#COALINDIA Buy coal India 227.5 CE @cmp 8.4 Sl 6.5 Target open

Coal India on August 10 reported consolidated net profit at Rs 8,834.22 crore for the quarter ended June, up 178.31 percent compared to Rs 3,174.15 crore in the same quarter last year. Revenue from operations came in at Rs 35,092.17 crore, rising 38.79 percent from Rs 25,282.75 crore in the year-ago quarter, J the world's largest coal miner said in an exchange filing . #COALINDIA

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STRONG MONOPOLIES: #Coalindia >80% market share in coal production in India. #ITC >75% market share in cigarettes. #HondaSiel >75% in portable power generators. #HindustanZinc >75% market share in primary zinc industry. #AsahiIndiaGlass >70% market share in automotive glass. 2/n

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Few of High Dividend Yield Stocks: #NMDC : 13.57% #RECLTD : 13.18% Power Finance Corporation : 13.02% Ircon International Ltd : 9.69% PCBL : 9.62% #COALINDIA : 9.61% Sanofi India Ltd: 7.68 #POWERGRID : 7.36% Rites Ltd: 7.32% Hindustan Zinc: 7.26% Petronet Ltd: 6.86% GAIL: 6.74% Rail Vikas Nigam Ltd: 6.68% CESC Ltd: 6.24% Oracle Financial Services: 6.23% Housing and Urban Development corporation: 6.21% #ITC : 5.91% Glaxosmithkline Pharma: 5.88% MOIL Ltd: 5.51% Source: IDBI Capital

#COALINDIA is good candidate for BTST if remains and closes above 185. Keep in watchlist.

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#COALINDIA Coal India: Coal production increases to 34 Million Ton (mt) during the first half of May, 2022. (Positive) #RENUKA Renuka Sugar: Net Profit at Rs 156.0 Cr Vs loss of Rs 44.0 Cr, Cons Revenue at Rs 2173.0 Cr Vs Rs 1299.0 Cr YoY (Positive) #LUMAXIND Lumax Ind: Net Profit at Rs 28.5 Cr Vs Rs 22.7 Cr, Cons Revenue at Rs 549.0 Cr Vs Rs 504.0 Cr YoY (Positive) #ECLERX eClerx: Net Profit at Rs 95.5 Cr Vs Rs 78.3 Cr, Cons Revenue at Rs 428.0 Cr Vs Rs 329.5 Cr YoY (Positive) Latent View: Net Profit at Rs 39.2 Cr Vs Rs 23.9 Cr, Cons Revenue at Rs 117.0 Cr Vs Rs 79.0 Cr YoY (Positive) Indian Hotels: Company reappoints Puneet Chhatwal MD & CEO for 5 years from Nov 6. (Positive) Aster DM: Net profit at Rs 245.6 cr vs Rs 116.7 cr, Revenue at Rs 2,727.8 cr vs Rs 2,390.9 cr (YoY) (Positive)

