Tuesday, 31 January 2017

WATCH THIS STOCK, GINNI FILAMENTS, -

Ginni Filaments is a good scrip to accumulate now with a favorable Risk- Reward ratio !

Keep a stoploss of 24.40 it should not go below that ... it might bounce back anytime .. consolidation is always good for an excellent rally . Hold on to it ..!! Will keep you guys updated on it. Charts still says some more conso ahead. Little bit time needed here.

THEN  YOU WILL BE  HAPPY  WITH THIS STOCK

Good Mornig Friends, Stock-Picking Strategies: Qualitative Analysis

Stock-Picking Strategies: Qualitative Analysis
Courtesy : Investopedia
Fundamental analysis has a very wide scope. Valuing a company involves not only crunching numbers and predicting cash flows but also looking at the general, more subjective qualities of a company. Here we will look at how the analysis of qualitative factors is used for picking a stock. 

Management  The backbone of any successful company is strong management. The people at the top ultimately make the strategic decisions and therefore serve as a crucial factor determining the fate of the company. To assess the strength of management, investors can simply ask the standard five Ws: who, where, what, when and why? 
Who? Do some research, and find out who is running the company. Among other things, you should know who its CEO, CFO, COO and CIO are. Then you can move onto the next question. 
Where? You need to find out where these people come from, specifically, their educational and employment backgrounds. Ask yourself if these backgrounds make the people suitable for directing the company in its industry. A management team consisting of people who come from completely unrelated industries should raise questions. If the CEO of a newly-formed mining company previously worked in the industry, ask yourself whether he or she has the necessary qualities to lead a mining company to success. 
What and When? What is the management philosophy? In other words, in what style do these people intend to manage the company? Some managers are more personable, promoting an open, transparent and flexible way of running the business. Other management philosophies are more rigid and less adaptable, valuing policy and established logic above all in the decision-making process. You can discern the style of management by looking at its past actions or by reading the annual report's management, discussion & analysis (MD&A) section. Ask yourself if you agree with this philosophy, and if it works for the company, given its size and the nature of its business. 
Once you know the style of the managers, find out when this team took over the company. Jack Welch, for example, was CEO of General Electric for over 20 years. His long tenure is a good indication that he was a successful and profitable manager; otherwise, the shareholders and the board of directors wouldn't have kept him around. If a company is doing poorly, one of the first actions taken is management restructuring, which is a nice way of saying "a change in management due to poor results". If you see a company continually changing managers, it may be a sign to invest elsewhere. 
At the same time, although restructuring is often brought on by poor management, it doesn't automatically mean the company is doomed. For example, Chrysler Corp was on the brink of bankruptcy when Lee Iacocca, the new CEO, came in and installed a new management team that renewed Chrysler's status as a major player in the auto industry. So, management restructuring may be a positive sign, showing that a struggling company is making efforts to improve its outlook and is about to see a change for the better. 
Why? A final factor to investigate is why these people have become managers. Look at the manager's employment history, and try to see if these reasons are clear. Does this person have the qualities you believe are needed to make someone a good manager for this company? Has s/he been hired because of past successes and achievements, or has s/he acquired the position through questionable means, such as self-appointment after inheriting the company?


Know What a Company Does and How it Makes Money  A second important factor to consider when analyzing a company's qualitative factors is its product(s) or service(s). How does this company make money? In fancy MBA parlance, the question would be "What is the company's business model?" 
Knowing how a company's activities will be profitable is fundamental to determining the worth of an investment. Often, people will boast about how profitable they think their new stock will be, but when you ask them what the company does, it seems their vision for the future is a little blurry: "Well, they have this high-tech thingamabob that does something with fiber-optic cables… ." If you aren't sure how your company will make money, you can't really be sure that its stock will bring you a return. 
One of the biggest lessons taught by the dotcom bust of the late '90s is that not understanding a business model can have dire consequences. Many people had no idea how the dotcom companies were making money, or why they were trading so high. In fact, these companies weren't making any money; it's just that their growth potential was thought to be enormous. This led to overzealous buying based on a herd mentality, which in turn led to a market crash. But not everyone lost money when the bubble burst: Warren Buffett didn't invest in high-tech primarily because he didn't understand it. Although he was ostracized for this during the bubble, it saved him billions of dollars in the ensuing dotcom fallout. You need a solid understanding of how a company actually generates revenue in order to evaluate whether management is making the right decisions.

