• Tata Motors: R1: 184.6, R2: 189.2, R3: 193.9, S1: 175.3, S2: 170.6, S3: 166
Tata Motors: -March total sales at 54,485 units; domestic sales at 52,686 units -March domestic bus, truck sales at 29,006 unit’s vs 35,993 units (YoY)
• RIL: R1: 1617, R2: 1654, R3: 1714, S1: 1521, S2: 1460, S3: 1424
Reliance Industries: RIL D6 gas output to reach onland today: Major fire at Reliance Industries' Coker plant in Jamnagar:
• Suzlon Energy: R1: 48.2, R2: 49.9, R3: 52.8, S1: 43.7, S2: 40.8, S3: 39.1
Suzlon Energy US subsidiary gets order for 20 wind turbines from Duke Energy
• SBI: R1: 1100, R2: 1123, R3: 1161, S1: 1038, S2: 1000, S3: 977
SBI's farm loans grow 50% after rate cut: State Bank of India's (SBI), which controls a fourth of agri lending in India, has grown its produce marketing loans by 50% in a month after it cut rates on lending against warehouse receipts to 8% from 10.5-14.25% earlier.
• Satyam: R1: 42.1, R2: 44.5, R3: 46.5, S1: 37.6, S2: 35.6, S3: 33.2
WL Ross confirms being in fray for Satyam: Wilbur Ross has confirmed exclusively to CNBC-TV18 that he is in the race for Satyam bringing the total tally, that is known, to four, that is L&T, Tech Mahindra, WL Ross and IBM.
• Maruti: R1: 806, R2: 819, R3: 839, S1: 772, S2: 751, S3: 738
Maruti 800, Omni to be phased out of 11 metros by 2010: Maruti Suzuki India has said that its 800 and Omni models will not be available for sale in 11 metros including Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata starting 2010 when Euro IV norms kick in. The company has decided that the models will not be made Euro IV compliant.
• Logistic counter to see more downside: Feb exports slide 21.7% to $11.9 billion.
Indian exports slid for the fifth straight month in February, registering its sharpest monthly fall yet in fiscal 2008-09, raising doubts whether the country can meet its pared down annual target. Lukewarm demand from key global markets pulled down exports by 21.7% to $11.9 billion in February while imports fell by 23.3% during the month to $16.8 billion, largely on account of the cut in the oil bill. Sectors including textiles, handicrafts, leather, carpets, marine products and gems & jewellery continued to be battered in the export market.
Tata Motors: -March total sales at 54,485 units; domestic sales at 52,686 units -March domestic bus, truck sales at 29,006 unit’s vs 35,993 units (YoY)
• RIL: R1: 1617, R2: 1654, R3: 1714, S1: 1521, S2: 1460, S3: 1424
Reliance Industries: RIL D6 gas output to reach onland today: Major fire at Reliance Industries' Coker plant in Jamnagar:
• Suzlon Energy: R1: 48.2, R2: 49.9, R3: 52.8, S1: 43.7, S2: 40.8, S3: 39.1
Suzlon Energy US subsidiary gets order for 20 wind turbines from Duke Energy
• SBI: R1: 1100, R2: 1123, R3: 1161, S1: 1038, S2: 1000, S3: 977
SBI's farm loans grow 50% after rate cut: State Bank of India's (SBI), which controls a fourth of agri lending in India, has grown its produce marketing loans by 50% in a month after it cut rates on lending against warehouse receipts to 8% from 10.5-14.25% earlier.
• Satyam: R1: 42.1, R2: 44.5, R3: 46.5, S1: 37.6, S2: 35.6, S3: 33.2
WL Ross confirms being in fray for Satyam: Wilbur Ross has confirmed exclusively to CNBC-TV18 that he is in the race for Satyam bringing the total tally, that is known, to four, that is L&T, Tech Mahindra, WL Ross and IBM.
• Maruti: R1: 806, R2: 819, R3: 839, S1: 772, S2: 751, S3: 738
Maruti 800, Omni to be phased out of 11 metros by 2010: Maruti Suzuki India has said that its 800 and Omni models will not be available for sale in 11 metros including Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata starting 2010 when Euro IV norms kick in. The company has decided that the models will not be made Euro IV compliant.
• Logistic counter to see more downside: Feb exports slide 21.7% to $11.9 billion.
Indian exports slid for the fifth straight month in February, registering its sharpest monthly fall yet in fiscal 2008-09, raising doubts whether the country can meet its pared down annual target. Lukewarm demand from key global markets pulled down exports by 21.7% to $11.9 billion in February while imports fell by 23.3% during the month to $16.8 billion, largely on account of the cut in the oil bill. Sectors including textiles, handicrafts, leather, carpets, marine products and gems & jewellery continued to be battered in the export market.
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