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Nahar Exports jumped nearly 6% to Rs 82.70 after the Nahar Group announced a
consolidation of the textile business under Nahar Spinning Mills.

44,116 shares changed hands in the counter on BSE by the first few minutes
of trade.

But shares of Nahar Spinning Mills (NSML) lost slightly by 0.4% to Rs 257.95.
6,966 shares changed hands in the counter on BSE.

NSML had witnessed a solid surge after the company announced on 24 March
2006 that the group was considering consolidation of textile business. From
Rs 198.60 on 23 March, the scrip had surged to Rs 259.20 by 30 March 2006
ahead of the announcement of the details of restructuring. Though Nahar
Exports (NEL) had also risen, the rise in the scrip was relatively muted.
From Rs 68.95 on 23 March, the scrip had risen to Rs 78.10 by 30 March.

As per the restructuring scheme, the textiles business of NEL will be hived
off and transferred to NSML. Ahead of this, NSML will hive off its
investment business in favour of a new company Nahar Capital & Financial
Services (NCFSL). One fully equity share of Rs 5 each will be issued for
every share held in NSML. Simultaneously, the paid-up value of each share of
NSML will be reduced to Rs 5 from Rs 10.

55 fully paid up equity share of Rs 5 each of NSML will be issued for every
100 shares held in NEL. Following the allotment of NSML shares to
shareholders of NEL, the paid-up value of NEL shares will be reduced to Rs
3.50 per share from Rs 10 per share.

Nahar Spinning Mills manufactures yarn, and cotton and woolen garments.
Nahar Exports is into yarn.

For Q3 December 2005, Nahar Spinning reported a 10% growth net profit of Rs
2.44 crore (Rs 2.21 crore). Sales rose 17.6% to Rs 125.61 crore (Rs
106.83crore).

Nahar Exports' net profit jumped 99.4% in Q3 December 2005 to Rs 9.35 crore
(Rs 4.69 crore). Sales declined 3.4% to Rs 108.35 crore (Rs 112.21 crore).


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Jet Airways jumped 5.5% to Rs 985 on reports the company will be able to
take over the aircraft, routes, parking bays, landing slots and hangars now
vested with Air Sahara.

41,563 shares changed hands on the counter on BSE

The stock had plunged from late January 2006 ever since the Jet-Sahara deal
was announced. From Rs 1149.90 on 19 January 2006, the stock slipped all the
way to Rs 919.15 on 22 March 2006 on selling pressure. Here it found a
little support. Th stock settled at Rs 933.40 on 30 March 2006.

The Jet-Sahara deal was stuck over the transfer of Air Sahara's assets to
Jet as the government was initially opposed to it. As per reports, the
government has now allowed the transfer of Air Sahara's entire fleet and
airport infrastructure to Jet Airways. The permission to transfer the assets
has been granted on the condition that these will not be further transferred
or leased to a third party.

Recently, Jet Airways had agreed to pay an advance of Rs 500 crore to Air
Sahara as part-payment for buying out the latter, for extending the share
purchase agreement by 90 days.

After this approval, Jet Airways will get the entire 26 aircraft belonging
to Air Sahara, its 26 parking slots in various airports across the country
as well as rights to operate 134 flights a day to 34 destinations.

Meanwhile, Jet Airways is in talks with Brazilian aircraft manufacturer
Embraer for acquiring Embraer 175 jet to deploy on long haul domestic
routes. It is also talking to US aircraft major Boeing company for acquiring
a 450 seater Boeing 747-8 Intercontinental aircraft for its proposed
non-stop US service.

Jet Airways' net profit plunged 53% to Rs 61.01 crore for the Q3 December
2005 from Rs 129.63 crore in Q3 December 2004. The sharp fall in net profit
was despite a decent 22.3% growth in net sales to Rs 1,478.25 crore (Rs 1,
208.24 crore), indicating a substantial pressure on profit margins due to
escalation of costs.


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Vakrangee Software spurted 10% to Rs 107.50 on BSE ahead of its listing on
NSE on 03 April 2006. The stock is currently listed only on BSE.

68,558 shares changed hands on BSE. There were pending buy orders of 55,179
shares at maximum limit.

It is expected that listing on NSE will increase liquidity in the scrip.

Vakrangee Software had in January 2006 bagged an order work for scanning and
digitization of property/master plan records/files of Ghaziabad Development
Authority (GDA), Ghaziabad. The company expects revenue of about Rs 5 crore
from this project.

Vakrangee Software is engaged into software development services and has
launched its bi-lingual software for voter's electoral roll. It also
provides database related services.