Results on May 25 BPCL, Coal India, Deepak Fertilisers, Apollo Hospitals Enterprises, HEG, NHPC, Easy Trip Planners, Fortis Healthcare, NALCO, GMM Pfaudler, InterGlobe Aviation, Jai Corp, Kolte-Patil Developers, Bata India, PFC, Suzlon Energy, Torrent Pharma, Whirlpool, MSTC, MOIL and Peninsula Land will be in focus ahead of their March quarter earnings on May 25. Stocks in News Grasim Industries posted a consolidated net profit of Rs 2,777 crore for the March quarter (Q4FY22), up 62 percent from the year-ago period. Revenue from operations surged 18 percent year-on-year (YoY) to Rs 28,811 crore against Rs 24,402 crore last year in the same quarter. The firm is planning to invest Rs 10,000 crore in the paints business in the next three years. The company spent Rs 2,437 crore on its capex spent in the fiscal year ending March this year. Of this, Grasim invested Rs 579 crore in the paints business alone. Minda Industries said its net profit rose 3 percent to Rs 144 crore in the March quarter as against Rs 140 crore a year ago. Revenue rose 7.90 percent to Rs 2,415 crore. The firm said its board approved raising Rs 1,000 crore via debt. It also approved bonus shares of 1 new share for every 1 share held. Brookfield India REIT said its board will meet on May 27 to consider fund raising. " Board to meet on May 27 to consider various fund raising options and approve the raising of funds and issue of units of Brookfield India Real Estate Trust, subject to applicable law and, in relation thereto, issue of notice to the unit holders of Brookfield India Real Estate Trust for approval of such fund raise, as applicable" the company said. Future Retail informed exchanges that it won't be able to release its March quarter earnings on May 30 due to board structure imbalance amid multiple resignations by its top level managements. The firm said it is taking necessary actions to the fill the vacancies caused by such cessation/ resignation. The company said it will announce the captioned results as early as possible after composition of the Board of Directors and the Audit Committee is complied with the provisions of the Act and the Listing Regulations and statutorily capable to approve it. Bank of India is planning to raise Rs 2,500 crore through eigher a follow on offer or a qualified institutional placement in the current financial year. The lender said it will lower government stake to 75 percent from current 81 percent. Metropolis Healthcare reported 35 percent year-on-year drop in net profit to Rs 40 crore in the March quarter. Revenue for the quarter rose 5 percent from a year ago to Rs 306 crore. According to Bloomberg poll, the firm expected to report a profit of Rs 52.43 crore while revenue was pegged at Rs 335 crore during the quarter. Total cost rose 20 percent YoY to Rs 255 crore. Earlier according to news report, the firm was planning to raise more than $300 million and bring on a strategic partner by selling a major minority stake. Ipca Laboratories said its board approved merging Tonira Exports Ltd. and Ramdev Chemical Pvt. Ltd., wholly owned subsidiaries with the Company, subject to necessary approvals. The firm earlier reported consolidated net profit that fell 19.3 percent YoY to Rs 130.23 crore. Revenue rose 15.6 percent from a year ago to Rs 1,289.10 crore in the quarter. Indian Hotels said its board reappointed managing director and chief executive officer Puneet Chhatwal for further term of five years commencing from November 6, 2022 up to November 5, 2027 (both days inclusive). #NIFTY50 #NIFTYBANK #BPCL #COALINDIA #GRASIM

#COALINDIA will declare results on May 25, 2022 Do you have any view on the results? Let's aggregate whatever information we have from other sources for everyone's benefit.

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Receiving #Dividend Every Month ?? Following #Stocks gave Dividends in respective months throughout the year: Jan: #TCS Feb: #COALINDIA March: #CRISIL April: #NESTLEIND May: #HDFCBANK June: #ITC July: #JSWSTEEL August: #CAMS Sep: #IRCTC Oct: #HINDUNILEVER Nov: #IOC De: #OAL

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#COALINDIA STOCK OPTION BUY COAL INDIA 190 CE CMP 5.50-6 TGT OPEN

#COALINDIA looks hot in F&O segment for next 3-6 months. CMP 194.95 (Don't just go and buy option reading this. Read the time frame again. Will post chart tomorrow.)

