Rice is one of the most significant consumer foods since it provides a staple meal for half of the world's population. In 2020-21, an individual person is predicted to have consumed roughly 549 kg of rice, a slight increase from the previous year.
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LT Foods, previously known as LT Overseas, is an Indian firm established in the 1980s. It is a worldwide consumer food firm specializing in Basmati and other specialty rice, organic food and ingredients, and health and convenience foods.
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The Company’s flagship brands are Daawat and Royal. It has customers in more than 60 countries and a worldwide supply chain with more than 900+ distribution partners. In India, it retails through ~1.37 lakh locations.
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Company has shown improved financial ratios and has been rewarded in the stock market as well. The Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) improved by 2% to 15% in 2021, while the Company’s Return on Equity (ROE) increased by 4% to 17%.
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We all have seen Scam 1992. Where was all the action happening?
The 1992 Indian stock market scam was a market manipulation carried out by Harshad Shantilal Mehta with other bankers and politicians on the BSE. Yes! you read it right – it was all happening in BSE.
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BSE is 10th oldest and one of the largest stock exchanges globally in terms of number of listed companies. Over the years, it has become one the most valuable franchise in the duopolistic equity exchange market in India, sharing it with National Stock Exchange.
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BSE currently operates in a wide array of segments and offers a bouquet of products including equity, debt, derivatives in equity, currency, commodity and interest rate, mutual fund, insurance, SME and start-ups segment.
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Kaveri Seeds is one of the leading hybrid seed manufacturers focusing on key Indian crops.
Kaveri Seeds might just be following the three-act pattern (most filmy stories have it).
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In the 5-year period between FY10-15, the company’s revenue grew by 47% CAGR, EBITDA by 54% CAGR and PAT by 60% CAGR. Phew! Those are staggering numbers.
And then came FY16. Revenues fell by 36%, EBITDA by 38% and PAT by 43%.
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Till date the company has not managed to achieve the highs of FY15, and growth has been average. Between FY16-21, the company delivered a 7% revenue CAGR, 10% EBITDA CAGR and 13% PAT CAGR.
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Chemicals are all around u. And contrary to popular belief, they’re not all bad for you! While artificial chemicals have earned bad reputation, it can't be denied tht they hv helped save billions of lives, increased human productivity, & completely changed the way we live.
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#DeepakNitrite is a 51 years old intermediate chemicals company, with a diversified business of Basic Chemicals, Fine and Specialty Chemicals, and Performance Products.
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It is one of the top 3 global players in xylidines, cumidines and oximes, and a leader in India for inorganic intermediates and phenols.
Deepak Nitrite’s product portfolio is very diverse, with historic market leadership in quite a few of them.
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A small business owner in the hinterlands of India must own a bike from #heromotocorp, since they provide excellent fuel efficiency, high reliability & durability under Indian road conditions, along with the benefit of a vast dealership & service network.
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@HeroMotoCorp bikes are income enablers for a large section of population hence there is lot of trust & faith in the brand.
It is the world’s largest manufacturer of motorcycles and scooters, a position it has held for the past 20 years.
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Hero MotoCorps’s numero-uno position in domestic two-wheeler segment is poised to be challenged by incumbent new entrants in the electric mobility space.
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