The company reported a 162.90% spurt in net profit for the Q3 December 2005
to Rs 2.76 crore (Rs 1.05 crore). Net sales rose 22.40% to Rs 10.43 crore
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Godrej Consumer Products (GCPL) surged 8.45% to Rs 737 after it scheduled a
board meet on 26 April 2006 to consider a proposal of stock-split

35,126 shares changed hands on the counter on BSE

The stock had witnessed a rally from mid-March 2006 on strong buying
momentum in FMCG stocks. From Rs 626.75 on 16 March 2006, the stock surged
to Rs 679.90 on 30 March 2006

The company proposes to split its shares from the current face value of Rs 4
per share to such lower face value as may be decided by the board of
directors of the company.

Last week, Godrej Consumer Products charted out a major expansion strategy
for its soap business. The company will make an investment of around Rs 75
crore to enhance soap production. The capital investment in the soap
business would take place over the next 12 months, and cater to the capacity
requirements for at least three years.

Godrej Consumer Products is also eyeing some acquisitions. After the
successful takeover of UK toiletries maker -Keyline Brands in October 2005,
the company is now on the look out for firms in the hair colour segment. The
acquisition of Keyline Brands will give the company ownership of several
international brands and trademarks including Cuticura, Erasmic and Nulon in
many countries (Cuticura not in India). Also it will enable GCPL to
introduce Godrej hair dye and Godrej No.1 in the UK market where they enjoy
a good reputation amongst the Indian Diaspora.

On the back of strong performance of Godrej brands, the company reported a
38.81% rise in its net profit for the Q3 December 2005 to Rs 36.12 crore (Rs
26.02 crore). Net sales rose 10.50% to Rs 169.12 crore from Rs 153.05 crore.



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Bharat Earth Movers plunged 9% to Rs 1,484 on disappointing provisional
profit figure for FY 2006.

3.37 lakh shares were traded on the stock on BSE

The stock had surged initially today after the company unveiled the
provisional figures for FY 2006 in mid-morning trade. It witnessed a sharp
fall later amid high volatility. The scrip came sharply off its high of Rs
1,725 that it had hit in early trading.

The stock had started declining ahead of its provisional results. From Rs
1710.05 on 21 March 2006, the stock slipped to Rs 1593.80 on 29 March 2006.
It finished at Rs 1633.75 on 30 March 2006

BEML's FY06 net sales rose 18.2% to Rs 2,201.6 crore (Rs 1,729.68 crore).
Profit before tax (PBT) rose just 2.67% to Rs 280.1 crore (Rs 272.80 crore).
For FY 2005, it had reported a huge 443.45% spurt in PBT to Rs 272.80 crore
(Rs 50.19 crore).

BEML is undertaking restructuring its business, after which it have three
business groups viz., Mining & Construction, Defence and Railway & Metro
business. The company is diversifying into new business area by opening two
new divisions – the technology division which will provide engineering
design software solutions and trading division for marketing non-company
products, parts and aggregates for domestic and international markets.

The company currently exports its products and services in more than 32
countries. It is planning to open operations in Morocco and Indonesia in the
near future in partnership with local partners.

Bharat Earth Movers (BEML) manufactures heavy earthmoving equipment and
spare parts. It also makes defense equipment and railway-rolling stocks for
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Bharati Shipyard jumped 4.60% to Rs 385.40 after it bagged a Rs 400 crore
order.

3.33 lakh shares changed hands on the counter on BSE

The stock witnessed high volatility in the past two months. From Rs 386 on
17 February 2006, the scrip slipped to Rs 338.65 on 14 March 2006. At that
level, the scrip found a support and moved higher to Rs 368.50 on 30 March
2006.

Bharati Shipyard (BSL) has bagged a Rs 400 crore order from French company,
Bourbon Supply Investissements, for 5 supply vessels.

BSL is sitting on a strong order book. Its outstanding order as at end
December 2005 was over Rs 1,000 crore.

Late last year, BSL had raised $ 85 million through the issue Foreign
Currency Convertible Bonds (FCCBs).

Bharti Shipyard is engaged in design and construction of various types of
sea-going, coastal, harbor and inland crafts and vessels. Its product range
has been upgraded from the simple inland cargo barges to deep-sea trawlers
and dredgers to maneuverable and power-packed ocean-going tractor tugs,
cargo ships, tankers and vessels required by the offshore industry.

Bharati Shipyard's net profit jumped 122.20% in Q3 December 2005 to Rs
10.29crore (Rs
4.63 crore). The bottom line growth was led by top line growth. Income from
operations rose 91.80% to Rs 75.38 crore (Rs 39.30 crore).


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PVR jumped 5.8% to Rs 310 after its multiplexes at Indore and Lucknow got
the cinema operating licenses.