#COALINDIA #VEDL #NIFTYIT *Few stories: Coal-Power, IT, Earnings, Vedanta* *‘Current Coal Stock can Sustain Power Plants for about 45 Days’* *Power minister confident of meeting rise in power demand; many plants running on low inventory* Coal India has 61 million tonnes of stock available in addition to 30 million tonnes with power plants and washeries, which is enough to run power plants for 45 days, officials told ET, saying the situation was critical but not alarming. Many power projects are operating with critical inventories, and a few have even shut down, raising alarm as the country faces a hotter-than-usual summer and record demand. Union power and renewable energy minister RK Singh said Thursday, “We are capable of handling any rise in power demand,” adding that a rise in demand is an indicator of a healthy economy. Power stations have 25 million tonnes while sheds and washeries have another 5 million, taking the total availability as of now to 91 million tonnes. This is enough to run power stations for over 45 days even if consumption by the thermal units is pegged at the highest level of 1. 9 million tonnes per day last October, officials said. Getting this coal to utilities will be crucial to ensuring power availability, said a senior government official. Global coal prices have surged to a record of about $200 a tonne, accentuating the situation, as many plants running on imported fuel have stopped generation, forcing domestic coal-based ones to step up. The 16 GW imported coal plants in coastal areas are either shut or are operating at 20-30% capacity. An added concern is that high consumption now may make it difficult to build stocks for the monsoon months when coal production is low. The coal and power ministries had agreed to build stocks of 45 million tonnes by March-end in preparation for the summer and monsoon months but that’s been frustrated by a significant increase in coal consumption by power plants. Last August, the country’s power stations faced a coal crunch as over 80% of capacity operated with coal stocks at critical level. *Coal Shortage may lead to power crisis* Coal Available: CIL: 61 MT Power Units: 25 MT Washereies: 5 MT Total 91 MT (45 days) Power Peak demand : 199 GW Coal stocks at power station down: 37% normative from 39% (Feb last week) *-*-*-*-*-*-*-* *IT Biz may be hit as MNCs Log Out of Russia* *Cos with exposure to Europe to see the most impact; inflation compounding problem* Russia’s invasion of Ukraine may indirectly impact the business of Indian IT services companies in the form of reduced total contract value or decrease in technology spends by clients, especially in the European region, as several global corporations exit or pause operations in Russia, technology analysts told ET . War-led inflation is compounding the problem as it is leading to delays in price increases of contracts, they added. As a result, software exporters may suffer a “softening of momentum” despite Russia as a geography constituting less than 1-2% of overall revenue for the $227-billion Indian IT industry, according to analysts who track the sector. “We believe this event (Russia-Ukraine conflict) will bring headwinds for Indian IT (companies) in the form of delayed decision-making over the next few quarters, which may gradually soften the total contract value momentum,” said a note by brokerage Dolat Capital. Recently, consultancy HFS Research revised its growth forecast for global IT services spending in calendar year 2022 to 7%, down from the 10% it had predicted at the end of last year. “The combination of geopolitics, inflation and staff attrition is slowing down some of the momentum in total contract value,” Phil Fersht, founder and chief executive officer of HFS Research, told ET. *No First-order Impact* This estimate of headwinds comes at a time when Indian IT has posted accelerated growth on the back of a sharp increase in digital and cloud-based deals stoked by demand for digitisation amid the pandemic. IT research firm ISG said top Indian IT companies won 31% of $33 billion managed services deals awarded in 2021 with this share likely to increase. While conceding that “there is no first-order impact on Indian IT (companies)”, the note by Dolat Capital cautioned that “the double-impact for global corporations on revenues and costs cannot be ignored and is definitely not baked into the hy- per-optimistic (growth) estimates for IT services”. The Indian IT industry has grown — twice as fast compared to prepandemic levels — to touch $227 billion in revenue and had a total workforce of 5 million by financial year 2022. *SANCTIONS BITE* Since the start of the war, western governments have imposed multiple sanctions on Russia, effectively making it difficult for corporations to do business in the country. Cutting off oil supply from Russia — the world’s third-largest exporter — has also fuelled crude and commodity inflation. In turn, these measures have placed digital transformation and technology spends on the “soft pause” in boardrooms, according to Dolat’s report. The study tracks over 300 MNCs such as Volvo, BP, Daimler Truck, Mastercard, which have either fully exited the country or signalled that they will not take up new businesses in Russia. This could lead to 1-5% revenue impact for these companies, Dolat estimates. IT services companies with greater exposure to European clients will face the most heat, analysts said. “Mostly, energy companies (in Europe) will be impacted,” said a Mumbai-based IT sector analyst on the condition of anonymity. Bengaluru-based Wipro had 11.7% of overall revenue coming from energy, natural resources and utilities as of December 2021 and Europe is its second largest market in terms of revenue by geography. *-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-* *Earnings Preview:* *Nifty 50 Cos may Log Double-digit Profit Growth* Sample’s Q4 revenue expected to grow 26.8% y-o-y; IT, banking & finance, and metals set to power earnings show The aggregate revenue and net profit of companies in the Nifty 50 are likely to have grown in double digits in the March quarter, albeit at lower profitability due to rising input costs, according to ETIG estimates. The growth will be led by sectors such as information technology (IT), banking and finance, and metals. The sample’s revenue is expected to grow 26. 8% year-on-year — the fifth consecutive quarter of double-digit expansion. The topline had grown 14. 8% in the yearago quarter. Net profit is likely to grow 27. 2% on top of a steep 169. 