NATH PULP PAPER MILLS LTD Q1 RESULTS
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The “second inning sector” list gets longer: 6 stocks from the paper industry for investors with appetite for logical risk
Whether it is power, infrastructure, railways, the list of sectors which are witnessing a “second innings” in terms of them making a comeback on fundamental operating parameters is getting longer. While some get into headlines because of their sheer size. There are some sectors like paper where there has been a turnaround after decades of headwinds. Probably it is a more sustainable turnaround because it has taken place through Darwin theory, which is the survival of the fittest player. How do they do it ? Either by changing the way they operate in terms of management ability, by adding new products or any others. From being troublemakers to the banking system to announcing expansion in new products. There are many things which have gone into making the paper companies a much stronger and better place than what they were a couple of years ago. Street is showing signs of shedding the bias against them, with a few stocks attracting institutional investors in the last few quarters. Probably these are the set of stocks which investors who have an appetite for logical risk.
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Is the worst over? 6 mid and smallcap stocks from the much less talked paper industry
When an industry stays in deep trouble for a long time, there are some players who are able to survive. How do they do it ? Either by changing the way they operate in terms of management ability, by adding new products or any others. The paper industry has been facing multiple challenges, now after years of consolidation in which many players exited, there are few left and have achieved a scale. Numbers are reflecting it, when will the street start to have a look at then more kindly is the question. If you look at the overall matrix of the manufacturing sector, there are some industries where even the best of the players is not able to reach a scale where it can be classified as a large cap company. But that does not mean there is no opportunity to make gains in that industry or sector, but only if one is able to stick to the best managed and well run company in that sector. So, when the worst is over, it is time to bring some of them back on the watchlist as in the next five years surprises are going to come from the manufacturing sector.
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Finally coming out of the woods? 6 mid and smallcap stocks from the much less talked paper industry
Remember a company called Ballarpur industry ltd or commonly known as ( BILT) from Thapar group. From being a blue chip and part of indices going through a corporate insolvency resolution process under IBC. There are some industries which at one point of time were considered to be safe haven. Best of the industrial houses used to run them and the street used to treat their stocks as blue chips. Then came a time, both due to dumping by China and other factors, that the whole sector went into dumps and just never recovered for decades; both in real business and also on the street. Now when an industry stays in deep trouble for a long time, there are some players who are able to survive. How do they do it? either by changing the way they operate in terms of management ability, by adding new products or any others. The paper industry has been facing multiple challenges, now after years of consolidation in which many players exited, there are few left and have achieved a scale. Numbers are reflecting it, when will the street start to have a look at then more kindly is the question.
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Andhra Papers announces 1:5 stock split; posts Q4 profit of Rs 38 crore
Andhra Papers' fourth-quarter profit after tax was reported at Rs 38.4 crore, a 75% decline against Rs 153.9 crore reported for the same period last year. The company stated that the reason behind the decision to split the stock is to facilitate a larger shareholder base, boost liquidity in the capital market and to make the shares more affordable to small retail investors.
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Will small players turn bigger as the textile sector changes for good? 5 stocks from different specialised segments
If one looks at some sectors, despite being in existence for ages, most of the players are small or mid-sized players. For example sugar, there is hardly a largecap company in that sector. Similar is the case with textiles, it is mostly dominated by small or medium-sized players. There is a reason for it. In the case of textiles, right from having labour issues to smaller Asian countries becoming more competitive in terms of cost of production, and tariffs readjustment due to WTO norms different segments of the textile industry have faced more headwinds than tailwinds in their history of existence. But in the last two years, things have changed, though one can argue that the speed of change has been slower, but surely schemes like PLI and developments like China Plus One are showing impact on working. This list is drawn from Stock Reports Plus, powered by Refinitiv, with over 4,000 listed stocks along with detailed company analysis focusing on five key components - earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, and price momentum.
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Stock picks of the week: 5 stocks with consistent score improvement and upside potential of up to 40%
When should one be cautious, in a strong trending bullish market which has lasted for months or bearish markets? The answer is both, in case of a bullish market cautious in “what is one buying” and in bearish markets, “what is one selling”. The reason selling a good stock just because the market is in a bearish phase is as bad a decision as buying the wrong stock. But at this point of time we are in a strong bullish phase, it is time to be cautious while buying. So look at stocks where analysts' outlook has improved over the last one month. These selected stocks depict a strong upward trajectory in their overall average score which is based on five key pillars i.e. earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk and price momentum. This implies that there has been a significant improvement in their market outlook in the given time frame.
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Low beta stocks can manage risks better: 5 stocks with up to 19% 1-year upside
With volatility intensifying amid rising external risks, stocks with low sensitivity to general market movements can prove useful.
Bears waking up? Here are 7 largecap stocks with right mix of RoE & RoCE
It is a well known fact that equities are fraught with risk. But the word “risk” also needs to be further looked into. In equities the risk is more in the short term, over longer term, it is not very high. Also, when diversified in the manner that exposure is to different segments of an economy, risk of a sharp decline in value comes down. Another way to manage risk is that when valuations are high, move to companies which have strong and large balance sheets and have seen many economic cycles and have survived the slowdowns in the past.
ITC Q2 Results: Profit rises 10% YoY to Rs 4,927 crore; beats estimates
ITC's revenue from operations for the quarter ended September, excluding excise duty, increased 2.6% YoY to Rs 16,550 crore. Operating profit, calculated as earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA), rose a mere 1% YoY Rs 4,886.54 crore. Operating margin shrank 44 basis points on year to 29.53%. Cigarette business revenue grew 10% on year in the quarter to Rs 7,658 crore.
