With this capacity addition, its total capacity would surge to 840 KLPD. The total Capex for the same is estimated to Rs 320 crore for which, Rs 220 crore would be borrowed from banks and the remaining Rs 100 will be arranged via internal sources.

EBITDA margin for the quarter stood at 15.3 per cent vs 11.4 per cent in Q2FY20. This improved operational performance was supported by cost rationalisation measures implemented, which is expected to continue, going forward.

Hero MotoCorp, the world’s largest two-wheeler manufacturer, sold 8,06,848 units of motorcycles & scooters in October 2020, which is its highest-ever sales in any single month. Continuing its growth momentum, the company reported a robust sales growth of 35 per cent in October 2020 with total sales of 5,99,248 units. A positive turnaround in

In recent management commentary, the company added that they plan to spend as much as Rs 1,500 crore over the next couple of months. The aim is to expand its production capacity.

Now, the most important question is, whether one should consider this as a buying opportunity at this juncture. It is currently trading just 0.20 times of its FY20 sales. Hence, from a valuations’ perspective, the stock may look cheaper but still, a few market participants are in wait & watch mode.

Delta Corp, the largest and the only listed company engaged in India’s casino gaming industry, surged nearly 11 per cent to Rs 120 on the announcement of casino reopening in Goa and Sikkim from November 01, 2020.

This expansion would drive the revenue going ahead as the garment segment is the highest revenue contributor to the company’s total revenue with a share of 42 per cent.

Significant improvement in operating performance on a YOY basis is majorly attributable to better realisations and lower costs in both the operating segments and higher volume in the PVC resin segment.

In the recent quarter ended June 30, 2020, Alembic pharma’s consolidated revenue for Q1FY21 came in at Rs 1,341.32 crore as against Rs 948.91 crore in the corresponding quarter last year, registering a 41.4 per cent YoY increase.

Looking at the industrial front, China has a 39 per cent share in home textile exports with USD 19 billion, followed by India at 11 per cent with USD 5 billion. India, being the second largest home textile exporter as well as the largest producer of cotton in the world, is expected to benefit from this structural shift.