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Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri, a 145 year-old jewellery house with a time-honoured brand name, is launching an IPO to raise money for expansion and working capital requirements. Investors could look at the offer for listing gains.
In volatile and uncertain times, it pays to look towards professional fund managers, rather than investing in the market on your own.
Even if it is not too huge in comparison with the other Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in India, the SEZ at Cochin can lay claim to having some of the best infrastructure facilities, while the exports from its various units are registering eight per cent growth every year.
In a bid to tame inflation, the RBI has been hiking interest rates. This has put most companies on a slippery path, with an increasing burden of interest making it difficult for them to maintain their balance, and consequently, profits are now turning into losses.
For FY11, OCAL's topline declined by 40 per cent to Rs 37 lakh, while at the bottomline it reported a loss of Rs 60 lakh against a profit of Rs 4.51 lakh in FY10.
RDB Rasayans brought out its IPO recently, but it was hammered down as soon as it was listed on the BSE. Even a reduced price does not discount the fact that the company’s business is fragmented and its growth inconsistent, because of which it is not likely to provide any price appreciation for investors.
Gold loans can certainly be high in risk if you are not familiar with the nuances of the business and if you are not equipped to handle the major risks involved.
Celebrating its 66th anniversary, Federal Bank has increased its capacity by 10% on a single day. Not many banks have had such a large expansion.
High inflation levels and corporate results are what made the market tick in the past fortnight. Investors and the market indices are revelling in the festive spirit though, and pegging their hopes on the approaching new year
More bad news plagues the Indian banking sector, with a recent downgrade and reported irregularities adding insult to injury. A selective strategy with respect to banking stocks will serve investors well.
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