 
Industry/Competition  Aside from having a general understanding of what a company does, you should analyze the characteristics of its industry, such as its growth potential. A mediocre company in a great industry can provide a solid return, while a mediocre company in a poor industry will likely take a bite out of your portfolio. Of course, discerning a company's stage of growth will involve approximation, but common sense can go a long way: it's not hard to see that the growth prospects of a high-tech industry are greater than those of the railway industry. It's just a matter of asking yourself if the demand for the industry is growing. 
Market share is another important factor. Look at how Microsoft thoroughly dominates the market for operating systems. Anyone trying to enter this market faces huge obstacles because Microsoft can take advantage of economies of scale. This does not mean that a company in a near monopoly situation is guaranteed to remain on top, but investing in a company that tries to take on the "500-pound gorilla" is a risky venture. 
Barriers against entry into a market can also give a company a significant qualitative advantage. Compare, for instance, the restaurant industry to the automobile or pharmaceuticals industries. Anybody can open up a restaurant because the skill level and capital required are very low. The automobile and pharmaceuticals industries, on the other hand, have massive barriers to entry: large capital expenditures, exclusive distribution channels, government regulation, patents and so on. The harder it is for competition to enter an industry, the greater the advantage for existing firms.

 Brand Name  A valuable brand reflects years of product development and marketing. Take for example the most popular brand name in the world: Coca-Cola. Many estimate that the intangible value of Coke's brand name is in the billions of dollars! Massive corporations such as Procter & Gamble rely on hundreds of popular brand names like Tide, Pampers and Head & Shoulders. Having a portfolio of brands diversifies risk because the good performance of one brand can compensate for the underperformers. 
Keep in mind that some stock-pickers steer clear of any company that is branded around one individual. They do so because, if a company is tied too closely to one person, any bad news regarding that person may hinder the company's share performance even if the news has nothing to do with company operations. A perfect example of this is the troubles faced by Martha Stewart Omnimedia as a result of Stewart's legal problems in 2004. 


Don't Overcomplicate  You don't need a PhD in finance to recognize a good company. In his book "One Up on Wall Street", Peter Lynch discusses a time when his wife drew his attention to a great product with phenomenal marketing. Hanes was test marketing a product called L'eggs: women's pantyhose packaged in colorful plastic egg shells. Instead of selling these in department or specialty stores, Hanes put the product next to the candy bars, soda and gum at the checkouts of supermarkets - a brilliant idea since research showed that women frequented the supermarket about 12 times more often than the traditional outlets for pantyhose. The product was a huge success and became the second highest-selling consumer product of the 1970s. 
Most women at the time would have easily seen the popularity of this product, and Lynch's wife was one of them. Thanks to her advice, he researched the company a little deeper and turned his investment in Hanes into a solid earner for Fidelity, while most of the male managers on Wall Street missed out. The point is that it's not only Wall Street analysts who are privy to information about companies; average everyday people can see such wonders too. If you see a local company expanding and doing well, dig a little deeper, ask around. Who knows, it may be the next Hanes. 

 Conclusion 

Assessing a company from a qualitative standpoint and determining whether you should invest in it are as important as looking at sales and earnings. This strategy may be one of the simplest, but it is also one of the most effective ways to evaluate a potential investment. 

Monday, 30 January 2017

Sunday, 29 January 2017

GOOD MORNIG FRIENDS, ANOTHER CHOICE IS--MANGALAM ORGANICS--

Wednesday, 25 January 2017

Tuesday, 24 January 2017

BUY, GINNI FILAMENTS. AND HOLD THE MAXIMUM RETURNES

Ginni Filament looks good to me as well. Company have good products portfolio in textile space & showing good growth. Ginni have tied up with many good brands. It looks mini trident to me. Just check Ginni Filament site + Ginni international site which shows their products.

