TVS SUPPLY CHAIN SOLUTIONS LTD Q2 RESULTS
Q1 result season begins: 30 companies may report over 100% growth in profit
Nifty may report 4% Q1 earnings growth driven by BFSI, auto, metals, healthcare, and real estate, with Trent and Zomato showing significant consumption sector growth. Pharmaceuticals Glenmark Pharma and Laurus Labs have high growth, private and PSU banks lower. Motilal Oswal and Kotak predict 30 companies may report over 100% profit growth.
Ready for a round of sustained re-rating? 7 logistic stocks with an upside potential of upto 48 %
Recently, JSW Infra announced its acquisition of Navkar Corp. On the face of it there is nothing special about it as merger and acquisition is a very normal activity which keeps happening. But the fact that it happened in sectors like logistics, where for large companies organic growth is the norm , involves a company which has a proven track of achieving a scale and the timing of its takeover. When one combines these three, this is probably indicating that the logistics sector which has faced many headwinds till a few years back, might be close to reaching a level where the bigger players are re-rated. A sector where headwinds are becoming lesser and tailwinds are getting stronger. Probably this would be a better way to take exposure to the growth of the Indian economy.
Spike in maritime shipping rates is no pandemic flashback
This round of supply-chain difficulties originates with the threat from Yemen’s Houthis, which is keeping container ships from using their normal route from Asia to Europe through the Suez Canal.
Trade routes in turmoil: Why Indian exports are piling up in Colombo and Singapore
About 75% of India's transshipped cargo is handled at ports outside India, and the major trade routes connecting India to various destinations, including Colombo, Singapore, and Port Klang, are currently experiencing strain.
"It's all happening again": The supply chain is under strain
The intensifying upheaval in shipping is prompting carriers to lift rates while raising the specter of waterborne gridlock that could again threaten retailers with product shortages during the make-or-break holiday shopping season. The disruption could also exacerbate inflation, a source of economic anxiety animating the U.S. presidential election.
Q4 results: Stable costs boost India Inc. profits
Steady costs and firm domestic demand supported corporate performance in the March quarter.
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Nifty cools after record run, Sensex rises 150 points as investors eye US Fed decision
The broader NSE Nifty gained 58 points, or 0.25%, to end at 23,323. Domestically focused smallcap and midcap indices rose by over 1% each. IT companies, which count the US as a key revenue geography, jumped upto 2%. The likelihood of a Fed rate cut in September has decreased to 56%, down from 78% a week ago. The market capitalisation of all listed companies on the BSE surged by Rs 2.37 lakh crore to Rs 429.31 lakh crore.
Nifty hits fresh record high, Sensex soars 500 pts on gains in IT stocks; Fed outcome in focus
Indian shares kicked off Wednesday's trading session on a positive note, driven primarily by gains in IT stocks. The market anticipates the release of a crucial U.S. inflation report and the Federal Reserve's policy decision, both of which are likely to impact near-term interest rate trends.
Political noise is temporary in the end it's about GDP growth; 6 logistics companies with upside potential of up to 39%
It will take some more time for the street to get out of the political noise and analysis and stocks may witness some more correction. But these are all short term issues, in the end markets are keen about two things, overall economic growth and earnings of the company. In the recent political noise what has been probably getting missed is the fact that GDP numbers were better than expected. It is very likely that we are going to see continued growth in the GDP numbers, yes, there would be voices which would say that focus consumption would increase and all other things, but in the end the biggest beneficiary of the continued higher growth is the logistics sector. The reason is simple, if the economy is doing well, more goods will be produced and they will have to be transported and that is why in large developed economies, logistic companies form part of a very important transportation index. Also another big factor, these companies have gone through a restructuring and have come out after facing many challenges.
Be a contrarian in such times, if they have strong parent: 5 midcap stocks belonging to large industrial houses with upside potential of up to 49%
At a time when the market is digesting an election result which it did not expect. Questions are bound to come to about what should be done with mid-cap stocks. Is there a possibility that we might see more corrections ? The answer is yes. More than anything else, the reason for the correction would be the valuations and the fact that there was and still froth in some segments of the market. Should you buy mid-caps, the answer is yes. The question is what are you buying and for what time frame. And the bigger question is does the management have a proven track record that if tough times comes then it can steer the company through a tough time. If these tick marks are done, then ignore the political noise which all the political analysts are going to bring on table and surely there is no dearth of them. Focus on what is the business and who is running that business.
