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Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Parekh Aluminex BSE Id: 532606 NSE Code: PARAL

CMP (BSE): Rs. 236.40

CMP (NSE): Rs.236.50

Industry: Packaging

Parekh Aluminex Limited (PAL) is the largest manufacturer and exporter of Aluminium Foil Containers (AFC), and also one of the biggest manufacturers in Aluminium Foil Rolls (AFRs) and Aluminium Lids, in India. They are the single largest player in the organised sector in India. In the fifteen years of their existence, they have carved a niche for their products in not just India, but the entire region, emerging as the leading name in AFCs in the entire sub-continent. The adaptability and the multi-purpose quality of PAL's products sees them being utilized in domestic, industrial and commercial sectors worldwide.

From packing food and food-related items, ash-trays, trays, medicinal trays, gas-mats, barbequing servers, bake trays and containers to new-born babies’ bath pans, pet foods servers and casseroles - PAL’s products have penetrated every sector and enrich lives at every imaginable juncture.

It is the first company in this category to receive the prestigious ISO 9001:2000 certification from BVQI, UK and the only company from India to break into the highly quality conscious European markets. They have two manufacturing facilities situated strategically close together in the tax havens of the Union Territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, India. They have managed to not just maximise profits for their investors, but also have a distinctive edge over competition in India and worldwide markets.

Their startegic and well-thought out business plan has resulted in the signing of a marketing agreement with one of the largest manufacturers of aluminium in the world, to market its products in Germany. Further PAL has acquired a Singapore based company by taking over its plant and machinery for making Aluminium Foil Containers, along with its customer base. As a result business of South East Asian Airlines such as Emirates Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Thai Airways amongst others have been added to the company's kitty.


PAL's growth story:

The rising middle class and its conscious efforts to demand hygenic product was skilfully turned into a profitable opportunity by PAL. This can be seen in the sales graph of PAL which went up from Rs. 162.8 million in 1998-1999 to Rs. 4212.6 million in 2008-2009. During the same period, net income rose from Rs. 3.91 million to Rs. 381.4 million. This growth was accompanied by growth in asset base and customers, upgraded technology, semi - automatic processes being gradually replaced by automatic processes. Further, the variety of products to be offered to customers, too has increased. This kind of impressive performance is a result of long vision, long term planning, meticulous implementation and dedicated efforts of the employees and management.



PAL's Edge:

  • It has a strategic job-work order and tie-up with Hindalco Industries Ltd. (one of the largest manufacturers of aluminium in the country). This tie- up ensures PAL getting raw materials at preferential rates.
  • It entered into an agreement with ALCAN, one of the largest producers of aluminium in the world, to market AFC's and AFR's in Germany, thus opening up the entire German markets for PAL.
  • It acquired DES (Singapore) with its plant and machinery along with its customer base, which includes Emirates Airlines, Singapore Airline and Thai Airways amongst others.
  • It is the biggest supplier of AFC to railways, flight kitchens, airlines and fivestar hotels.
  • With the aim of meeting future demands, fueling higher sales growth and economies of scale and increasing profitability, PAL has increased its manufacturing capacity by four times in the last two years. The manufacturing capacity of AFC's has increased from 457 million to 1175 million peices, AFR's from 7.5 million to 15 million pieced and aluminium lids from 185 million to 470 million pieces, per annum.
  • PAL has ventured into trial exports to newer markets like Nigeria, Yemen and Sri-Lanka, resulting in additional and bigger orders for their products.
  • It has the distinction of being the manufacturer of the largest variety of AFC's in various shapes and sizes catering to a wide gamut of industries.


PAL is quoting at 5.35 PE in an industry where the average PE is about 10.81. It is quoting at almost its book value. It is a regular dividend paying company and its dividend yield come to about 1.24% at the CMP. Its sales are almost twice its current market capitalization which puts PAL well within the comfortable zone. It has a very small equity of just Rs. 12.94 crores. An increase in profits will be shared and distributed among a smaller base thus resulting in exponential rise in its stock price. Thus this is a very good positive. Its debt equity ratio stands at 1.37 which is well within the safe zone. Its interest coverage ratio stands at 3.18 which puts PAL well within the margin of safety.

