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CAN YOU GUESS THE NAME OF THE COMPANY FROM THE HINTS GIVEN BELOW?
(i) The Price Band of its IPO in July, 2007 was Rs. 80 to Rs. 90 per Equity Share of face value of Rs. 10 each.
(ii) The CMP of this scrip from the TEXTILE sector is Rs.5.05, with a Market Cap of only Rs.167.33 Cr against its current equity capital of Rs.331.35 Cr.
(iii) The Book Value: Rs.39.03, P/E: 2.09, Industry P/E: 15.55. 

Quoted Investments: Rs.30, 67, 555 and Unquoted Investments: Rs.174, 36, 45, 300. 
Investment in Mutual Funds (Unquoted): Rs.35,00, 000. 
Investment in Partnership Firms: (a) Share in Kudu Industries: Rs.46,938,432 (b) Share in SE Exports: Rs.60,036,297.  
Fixed Assets: Gross Block: Rs.21,008,647,769 and Net Block: Rs.19,065,057,466, as on 31-03-2012, against a market cap of only Rs.331.35 Cr.
(iv) EPS: Rs.2.42. For June Quarter, EPS: Re.0.82 (Re.0.67) and OPM: Rs.19.17% (13.46%). FY12, EPS: Rs.8.47.
(v) It is a vertically integrated textile group, with a presence across yarns, knitted fabrics, towels and ready-made garments and has factories in Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan, Haryana and Madhya Pradesh.
(vi) Within the next 24 months, this textile company is on its way to becoming a group with a million spindles installed and will share a place among the top textile groups in India with the highest number of spindles.
(vii) It clocked a remarkable 35.01 % rise in its turnover during last fiscal. In its recently announced quarter ending June 30, 2012 results, it reported a 21.56% year on year growth in revenues and a 124% surge in net profits, despite a bad economic climate.
(viii) It has 400,000 spindles cotton yarn plant in Madhya Pradesh out of which 200,000 spindles are already in operation--80 % of the yarn from this location is exported to several countries around the world.
(ix) The Group has grown at a tremendous pace and has undertaken capacity expansions at a frenzied pace from the time it set up its first spinning plant seven years back. In spite of being surrounded by several problems, the company successfully established India's largest spinning unit at a single site at Mehatwara village in Sehore, Madhya Pradesh, in April, 2011. Moreover, it has also begun setting up of a high-tech integrated textile part at Panjava village in Muktsar, Punjab.
(x) Its share price shot up more than Rs.650, in mid 2008.
SO, WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE COMPANY?
I am sure those who regularly read my inputs, can easily name the company.......

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