1.5 lakh shares were traded on the counter on BSE.

The scrip's uptrend had started from early February 2006. From Rs 254.35 on
03 February 2006, the scrips rallied to Rs 298.40 on 17 February 2006. The
scrip was quite range bound since that time. It ended at Rs 292.85 on 30
March 2006.

PVR has been granted cinema operating licenses at Indore (for 5 screens) and
at Lucknow (for 4 screens). It is intending to start the commercial
operation at these multiplexes from 6 April 2006. In accordance with
existing entertainment tax policies applicable in the State of Madhya
Pradesh (MP) and Uttar Pradesh (UP), these multiplexes are eligible for 100%
entertainment tax exemption for a period of five years. The company also
said that the entertainment tax exemption will contribute substantially to
the bottom-line. With the operation of these multiplexes (9 screens) the
total number of screens in operation would go up to 60.

PVR is India's largest multiplex cinema operator. The company had come out
with an IPO to fund its expansion. It is setting up new multiplexes in
Mumbai, Hyderabad, Delhi, Indore, Gurgaon, Lucknow, Chennai, Ludhiana,
Aurangabad and Latur at an estimated cost of Rs 138 crore.

PVR posted a net profit of Rs 71 lakh for the Q3 December 2005. Its net
profit was Rs 34 lakh in Q3 December 2004. Net sales rose 47.50% to Rs
24.08crore (Rs
16.32 crore).

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Strong liquidity continues to drive the market northwards and the near
secular upward rise has surprised market men.
The inflow of FIIs in March 2006 totaled Rs 6,688.80 crore ($ 1.5 billion).
In the first three months between January-March 2006, the inflow totaled $ 4
billion. This is nearly 40% of $ 10.7 billion that they invested in the
whole of calendar year 2005. FIIs have made a beeline for Indian stocks.
Currently across the globe, there are only two countries whose GDP is
growing at above 8% with inflation under control, India and China. FIIs are,
therefore, queuing-up at India to grab a piece of the 8% growth market.
Fund flushed mutual funds made heavy purchases in the month of March 2006.
They bought shares worth a net Rs 4,042 crore in March 2006. Mutual funds
are sitting on a pile of cash due to huge mop up from new equity schemes. In
mid-March, Reliance Mutual Fund set a record when it collected Rs 5,700
crore in its equity scheme Reliance Equity Fund.
According to market men, the rollover to April 2006 derivatives contracts to
March 2006 contract has been quite substantial which a healthy sign.
Nevertheless, a may be on cards in the near term after a sharp run up in the
past few days. The domestic bourses have witnessed a prolonged bull run over
the past few months. The rally was accentuated in the past few days due to
short covering in derivatives. From a low of 7,685.64 on 28 October 2005,
Sensex has risen 3,594.32 points or 46.7% to current 11,279.96.
With rising share prices, the valuations are getting stretched. Currently,
Indian market is the most expensive in terms of valuations among emerging
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The market ended in the red in what a volatile trading session.
Nevertheless, the broad market was quite firm for the third straight trading
session as a number of small-cap and mid-cap stocks rose.

Software stocks lost ground on profit taking after a recent rally. FMCG
majors Hindustan Lever and ITC slipped and fall in some of the index
heavyweights like ONGC and ICICI Bank also weighed on the barometer index.

Auto, metal and select PSU bank scrips edged higher. Buying was conspicuous
in caustic soda makers. A host of MNC affiliates spurted.

Sensex lost 27.08 points or 0.24% to settle at 11,279.96. The S&P CNX Nifty
lost 16.40 points or 0.48% at 3,402.55. Nifty April futures settled at 3,407
– a premium of 4.45 points over the spot closing.

For the quarter ended 31 March 2006, Sensex recorded a massive rise of 1,
882.03 points or 20% from 9,397.93 on 30 December 2005, mainly on the back
of heavy buying by FIIs and stepping up of inflow by mutual funds in March.

The market opened on a firm note today but the Sensex soon witnessed a sharp
fall in early trade before it recovered from lower level instantly. It held
positive territory for a better part of trading before weakness gripped the
market in late trading. Sensex moved 125.79 points for the day between a low
of 11,231.16 and a high of 11,356.95. Today's high of 11,356.95 is a new all
time high for the barometer index.

The market breadth was strong. 1,734 stocks rose on BSE as compared to 748
scrips that declined. 66 stocks were unchanged. Gainers outpaced losers by a
ratio of 2.31:1.

Bhel jumped 6% to Rs 2,265. The company is slated to unveil its provisional
financial year for FY 2006 on 3 April 2006.

