Technical charts suggest that Reliance group stocks such as Jio Financial Services, Network18, Just Dial, Alok Industries and Den Networks can crack up to 21 per cent from here.
Alok Industries, HFCL, Just Dial, Network 18, Den Networks and Hathway Cable, part of RIL-group holdings, were seen trading with huge losses even as RIL stock hit a 8-month high on Wednesday.
Technical charts suggest that smallcap stocks such as Balrampur Chini, Alok Industries, 360 One Wam, Elgi Equipments and Godawari Power are poised to gain in the near-term; check key levels here.
Alok Industries' stock rose as much as 15.9 per cent during the day to ₹19.09 per share, the highest level since early February this year
Alok Industries and Chambal Fertilisers among others have recently bounced back above their 30-EMAs; charts suggest a possibility of an up move in the near-term.
On August 14, billionaire Mukesh Ambani-owned Reliance Industries said it would likely invest around Rs 14,200 crore in its subsidiaries in the current financial year
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The tactic is not new for Reliance. In 2020, Reliance Industries acquired 37.7% stake in textile manufacturer Alok Industries Ltd for Rs 250 cr.
Nifty 500 and Nifty Mid-cap 100 index have already seen a surge of over 2.50 and 6 per cent respectively, in the current month
The rally, some analysts argue, comes on the back of the company's change in focus from being a textile play to manufacturing protective gear in battling the Covid-19 pandemic
Capacity has been scaled up to produce more than 100,000 PPE kits per day and cost has been slashed to nearly Rs 650 per unit from the about Rs 2,000 apiece imported price, they said
As of March 2020, the promoters held 6.15 per cent stake in Alok Industries
The appellate tribunal observed that Sebi in its affidavit had also said that there is no requirement for permission of the market regulator for such delisting
The winning bid was Rs 5,000 crore, which was close to Alok Industries' liquidation value of Rs 4,000-4,500 crore
The corporate debtor owes banks Rs 295 billion, which means they are taking a haircut of more than 86%
Bankruptcy proceedings against Alok Industries began on June 22 after lenders moved the National Company Law Tribunal
Bombay HC is set to hear the ongoing liquidation case against Alok Industries on July 19
Joint lenders forum approved SBI's move to file the application
The company owes over Rs 18,000 crore to a consortium of 32 lenders, led by the State Bank of India
This follows the lenders failed attempt to implement strategic debt restructuring (SDR) in company, bankers said