Sensex rose 5.8% this year, against a 3.2% rise in Nifty; Axis Bank inclusion may blunt Sensex edge
But analysts see silver lining in healthy revenue growth numbers
They are currently among the cheapest MNC pharma stocks and trade at a discount to larger peers
BS Tyre Index is up 21% since October this year, against a 7% rise in the Sensex during the period
Many are still trading 40-50% below their peaks, indicating the extent of opportunity left for investors
While net sales of non-oil and finance companies have grown the fastest in the last five quarters, net profit has declined by 11.2%; the picture looks worse if IT is excluded
Sensex up 18% from late-August lows against 6% rise in underlying earnings during the period
Rural households continue to splurge on branded products, say analysts
Stock now two and a half times more valuable than state giant, an outcome of smarter strategic decisions
Market share of Airtel, Vodafone & Idea rises to 70% from 60% in 2010 and 50% in 2008
19 Indian CFOs in list of top performers in their industries; RIL, Bajaj Auto, Tata Motors among firms honoured
RIL's rising topline has failed to impress market as its weightage on Sensex has falled 86 bps in the year
Thanks to a tight leash on expenses and lower provisioning, HDFC Bank manages to beat estimates but core income disappoints
The Chennai-based tyre brand has not only grown faster but has done so profitably and without taking undue financial risks
Market worth has risen to half that of Airtel and double that of RCom
India Inc putting structures and personnel in place, in line with new Companies Act
Just 28 firms accounted for nearly 75% of total borrowings but financial ratios in some of the most indebted sectors have begun to stabilise
Its entry into low-cost switches with Reo has teething problems; scaling up its network is one of the solutions
Bigger and broader indices do relatively poorly as investors get selective; experts see opportunity if scrips chosen with care
Nearly a third accounted for by DLF alone; HDIL's share 20%