Why imports from China are rising despite atmanirbhar Bharat initiatives
Imports from China is something India should monitor. But in some ways, this might be the way for the country to become a self-reliant economy.
TVS Supply Chain Solutions Q4 Results: Firm reports consolidated PAT of Rs 5.38 crore
TVS Supply Chain Solutions Ltd reported a profit after tax of Rs 5.38 crore for the quarter January-March 2024, with total income growing to Rs 2,433.06 crore from Rs 2,332.53 crore in the same quarter last year, but facing a consolidated net loss of Rs 90.49 crore for the year ending March 31, 2024.
Q4 results this week: Tata Steel, LIC, IRCTC, Apollo Hospitals Enterprise, and Bharat Dynamics
Several companies, including Tata Steel, LIC, and IRCTC, will release their March quarter report cards this week.
Strong demand tailwinds are for all the players: 5 small and midcap real-estate stocks with upside potential of up to 34%
Four years ago, the real estate industry was defined by excess inventory, over leveraged balance sheets and weak demand. Today, a housing project getting launched is getting sold within a few days. The average prices on a per square ft basis have inched upward very sharply in the last one year and still there is no dearth of demand. Now the question is whether this kind of sharp rise in demand is having an impact only on large players or also on mid-sized companies which are focussed in a region only. The fact is that in the case of sectors like real estate, when the tide of demand changes, it changes for every player, be it large or medium. Yes, when it comes to medium-sized players it would be important to look at the players where they have a track record of implementing projects on time. Delivering the project on time is key metrics which determines whether the company which is mid-sized today will become large or not in years to come. As the large ones have seen a sharp rise in the valuations, the focus of the street is now also on mid-sized by well managed companies.
Staying with stronger ones is always better option: 5 Midcap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of upto 42%
In its lifetime every midcap company sees some headwinds. There are many examples from history which show the difference between the companies which have been able to survive and grow even after all the trouble is that of the parent company. A company belonging to a strong industrial group which has a track record of handling many economic cycles in the past has a higher probability of surviving a bad phase and coming back on a growth path as compared to a company in the same line of business which does not have the backing of a strong parent. The reasons are simple, when that midcap company of a large group will see a tough time, at a group level there is management bandwidth in terms of both financial and human resources to help it over bad times. Look over the last two decades at how companies like Voltas, Tata chemicals, which at one point if time were mid sized companies because large and stable business. So, if one is looking at investing in mid-cap, surely have a look if it has the back of a large and strong industrial house.
The crypto market Is developing rapidly, okens poised for massive rally
It's clear that SingularityNET, Starknet, Aptos and Cosmos are all experiencing bullish trends, yet KangaMoon (KANG) stands out as a project which can experience the most significant price breakout due to its entry into the rapidly expanding P2E market. Its user-base of over 20,000 users also positions it as a strong contender in the altcoin space, and these aspects make it an attractive option for investors seeking to diversify their crypto portfolios further.
Quick commerce 2.0, and other top tech & startup stories this week
Quick commerce, the buzziest sector in the consumer internet industry, is undergoing a significant transformation. We, at ETtech, have been tracking the sector super closely and bringing the biggest and most impactful stories to you, first.
Delhivery back in red for Q4; CEO Sahil Barua flags softness in online consumption
In a post-earnings analyst call, Delhivery CEO Sahil Barua said Sandeep Barasia, executive director and chief business officer of the company, will step down after almost a decade with the firm.
Delhivery Q4 Results: Loss narrows to Rs 69 crore; revenue rises 12% YoY
Delhivery Q4 Results: The logistics player registered 13% growth in its revenue for the financial year 2023-24, while its losses narrowed sharply to Rs 249 crore. The company's loss was at Rs 1,008 crore in FY23. EBITDA for the January-March quarter rose to Rs 46 crore versus just Rs 13 crore in the same quarter of last year.