Thus it can be considered as a safe investment. Its EPS for the year 2009-2010 was Rs. 35.20. However in the first two quaters of the current financial year it has already earned around Rs. 25.09 which is quite impressive. Over the years it has shown a consistent growth in its sales and with the current expansion, it will continue with this growth projectary.

PAL belongs to an industry which can be considered as a recession proof industry. It is something like a match box industry. Its demand never ceases. Thus according to me, this is a very good safe and long term investment and it has the potential to become a multibagger in future. Buying at current levels and on dips would be good.

Happy Investing

58 comments:

  1. Hi Purvi,
    Once again nice analysis.
    Congrats.
    As for PARAL, I was lucky to invest @ 150 and sold half of my quantity once it doubled.
    Still holding on with the free rest half.
    For 2 days, it looked like, it came out of 1 wk of LC. But again today it hit LC.
    I personally think its an excellent company, but would like to invest more once it slightly consolidates may be perhaps around 275-300.
    With Regards,
    Vikas

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  2. Hi Vikas,

    It sounds good. Good luck.

    Thank you.
    Purvi Shah. :-)

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  3. Hi Purvi,
    Any special comments on PARAL after its announcement to venture into Power sector?
    Vikas

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  4. hi purvi well can i know ur qualification and work experiance.i am asking this not to dethrown ur ego but since i need to ask you crtain question and whether you are qualified person to ask that i was wondering?

    2 questions of mine

    1. i think p.e and p/bv are fine but a company should always be valued by cash flow.so can you tell the ideal cash flow ratio's for a value stock and how cash flow can be analysed by simple investor in simple words

    and which cash flow ratio's are important for eg:- we say p.e less than 15 is a good buy same way how can we do for cash flow ratio

    need a detailed reply frm u

    you can reach me at dipoct@gmail.com

    Thanks purvi

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  5. Hey Vikas,
    Power sector is the backbone of all the other sectors. It is a basic requirement. It has alot of potential.
    As far as PARAL is concerned, since it is venturing in the power sector through the SPV route, I think it will be good for the company. This venture will be like a subsidiary and both, the main company and this subsidiary will be seperate. This is what I understand by SPV.
    Seems good as of now.
    But still would like to have a look at the further details.

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  6. Hi Dipesh,
    I have done my MBA and I am currently studying for my CFA exams (last group). I did my internship at Deutsche Bank Operations India (DBOI). Currently, I am an investor and I carry out my own independent research which thereby helps me take more informed decisions regarding my own investments.

    This blog was created by me to just share my ideas. My posts are not a buy call. Its just my research and I share it so that people may be able to take a informed decision if they want to invest in a particulat company. Doing ones own research is a necessity in this field. So thats about my work.

    As far as Cash flow ratios are concerned, they too are important. Let me list down a few of the important ones

    (1) Cash Flow from Operations (CFO) to Net Income ratio - This ratio indicated the extent to which the net income generated cash in a business. A decline in this ratio indicates a cash flow problem. This can be a very bad sign. But check out for the reasons responsible for this.
    (2) Cash flow coverage ratio - This is like interest coverage ratio, it help you find out the margin of safety that a particular company provides. It is the ratio of (Net income + depriciation + amortization) to Total debt payment. A ratio less than 1 indicates that the company is on a verge of bankrupcy. Its better to stay away from that company.
    (3)Asset Efficiency Ratio: This ratio is CFO to total assets. This ratio can be used while doing an intercompany analysis within the same sector. This will help you find out how well a company is able to utilize its assets to generate a cash flow.
    (4) Cash generating Power - It is CFO to (CFO + Investing cash flow + Financing cash flow). The ratio demonstrates a company’s ability to generate cash and the proportion of the cash generated solely by operations compared to the total cash inflow. It indicates the extent of dependence on external sources as a means of financing. Larger it is, the more dependent a company is on external funding and this can lead to higher level of financial risk.

    Well these are few of the ratios. And like this there are hundreds of different ratios. Its upto you to decide which ones to select for your analysis. This selection of ratios changes from analyst to analyst. Looking at all the ratios is not possible. But I hope this will help you.

