‘Buy’ This Stock For +18% Upside In 1 Year

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Target Price

The Current Market Price (CMP) of Escorts is Rs. 217 The brokerage firm, Emkay Global has estimated a Target Price for the stock at Rs. 290. Hence the stock is expected to give an 18.7% return, in a Target Period of 1 year.

Stock Outlook
Current Market Price (CMP) Rs. 1803
Target Price Rs. 2140
1 year returns 18.70%

Company performance

Company performance

In FY 21, the company’s revenue stood at Rs. 69,293 mn, EBITDA was Rs. 11,292 mn, while APAT stood at 8,741. In FY 22, the brokerage firm is expecting the revenue to grow to Rs. 75,056 mn. Additionally, Escorts’ board announced Kubota (a 9% shareholder) will acquire 46.9mn additional shares through preferential allotment plus open offer, and join the Nandas as a co-promoter. Emkay Global is expecting, “Kubota’s takeover will substantially improve Escorts’ medium-term growth outlook, based on: 1) localization of existing tractor imports currently done by Kubota’s India JV; 2) leveraging Escorts for global component supplies to support Kubota’s global sales; 3) technology support in construction equipment, farm implements, and high-end tractors.”

Comments by Emkay Global

Comments by Emkay Global

According to Emkay Global, “We are increasing Escorts’ medium-term (FY23-31E) revenue CAGR to 15% from 11%, with enhanced market presence in the domestic tractor market upon expansion of the product portfolio, especially in wet-land applications, which represent more than 10% of industry volumes, and for higher exports by leveraging Kubota’s global distribution network.”

About the company

About the company

Escorts is India’s one of the biggest tractor manufacturers and suppliers. Their productions are outspread in the fields of Agri Machinery, Construction Equipment, and Railway Equipment. With Kubota’s stake hike in the company, it will have a better exposure both on the domestic and the international fronts.

Disclaimer

Disclaimer

The above stock was picked from the brokerage report of Emkay Global. Investing in equities poses a risk of financial losses. Investors must therefore exercise due caution. Greynium Information Technologies, the author, and the brokerage house are not liable for any losses caused as a result of decisions based on the article.



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TRAI proposes nil charges on USSD

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The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on Wednesday has proposed to remove charges on Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) messages for mobile banking and payment services to promote digital transactions.

The USSD messages get displayed on the screen of mobile phones and are not stored like SMSes. This technology is widely used to display balance deduction in mobile phones where a message pops-up on the device screen after a call or outgoing SMS.

At present, the sector regulator has capped the price of a USSD session at 50 paise where each session can be completed in eight stages.

“The present tariff per USSD session for mobile banking offered by telecom service providers (TSPs) is several times higher than the average tariff for one minute of outgoing voice call, or one outgoing SMS. The relatively high charge for USSD is thus acting as an impediment in increasing the number of transactions despite significant improvement in success rate of transactions,” TRAI said in the draft ‘Telecommunication Tariff Order, 2021’.

Considering the decline in charges for other services, the rationalisation of USSD charges is required to increase the number of USSD transactions, it said.

The recommendations

The suggestion to remove charges has been made by a high-level committee on deepening of digital payments constituted by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) with a view to encouraging digitalisation of payments and enhancing financial inclusion

The recommendations made by the committee are supported by the Department of Financial Services (DFS).

TRAI said following a request from the DFS to the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) in this regard, it has analysed the issue from various aspects and is of the view that in order to protect the interests of the USSD users and promote digital financial inclusion, rationalisation of USSD charges is required.

“In line with the foregoing, the Authority proposes to revise the framework for USSD based mobile banking and payment services by prescribing a “Nil” charge per USSD session for mobile banking and payment service, while keeping the remaining aspects unchanged. The Authority may review the charge after a period of two years, based on experience gained,” it added.

It has invited views of stakeholders on the draft proposal by December 8.

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Reserve Bank of India – Press Releases

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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has imposed monetary penalty on the following authorised Payment System Operators (PSOs) for committing offences of the nature referred to in Section 26(6) of the Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007 (PSS Act).

Sr. No. Name of the PSO Speaking Order dated Amount of Penalty
(₹ lakh)
1 Tata Communications Payment Solutions Limited (TCPSL) October 21, 2021 200.00
2 Appnit Technologies Private Limited (ATPL) November 1, 2021 54.93

The penalties have been imposed in exercise of powers vested in RBI under the provisions of Section 30 of the PSS Act. These actions are based on deficiencies in regulatory compliance and are not intended to pronounce upon the validity of any transaction or agreement entered into by the entities with their customers.

