Updates on some of my recommendations
1. Granules India Ltd, was recommended around Rs.110-112.50.
The scrip touched an all time high around Rs.940.55 on 22/09/2014 (on my birthday).
2. Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (MCX Ltd) was recommended around Rs.255-270. The scrip made a high of high of Rs.895, on 21/07/2014.
3. B F Utilities Ltd was recommended around Rs.129-130. The scrip made a high of Rs.817.95 on 22/07/2014.
4. Mannapuram Finance Ltd was recommended around Rs.15.50--17.70. The scrip made a high of Rs.31.60 on 19/09/2014.
5. Opto Circuits Ltd was recommended around Rs.25.50-26. The scrip made a high of Rs.44.50 on 22/05/2014.
6. HCC Ltd was recommended around Rs.12.70-12.80. The scrip made a high of Rs.49 on 01/07/2014.
7. P C Jeweler Ltd was recommended below Rs.88. The scrip made a high of Rs.278 on 23/09/2014.
8. Sarda Energy and Minerals Ltd was recommended around Rs.107.60. The scrip made a high of Rs.402.60 on 21/08/2014.
9. A2Z Maintenance and Engineering Services Ltd was recommended around Rs.11.45. The scrip made a high of Rs.36.40 on 25/07/2014.
10. Prakash Industries Ltd was recommended around Rs.49-50. The scrip made a high of Rs.123 on 21/07/2014.
These are some of scrips which gave good returns to the investors over a period, apart from others like IVRCL Ltd, Entegra Ltd, SBTL, Gitanjali Gems Ltd, IRB Infrastructure Ltd, Ahmednagar Forgings Ltd, etc.
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Today, while Pipavav Defence Ltd (Rs.39.15) and Resurgere Mines and Minerals Ltd (Rs.1.65) hit the buyer freezes; Gitanjali Gems Ltd (Rs.63.15) also closed above some crucial levels.
Pipavav Defence and Offshore Engineering Company last year announced a new order for offshore vessels from a European client. The order was worth Rs.595 crore with an option to supply two more specialised vessels valued at Rs.1200 crore. The global market for specialised offshore vessels stands at US$10 billion. The company, with its well diversified order book among the defence, commercial and offshore segments, intend to focus on the defence and offshore vessel segment. The defence segment holds around 50% of the order book followed by the commercial segment and offshore segment. New orders in the offshore segment coupled with repairs and maintenance orders augur well for the company as it reduces exposure to the commercial segment. Pipavav Defence and Offshore Engineering Company spanning over 861 acres of land with two dry docking facilities of 662 m x 65 m (Dry Dock-1) and 750 m x 60 m (Dry Dock-2 under construction) is one of the largest “modular” shipbuilding facilities in India. The shipyard is capable of accommodating 400,000 dwt capacity ships along with construction and repair of a wide range of vessels starting from coastal and naval vessels together with repair and fabrication of offshore platforms and rigs. It also has a dedicated offshore yard with 175 m x 16.89 m quay consisting of both launching and loading platform together with installation of bollard and mooring rings.
Today, while Pipavav Defence Ltd (Rs.39.15) and Resurgere Mines and Minerals Ltd (Rs.1.65) hit the buyer freezes; Gitanjali Gems Ltd (Rs.63.15) also closed above some crucial levels.
Pipavav Defence and Offshore Engineering Company last year announced a new order for offshore vessels from a European client. The order was worth Rs.595 crore with an option to supply two more specialised vessels valued at Rs.1200 crore. The global market for specialised offshore vessels stands at US$10 billion. The company, with its well diversified order book among the defence, commercial and offshore segments, intend to focus on the defence and offshore vessel segment. The defence segment holds around 50% of the order book followed by the commercial segment and offshore segment. New orders in the offshore segment coupled with repairs and maintenance orders augur well for the company as it reduces exposure to the commercial segment. Pipavav Defence and Offshore Engineering Company spanning over 861 acres of land with two dry docking facilities of 662 m x 65 m (Dry Dock-1) and 750 m x 60 m (Dry Dock-2 under construction) is one of the largest “modular” shipbuilding facilities in India. The shipyard is capable of accommodating 400,000 dwt capacity ships along with construction and repair of a wide range of vessels starting from coastal and naval vessels together with repair and fabrication of offshore platforms and rigs. It also has a dedicated offshore yard with 175 m x 16.89 m quay consisting of both launching and loading platform together with installation of bollard and mooring rings.
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