United Spirits, Globus Spirits, GM Breweries, Pincon Spirit and Radico Khaitan were up in the range
The stock moved higher by 5.4% to Rs 2,470, extending its over 16% rally in past four trading days.
Investors cheered a healthy operational performance by United Spirits Ltd (USL) in the March quarter (Q4) and pushed the stock up 11 per cent intra-day on Wednesday. Despite a fall in overall volumes and sales, higher value products grouped under the prestige and above segment (brands such as McDowell's No 1, Royal Challenge, Signature) grew at a healthy clip. This segment contributes 58 per cent to total revenue and has helped offset a decline in the entry or popular segment. A host of factors, including prohibition in Bihar, demonetisation and the highway ban issue pulled down revenue of the popular segment. A strong show by the prestige and above segment reflects the continuing trend of premiumisation, which has helped operating profit. Even as revenue fell 1.1 per cent to ~2,014 crore, margins expanded 730 basis points (bps) to 12.6 per cent. Excluding one-offs, sales grew a decent seven per cent. Gross margin improvement and lower employee and other expenses aided profit. This, ..
The stock rallied 10% to Rs 2,305 on BSE in intra-day trade on back of heavy volumes.
The stock rallied nearly 6% to Rs 2,194 in intra-day trade, extending its previous week's 9% gain on the BSE
The stock was up 1% at Rs 2,104, falling nearly 6% from its early morning high on the BSE
The stock rallied nearly 6% to Rs 2,199, extending its Tuesday's over 5% surge on the BSE.
Post Q2FY17 results, in past six trading sessions the stock fallen 10% against 2% fall in S&P BSE Sensex.
United Spirits, Globus Spirits, Som Distilleries, Empee Distilleries and GM Breweries were up between 5%-8%
Company wants to align its resources to meet its goals of becoming a trusted and respected consumer goods company
Concerns persist on volume growth due to liquor bans in states
They are facing probe transfer of Rs 4,000 crore by the company in 2007 to its overseas arm based in British Virgin Islands
Diageo-controlled liquor firm United Spirits Ltd (USL) is looking to reduce its debt by up to Rs 2,000 crore in the next two years through various measures that include sale of shares and properties earlier owned by embattled businessman Vijay Mallya."We are looking at a debt reduction of Rs 1,000-2,000 crore in the next two years. On an annualised basis, it would be around Rs 1,000-odd crore," USL chief financial officer Sanjeev Churiwala told analysts in a conference call on Friday.USL has an outstanding debt of over Rs 4,000 crore as on March 31, 2016.Churiwala said the company will consider steps, including divesting 13 properties earlier owned by embattled liquor baron Vijay Mallya and sale of USL shares currently under litigation with IDBI Bank."Sales of 13 properties would fetch around Rs 500-700 crore," Churiwala said.Mallya, however, has the first right to buy the properties as a part of the deal he had signed with Diageo in February to exit from USL.In February Mallya, resign
The company has an outstanding debt of over Rs 4,000 crore as on March 31, 2016
Meanwhile, United Spirits' standalone net loss narrowed to Rs 8.99 crore for the March quarter, on account of exceptional items
The stock moved higher by 5% to Rs 2,600, extending its 5% gain in past two trading sessions on the BSE.
The stock was trading higher by 6% to Rs 2,495 on the BSE in otherwise weak market in noon deal.
Under the agreement, the UK-based company, Diageo agreed to pay Rs 515 crore and absolve him from all the liabilities over alleged financial lapses at the firm founded by his family
Mallya's exit from the board of USL ended a long-drawn tussle between him and the majority owner, UK's Diageo
The stock rallied 6% to Rs 2,836 on the BSE in early morning trade.