Monday, 23 January 2017

Thursday, 19 January 2017

MOST IMP--5 things, One must consider before making fresh Section 80C investment for FY 2016-17


      Courtesy : Economic Times


The fag end of the financial year is when we scurry around and grapple with bewildering alphanumeric combinations like Section 80C and 80DD. If your tax-saving efforts are last minute the chances of locking funds in an unsuitable investment are quite high. 
Tax-saving investment should never be made on an ad-hoc basis or for an ill-conceived goal. But with the accounts department of your organisation knocking on your door to submit proofs of actual investments, many people try to   make tax saving investments at the last minute. 
Here is how you can do last-minute tax planning to not only reduce your tax liability, but also save towards the goals you have set at different life stages. 
While choosing the right tax-saver, base your decision on these five important things, among others: *How much deduction from gross total income can you avail *The amount of fresh tax-saving investments you need to make *Kind of tax-saving instrument you should invest in *Tenure of the investment *Taxability of income from the investment 
Once you have got a fix on these, equally important is to choose a tax-saving instrument which can be linked to a specific goal .How much deduction can you avail
Section 80C allows deduction from gross total income (before arriving at taxable income) of up to Rs 1.5 lakh per annum on one or more eligible investments and specified expenses. The eligible investments include life insurance, Equity Linked Savings Schemes (ELSS) mutual funds, Public Provident Fund (PPF), National Savings Certificate (NSC), etc., while expenses and outflows can include tuition fees, principal repayment of home loan, among others.Section 80C allows deduction from gross total income (before arriving at taxable income) of up to Rs 1.5 lakh per annum on one or more eligible investments and specified expenses. The eligible investments include life insurance, Equity Linked Savings Schemes (ELSS) mutual funds, Public Provident Fund (PPF), National Savings Certificate (NSC), etc., while expenses and outflows can include tuition fees, principal repayment of home loan, among others.If you have exhausted your annual limit Sec 80C limit of Rs 1.5 lakh, you can also look at National Pension System (NPS) to save towards retirement and, in the process, save additional tax. 
From 2015-16 onwards, an additional (additional to Section 80C) deduction of up to Rs 50,000 under Section 80CCD (1b) for investment in NPS is also possible. For someone in the highest 30 per cent income tax bracket, it's an additional annual saving of about Rs 15,000. 
Further, the premium paid towards a health insurance plan for self and family members qualifies for tax benefit under Section 80D for Rs 25,000 and Rs 30,000 for those above 60. If one has a home loan, interest payments made towards its repayment can also be claimed under Section 24 of the Income Tax Act. The other deductions include donations under Section 80G, interest payments under Section 80E for education loan, etc. 
Fresh investments you need to make
Before you start looking for the right tax saver, run this simple exercise to evaluate whether you actually need to make any fresh investments for this financial year (2016-17).

Non-Section 80C deductions: First, look at all non-Section 80C deductions like the interest paid on home loan, health plans, educational loan.
Section 80C outflows: Then consider Section 80C-related  expenses like children's tuition fees, principal repayment on home loan, pure term life insurance plans premiums.
Existing Section 80C commitments: Consider all the existing Section 80C commitments to invest/to pay premium such as in Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) and endowment life insurance, respectively

The exercise above gives you a total of existing commitments under Section 80C, 80D and other deductions. Now, from your gross total income, reduce the amount to arrive at the taxable income.

If your net income after doing the above calculation is still above the tax exemption limit of Rs 2.5 lakh then you need to look at further tax saving. To reduce taxable income further and provided the limit of section 80C isn't yet exhausted, look for the right Section 80C investments.Before you start looking for the right tax saver, run this simple exercise to evaluate whether you actually need to make any fresh investments for this financial year (2016-17). 
Non-Section 80C deductions: First, look at all non-Section 80C deductions like the interest paid on home loan, health plans, educational loan. Section 80C outflows: Then consider Section 80C-related  expenses like children's tuition fees, principal repayment on home loan, pure term life insurance plans premiums. Existing Section 80C commitments: Consider all the existing Section 80C commitments to invest/to pay premium such as in Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) and endowment life insurance, respectively 
The exercise above gives you a total of existing commitments under Section 80C, 80D and other deductions. Now, from your gross total income, reduce the amount to arrive at the taxable income. 
If your net income after doing the above calculation is still above the tax exemption limit of Rs 2.5 lakh then you need to look at further tax saving. To reduce taxable income further and provided the limit of section 80C isn't yet exhausted, look for the right Section 80C investments.Kind of tax-saving instrument
Within the basket of Section 80C investments, there are two options to choose from: Investments offering "Fixed and assured returns" and those offering "market-linked returns".

