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SumanSpeaks Capital Markets & Geopolitical Intelligence · Estd 200 6 Turnaround Watch · EPC SEPC Ltd (₹6.54): From Stressed Asset to Strategic Platform Debt down from a peak of ₹907 crore to ₹351 crore. Two SAIL orders worth ₹1,527.89 crore landed inside eight weeks. A Dubai-headquartered promoter that bailed the company out of an RBI stressed-asset restructuring is now backing an ADNOC-linked entry into the Middle East. This is what a real turnaround looks like when you actually read the balance sheet instead of the ticker. 1 The Arc: From a ₹300 IPO to a Stressed Asset to a Rescue SEPC Ltd listed in February 2008 as Shriram EPC, priced at ₹300 a share, raising ₹150 crore under the Shriram Group — one of India's most recognised financial-services names, then led by T Shivaraman...
WINNING STROKES: THINK DIFFERENT
A buy call was initiated on Reliance Power Ltd at Rs.84-85, for a target of Rs.95, after certain positive developments in the counter. One of them is: the company has entered into a partnership with China Datang Corp for offering operation and maintenance services to power plants in India and overseas. The scrip closed at Rs.86.20, before closing at Rs.86.70. CLICK HERE.
Suven Life Sciences Ltd moved to Rs.25.20 before cooling down a bit. The scrip was recommended around Rs.18-18.5 to the Paid Service Members and also to those who are trading through my brokerage house.
A buy call was given on Nifty Futures at 5400 for a target of 5430, which I think will be reached with the next week, as the situation in both domestic and international area seems to favour the bulls. The main hurdle, CAG reports has turned out to be a damp squib as the oppostion parties like BJP are also in knee deep mess in the same episode. Their escape of debating the issue in the Parliament speaks volumes about their involvement in the matter.
A call for Buy was given in the shares of both  the Power and Retail companies. I think for the moment, these two sectors are highly undervalued and should be picked up for huge gains in future. At the moment, the Indian power producers have been slow to expand as fuel and funds have become scarce as cash-strapped distribution utilities buy less power because they are saddled with $35 billion in debt. But the good point is that: Reliance Power and other Indian generators have been increasingly using cheaper Chinese equipment and using Chinese funding to finance some projects.

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