Fundamental Radar: Paper stocks set for major upside in next 2 years, Sandeep Raina explains why
The paper industry’s fortunes are linked to a number of economic indicators, such as literacy rates, spending on education, and sales of fast-moving consumer goods. Most of such indicators show positive momentum and have boosted paper stocks.
Should you be a buyer in sugar, textile, even paper stocks? Mayuresh Joshi answers
“The next few quarters are relatively tough from the export scene especially as far as textiles is concerned. We are seeing some element of softness being witnessed on the export front but that should normalise in our opinion in the second half as festivities kick in.”
ITC's first quarter has no spark to ignite another rally
Subdued demand both in domestic and export markets, competition from low priced Chinese supplies in global markets, sharp reduction in global pulp prices and high-base effect impacted its performance. Lower realisations and increase in input costs impacted the segment's profitability.
JK Paper Q1 Results: Net profit rises 18% to Rs 313 crore
JK Paper Vice Chairman & Managing Director Harsh Pati Singhania said, "On a consolidated basis, the results have improved due to the acquisition of corrugation business in the last year and better performance by Sirpur Paper Mills with increased volume and higher sales realisation."
Weekly Top Picks: 5 stocks with score improvement and upside potential of up to 43%
As the Q4 earning season comes to an end, there have been many surprises, some negative but largely positive. In such times, stocks from different sectors have seen an improvement in their analyst scores. The selected stocks depict a strong upward trajectory in their overall average score which is based on five key pillars i.e. earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk and price momentum. This implies that there has been a significant improvement in their market outlook in the given time frame.
Ideas for 2023: Top 10 midcap stocks that can rally up to 79%
At an index level, the midcap segment might be ending the year 2022 almost flat. But if one looks at the intra year movement of midcap index and more particularly breadth in the midcap segment, it throws a very different picture. Probably 2022 would go down as one of the most volatile years for mid-caps. The year started on a weak note, to add to the problem was the sharp jolt which it suffered when the Russia and Ukraine war started. Then came the wave of selling which they witnessed in the middle of the year. Will 2023 be different, or would it follow the same pattern?
Toilet paper is going to get costlier. Blame Russia
Russia prohibited the export of birch wood in March in retaliation to sanctions imposed by the US and the European Union following Putin’s incursion into Ukraine.
Corporate Radar: Coal India, IOC to turn ex-dividend; Apollo Hospitals Q1 results; AGMs, and more
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Corporate Radar: ICICI Bank to turn ex-dividend; Bharti Airtel Q1 results; AGMs, and more
Bharti Airtel, Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone, Power Grid Corporation Of India, Samvardhana Motherson International, Delhivery, Torrent Power, Whirlpool Of India and National Aluminium Company are among companies that will announce their quarterly earnings today.
Over 40% upside potential! Why brokerages are bullish on this stock post Q1 results
The brokerage firm believes that the company’s strong margin profile, lean working capital, healthy cash flows, balance sheet and long-term growth prospects will support its valuations and future projections. Given the strong enquiry pipeline, management’s focus on cost rationalization, and improving operational efficiency, it expects the company to generate revenue.
Paper stocks rallied up to 17% in today's session, here's why
Paper stocks are in action since the ban of single-use plastics from July 1, said Prashanth Tapse, Senior VP- Research, Mehta Equities. With this alternative paper sector gets an undue advantage, leading to high demand, he said.
Century Textiles & Industries Q1 Results: Net income jumps 78% YoY to Rs 63 crore
The company's Managing Director J C Laddha attributed the strong numbers to the high operational efficiency and improved market demand. The pulp and paper business has performed exceptionally well during the reporting quarter, especially with increased demand in the paper and tissue segment, he said.
Q1 results this week: Tata Group companies, HDFC, Maruti Suzuki among top stocks to track
Axis Bank, Tata Steel, Tech Mahindra, Macrotech Developers, Canara Bank, Glaxo, KPIT Tech, Tanla Platforms, IEX, Century Textiles, Anupam Rasayan, Tejas Networks.
Corporate Radar: Dalmia Bharat, BSE to turn ex-dividend; HUL, Canara Bank AGMs; Q4 results & more
Shares of Banas Finance will turn ex-rights today. The company had announced a rights issue of 24 shares for every 25 shares held, offered at Rs 20 apiece.
Century Textiles reports Rs 84-crore Q4 profit as pulp and paper business revenues soar
Its board declared a dividend of Rs 4 per share. The company’s stock closed 0.82% higher at Rs 886.4 on the BSE on Monday.
Century Textiles back in black with Rs 84 cr net income in Q4
For the full financial year, the company which is into textiles, pulp and paper and realty businesses, booked Rs 200 crore in net income, up four-fold from Rs 50 crore in the pandemic-ravaged FY21.
Emami Paper Mills hits upper circuit as company turns profitable
The paper products producers reported a net profit of Rs 47.28 crore in the quarter ended March 2021 as against a net loss of Rs 31.05 crore during the previous quarter ended March 2020.
Corrugated box industry faces raw material crisis due to export of pulp to China
The price of kraft paper, the main raw material for the industry, has risen over the last few months. Manufacturers attribute it to increased exports of the commodity to China, which has switched to using pure paper fibre from this year.
JK Paper Q1 results: Net slumps 98% to Rs 2.66 crore
The company had posted a net profit of Rs 123.45 crore in the April-June period a year ago, JK Paper said in a regulatory filing.
540 firms grow profit for 10 straight quarters; 10 rise up to 1,000% in 2 years
Ebitda for Nifty firms grew 10.4% YoY in Q4FY17, driven primarily by commodity companies.
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