8% jump in the previous year’s March quarter when companies reported a stellar comeback amid the receding first wave of the pandemic. Gautam Duggad, research head of institutional equities, Motilal Oswal Financial Services, expects earnings growth of 23% and 19% for the Nifty and the brokerage’s coverage universe, respectively. “This will be led by banking and finance, oil and gas, metals, IT and utilities sectors while auto, cement, speciality chemicals, consumer and healthcare will drag the performance,” he said HDFC Securities research head Deepak Jasani said, “The overall performance will be disparate. ” Banks will report strong growth in net interest income, low provisioning and decent asset quality, while in the case of oil and gas sector, upstream companies will be benefitted by high realisations and oil marketing companies will show better refining margins and high inventory gains, he said. However, cost inflation and production issues will affect the performance of the auto, cement and FMCG sectors. The aggregate operating margin of the Nifty 50 companies may shrink by over 100 basis points year-on-year to 20. 3% in the March quarter amid higher raw material costs. “Construction materials, IT, auto, metals, and chemicals sectors could witness afall in margins while capital goods, power, retail and telecom could report better margins,” said Jasani. Analysts expect performance to improve in the current fiscal year amid economic and geopolitical challenges. Duggad expects 19% Nifty earnings growth for FY23. “The outlook is positive as the economy comes out of the pandemic and posts arecovery,” he said, while highlighting challenges such as higher interest rates, shrinking excess liquidity and uncertainty around the RussiaUkraine conflict. According to Jasani, high commodity and fuel costs will keep haunting consumers in the first half of FY23. “Wherever companies have pricing power, they may be able to pass on higher costs,” he said, adding that sectors including IT, capital goods, defence equipment and telecom have scope for growth over FY23 while metals and commodity stocks may do well in the near term. *Sector trends* *AUTOMOBILES* The volumes of passenger vehicles and commercial vehicles were better compared with two-wheelers during the quarter. Therefore, the earnings performance of the sector will show a wide divergence. Surging commodity prices may continue to dent operating margin, which on aggregate basis may decline by over 100 basis points yearon-year. *BANKING* Expect strong, double-digit, yearon-year growth in the net profit of top banks given the recovery in credit offtake. The higher yields on government bonds may affect non-interest income during the quarter. *CAPITAL GOODS* Project execution is expected to improve sequentially but margins may remain under pressure due to higher commodity prices. The street will be closely watching whether L&T will be able to deliver on its guidance of stable margins. L&T’s revenue growth is expected to be 9-13%, while operating profit may rise 15-20% in the March quarter. *CEMENT* All-India average cement prices rose 5. 6% year-on-year to ₹369 per 50 kg bag in the March quarter. However, costlier raw material may limit the benefit of higher cement prices. Large companies are expected to report 9-12% revenue growth for the quarter while net profit may fall 1-15% due to higher input costs. *FMCG* The March quarter performance of FMCG companies will bear the marginal impact of Omicron on consumption and a significant impact of raw material inflation on profitability. Companies have responded with price increases, lower advertising spends and cost controls to protect margins. Margin expansion is likely to be muted for most companies with revenue growth driven by value rather than volume. *IT* The top line momentum is likely to continue with an expected sequential growth of 1-4% in the dollar-denominated revenue of the top-tier IT companies. Margins may come under pressure given higher labour costs. Infosys and HCL Tech are expected to guide for a double digit top line growth for FY23. *METALS AND MINING* The fourth quarter will be a bumper one for non-ferrous companies such as Hindalco, Vedanta, Hindustan Zinc due to firm prices. Though ferrous companies will report higher volumes, profitability may suffer due to higher coking coal costs. *PHARMACEUTICALS* Pharma companies are likely to post a modest performance in the March quarter. Input cost escalation along with price erosion in the US may impact profitability. India and emerging markets may offer some relief. Management commentary on the impact of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and effects of the Chinese lockdown on the supplies of ingredients will be key factors to watch for. *OIL AND GAS* High inventory gains due to a sharp rise in crude oil prices compared with the closing price level at the end of the December quarter is likely to offset losses from selling retail fuel. Superior crude realisation is expected to benefit the earnings of oil producers, including ONGC and Oil India. *TELECOM* The sequential revenue growth of Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, and Vodafone Idea is expected at 6-10%, backed by 8-12% increase in average revenue per user (ARPU). Given the higher proportion of users on long-term recharge plans, Jio is likely to benefit less from tariff increases by telecom operators in the previous quarter. *-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-* *Vedanta CEO Sees Metal Prices Rally Continuing in Near Future* The rally in commodity prices will continue for the foreseeable future as various reasons from geopolitics to climate change pressures have curtailed manufacturing capacities worldwide, creating a demand-supply imbalance, said Sunil Duggal, group chief executive officer of Vedanta Limited. Meanwhile, as India's demand for metals such as nickel and cobalt rises with the eventual mainstreaming of electric vehicles, Vedanta is scouting for overseas mines to increase the production at its recently acquired Nicomet plant, he said. The metals are needed for making batteries for EVs. About the rally in the price of aluminium, Duggal said that Russia accounts for six million tonnes of annual aluminium production capacity out of 72 million globally. Russian aluminium may not be available in the global market due to sanctions on the country following its invasion of Ukraine, creating a global shortage of the metal. Meanwhile, in Europe, there was an energy shortage even before the war, and it has only worsened since, rendering around a million tons of smelting capacity out of action, he said. The company is looking to in- crease its aluminium production by operationalising in Odisha three coal mines it recently acquired. One mine will be made operational this month, another by the end of this year, and then the last one later next year, he said. Aluminium smelters may also have to increase their focus on recycling; a direction that even Vedanta was keen to take, he said. Aluminium prices have surged almost 60% in the past 12 months on the London Metal Exchange to almost $3,500 levels for a tonne of the metal. *Sunidhi-Himanshu*

