2 percent in value and 17.2 % in terms of the number of shares held. Shares held by mutual funds in HDFC Life
decreased by 10.2% month-over-month. The value of MF's HDFC Life holdings was
Rs 5,250 crore, down 2.1%. MF held 8.4% fewer shares in Adani Enterprises than
it did in October, probably to take advantage of the counter's profits. As of
November 30, MF held shares of Adani Enterprises worth Rs 6,720 crore, an
increase of 7.2% month-over-month.
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Maintained its "sell"
recommendation despite raising the target price for YES Bank. Due to the
company's solid performance over the past few quarters, we increased our price
target for Union Bank to Rs 100 per share. Union Bank highlighted the bank's
various initiatives and progress toward improving underwriting standards,
focusing on the prompt resolution of stressed assets, expanding credit and
deposits, and improving key operational parameters with the goal of delivering
superior performance over time.
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According
to data released yesterday by the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers,
India's passenger vehicle wholesales experienced a growth of 28% year-over-year
in November.The strong demand for cars and utility vehicles is to blame for the
rise. Last month, companies shipped 2,76,231 passenger vehicles to dealers, up
from 2,15,626 vehicles in November 2021. Utility vehicle wholesales increased
32% to 1,38,780 vehicles, up from 1,05,091 vehicles a year earlier."Positive
consumer and business sentiments have reflected in the better sales in the
month of November 2022, compared to the previous year." Similarly,
passenger car dispatches increased by 29% to 1,30,142 units from 1,00,906 units
in November 2021. Van sales, on the other hand, decreased to 7,309 units from
9,629 units in November 2021. He added that seasonality and softness in key
export markets are to blame for a sequential decline in wholesale sales over
the course of October 2022. Rajesh Menon, Director General of SIAM, went on to
say that passenger vehicle sales have reached their highest level ever since
November of 2022-23.
However,
dispatches of two-wheelers are still below the level of 2016-17, and dispatches
of three-wheelers are still below the level of 2010-11. Customers continue to
be concerned about rising interest rates and premiums for long-term insurance.
Last month, there were 12,36,190 wholesale two-wheelers sold, up 16% from
10,61,493 the previous year. Last month, there were 7,88,893 motorcycles sold,
up from 6,99,949 in November of last year. In a similar vein, scooter
wholesales increased from 3,18,986 units in November 2021 to 4,12,832 units in
November 2022. The total dispatches of three-wheelers increased to 45,664 units
from 22,551 units a year earlier.