Today's Call
1. Buy Rolta India Ltd at Rs.59.10-59.30, T: Rs.72, SL: Rs.56. Rolta Ltd will be one of the biggest
beneficiaries of the BJP win. Defence industry was initially run by a monopoly and it was difficult to take a product to people who were not willing to give something new a try.
However currently, Bharat Electronics Ltd, Rolta India Ltd and Tata are the major suppliers of defence products. In 2015, the BEL-Rolta India consortium bagged the Ministry of Defence’s (MoD) development agency order for the Battlefield Management System (BMS) project, worth over Rs.50,000 crore. BMS is an awareness and visualisation system that aims to optimise the effectiveness of tactical units.
To elaborate, the NDA government's “Make in India” policy got a boost when two Indian consortia were selected for the $5.95 billion. Battlefield Management System (BMS) contract for integrating all surveillance resources available at the battalion or regiment level, including from locally launched UAVs and ground sensors. Fourteen contenders had formed four consortia to vie for this prestigious contract.
The two selected – one comprising Tata Power Strategic Engineering Division (SED) and L&T, and the other, Rolta India and the DPSU, Bharat Electricals Ltd (BEL) – will each develop four BMS prototypes for mountain, jungle, plains and desert operations. The BMS will pinpoint the locations of Indian and enemy troops and key weapons platforms as well as facilitate terrain analysis to achieve improved situational awareness.
Rolta India Limited (Rolta), a leading provider of innovative IP-led IT solutions for many vertical segments, including Defence and Security, announced unaudited financial results for quarter ended December 31, 2016 (Q3 FY -17) last month.
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS:
Mr. K. K. Singh, Chairman and Managing Director has said, "Rolta has consciously made efforts to remain at the forefront as a solutions provider with a sharp focus on the Digital revolution. Having made significant investments in the recent years, the Company today, is well positioned to address the huge Digital Transformation opportunities in the markets it serves."
2. Those who are holding the shares of Vedanta Ltd (Rs.256) from around Rs.251-252, can continue to hold for a target of Rs.272.
However currently, Bharat Electronics Ltd, Rolta India Ltd and Tata are the major suppliers of defence products. In 2015, the BEL-Rolta India consortium bagged the Ministry of Defence’s (MoD) development agency order for the Battlefield Management System (BMS) project, worth over Rs.50,000 crore. BMS is an awareness and visualisation system that aims to optimise the effectiveness of tactical units.
To elaborate, the NDA government's “Make in India” policy got a boost when two Indian consortia were selected for the $5.95 billion. Battlefield Management System (BMS) contract for integrating all surveillance resources available at the battalion or regiment level, including from locally launched UAVs and ground sensors. Fourteen contenders had formed four consortia to vie for this prestigious contract.
The two selected – one comprising Tata Power Strategic Engineering Division (SED) and L&T, and the other, Rolta India and the DPSU, Bharat Electricals Ltd (BEL) – will each develop four BMS prototypes for mountain, jungle, plains and desert operations. The BMS will pinpoint the locations of Indian and enemy troops and key weapons platforms as well as facilitate terrain analysis to achieve improved situational awareness.
Rolta India Limited (Rolta), a leading provider of innovative IP-led IT solutions for many vertical segments, including Defence and Security, announced unaudited financial results for quarter ended December 31, 2016 (Q3 FY -17) last month.
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS:
- Consolidated Revenue for Q3 FY-17 at Rs. 911.23cr (Rs. 9.11 Billion) against Rs. 736.95 cr (Rs. 7.37 Billion) in Q2 FY-17, registering a growth of 23.6 % Q-o-Q.
- Consolidated EBITDA for Q3 FY-17 at Rs. 254.75 cr (Rs. 2.55 Billion) against Rs. 217.12 cr (Rs. 2.17 Billion) in Q2 FY-17, registering a growth of 17.3% Q-o-Q.
- Consolidated profit after tax for Q3 FY-17 at Rs. 36.94 cr (Rs. 3.69 Billion) against Rs. 54.30 cr (Rs. 5.43 Billion) in Q2 FY-17, registering a decline of 32.0% Q-o-Q.
- Foreign Exchange loss for Q3 FY-17 at Rs. 16.09 cr (Rs. 1.61 Billion) against a gain of Rs. 15.79 cr (Rs. 1.58 Billion) in Q2 FY-17 impacting the profit after tax in Q3 FY-17 versus Q2 FY-17.
Mr. K. K. Singh, Chairman and Managing Director has said, "Rolta has consciously made efforts to remain at the forefront as a solutions provider with a sharp focus on the Digital revolution. Having made significant investments in the recent years, the Company today, is well positioned to address the huge Digital Transformation opportunities in the markets it serves."
2. Those who are holding the shares of Vedanta Ltd (Rs.256) from around Rs.251-252, can continue to hold for a target of Rs.272.
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