The former primarily includes debt assets, including notified bank deposits with a minimum period of five years, endowment life insurance plans, PPF, NSC, Senior Citizens Savings Scheme (SCSC), etc. The returns are fixed for the entire duration and and generally in line with the rates prevalent in the economy and very close to inflation figure. They suit conservative investors whose aim is to preserve capital rather than create wealth.

The 'market-linked returns' category is primarily the equity-asset class. Here, one can choose from ELSS of mutual funds and Unit-Linked Insurance Plan (ULIP), pension plans and the NPS. The returns are not assured but linked to the performance of the underlying assets such as equity or debt.  They have the potential to generate higher inflation adjusted return in the long run to the extent they are based on the equity asset class.
Tenure
All the above tax-saving instruments, by nature, are medium to long term products: From a three-year lock-in that comes with ELSS to a 15-year lock-in of PPF. Some like life insurance require annual payments to be made for a longer duration.

Taxability of income
Another important factor to consider is the post-tax return of the tax-saving investment. For instance, most fixed and assured returns products such as NSC provide you with Section 80C benefits, but the returns, currently 8 per cent (five-year) annually, are taxable. This makes the effective post-tax return equal to 5.52 per cent for the highest taxpayers. Considering the annual inflation of six per cent, the real return is almost zero!

Of all the tax-saving tools, only PPF, EPF, ELSS and insurance plans enjoy the EEE status, i.e., the growth is tax-exempt during the three stages of investing, growth and withdrawal.

Making the right choice
First, identify your medium and long term goals. A market-linked equity-backed tax-saving instrument is good for long term goals as equities need time to perform. And, before considering a taxable investment, see the tax rate that applies to you and consider the post-tax return. A low post-tax return after adjusting for inflation will not help you in achieving your goals in the long run. Inflation erodes the purchasing power of money, especially  Within the basket of Section 80C investments, there are two options to choose from: Investments offering "Fixed and assured returns" and those offering "market-linked returns". 
The former primarily includes debt assets, including notified bank deposits with a minimum period of five years, endowment life insurance plans, PPF, NSC, Senior Citizens Savings Scheme (SCSC), etc. The returns are fixed for the entire duration and and generally in line with the rates prevalent in the economy and very close to inflation figure. They suit conservative investors whose aim is to preserve capital rather than create wealth. 
The 'market-linked returns' category is primarily the equity-asset class. Here, one can choose from ELSS of mutual funds and Unit-Linked Insurance Plan (ULIP), pension plans and the NPS. The returns are not assured but linked to the performance of the underlying assets such as equity or debt.  They have the potential to generate higher inflation adjusted return in the long run to the extent they are based on the equity asset class. Tenure All the above tax-saving instruments, by nature, are medium to long term products: From a three-year lock-in that comes with ELSS to a 15-year lock-in of PPF. Some like life insurance require annual payments to be made for a longer duration. 
Taxability of income Another important factor to consider is the post-tax return of the tax-saving investment. For instance, most fixed and assured returns products such as NSC provide you with Section 80C benefits, but the returns, currently 8 per cent (five-year) annually, are taxable. This makes the effective post-tax return equal to 5.52 per cent for the highest taxpayers. Considering the annual inflation of six per cent, the real return is almost zero! 
Of all the tax-saving tools, only PPF, EPF, ELSS and insurance plans enjoy the EEE status, i.e., the growth is tax-exempt during the three stages of investing, growth and withdrawal. 
Making the right choice First, identify your medium and long term goals. A market-linked equity-backed tax-saving instrument is good for long term goals as equities need time to perform. And, before considering a taxable investment, see the tax rate that applies to you and consider the post-tax return. A low post-tax return after adjusting for inflation will not help you in achieving your goals in the long run. Inflation erodes the purchasing power of money, especially   over long term.

Conclusion
Tax planning should ideally begin at the start of every financial year. Remember, the risks of planning tax-saving in a hurry later are manifold. There is, for instance, a high probability of picking up an unsuitable product. Also, there isn't any one instrument that can help you save tax and at the same time also provide safe, assured and highest return. Your final choice should ideally be based on a gamut of factors rather than solely being driven by returns from the financial product.
Conclusion Tax planning should ideally begin at the start of every financial year. Remember, the risks of planning tax-saving in a hurry later are manifold. There is, for instance, a high probability of picking up an unsuitable product. Also, there isn't any one instrument that can help you save tax and at the same time also provide safe, assured and highest return. Your final choice should ideally be based on a gamut of factors rather than solely being driven by returns from the financial product.

