@Tolaha…..yes u t right…they have a regional brand…Tata Kapi. They also have regional brands like…Mr Bean and Coorg Coffee. All of them in South India.
However the criticism is they have not taken any coffee brand pan India.
If TGBL can be bold enough to acquire Tetley, what was stoping them from launching a pan India Coffee Brand???
But they have now taken the plunge. It is a very good move. Indeed.
Not able to find Spenta Buyers’ list anywhere. Important to know which market/brands they are catering to…before taking a call
Great insights @diffsoft. Is there any way to access this article without paying for subscription.
Thanks
Disclosures
1) Do not own any shares, just added to my watchlist
2) I’m a retail investor with no professional qualification in analysing stocks.
Company
Established about 30 years ago by first generation enterpreuners.
UFlex Ltd. is engaged in manufacturing, supplying and exporting plastics and plastic films.
The company manufactures polyester chips, plastic films, coated film, laminates, pouches, holographic films gravure cylinders, inks and adhesives to all types of packaging and printing machines.
UFlex operates its business through the following divisions: Film, Engineering, Holography, Converting, Cylinder and Chemical
Key Statistics
Why am I interested?
I found this company on screener.in when I was screening for undervalued companies based on PE and a few other metrics.
Screener Link: http://www.screener.in/company/UFLEX
Low PE is the ONLY reason I’m interested in this stock. Its PE is below 7 and also well below its comparable peers, and so I see it as an opportunity for some good medium term gains. Invite views from others. Thanks
A group of foreign businesses are in talks with the operator of a US$2-billion expressway recently opened to traffic in the north to buy its operating rights, media reports said Tuesday.
VIDIFI, which built and operates the Hanoi – Hai Phong expressway, expects to finish the unprecedented negotiations by the end of the first quarter next year, news website Bao Dau Tu quoted a company representative as saying.
They plan to establish a joint-venture to operate the highway, according to the website. VIDIFI, a joint-venture between state construction firm Vinaconex and some local banks, will retain a 30 percent stake and the foreign investors, led by India-owned IL&FS Transportation Networks Limited, will buy the rest.
Dear desai bhai and other senior colleagues .
I have few queries-
1) Commodity super cycle is over and after the huge crash in almost all commodities ,consolidation phase with low volatility is quite likely ( as is observed in past commodity cycles ). As we know volumes have direct co relation with volatility and if volatility recedes after the crash , wont the prospects for MCX affect significantly?
2) In the latest interview , MCX MD pointed out a key risk –
Do you see competition going up in the commodity exchanges business as SEBI takes over and equity exchanges establish their commodity platforms?
We feel both the BSE and the NSE will debut with their commodity platforms and it is going to be a challenging task for existing commodity exchanges. Because of fungibility of margins, cost of transaction on commodities will be lower in these exchanges.
But, it will take time. SEBI may not give a green flag to security exchanges to launch commodity platforms or commodity exchanges to launch securities segment until the existing commodity exchanges and brokers fully understand new products, such as commodity options, and indices, and commodity exchanges are at par with securities exchanges. Capital markets are way ahead of commodity markets, they provide co-location facility to members, they have options trading on their platforms, but commodity brokers are not exposed to all these.
(http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/portfolio/people/a-new-era-begins-for-commodity-exchanges/article7622145.ece
Will the nse and bse pose significant threat to MCX`S 87% market share?
Views of other boarders is highly appreciated.
Thanks.
(Disclosure – Holding qty -Nil)
KDDL Ltd has informed BSE that CRISIL has upgraded the Credit Rating of the Company w.e.f. December 15, 2015 for Long Term Bank Loan Facilities from ‘CRISIL BBB-/Stable’ to ‘CRISIL BBB/Stable’ and for Short Term Bank Loan Facilities from ‘CRISIL A3’ to ‘CRISIL A3+’.
http://www.bseindia.com/corporates/ann.aspx?scrip=532054&dur=A&expandable=0
The stock has moved miles in last one year or so and promoters have tried to pose good picture for retail investors by sharing dividends etc… The company has significantly improved its top line & bottom line both. But still questions are being asked regarding promoters political involvement and its impact on long term future. Recent news from unconfirmed sources is that Income Tax authorities have raided their office in certain old tax disputes on 15-16 Dec 2015. Long term investors may need to evaluate its impact in upcoming quarterly results as if management has done some mischievous acts in the past then they may reserve some funds to overcome the litigation. I shall welcome views of trusted old knowledgeable investors on this.