    Thank you,
    Purvi P. Shah

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  7. Hi Purvi,

    Ur analysis are very good and every recoms giving good returns. Ur indipendent analysis helping a lot to retail investors. I find lot of peoples giving recoms online but seems each and every one is having some bad idea of cheating retail investor in back end. But you are genuine , I thank you a lot on behalf of each and every one who follows ur analysis.

    I wish you all the success, health and wealth in your life

    Thanks again
    Pradeep

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  8. Hi Pradeep,

    Thanks for your appreciation. It really motivates me to continue with my work. Thank you so much for your wishes.

    Purvi P. Shah

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  9. Hi Purvi,

    Your analysis on Paral was on Dec 13th, that time it was almost 60% down in one week before. And in this week it hit 2 upper ckt. But main reason it was so much down I heard was due to "The SEBI's crackdown on some mid and small company in the price rigging scam is one big reason for the crash in this stock". Anyway I think at that time there was no comment from PARAL about its involvement, but it gave an great opportunity to enter.

    Even though the businesses was still doing well, I just tried to find any comment on this in your analysis, do you have any comment on same?

    Regards
    Pradeep

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  10. Hi Pradeep,

    Ya I am aware about the huge fall in PARAL and many other stocks. But still I find this company attractive because of its valuations and the business that it is into which will be a great growth driver for it. As far as the price rigging is concerned, there are many companies which rose to such levels and came back crashing down like a house of cards when the price rigging issue came in limelight. PARAL, I guess was a victim of that scare. But how can a company be involved in price rigging, it is the operators who are responsible. I dont know if price rigging has been done in PARAL too. Even if its done, its not the companies fault, and eventually the results talk for themselves. And in case of PARAL I think they will do good in their business. So I am not worried about that thing. Even if it goes down, I think I will give a more mouth watering opportunity to the investors to enter.

    Thank You,
    Happy Investing
    Purvi P. Shah :-)

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  11. Hi Purvi,

    I am curently pursuing MBA from NMIMS Mumbai...I want to learn stock analysis...can u pls guide me how to go abt it
    Thanks
    Amit

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  12. Hi Purvi

    Thanks for ur comments. Yes I know that we have seen many scams like bribe, price rigging etc, but when a company is good in its business and value for investors, these scams gives great opportunity for investors and effect of that scam vanishes very quickly, and we have seen same in case of PARAL whcih hit uckt continuously in last 2 sessions

    Thnaks for your view which gave me much confidence not just for PARAL case but for all companies which are great value investments and gives good opportunities due to some bad temporary news

    Thanks again for ur great work

    Regards
    Pradeep

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  13. Hi Amit,

    Annual reports and the newspapers are the best friends of any investor and analyst. You get loads of information in it. As far as annual reports are concerned never skip the management discussion analysis and Directors report in an annual report. Management discussion and analysis section will give you a good view of the sector the company is into.

    Apart from that try to link and see the consequences and effects of the various policies, advances in the economy,demand supply, to the various sectors, try to link it to the company you are studying. Try and get a macroeconomic view on the sector the company is into.

    And the internet world is huge which bring a HUGE amount of information at your disposal. Try exploring it to the maximum.

    Good Luck,
    Purvi P. Shah.

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  14. Hi Purvi,

    Whats ur view on trend electronics and ludlow jute....Acc to me both are fundamentally strong...Please throw light on these two stocks..

    Thanks
    Amit

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  15. Hi Purvi,

    Same is the case with shiva texyarn ...it is turning around this year...just want to know whether they are seasonal shares or one can have it in portfolio for 2 yrs period....