Ranbaxy plunged 4% to Rs 432.50. The scrip had spurted in the past two days
after the company announced major overseas acquisitions.

But Cipla rose 4% to Rs 663. Recently, Cipla had announced record date for a
liberal 3:2 bonus issue.

Auto stocks rose on expectation of strong sales for March 2006. Light
commercial vehicles maker Eicher Motors jumped 15% to Rs 306.95, Force
Motors rose 5% to Rs 588, Ashok Leyland gained 4% to Rs 40.40, Tata Motors
gained 3% to Rs 936, Bajaj Auto rose 1.7% to Rs 2,741 and car major Maruti
Udyog gained 2% to Rs 873.

Metal scrips held firm on expectation of hike in domestic prices. Steel
major Tata Steel gained 2.7% to Rs 536.50. The market expects a between
7-10% hike in prices by steel firms in April 2006 due to firm global prices.
Hindustan Zinc rose 4.5% to Rs 524 after LME zinc prices struck a new all
time high on Thursday.

IT stocks slipped on profit taking. TCS shed 2.7% to Rs 1,914, Infosys lost
1.9% to Rs 2,975, and Wipro shed 0.8% to Rs 559.

Small-cap and mid-cap stocks hogged limelight today. BSE Small-Cap Index
jumped 75.81 points or 1.1% to 6,591.66. BSE Mid Cap Index gained
99.26points or
1.8% to 5,348.62. From Wednesday (29 March), small-cap and mid-cap stocks
have witnessed a rebound. This segment of the market had underperformed in
recent months and they are now doing the catching up act with their front
line counterparts. The rise in small-cap and mid-cap stocks is also due to
renewed buying by operators. This is because buying from 29 March 2006 will
be considered as buying for the new financial years that begins on 1 April
2006. Normally, investors refrain from buying towards the year-end due to
tax considerations. This was why the market breadth had remained weak
consistently over the past few days.

Shares of a number of MNC affiliates surged. The major gainers were Agro
Tech Foods (up 17% to Rs 141), Proctor & Gamble (up 9.8% to Rs 1,095), Alfa
Laval (up 9.8% to Rs 1,120), Castrol (up 9.6% to Rs 249.95), Pfizer (up 8%
to Rs 1,160), Novartis (up 8% to Rs 590), Solectron Centum Electronics (up
7.7% to Rs 321), Ingersoll Rand (up 7.5% to Rs 409.90), Hitach Home & Life
Solutions (up 6% to Rs 81.45), and Colgate (up 5% to Rs 432.95), and
Yokogawa (up 5% to Rs 372.90).

Among other side counters, McDowell, DCW, Gujarat Mineral Development
Corporation, Gulf Oil Corporation, ABG Heavy Industries, Mukand, Piramyd
Retail, Rajesh Exports, Century Textiles, Lakshmi Electricals, SIC Agencies
Corporation, Arvind Mills, Ballarpur Industries, Reliance Capital, Tata
Chemicals and Praj Industries surged.

Caustic soda makers rose for the second day in a row. DCW jumped 14% to Rs
11.49, Chemfab rose 10% to Rs 161, and Punjab Alkalies rose 5% to Rs 41.85.

Reliance Communication Ventures gained rose nearly 3% to Rs 309 after the
company's shareholders approved hike in FII investment ceiling to 74% of
equity.

Select PSU banks were in demand. Corporation Bank jumped 5% to Rs 387, Bank
of Baroda rose 3.8% to Rs 231.85, Indian Overseas Bank added 3% to Rs 97.50,
Vijaya Bank gained 4% to Rs 52.50, and Syndicate Bank added 3% to Rs 89.80.

IFCI and IDBI both rose on high volumes. IDBI gained 3.5% to Rs 78.80.
36.9lakh shares changed hands in the counter on BSE. IFCI jumped 18%
to Rs
10.96. 89.3 lakh shares changed hands in the counter on BSE.

Select second line IT stocks spurted. Ramco Systems jumped 20% to Rs 236.20,
NIIT Tech gained 12% to Rs 230, Vakrangee Software gained 10% to Rs 107.50,
CMC rose 5.8% to Rs 545, and KPIT Cummins rose 4.8% to Rs 395.

Nahar Exports (NEL) rose 10.7% to Rs 86.50 and Nahar Spinning Mills (NSML)
rose 8% to Rs 280 after the Nahar Group announced the consolidation of
textile business of the group under NSML.

Godrej Consumer jumped 7% to Rs 730 after the company said its board will
consider stock split proposal.

Bharati Shipyard climbed 4.5% to rs 385 after the company received a Rs 400
crore order from a French company, Bourbon Supply Investissements, for 5
supply vessels.