Wednesday, 18 January 2017

NOW I AM GIVING YOU AGAIN TO COMPARE TO E- LAND APPAREL

When s p apparels ltd (tamil nadhu) company fixed ipo price rs 258 to rs 268 per equity share, think about korean company value in the days to come. no need to worry for e-land, will fly high in the days to come.s p apparels ltd, manufacturers and exporters of knitted garments for children, has fixed a price band of rs 258-268 per equity share for its proposed initial public offer (ipo) that seeks to raise around rs 215 crore. "the company has fixed the price band from rs 258 to rs 268 per equity share consisting of a fresh issue of equity shares aggregating up to rs 215 crore and an offer for sale of up to 9,00,000 equity shares by new york life investment management india fund (fvci) ii llc, the selling shareholder," s p apparels chairman and managing director p sundararajan told reporters here. the offer opens on august 2 and closes on august 4. the tiruppur-based company currently operates through 21 manufacturing facilities in tamil nadu. for fiscal year 2016, the company exported approximately 35.98 million pieces of knitted garments for infants and children directly to international customers, including tesco and primark. the ipo is managed by motilal oswal investment advisors private limited and centrum capital limited. the equity shares offered through the ipo are proposed to be listed on bse and nse.South Korean fashion conglomerate E-Land Group has shortlisted five preliminary candidates that bid at least 1 trillion won ($859 million) for apparel brand Teenie Weenie%u2019s operations in China. The group said on Tuesday that 10 bidders participated in the auction and its sale%u2019s adviser China International Capital Corporation (CICC) picked five preliminary contenders including Chinese fashion companies and financial investors that proposed more than 1 trillion won for Teenie Weenie%u2019s trademark, business rights, design and sales organization in China. The deal excluded the brand%u2019s operations in Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan. E-Land will give the shortlisted bidders a month to conduct due diligence and name the final bidder early next month. The group aims to sign a final contract in July and complete the sale process within September. The Chinese operation of Teenie Weenie, one of the best-selling brands in China, raked in 446.2 billion won in sales last year through its 1,200 stores across the country. Its net profit came to 90.3 billion won last year and average operating profit margin reached 34 percent. E-Land expects that the potential sale of Teenie Weenie would significantly improve the group%u2019s overall financial health. Encouraged by Teenie Weenie bid%u2019s result, the group is also set to speed up the process of selling its retail chain Kim%u2019s Club, an initial public offering (IPO) of E-Land Retail and pre-IPO of its Chinese entity.

Tuesday, 17 January 2017

BUMPER STOCK IS ' MAXIMA SYSTEM LTD ' ( 526538 ) INVEST IN THIS STOCK FOR BUMPER PROFIT

Maximaa Systems Limited  --(MSL )World's First & Only Proyurveda Company
Continuing the identification of multibaggers in Ayurvedic division, here is another company called Maximaa Systems Limited, Valuable small capital companies in indian share market. Multibagger companies hidden gems value buy stocks.
Maximaa Systems Limited (MSL) is the first and only company in Proyurveda (probiotics) segment in the World. Company got the technology from eminent scientist Dr.MS Reddy, Who had given the patents and taken the 10% stake in the company is an indication of confidence towards the bright future of proyurveda products. Mr. Reddy has been nominated for noble prize from USA along with Bill Clinton and Bill gates in the year 2012.
MSL used to operate in three divisions namely Systems Storage, IT services and Pharma division. But considering huge working capital requirements to run these divisions, management hived off System storage and IT service divisions in the current quarter. So that they can focus keenly on pharma division where business scalability and future growth exist. This is a good decision considering the size of the company. Management was approached for funds by equity participation and recently allotted 3.5 lakh shares @5.35rs.
What is all about this proyurveda and probiotics?
 
