Buy Godrej Consumer Products\, target price Rs 815: ICICI Direct

ICICI Direct has given buy rating to Godrej Consumer Products with a target price of Rs 815. The share price moved up by 0.16 per cent from its previous close of Rs 706.30. The stock’s last traded price is Rs 707.40.

Godrej Consumer Products Ltd., incorporated in the year 2000, is a Large Cap company (having a market cap of Rs 72282.88 Crore) operating in FMCG sector.

Financials
For the quarter ended 30-06-2020, the company reported a Consolidated sales of Rs 2311.17 Crore, up 8.37 % from last quarter Sales of Rs 2132.69 Crore and down -.83 % from last year same quarter Sales of Rs 2330.59 Crore. The Company reported net profit after tax of Rs 395.26 Crore in latest quarter.

Investment Rationale
Among FMCG stocks, which have shown relative underperformance in the recent market move, Godrej Consumer has shown significant accumulation in its price distribution pattern. Stock daily returns are largely distributed from 0-2%. However, considering the volatility, the right tail is significantly longer than the left tail indicating buying at every decline in the stock.From a delivery perspective, despite profit booking seen in early September, no major delivery activity was seen. After a brief consolidation, the Z score has started turning positive suggesting buyers accumulating the stock at lower levels. With the recent surge in Z score, fresh buying is evident.

Promoter/FII Holdings
Promoters held 63.2 per cent stake in the company as of June 30, 2020, while FIIs held 26.8 per cent, DIIs 3.2 per cent and public and others 6.8 per cent.


Buy Godrej Consumer Products\, target price Rs 815: ICICI Direct

Real estate developer from Surat gives away 42 flats to the needy families | Surat News - Times of India

Real estate developer from Surat gives away 42 flats to the needy families

Prakash Bhalani
SURAT: A real estate developer in the diamond hub of Varachha has become a messiah for the homeless families facing financial crisis due to the coronavirus pandemic. Prakash Bhalani (45), chairman of Rudraksh developers in Mota Varachha’s Velanja area, provided accommodation to about 42 families at his newly constructed residential project.
Rudraksh lake place, a five-storey low-rise residential project located in Umara in Mota Varachha’s Velanja, was completed during the lockdown and that the developer was about to start the booking for the same. Bhalani came across many families during the lockdown, especially from the diamond industry and service-class people who were facing difficulties paying the rent due to financial crisis.

However, Bhalani thought of accommodating such needy families at his project by taking Rs 1,500 maintenance for the monthly expense of security, electricity, cleanliness and other maintenance in the project. It has been from the last 20 days that the 42 families are living happily in the residential project.
Talking with TOI, Prakash Bhalani, chairman of Rudraksh Developers said, “There are four low-rise wings having a total of 92 flats. Till now, we have accommodated 42 needy families and we are hunting for other people under financial crisis who can come and stay in our flats. I am going to let out all the 92 flats to the needy people.”
Bhalani added, “Due to coronavirus pandemic and financial crisis, my flats are not going to be sold anytime soon. I have offered the families to stay as long as they wish, till they find their own accommodation in the city”
According to Bhalani, he contacted many developers in Varachha whose projects are up and ready and asked them to offer the flats to the needy people on the monthly token amount.
“Developers are wary to give flats to the needy people. They (developers) think that when their flats would be vacated, they will have to spend anything between Rs 20,000 to Rs 30,000 for the renovation. This will add to their cost,” said Bhalani.

    Coronavirus outbreak

    Trending Topics

    LATEST VIDEOS

    More from TOI

    Navbharat Times

    Featured Today in Travel

    Get the app