Bharat Earth Movers lost 9% to Rs 1,476 on disappointing provisional
financial figures for the year ending 31 March 2006. The state-run company
said its 2005-06 sales were up 18.6% from last year to Rs 2202 crore and
profit stood at Rs 280 crore before tax.


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The market's record breaking rise continued, last week, with the barometer
index BSE Sensex striking all time high above 11,300.

Pick up in inflow from FIIs and mutual funds, short covering in derivatives
and firmness in global markets aided the upmove.

At the beginning of this month, a lot of people had gone short expecting a
correction by the month-end. With the market moving only upwards, they were
caught on the wrong foot and had to cover their positions.

For the week ended 31 March 2006, Sensex jumped 329.66 points or 3% to
settle at 11,279.96. Sensex hit all time peak of 11,356.95 in intra-day
trade on Friday 31 March. The S&P CNX Nifty gained 122.75 points or 3.7% for
the week to settle at 3,402.55.

For the quarter ended 31 March 2006, Sensex recorded a massive rise of 1,
882.03 points or 20% from 9,397.93 on 30 December 2005, mainly on the back
of heavy buying by FIIs and stepping up of inflow by mutual funds in March.

Trading for the week began on a firm note. Sensex jumped 129 points on
Monday 27 March boosted by reports India's corporate tax collections between
the period 1 April 2005 and 22 March 2006 rose 19% year on year to Rs 897
billion. The market held firm throughout that day. Firm global markets also
boosted domestic bourses on that day.

The market ended little changed on Tuesday 28 March after setting a new
record in early trade. The domestic bourses mimicked narrow movement in most
of the Asian and European markets ahead of a key meeting of the US Federal
Reserve later in the day to decide on US interest rates.

Sensex jumped 97 points on Wednesday 29 March taking cues firm Asian markets
which shrugged off overnight fall in US stocks caused by hike in US interest
rates. The US Federal Reserve lifted interest rates for a 15th straight time
since June 2004 to 4.75% and hinted at the possibility of more hikes to
come.

Sensex jumped 124 points on Thursday 30 March boosted by short covering in
derivatives contracts and on the back of firm global markets. Sensex lost 27
points on Friday 31 March, in volatile trade.

FII inflow picked up. In four trading sessions between 27 March and 30 March
2006, FIIs bought shares worth a net Rs 1,518.30 crore. Earlier, there was a
slowdown in FII inflow since the middle of this month.

FIIs have made a beeline for Indian stocks. Currently across the globe,
there are only two countries whose GDP is growing at above 8% with inflation
under control, India and China. FIIs are, therefore, queuing-up at India to
grab a piece of the 8% growth market.

Local mutual funds, too, stepped up buying. They bought shares worth a net
Rs 1,140.61 crore in four trading sessions between 27 March and 30 March.
The liquidity with local mutual funds remains robust as a large part of
money raised by new equity schemes in the past two months remains yet to be
invested on the bourses. Mutual funds have made heavy purchases this month
aggregating Rs 4,042 crore (till 30 March).

FMCG major Hindustan Lever (HLL) surged on market talks it had hiked prices
of some of its products. Reports that the FMCG sector clocked a strong
growth in February 2006 also aided the rally in the scrip.

IT stocks like Infosys, Wipro, Satyam Computer and TCS firmed up helped by a
decline in the rupee against the US dollar to a two-and-a-half month low of
44.6950/7050 on Wednesday. IT companies derive a lion's share of revenue
from exports.

Ranbaxy spurted after the company announced three overseas acquisitions
during the week. On Wednesday, the company announced a major acquisition of
Romanian generics company –Terapia for $ 324 million.

Metal stocks were in demand with LME copper and zinc prices hitting record
highs. Meanwhile, Aditya Birla Minerals (ABML), Hindalco's wholly owned
Australian subsidiary said it is raising about Australian $ 250 million
through offer of shares and subsequent listing on the Australian Stock
Exchange (ASX).

A host of small-cap and mid-cap stocks moved up since Wednesday on renewed
buying. The renewed buying interest in small-cap and mid-cap shares in
general was because the buying made since Wednesday will be considered as
buying in the new financial year that begins on 1 April 2006. Normally,
investors refrain from buying towards the year-end due to tax
considerations. This was why the market breadth had remained weak
consistently over the past few days.

Sugar scrips spurted taking cue from rally in global sugar prices. Sugar
prices in London rose to the highest since at least 1989 on Tuesday 28 March
2006 on speculation that a jump in the cost of oil will force Brazil to use
more of the sweetener to make ethanol, an alternative car fuel.

Auto stocks firmed up at the fag end of the month on expectation of strong
sales for March 2006.