Roadblocks for q-commerce; Mizuho InCred deal
Happy Friday! As quick commerce platforms diversify, they are likely to face operational challenges. More on this in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Embracing Industry 4.0: Navigating business transformation trends in the digital age
Post-pandemic, the focus on Industry 4.0, Circular Value Chains, Autonomy via Edge Computing, and Demand-Driven Digital Supply Chains reshaped global business dynamics. India's leadership in AI, cybersecurity, and sustainable manufacturing practices highlights its commitment to digital transformation.
Margin improvement will start from H2; holding on to guidance of 15% for FY25: VIP Industries MD
Neetu Kashiramka, MD of VIP Industries, anticipates a margin increase to 18% next year, emphasizing strategies for FY25 and the implications of shifting manufacturing to India. The discussion covers various aspects including market share targets, e-commerce revenue outlook, pricing trends, and ad spends.
MakeMyTrip Q4 Results: Company posts profit of $ 171.9 million up from $ 5.4 million a year ago
MakeMyTrip reported a revenue of $ 782.5 million for financial 2024, up from $ 593 million in fiscal year 2023. The company posted a revenue of $ 202.9 million in the fourth quarter of financial year 2024, up from $ 148.5 million in quarter four of financial year 2023.
Advantage called strong parent: 5 midcap stocks from large industrial houses with upside potential of up to 49%
It is well known that investing in mid-cap comes with its own risks, right from business to risk to market risks. So, as a basic principle one should be more cautious while investing in mid-caps. But the fact is however one might try the fact is that when the narrative is bullish we all tend to lower our guards and end up buying stocks which one should have not bought. So, what about using parameters which probably is not full proof, but history has shown that over a long period of time, it has worked well. That is staying with mid-cap companies from strong industrial groups, which have other companies which are running well. The reason for this strategy is simple, when that midcap company of a large group will see a tough time, at a group level there is management bandwidth in terms of both financial and human resources to help it over bad times. Also the fact that a large group with a track record of creating business will make sure that in the long term these businesses are able to grow. So, we look at 5 mid-cap stocks belonging to strong industrial groups.
Adani Power Q4 Results: Net profit slides 48% YoY to Rs 2,737 crore on increased expenses
Adani Power Q4 Results: Its net profit was Rs 5,242.48 crore in the January-March period of the preceding 2022-23, the company said in an exchange filing.
Exide Industries Q4 Results: Firm beats profit view on higher demand
Indian battery-maker Exide Industries beat fourth-quarter profit expectations on Tuesday, helped by higher demand in its automotive and industrial products segments.
Q4 Results Today: Infosys, Bajaj Auto among 19 companies on watchlist
19 companies, incl. Infosys, Bajaj Auto, HDFC Life, to announce March quarter results today. Infosys expects 0.4% revenue decline, flat profit growth. Bajaj Auto sees 25% volume growth.
An emerging headwind may provide opportunity for long-term investor; 5 Logistics companies with an upside potential of up to 35%
When it comes to investing based on sectoral trends, it is important to keep eyes both on the tailwinds and headwinds. Why headwinds, because they sometimes end up providing opportunities for investors with long term perspective. Especially in times like today when bears are seen more often on the street. In the last two days there has been chatter that oil prices may further strengthen upward. While rising oil prices is a headache for the whole of the Indian economy, the fact is it has the highest co-relationship with a sector like logistics, where change at the pump level prices hit the margins very next day. Will the oil prices rise further in the months to come because if they are moving upward in the summer season where the demand is normally lower, then is it an indication that in winters things might even be higher? Whether the oil prices actually shoot up or not, it would become much later but one set of companies which will get impacted by narrative would be logistic companies. So, when the narrative makes them hit, should they be looked at with a long term investment perspective is the question which needs to be answered.
Volume ramp up, robust supply chain: What Bajaj and TVS can do to make EV biz count
Margin gains and volume share within the overall product portfolio of EVs are still small. And the EV production lines of the ICE OEMs continue to run from the profits they make by selling petrol scooters and motorcycles. This was despite subsidies which have been available under the government’s FAME (Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles) scheme, the second edition of which ends in March this year.
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