Background

It was observed that TCPSL was non-compliant with the directions issued by RBI on White Label ATM deployment targets and net-worth requirement. ATPL was non-compliant with the directions issued by RBI on maintenance of escrow account balance and net-worth requirement. As these were offences of the nature referred to in Section 26(6) of the PSS Act, notices were issued to the entities. After reviewing their written responses and oral submissions made during the personal hearing, RBI concluded that the aforesaid charges of non-compliance with RBI directions were substantiated and warranted the imposition of monetary penalty.

(Yogesh Dayal)     
Chief General Manager

Press Release: 2021-2022/1245

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BoB’s arm launches credit card powered by mobile app

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BOB Financial Solutions Ltd (BFSL), a wholly owned subsidiary of Bank of Baroda (BoB), has partnered with OneCard, to launch a co-branded mobile-first credit card.

The virtual credit card, powered by a mobile app, will be delivered in under three minutes and the metal card will be delivered in three to five days, BFSL and OneCard said in a joint statement.

The internationally valid credit card will be issued by BFSL and managed by OneCard on VISA’s Signature platform.

Also read: Bank of Baroda signs MoU with NCDEX e-Markets

OneCard has been launched by FPL Technologies, a fintech start-up. It allows users to control all aspects of the card, including locking the card, enabling offline and online tractions, enabling domestic and international transactions, and paying the bill from an app.

The statement emphasised that the card comes with benefits such as lifetime validity, zero joining and annual fee, instant virtual card issuance, instant issuance of reward points, and easy redemption among others, within the app.

Shailendra Singh, MD & CEO, BFSL said, “BFSL is currently on its transformation journey, investing in technology, processes and people to ensure we offer best-in-class credit cards to our customers under the Bank of Baroda brand.

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5 Recently Listed Multibagger Company Stocks That Delivered Up To 309% Return Since Listing

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1. Latent View Analytics:

The data analytics company with no listed peer has seen a marvelous listing gain and indeed turned into a multibagger on the listing day (November 23, 2021). The scrip as against the issue price of Rs. 197 per share opened at a premium of 160 percent at Rs. 512.2 on the NSE. The IT services and consulting firm continues to see gains for the second day in a row and settled today at Rs. 584.95 climbing over 19 percent in trade today. Last the scrip commanded a market cap of Rs. 11,571 crore.

An important point that cannot be overlooked is that the IPO of Latent View broke all previous records and garnered a massive subscription to the tune of 339 times.

The leading player in Data and Analytics segment is a trusted partner to Fortune 500 clienteles. Adhering to quality corporate governance policies the company excels in Digital Solution Accelerators, Big Data Capabilities, Social Media Predictive Analytics and Analytics Tools.

The scrip of Latent View Analytics has been given a ‘Hold’ call by experts given the huge scope in the field going ahead, strong margins with more than 20 percent RoE etc.

2.	Sigachi Industries:

2. Sigachi Industries:

The pharma and drugs entity that debuted on November 15, 2021 saw a historic listing which was the biggest ever gains on the D-Street. The stock as against the issue price of Rs. 163, opened the first trade at Rs. 575 apiece on the BSE, a spectacular premium of 253%.

Hyderabad-based Sigachi Industries is an industry leader in the field of Pharma Excipients, Nutra and food ingredients. Incorporated in the year 1989, the firm is among the largest manufacturers of Microcrystalline Cellulose (MCC) worldwide. This MCC has applications across varied industries including pharma, cosmetic, food and nutraceuticals.

3.	Paras Defence and Technologies:

3. Paras Defence and Technologies:

The defence sector company also had a blockbuster listing on October 1, 2021. As against the issue price of Rs. 175, the stock debuted on the NSE at a price of Rs. 469, a premium of 168 percent.

If you had been allotted 1 lot (85 shares) on your IPO application and continued with it till now, your investment into the scrip is worth currently 60,907. This though entailed an initial investment of just Rs. 175* 85 share =14,875.

Mumbai-based Premier Make in India Company has exclusive capabilities from Concept to Commissioning in the area of Defence Electronics, Defence & Space Optics and ..Defence Heavy Engineering. We are the only company in India to manufacture Infrared Optics in large quantities. Furthermore, Paras is the only Indian company supplying critical imaging components including large sized optics for space applications.

4.	Tatva Chintan Pharma Chem:

4. Tatva Chintan Pharma Chem:

The speciality chemicals company made its way to the D-Street on July 29, 2021.In comparison to the issue price of Rs. 1083, the stock with a premium of 95% listed at a price of Rs. 2111.8 on the BSE.