Bharat Earth Movers plunged on Friday on disappointing provisional financial
figures for the year ending 31 March 2006. The state-run company said its
2005-06 sales were up 18.6% from last year to Rs 2202 crore and profit stood
at Rs 280 crore before tax.

Cipla firmed up further as investors mopped the scrip to get bonus shares.
Recently, Cipla had fixed April 25, 2006 as record date for a liberal 3:2
bonus issue.

Zee Telefilms announced a major restructuring of operations on 29 March that
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   Copper    HGN6
   ·         03-13-2006    Buy order filled
   ·         03-30-2006    Still in our Buy Trend, allowing it to go higher.
   At Close on 03-30-2006     Profit since filled    $7,070

   Heating Oil    HON6
   ·         03-24-2006    Buy order filled
   ·         03-30-2006    Still in our Buy Trend, allowing it to go higher.
     At Close on 03-30-2006    Profit since filled    $3,897

   Unleaded Gas    HUN6
   ·         03-24-2006    Buy order filled
   ·         03-30-2006    Still in our Buy Trend, allowing it to go higher.
   At Close on 03-30-2006     Profit since filled    $3,440

   Platinum    PLN6
   ·         03-15-2006    Buy order filled
   ·         03-30-2006    Still in our Buy Trend, allowing it to go higher..
     At Close on 03-30-2006    Profit since filled    $3,438

   Crude Oil    CLN6
   ·         03-24-2006    Buy order filled
   ·         03-30-2006    Still in our Buy Trend, allowing it to go higher.
   At Close on 03-30-2006    Profit since filled    $3,403

   Live Cattle    LCM6
   ·         02-24-2006    Sell order filled
   ·         03-30-2006    Still in our Sell Trend, allowing it to go lower.
     At Close on 03-30-2006    Profit since filled    $2,553

   Gold    GCQ6
   ·         03-27-2006    Buy order filled
   ·         03-30-2006    Still in our Buy Trend, allowing it to go higher.
   At Close on 03-30-2006     Profit since filled    $2,423

   Orange Juice    OJN6
   ·         03-08-2006    Buy order filled
   ·         03-30-2006    Still in our Buy Trend, allowing it to go higher..
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Issue Open :-03/04/2006
Issue Close :-08/04/2006
Issue Size :- 12800000
Issue Type :- Fixed Price
Face Value :- Rs.10/-
Price Range :- Rs.25/-
Tick Size :-
Market Lot :- 200
Minimum Order Qty:- 200
Listing Stock Exchange Mumbai, NSE

*Analysis*

*Background : *

Kamdhenu Ispat Limited (KIL), incorporated in September 1994, is the
flagship company of Kamdhenu Group. It is a manufacturer of cold twisted
deformed (CTD) bars, thermo mechanically treated (TMT) bars with the plant
capacity of 48,000 metric tonnes (MT) per annum and ingot manufacturing
capacity of 22,500 MT per annum.
The company has franchisee arrangement with 22 entities to manufacture high
strength deformed bars (HSD)/TMT bars, cement, stainless steel pipes under
the brand name "Kamdhenu". The total combined capacity of all these units is
840,000 MT.
KIL's products are used in the construction of multistoried buildings, dams,
bridges, flyovers, and power plants as a basic reinforcement material.
The Company derives its operating income from three different activities: by
selling products manufactured by the KIL, by trading of products
manufactured by Franchisees and through royalties received from Franchisees
for using brand name of the company "Kamadhenu".
The Company has entered into an agreement with Centre De Rechercher
Metallurgiques (CRM), Belgium for use of TEMPCORE trademark used for
identification of high quality steel bars.

*Objects of Issue : *

To meet the long term working capital requirements of Rs.2,888.15 lakhs to
establish ten stockyards across the country.
To meet the cost of setting up of corporate office with an investment of
Rs.250 lakhs.
To meet the expenditure on lease deposits and miscellaneous fixed assets for
setting up stock yards of Rs.59 lakhs.
To meet the issue expenses of Rs.180 lakhs.

*Strengths :*

KIL's key strength is its brand name. It sells all its products under brand
name "Kamdhenu", at a premium ranging between Rs.300 to Rs.700 per metric
ton.
The company has a network of more than 1750 distributors and dealers spread
across the northern, central and eastern India.
KIL is operating through franchising due to which company is having the
benefit of larger volumes turnaround across the country with minimum
investment in fixed capital and reduced gestation period.
The Company and all its franchisee are using the "Tempcore Process". It
produces steel bars at faster speed than normal plants.
KIL's capacity utilization has been constantly been increasing since FY01.
It has increased to 107.3% in FY05 from 91.33% FY01 for steel bars.