•    Probiotics are live bacteria given to treat and prevent disease. This will not have any side effects.
•    Probiotics is mixed with ayurveda to generate proyurveda medicines.
•   Similarly Nutraceuticals is another product of the company; It is a food or food product that reportedly provides health and medical benefits, including the prevention and treatment of disease.
•    Monopoly in 'Dairycal Plus' medicine, Natural dairy milk calcium helps in menopausal osteoporosis.
•    Natural dairy milk calcium, derived from pure cow milk provides 100% bio-available calcium along with probiotics without any Gastro-intestinal side effects.
•    Maximaa Proyurveda is the only Herbaceuticals Company to have Patented Herbal Range of Products in UNITED STATES, CHINA & INDIA.
•    Company has all the necessary approvals from the regulatories , this is a highly regulated Industry. 

Recent Actions--
During the last Financial Year to take this new challenging business move forward, Company has completed a new manufacturing plant, the fund requirement of Rupees Sixteen Crores for the same as follows. Bank of India has extended Rs. 11.25 crores (Eleven crores ad twenty five  lakhs)  towards  Building,  Plant  &  Machinery  and  Working  Capital and the  balance  of  Rs.  5  crores  (Five crores) is raised by way of Unsecured Loan. Company has constructed World Class Manufacturing facility for  its  Proyurveda  range  of  products,  which  is  as  per  WHO-GMP  Guidelines  having  clean  room environment to manufacture capsules, syrup, oil & gel.
Accordingly the company has commenced WHOGPM compliant facility at GIDC, Valsad for manufacturing pharma products. Though this division started nearly 3 years back itself, Until now the production facility was the constrain, but with this new facility sales will boost up fast. The entry in International Market will increase the revenue. The OTC segment will contribute heavily to the growth of the Company going forward.  The commenced plant is sufficient to create sales of 250 crores per annum. Company owns patents for 120 proyurveda formulations in USA, India and China. Currently company products are marketed to Maharsthra, Orissa, Uttara Pradesh and Rajasthan.

MSL last week launched the online portal www.maximaaproyurveda.com to make the products available to the consumers across the country. Company product portfolio covers wide range of segments such as Skin Care, Hair Care, Liver Care, Bone care, Respiratory Care, Diet Care and Neuro care etc. Some of the products like MaxNRG, MaxARTHO and MaxPILO are available on Snapdeal, company is in talks with other e-commerce players for launching the products. 
Currently this industry is in blossom stage and one can expect multibagger returns once the company starts delivering good results from next quarter onwards.  Since it is a microcap and risk level is certainly high and regarding shareholding Promoters hold 35% of stake and the scientist family hold another 11% stake in the company.
Conclusion: Having patents,  Starting the manufacturing plant, recruiting different positions across Mumbai & Ahmadabad, Only listed player in the segment and huge market for ayurvedic products. Considering these factors it is only a matter of time to join the company in multibagger league.
Also the company has utilised this Miss India 2016 event to substantially prop up their presence. A lot of photos with the contestants floating on FB and twitter. May be stock is being noticed by prospective  Investors.

RAJOO ENGG-- IS ANOTHER NICE STOCK TO INVEST..

Its come to my knowledge that, the company has mou between rajoo engineers and department of science & technology. under the mou, rajoo engineers will be setting up a biotechnology park in rajkot to produce biopolymers with an investment intention of rs 900 crore approximately).
15.50 is good support. Who had position do not sell. It will come to again 24/- level. Good products and management. Innovative technology in Plastic processing machinery. Hold for one year. Give very good return. In capital good industries is biggest benefit of demonstration. Bank is having good amount of funds. So in coming quarters. Such plastic processing company get good amount of orders. Plastic industries is fastest growing industries. This industries growing by 20 to 25%. Small equities Base. Promotor holding around 70%. Only few floating stock with retail investors. Invest like FD for multi fold returns. Buy or hold. But do not sell.