Just 4 months after the listing, the stock as on November 24 closed at a price of Rs. 2626.2, implying return to the tune of 142 percent. The stock’s 52-week high price is Rs. 2977.8.

Tatva Chintan is engaged in the manufacture of a diverse portfolio of structure directing agents (“SDAs”), phase transfer catalysts (“PTCs”), electrolyte salts for super capacitor batteries and pharmaceutical and agrochemical intermediates and other specialty chemicals (“PASC”). Moreover, it is the largest and only commercial manufacturer of SDAs for zeolites in India.

5. GR Infraprojects:

5. GR Infraprojects:

The company from the construction -infrastructure space debuted on the Indian stock exchanges on July 19, 2021. In comparison to the issue price of Rs. 837, the scrip kicked off opening trade at a price of Rs. 1715.85 on NSE, a gain of 105% premium from the issue price. Currently, the scrip trades at a price of Rs. 1850.9, which is a substantial gain of 121 percent from the issue price in just 4 months since listing.

Udaipur-based GR Infraprojects is an integrated road engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) company. The company has experience into designing and construction of several road and highway projects and of late it has even diversified into the railways sector.

Apart from the above listed scrips there are other newly listed entities that have given multibagger returns in some months time including the likes of Laxmi Organic, Stove Kraft, Clean Science, Barbeque Nation, Macrotech Developers and Nazara Technologies.

New company listings that turned into multibagger stocks

New company listings that turned into multibagger stocks

Newly listed Companies IPO issue price (in Rs. ) Current price as on November 24, 2021 (in Rs. ) Returns in %
Latent View 197 584.95 197
Sigachi Industries 163 537.45 230
Paras Defence 175 716.55 309
Tatva Chinta 1083 2626.2 142
GR Infra 837 1850.9 121



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Reserve Bank of India – Tenders

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E-tender No. RBI/Central Office/Premises Department/4/21-22/ET/213

Reserve Bank of India, Premises Department, Central Office, Mumbai had invited e-tender for Tender for Design, Supply, Installation, Testing and Commissioning of Contraband Trace Detection System with all Accessories for Bank’s Central Office Building at Fort, Mumbai, through Press Advertisement, RBI Website and MSTC Portal on October 14, 2021.

In this context, it has been decided to extend the tender further upto 03.12.2021.

The Revised Bid Close Date for the captioned e-tender is 03.12.2021 upto 2 p.m.

All terms and conditions mentioned in the tender remain unchanged.

Chief General Manager

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Reserve Bank of India – Press Releases

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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has, by an order dated November 24, 2021, imposed a monetary penalty of ₹20 lakh (Rupees twenty lakh only) on Mulamoottil Financiers Limited, Kozhencherry, Pathanamthitta District, Kerala (the company) for non-adherence with certain provisions of the directions issued by the RBI on classification of Non-performing Assets contained in “Master Direction – Non-Banking Financial Company – Non-Systemically Important Non-Deposit taking Company (Reserve Bank) Directions, 2016” and RBI Directions on Raising Money through Private Placement by NBFCs-Debentures. This penalty has been imposed in exercise of powers vested in RBI under section 45 J A and the provisions of clause (b) of sub-section (1) of section 58 G read with clause (aa) of sub-section (5) of section 58 B of the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934, taking into account the failure of the company to adhere to the aforesaid directions issued by RBI.

This action is based on deficiencies in regulatory compliance and is not intended to pronounce upon the validity of any transaction or agreement entered into by the company with its customers.

Background

The statutory inspection of Mulamoottil Financiers Limited with reference to its financial positions as on March 31, 2018 and scrutiny conducted in February 2018, revealed, inter alia, non-compliance with above mentioned directions issued by RBI. In furtherance to the same, a notice was issued to the company advising it to show cause as to why penalty should not be imposed for failure to comply with the directions issued by RBI. After considering the company’s reply to the notice, oral submissions made during the personal hearing and examination of additional submissions made by it, RBI came to the conclusion that the charge of non-compliance with aforesaid RBI directions was substantiated and warranted imposition of monetary penalty.

(Yogesh Dayal)     
Chief General Manager

Press Release: 2021-2022/1243

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SBI CIO Pandey, BFSI News, ET BFSI

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FinTechs and banks are not competitors, they are collaborators creating an ecosystem that ensures customers are getting the best of what they deserve, said Ravindra Pandey, deputy managing director and chief information officer of State Bank of India.