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Railway Electrification of countries. (% of total route) 🇨🇭 Switzerland - 100% 🇮🇳 India - 80% 🇯🇵 Japan - 75% 🇨🇳 China - 68% 🇰🇷 South Korea - 60% 🇪🇺 European Union - 55% 🇷🇺 Russia - 51% 🇬🇧 United Kingdom - 33% 🇦🇺 Australia - 10% 🇺🇸 USA - 1% 🇨🇦 Canada - 0.2% 🇵🇰 Pakistan - 0% #NTPC #COALINDIA #POWERGRID

#COALINDIA Profit Alert !!! Coal India 18.85% up since suggested on 10/Jan/2022. Happy Investing !!! #InvestmentIdeas

#COALINDIA This company’s stock price rose over 20% in three trading sessions after the Russia-Ukraine conflict intensified in the start of March. Globally, coal prices have more than doubled since the start of the war in Ukraine. Coal prices surged more than 2.5 times in just 15 days to touch $462 per tonne on March 10. Although coal prices have cooled down to trade at $325 per tonne, the elevated prices suggest fears of its supply chain disruption. The stock price of Coal India has been rising in anticipation of price hikes by the company. Coal India’s Chairman Pramod Agarwal, on a call with analysts, said that some of the company’s manufacturing units are finding it difficult to survive without a price hike. The world’s largest coal producer is facing cost pressures from a looming rise in salaries and on higher prices of diesel. However, with the rise in coal prices globally, the company may finally take price hikes to ease cost pressures. India’s demand for coking coal, which is used in steelmaking, has been growing at a very fast rate. India imports a total of 50-55 million tonnes annually. To reduce its import dependence on Australia, India entered into an agreement with Russia last year to import coking coal. In light of the Ukraine situation, India’s steel minister Ram Chandra Prasad assured steelmakers of a solution to deal with the supply disruption. As if on cue, Bharat Coking Coal (BCCL), a subsidiary of Coal India, registered its highest production growth of around 66% in February to 2.93 million tonnes. With the supply disruption looming, Coal India stands to gain from the situation by increasing the production of coking coal.

Sharekhan target on COALINDIA Date: 08-Mar-22 Broker: Sharekhan Price @ Call: 189 Target: 225 Potential: 19.05% Recommendation: BUY

Prabhudas Lilladher target on COALINDIA Date: 02-Mar-22 Broker: Prabhudas Lilladher Price @ Call: 170 Target: 192 Potential: 12.94% Recommendation: ACCUMULATE