Maximaa Systems Limited --(MSL )

Maximaa Systems Limited  --(MSL )World's First & Only Proyurveda Company
Continuing the identification of multibaggers in Ayurvedic division, here is another company called Maximaa Systems Limited, Valuable small capital companies in indian share market. Multibagger companies hidden gems value buy stocks.
Maximaa Systems Limited (MSL) is the first and only company in Proyurveda (probiotics) segment in the World. Company got the technology from eminent scientist Dr.MS Reddy, Who had given the patents and taken the 10% stake in the company is an indication of confidence towards the bright future of proyurveda products. Mr. Reddy has been nominated for noble prize from USA along with Bill Clinton and Bill gates in the year 2012.
MSL used to operate in three divisions namely Systems Storage, IT services and Pharma division. But considering huge working capital requirements to run these divisions, management hived off System storage and IT service divisions in the current quarter. So that they can focus keenly on pharma division where business scalability and future growth exist. This is a good decision considering the size of the company. Management was approached for funds by equity participation and recently allotted 3.5 lakh shares @5.35rs.
What is all about this proyurveda and probiotics?
 
•    Probiotics are live bacteria given to treat and prevent disease. This will not have any side effects.
•    Probiotics is mixed with ayurveda to generate proyurveda medicines.
•   Similarly Nutraceuticals is another product of the company; It is a food or food product that reportedly provides health and medical benefits, including the prevention and treatment of disease.
•    Monopoly in 'Dairycal Plus' medicine, Natural dairy milk calcium helps in menopausal osteoporosis.
•    Natural dairy milk calcium, derived from pure cow milk provides 100% bio-available calcium along with probiotics without any Gastro-intestinal side effects.
•    Maximaa Proyurveda is the only Herbaceuticals Company to have Patented Herbal Range of Products in UNITED STATES, CHINA & INDIA.
•    Company has all the necessary approvals from the regulatories , this is a highly regulated Industry. 

Recent Actions--
During the last Financial Year to take this new challenging business move forward, Company has completed a new manufacturing plant, the fund requirement of Rupees Sixteen Crores for the same as follows. Bank of India has extended Rs. 11.25 crores (Eleven crores ad twenty five  lakhs)  towards  Building,  Plant  &  Machinery  and  Working  Capital and the  balance  of  Rs.  5  crores  (Five crores) is raised by way of Unsecured Loan. Company has constructed World Class Manufacturing facility for  its  Proyurveda  range  of  products,  which  is  as  per  WHO-GMP  Guidelines  having  clean  room environment to manufacture capsules, syrup, oil & gel.
Accordingly the company has commenced WHOGPM compliant facility at GIDC, Valsad for manufacturing pharma products. Though this division started nearly 3 years back itself, Until now the production facility was the constrain, but with this new facility sales will boost up fast. The entry in International Market will increase the revenue. The OTC segment will contribute heavily to the growth of the Company going forward.  The commenced plant is sufficient to create sales of 250 crores per annum. Company owns patents for 120 proyurveda formulations in USA, India and China. Currently company products are marketed to Maharsthra, Orissa, Uttara Pradesh and Rajasthan.

MSL last week launched the online portal www.maximaaproyurveda.com to make the products available to the consumers across the country. Company product portfolio covers wide range of segments such as Skin Care, Hair Care, Liver Care, Bone care, Respiratory Care, Diet Care and Neuro care etc. Some of the products like MaxNRG, MaxARTHO and MaxPILO are available on Snapdeal, company is in talks with other e-commerce players for launching the products. 
Currently this industry is in blossom stage and one can expect multibagger returns once the company starts delivering good results from next quarter onwards.  Since it is a microcap and risk level is certainly high and regarding shareholding Promoters hold 35% of stake and the scientist family hold another 11% stake in the company.
Conclusion: Having patents,  Starting the manufacturing plant, recruiting different positions across Mumbai & Ahmadabad, Only listed player in the segment and huge market for ayurvedic products. Considering these factors it is only a matter of time to join the company in multibagger league.
Also the company has utilised this Miss India 2016 event to substantially prop up their presence. A lot of photos with the contestants floating on FB and twitter. May be stock is being noticed by prospective  Investors.

Monday, 16 January 2017

GINNI FILAMENT--BUY BUY BUY IN EVERY DIP

More than 863701 shares have been taken into delivery counting both the exchanges, be ready for some more blasts here !! 
 There are multiple resistances but 27-28 n 30 are 2 major ones, if taken out decisively we can see 35/40 in no time ! So closly watch it  his vollume
         
  MOST IMPORTANT THINGS --
                               Company had got out of cdr last year now almost debt free
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Good to hear some good news on the topic. what is the logic here for upward movement. just technical or fundamentally the company has improved with better prospects.
         

HAPPY NEW YEAR

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