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Aavas Financiers :: Banking on the unbanked (23-02-2024)
For number of employee data, you can look at following EPFO website.
https://unifiedportal-epfo.epfindia.gov.in/publicPortal/no-auth/misReport/home/loadEstSearchHome#
Avanti Feeds (23-02-2024)
I guess you misread the export numbers, what the export numbers state is :
So the country’s overall exports were down by somewhat 2.4% , and the company’s exports were also somewhat down by 2.6%, but in the specific Q3 comparison we saw an increase in gross income by 29% which was mainly attributed to sales volume increase of approx 39% as shown below from 2865 mt to 3990 mt
Rest if you still have doubts, then you can directly message me 
ITC: “Will”(s) “Gold Flake” assist “Ashirwad” to win “Bingo!”? (23-02-2024)
Prataap Snacks clarified they are NOT in negotiation with ITC for stake sale.
Borosil Renewables – Bright as sunlight (23-02-2024)
No fixed timelines but generally between six to nine months. Larger players are getting into Solar Glass mfg (Adani) and it catches attention and interest of govt to protect domestic manufacturers
Vesuvius : Leader in Molten Metal Engineering (23-02-2024)
I came across this firm, and noticed that in the Analyst Call in May 2023, the management mentioned that the firm had been going through turmoil and went through 3 CEOs in 2-3 years. However, when I was looking for it on the internet, I couldn’t find a news article about it. Does anyone have any info on that? I was trying to understand what led to the turmoil, and if its impact on the valuation is still lingering.
Buy Unlisted Shares (23-02-2024)
For NRIs to buy in Unlisted shares, it must be in NRO Saving. This is what the PIS department of HDFC Bank guided me recently. These shares will have 6 months lock-in after listing for main board shares, and 12 months lock-in for SME shares.
Himachal Futuristic communication (23-02-2024)
Thank you @LarryWink
Question 1 – Answer : Considering HFCL’s product offerings, its competitors can be classified based on the segments it operates in:
- Telecommunications Equipment:
- Sterlite Technologies Limited
- Tejas Networks Limited
- Tata Communications Limited
- Bharti Airtel Limited
- Vodafone Idea Limited
- Optical Fiber Cable (OFC) and Optical Transmission Equipment:
- Sterlite Technologies Limited
- Aksh Optifibre Limited
- Finolex Cables Limited
- Vindhya Telelinks Limited
- Defence Electronics:
- Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL)
- Larsen & Toubro Limited (L&T)
- Rolta India Limited
- Bharat Forge Limited
- Railway Communication and Signaling Systems:
- Siemens Limited
- Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL)
- ABB India Limited
- Alstom India Limited
These companies compete with HFCL in their respective product segments, offering similar products and solutions to cater to the telecommunications, defense, and railway sectors.
Question 2 – Answer:
To analyze the trends and outlook for HFCL’s focus market segments (optical cables, 5G products, defense fuse, and defense optics) for the upcoming years, we need to consider various factors:
- 5G Products and Optical Cables:
- Trends: The deployment of 5G networks is expected to accelerate globally, driving demand for related infrastructure such as optical cables, fiber optics, and network equipment.
- Outlook: The demand for 5G products and optical cables is likely to continue growing as telecom operators expand their 5G networks to meet increasing data traffic demands. The adoption of 5G technology in various industries, including automotive, healthcare, and smart cities, will further drive demand for related products and services.
- Opportunities: HFCL, as a manufacturer of optical fibers and cables, is well-positioned to benefit from the 5G rollout. The company can capitalize on the growing demand for high-speed, low-latency connectivity solutions.
- Defense Fuse and Optics:
- Trends: Governments worldwide are focusing on strengthening their defense capabilities, leading to increased investments in defense modernization and indigenous manufacturing.
- Outlook: The defense sector’s emphasis on self-reliance and indigenous production presents opportunities for companies like HFCL that offer defense-related products such as fuses and optics. With rising geopolitical tensions and security threats, governments are expected to prioritize defense spending, driving demand for advanced defense technologies.
- Opportunities: HFCL can leverage its expertise in manufacturing defense-related components to cater to the growing demand from defense organizations. By focusing on innovation, quality, and timely delivery, the company can secure contracts and partnerships in the defense sector.
- Overall Market Dynamics:
- Trends: Rapid technological advancements, increasing connectivity needs, and evolving security challenges are shaping the market dynamics in HFCL’s focus segments.
- Outlook: The outlook for HFCL’s focus market appears positive, with sustained demand expected in the coming years. However, the market is also competitive, requiring HFCL to continuously innovate, invest in R&D, and forge strategic partnerships to maintain its competitive edge.
- Opportunities: HFCL can explore opportunities for diversification, expand its product portfolio, and enter emerging markets to drive growth. Additionally, the company can leverage government initiatives supporting domestic manufacturing and defense self-reliance to enhance its market presence.
Additionally as HFCL mentioned that Bharat- Net III and other global opportunities which they are always seeking does show that this sector will have tailwinds. We will have to see how it unravels.
ITC: “Will”(s) “Gold Flake” assist “Ashirwad” to win “Bingo!”? (23-02-2024)
If the deal with Bhikaji and Haldiram failed, Itc has to be giving a higher offer unless Peak xv has toned down their expectations.
On a seperate note, Itc should be prioritising a buyback with BAT wanting to sell. The float is huge in the market. This can be a huge win win for everyone.