*Weakness :*

KIL's FY05 operating profit margin and net profit margin are as low as 3.3%&
1.6% respectively.
Company has undertaken a project to erect sponge iron manufacturing facility
but the project has halted, as company could not get mining rights in
respect of Mines of Iron/ Manganese Ore.
KIL's biggest cost is raw material. It formed 52.4% of total expenses of the
company. Increase in raw material prices and other inputs can affect the
business operations adversely.
KIL is not a fully integrated company, thus will face margin pressure
(company is already operating on thin margins), unlike Gallantt Metals &
Godawari Power & Ispat ltd. These companies are operating in same industry,
have come up with IPO to fully integrate their manufacturing operations.

*Valuation :*

KIL's sales & PAT have grown at a CAGR of 34.8% and 61.2% respectively since
FY01. Sales have grown from Rs.3,574.31 lakhs in FY01 to Rs.11,784.65 lakhs
in FY05. Net Profit grew from Rs.25.61 lakhs to Rs.171.19 lakhs.
Operating profit margin of the company has nearly doubled from 2.6% in FY01
to 4.4% for 9 month ending December2005.
The company's net worth as on 31st March 2005 was Rs.772.06 lakhs which has
increased to Rs.1,133.41 lakhs as on 31st December 2005.
Book Value per share as on 31st December 2005 is Rs.18.25
Post issue annualized EPS based on 31st December 2005 earnings is
Rs.1.33per share. The shares are being offered at a price of
Rs.25, at P/E of 18.8.

Kamdhenu Ispat Ltd. <http://www.kamdhenuispat.com/>
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*Intraday calls review – 31.03.06*

* *

·       *9:56:57 AM**: buy maharastra semless @ 644  sl 638  tgt  649*

*target achieved and hit high of 683.70 gains of rs. 5 per share*

* *

* *

·       *9:57:30 AM**: buy ranbaxy @ 455   sl  450  tgt  459 – 460*

*stoploss triggered loss of rs. 5 per share*

* *

* *

·       *9:58:06 AM**: buy bata @ 240.50  sl 236  tgt 244  *

*target achieved and hit high of 248.55 gains of rs. 3.5 per share*

* *

* *

·       *9:58:37 AM**: buy natco pharama @ 138  sl 134  tgt 142 – 143*

*stoploss triggered loss of rs. 4 per share*

* *

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·       *9:59:17 AM**: buy **india** bull @ 255   sl 250  tgt 259 – 260*

*target achieved and hit high of 259.50 gains of rs. 5 per share*

* *

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·       *10:00:49 AM**: buy eid parry @ 275.50  sl 271  tgt  278 – 279.5*

*target achieved and hit high of 290 gains of rs. 4 per share*

* *

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·       *10:01:15 AM**: buy ipcl @  262  sl 258  tgt 266 – 267*

*target achieved and hit high of 266.70 gains of rs. 4.5 per share*

* *

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·       *10:03:16 AM**: buy srf 346  sl 340  tgt  353 - 355 *

*stoploss triggered loss of rs. 6 per share*

* *

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·       *10:08:20 AM**: sell sbi @  964   sl 969  tgt  960 – 959*

*stoploss triggered loss of rs. 5 per share*

* *

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·       *10:10:06 AM**: buy cipla @ 638.5   sl 633  tgt  642 - 643 *

*target achieved and hit high of 665.5 gains of rs. 4.5 per share*

* *

* *

·       *10:17:08 AM**: buy dhunseri tea @ 102   sl  99  tgt  104*

*target achieved and hit high of 105 gains of rs. 3 per share*

* *

* *

·       *10:23:05 AM**: buy **bombay** dyeing @ 608  sl  603  tgt  612 - 613
*

*target achieved and hit high of 613 gains of rs. 5 per share*

* *

* *

·       *10:24:17 AM**: BUY HDFCBANK @ 776 - 778 SL 766 TGT 782 - 783 *

*target achieved and hit high of 784.80 gains of rs. 7 per share*

* *

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·       *11:39:42 AM**: BUY MCDOWELS @ 752 SL 745 TGT 756 – 757*

*target achieved and hit high of 839.9 gains of rs. 5 per share*

* *

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·       *11:58:37 AM**: BUY MTNL @ 191 SL 188 TGT 193 – 194*

*stoploss triggered loss of rs. 3 per share*

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·       *12:22:00 PM**: buy rel capital @ 506  sl 500 tgt 509 -510*

*target achieved and hit high of 524.75 gains of rs. 4 per share*

* *

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·       *12:27:53 PM**: buy beml..buy (around 1495)*

·       *12:30:42 PM**: book profits in beml...50 rs gains per
share/....exit around 1550 – 1555*