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  16. Your blog is very important for me and i really got very useful and appropriate thing from your blog. I appreciate your blog and i would like to thanks for sharing.
    Multibagger

    Multibagger tips

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  17. Hi Purvi,
    I am an IT Engineer and I am a investor...I too wants to become a analyst like you in 5 years...Can you please guide me what to do for that. First of all i wants to learn like how an Industry works..I mean the terminology and like what is Operating Profit and profit..etc .. can you please guide me ..i started reading warren buffet books.. I appreciate a lot, your suggestions. Thanks Shaik ismailssk@gmail.com

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  18. hii purvi..
    i knw i m tooooo late n comntin...but just wanted your email id so as to reach you..if you can plz..or drop me an email...
    kalpesh88@gmail.com
    thxn

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  19. Hi Shaik,
    Well you can read the book security analysis by Benjamin Graham. It will help u familiarize with various concepts and will also help you with the way analysis can be done.

    Good luck,
    Purvi P. Shah

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  20. hey ...awaiting a response...though...by the way wht do u do??i mean u wrk some where as in analyst ...I wanted to knw...as to how do you find such stocks out of the whole lot of listed stocks...plz advise...really be grateful...thnx

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  21. mam what do u think about hbl power almost at 52 wk low

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  22. Hi Kalpesh,
    I am an investor and I carry out my own independent analysis. As far as finding stocks is concerned you get to know alot of them from the newspapers. Plus I get to meet many people and I get to know about new stocks, I carry out my independent research and then if I like it I share it with everyone through my blog.

    Thank You,
    Purvi P. Shah

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  23. Dear Purvi,

    Thanks for all your researches on equity and sharing same with all of us.

    I need your help in gold ETFs. And would like to have some info.

    I have tried to gather as much as possible info from net and did my homework for gold ETF investment. Still your view is more valuable for me :).

    My questions are

    1. Is it really better to invest in gold ETF rather investing in physical gold? (It is for investment, not for having any jewellary. And I found
    in net that everyone says gold ETF is better because of charge, no storage risk etc, still I would like to know ur view)

    2. The gold ETFs will really have physical gold on behalf of us? (I found they will have 90 - 100 % physical gold, still I am confused)

    3. Is it secure to invest in gold EFT? (Like any kind of cheating, something like that will happen?)

    4. Which is best gold ETF to invest? (I found gold BEES is best one, I would like to know ur view)


    If you know any more info regarding gold ETF please share to us. I hope that will help to all of us.

    Thanks a lot in advance

    Regards
    Pradeep

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  24. Hi Purvi,

    I have gone through all your comments & found something was missing, so would suggest you to share your experiences as an example with various stock you must have traded ...you can also reply to me at imranirani69@yahoo.com

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  25. Hi Pradeep,
    I would first like to tell you that I dont invest in gold or gold related investments. I am just into equity cash markets.But I would try to help you till certain extent.

    Well the storage cost related to physical gold is charged to the investors on an annual basis by the Gold ETF and what you hold is just the electronic units of Gold ETF. The gold ETF on behalf of your capital that you invest buys the gold from the market and stores it with a SEBI registered custodian. In short you dont bother about its safety and all, the fund does it on your behalf with the help of a registered custodian.

    The gold ETF buys the physical gold in exchage of your capital. It keeps about most of the funds in the physical gold and a certain amount in liquid assets so that they can honour the redemptions as and when they arise.

    As far as gold ETF is concerned it is secure since the gold ETF units are backed by real physical gold. So there is no need to worry.

    Since I dont invest in gold ETF I wont be able to help you with the best gold ETF to invest in. I dont have much idea with respect to this.

    Hope this helps.
    Purvi P. Shah

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  26. Hi Richie,

    Well I have already stated at various moments that whenever I share the analysis of any particular stock, I myself also invest in it. I believe in one thing that I should myself be sure and confident about a stock before I share it with others.

    As far as giving my experience wrt to various stocks stated by me, I am sorry I wont be able to do it.

    Thank You,
    Purvi P. Shah

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  27. Hi there,
    I have got another multi bagger to share with you guyz

    Managalam Cement

    Priced roughly 0.80 of book value.
    No Debt of the company.
    Even though last 2 quaters has been bad, company is profitable before depreciatation (non cash item).

    Five year average eps is 31.

    Which is should come back to within 2-4 quaters.

    Looking at normal eps stock is trading at PE 3.61.

    Last four years average divident 46.25%.

    Birla group company.