“We assume that fintechs have the idea, while banks have the data and trust, and both are working on how to marry these three into the absolute product,” said Pandey at a fireside chat with Amol Dethe, Editor, ET BFSI, at the 2nd edition of ET BFSI Converge.

Shedding light on how banks onboard fintechs, he said that the basic model of engagement is to nurture fintechs by having an independent technical evaluation committee, a team of bankers to evaluate the concept of the idea, handhold in journey of engagement, among refinements. Additionally, the bank year marks a certain amount of money for fintechs to develop their products.

No fixed benchmark

“There can’t be a fixed benchmark for a fintech company to be able to collaborate with banks, since by nature, they represent doing things in a new and better manner. The engagement can vary from reactive sourcing, where the fintech approaches the bank or organizing talent hunts like hackathons,” Pandey said.

Highlighting the success and the extent of these collaborations, he said that since 2017, by collaborating with Singzy, there are now 11 fintechs working with SBI to create value for themselves, the bank and the ecosystem. “SBI is going all out, for instance, we are now tying up with an agriculture based fintech, and based on the satellite imagery, we can finance the consumer by knowing all about the land, which crop is what, what is the right bet etc. These are the new and fresh ideas that banks are willing to explore today,” he said.

FinTechs have ideas while banks have data, trust: SBI CIO Pandey

According to Pandey, doing business with fintechs does not necessarily mean creating a new asset or a product, but improving the operational efficiency is also a major reason to collaborate. He is of the strong opinion that banks when interacting with fintech firms need to carefully listen and understand their ideas in order to start brainstorming about how to fit it into the bank’s scheme of things. “Bank’s can’t expect fintechs firms to tell them where their ideas will work and if they do, they are no more fintechs but technology companies,” he added.

Challenges faced by larger banks in collaborating with FinTechs

“Banks are no more averse to receiving news ideas, we have been here for more than 200 years and the time speaks for itself we continuously evolve outside challenges. Initial challenges due to the rules and regulation have to be there since banks are depository of the public trust and money and they cannot just whittle it away without being thorough,” Pandey said.

There are four major obstacles that might occur, first one being the resource constraints because fintechs while initiating the journey usually think that a three man team can work on the project only to realize later that they need more hands on the job. Secondly, the discontinuous nature of fintechs might become problematic, because banking is a business where if invested and integrated in the system, continuity becomes important, Pandey highlighted.

“In today’s world, no idea or technology can be built in isolation. So if their product and services are not customizable, it creates a problem. The fourth problem, which may be very peculiar to larger banks like SBI, is the scale. Sometimes the case is that we like the idea, but when it comes to our scale of operations, it falters,” he said.



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YES Bank CIO, BFSI News, ET BFSI

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Automation will become an imperative rather than a good-to-have in the next 2-3 years while hyper-personalisation will see a lot of innovations after six to eight months, according to Mahesh Ramamoorthy, Chief Information Officer, Yes Bank.

If any bank wants to get into new service or product enhancements it will need straight-through processing or zero ops. A lot of learning will come from some of the good fintech companies that have enabled themselves and have dedicated to building the scale at a very low human footprintMahesh Ramamoorthy, Chief Information Officer, YES Bank, at the Fireside Chat during ETBFSI Converge.

Hyper-personalisation

Hyper-personalisation, he said, was at a nascent stage and a lot of banks are on that journey. There are a lot used cases for hyper-personalisation such as if a customer is doing a purchase and wants money, the bank should be able to triage customer location, profile request along with banking risk and give the customer the money. Another use case is the dispute journey where the transaction could be invalid, incorrect leading to reversal. If we could service the customer using automation or give the customer the progress of the dispute giving another self-experience it would be a defining moment, he said

Saving costs

With automation banks can, on one hand, save costs on the other drive the business. It creates more availability for the customer that increases the standing of the bank in the market. Creating efficiencies in the back office leads to more business in the front office, which leads to driving growth of not just accounts but also balances, Ramamoorthy said.

Despite automation, there are instances where manual intervention is needed, such as customer queries where multiple touchpoints are needed to be addressed, the banking could pull in the information but the service would be needed to be done manually.

He said the bank is open to understanding how fintech firms create accelerated journeys, deployments, service enhancement. “We have a huge focus on partnerships. most of the automation that the fintechs have brought to the table especially when thy use latest tools there have been good learnings,” he said.

Automation’s objective is to move to zero ops, with effective means and very minimum manual intervention. identifying critical processes, to create customer experience, efficiency with a sufficient amount of risk control.



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Reserve Bank of India – Press Releases

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April 14, 2015




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