*target achieved and hit high of 1633 gains of rs. 55 per share*

* *

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·       *12:34:22 PM**: buy ranbaxy @ 441  sl 436   tgt  446*

*stoploss triggered loss of rs. 5 per share*

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·       *12:38:06 PM**: buy very small beml again @ 1558 sl 25 rs tgt 25 -
30 rs*

·       *12:39:39 PM**: exit beml around 1590*

*target achieved and stock hit high of 1633 gains of rs. 30 per share*

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·       *12:52:30 PM**: sell v small qnty beml @ 1615 sl 1635 tgt 1595*

*tarhet achieved and hit low of 1455 gains of rs. 20 per share*

* *

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·       *1:55:24 PM**: buy bank of **baroda** @ 231  sl 228   tgt 234 – 235*

*target achieved and hit high of 234 gains of rs. 3 per share*

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·       *2:30:24 PM**: buy matrix lab @ 280  sl  275  tgt 284 *

*target achieved and hit high of 284.5 gains of rs. 4.5 per share*

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Lee Shapiro is a retired judge. He is also one of the most genuinely loving
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greatest power there is. As a result, Lee became a hugger. He began offering
everybody a hug. His colleagues dubbed him "the hugging judge" (as opposed
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"Don't bug me! Hug me!"

About six years ago Lee created what he calls his Hugger Kit. On the outside
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embroidered hearts with stickums on the back. Lee will take out his Hugger
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hug.

Lee has become so well known for this that he is often invited to keynote
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love. At a conference in San Francisco, the local news media challenged him
by saying, "It is easy to give out hugs here in the conference to people who
self-selected to be here. But this would never work in the real world."

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Followed by a television crew from the local news station, Lee went out onto
the street. First he approached a woman walking by. "Hi, I'm Lee Shapiro,
the hugging judge. I'm giving out these hearts in exchange for a hug."
"Sure," she replied. "Too easy," challenged the local commentator. Lee
looked around. He saw a meter maid who was being given a hard time by the
owner of a BMW to whom she was giving a ticket. He marched up to her, camera
crew in tow, and said, "You look like you could use a hug. I'm the hugging
judge and I'm offering you one." She accepted.

The television commentator threw down one final challenge. "Look, here comes
a bus. San Francisco bus drivers are the toughest, crabbiest, meanest people
in the whole town. Let's see you get him to hug you." Lee took the
challenge.

As the bus pulled up to the curb, Lee said, "Hi, I'm Lee Shapiro, the
hugging judge. This has got to be one of the most stressful jobs in the
whole world. I'm offering hugs to people today to lighten the load a

little. Would you like one?" The six-foot-two, 230-pound bus driver got out
of his seat, stepped down and said, "Why not?"

Lee hugged him, gave him a heart and waved good-bye as the bus pulled out.
The TV crew was speechless. Finally, the commentator said, "I have to admit,
I'm very impressed."

One day Lee's friend Nancy Johnston showed up on his doorstep. Nancy is a
professional clown and she was wearing her clown costume, makeup and all.
"Lee, grab a bunch of your Hugger Kits and let's go out to the home for the
disabled."

When they arrived at the home, they started giving out balloon hats, hearts
and hugs to the patients. Lee was uncomfortable. He had never before hugged
people who were terminally ill, severely retarded or quadriplegic. It was
definitely a stretch. But after a while it became easier, with Nancy and Lee
acquiring an entourage of doctors, nurses and orderlies who followed them
from ward to ward.

After several hours they entered the last ward. These were 34 of the worst
cases Lee had seen in his life. The feeling was so grim it took his heart
away. But out of their commitment to share their love and to make a
difference, Nancy and Lee started working their way around the room followed
by the entourage of medical staff, all of whom by now had hearts on their
collars and balloon hats on their heads.

Finally, Lee came to the last person, Leonard. Leonard was wearing a big
white bib which he was drooling on. Lee looked at Leonard dribbling onto his
bib and said, "Let's go, Nancy. There's no way we can get through to this
person." Nancy replied, "C'mon, Lee. He's a fellow human being, too, isn't
he?" Then she placed a funny balloon hat on his head. Lee took one of his
little red hearts and placed it on Leonard's bib. He took a deep breath,
leaned down and gave Leonard a hug.

All of a sudden Leonard began to squeal, "Eeeeehh! Eeeeeehh!" Some of the
other patients in the room began to clang things together. Lee turned to the
staff for some sort of explanation only to find that every doctor, nurse and
orderly was crying. Lee asked the head nurse, "What's going on?"

Lee will never forget what she said: "This is the first time in 23 years
we've ever seen Leonard smile."

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