    Company has captive power supply, a great advantage for cement manufacturer.

    company is pro active in a sense that it decided not to continue further expansion in cement sector now because of over capacity.
    Big Mutul fund and Insurance company are investor.

    Company bought back around 10cr of share during recisssion, average price was around 73.

    Buy it and enjoy it for few years.

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  28. Hi Purvi,
    I am a beginner in the investing concepts. Please bear with me.
    As you suggested I am looking in to some investing analysis books. can you please let me know how to calculate the EPS exactly. If you look at the Infosys technologies EPS, there are differences in EPS like rediff says 101 , moneycontrol says 107, economictimes says 105.99. This differences leads to a discussion that - diff people will calculate the EPS differently. Can you please let me know your view on this. Also if you can suggest me a good web site which will explain these type of basic concepts for beginners.

    Thanks
    Shaik

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  29. Hi Shaik,
    Well EPS is nothing but the ratio of Shareholders Earnings to the no of outstanding shares. Shareholders earnings means the PAT - preference dividend (if any). This is the standard way by which the EPS is determined.
    I dont understand why there should be a difference in this figure at different sites. For you to check which one is correct you can check bseindia.com or nseindia.com and check the figures. You will get the real true figures. I think that should help.
    As far as learning the basic concepts is concerned you should definitely try investopedia.com and take the tutotials. I think they will be very helpful. I personally use
    investopedia.com when ever I have any doubts.

    So good luck,
    Purvi P. Shah

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  30. hi purvi
    i want to know about uflex ltd. is it a multibagger or not.plz reply

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  31. Hi Purvi,
    I am reading some of the warren buffett books. He disagrees with the concept of portfolio diversification across multiple sectors. He says that if you have selected 20 good company's, out of them why to put your money in to you 20th choice, rather than putting in to your top 5 or 10?

    whats your opinion on this. does this will be applicable to our Indian markets ?

    Thanks
    Sravani

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  32. Hi Purvi,
    Sensex has fallen from 21000 to 18000 in 2-3 months.
    So any new value picks?
    With Regards,
    Vikas

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  33. hi purvi.... are u there on facebook... please publish the link.. thanks

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  34. Hi Ajit,
    Well Uflex stock seems attractive to be a multibagger. But in the packaging space compared to Uflex, Cosmo films and Parekh Aluminex are more attractive valuation wise and seem more promising. Thats my view.

    Thank you,
    Purvi P. Shah

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  35. Hi Shravani,
    Well in our country and our economy where there hovers a lot of instability with respect to politics, policies, regulations, government regulations, etc and many other factors it is always better to be diversified wrt to your investments. That way you can remain afloat even if one sector suffers and other prospers. So I believe in this diversification principle. Not that I dont agree with Warren Buffet. His policy worked wonders for him, but I think diversification works well for me. So I stick to it. You have to decide what works best for you.

    Good Luck,
    Purvi P. Shah

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  36. Hi Vikas,
    Well as far as value picks are concerned I stick to the stocks I have posted on my blog. In fact they seem more attractive with them being beaten down so much. In addition to this, I like Tata Steel, Karuturi Global ( really optimistic about the solution to the world food crisis), Tata Coffee, MRPL, Oriental Bank of Commerce. These are few of them.

    Thank You,
    Purvi P. Shah

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  37. Hi Sharan,
    I would not like to share it on FB.

    Thank You,
    Purvi P. Shah

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  38. hi purvi,
    you had recommended parekh aluminex stock. but in dec. quarter. its net profit is less than sep quarter 2010. will it not affect company.plz reply

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  39. Hi Ajit,

    Well I would like to tell you that packaging is one kind of industry where the demand never ceases. And in case of PARAL also this holds true. So one comparatively poor quater does not ruin its growth prospects. And investing is not about a quater or 2 quaters, but more of long term. And I am optimistic about PARAL.

    Well thats my view.You can take your own call.

    Thank You,
    Purvi P. Shah

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  40. hi purvi,
    i want to know if debt equity ratio is continue increasing every year. Will it affect to company or not.
    thanks

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  41. hi purvi,
    plz give your views on cravatex. i think it is a good one.
    thanks

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  42. Hi Purvi..
    Thanks for my earlier response.
    Your analysis are really good and genuine...
    gives a good idea about y the stock needs to be bought n all...I have a request to you...if you could jus keep updating information for the companies u have given callls for or done the analysis...coz it will help us ppl folowing to know what all is happening and keep us in track..also would help your blog to be in running and updated wid information...an advise...Thanks
    Kalpesh

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  43. Hi Purvi,

    I wants to start reading the books 1) Security Analysis 2) Intelligent Investor by Ben Graham. I just want to make sure that I am following the correct path. Can you please suggest me which one to read first? and also any pre-requisites.

    Thanks
    Sravani

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  44. Hi Purvi,
    I have a doubt in calculating the total no of outstanding shres. lets say a company goes to IPO for 100 crores with 1 crore share i.e. Rs.100-00 per each, and the company [ promoters] had another 100 crores. so totally they started industry with 200 crores.now the total out standing shares will be 1 crore. [ hope i am correct]? OR it will become 2 crores including the promoters.? pls confirm me.? Hope it would be a great help if you can suggest me a site/blog for these type of Q's. Thanks in advance.

    Thanks
    Shaik

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  45. Hi Kalpesh,

    Thanks for the advise.

    Thank-you,
    Purvi P. Shah

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  46. Hi Srav,

    I am not much into reading books. I have not read the book 'Security Analysis'. But have heard alot about it and it kind of gives the entire basic way security analysis can be carried out by Benjamin Graham, the guru of Warren Buffet. So I would definitely suggest that you start by reading Security Analysis.

    Good Luck,
    Purvi P. Shah.

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  47. Hi Shaik,

    The total no of outstanding shares would be 2 crore. It also includes the promoter holding.

    You can visit investopedia.com. It will help you with clearing your doubts.

    Thank you,
    Purvi P. Shah

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  48. purvi wat do u think about garware polyester...? u think its worth an investment at current rates..?

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  49. Hi Mona,
    I checked Garware Polyester's financials. It seems good. If you want to buy, buy in small quantities on every dip.
    But I think Packaging industry will do good no matter what. But just keep in mind one thing, its earnings in dec 2010 quater was exceptionally good. If due to any reason it is not able to sustain that kind of earning, it will harm the stock. So buy keeping in mind your risk taking capability.

    Thank You,
    Purvi P. Shah

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  50. Hi Purvi,

    Good Analysis on parekh. In dec there is a sharp fall from 500 to 25o....any reason....?
    Thanks
    Srav

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  51. Hi Srav,

    Well sometimes there is logic sometimes there is no logic. Any which ways market is always the king. Sometimes people overeact and you can see the effect on stocks like PARAL. During that time, the case of price rigging was doing the rounds, when many good shares were battered down and this is one of the classic example.
    Anyway, it presented a good opportunity to buy.

    Thank you,
    Purvi P. Shah

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  52. Hi Purvi,
    Do you still hold positions in Parekh? Any further analysis.

    Regards
    Anand

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  53. Hi Anand,

    Yes, I still hold Parekh Aluminex. I don't see anything wrong in this stock. Instead, I think its one of the safe stocks. My analysis wrt this stock still remains the same.

    Thank you,
    Purvi P. Shah

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  54. Hai Purvi,

    I very much back your pick. PARAL is a good FMCG-like scrip and it will be a star performer over mid to long-term. Given the fact that the Rupee has devalued a lot, it will act as a cushion to its earnings - as it has a good export base. Also, Indian demographics being filled with youth and the changing life-style (food habits) of the youth and rural to urban immigration, busy life-style in metros, growing fast-food chains will all definitely help towards the FAST growth of PARAL. This is a best time to buy this scrip-at such a paltry valuation!

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  55. hey puri no new analysis yet

    http://mdjamil.com/join-multibagger-stock-ideas/

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  56. @ Venkat: I agree with you. One can accumulate it.

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  57. hi purvi your knowledge is quite good right now dont have any questions if i do ill ask you thanks,,,,,

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  58. hi purvi i wanted to know about united bank as an investment how do u look at it....

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