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Housing Finance Sector: Q3 ( Oct – Dec ’16 ) Numbers and Analysis

18th March 2017

Housing Finance Sector: Q3 was fantastic as far as Housing Finance sector is concern. Almost all the companies have shown strong performance in the quarter. For the numbers, the profits of the companies were UP in the range of 12% to 42%, while revenues were up in the range between 4% to 32%. Market leader HDFC registered steady growth both in Profit and Income (were up roughly 12% each). "Indiabulls Housing Finance, DHFL and Can Fin Homes" are the star performer from the sector,

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Paint Sector: Q3 ( Oct – Dec ’16 ) Numbers and Analysis

14th March 2017

Paint Sector: Q3 was a mixed bag for the Paint sector. As far as numbers are concern, the profits of only two companies were down in the range of 3% to 6%, while revenues were up for almost all the companies. Market leader Asian Paint has posted a marginal increase in the profit as well as income for the quarter. "Kansai Nerolac" was the star performer in the sector for the quarter ended 31 December 2016, where the company showed 44% growth in profit and 9% growth in Revenue as compared to

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Telecom Sector: Q3 ( Oct – Dec ’16 ) Numbers and Analysis

11th March 2017

Telecom Sector: Q3 was disappointing for the Telecom sector. Reliance-Jio has played a crucial role in the show. As far as numbers are concern, the profits and revenues of the companies were almost down. Market leader Bharti Airtel and Idea has posted a huge loss in the quarter while R.com has managed to cut its losses. The only performer in the sector for the quarter ended 31 December 2016 was "TATA Communications" ( on account of realisation from sale of its data centre ) where the

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Tyre Sector: Q3 ( Oct – Dec ’16 ) Numbers and Analysis

9th March 2017

TYRE Sector: Q3 was disappointing for the Tyre sector. Increasing natural rubber price and Demonetisation has played a crucial role in the show. As far as numbers are concern, the profits of the companies were down in the range of 20% to 30%, while revenues were up marginally in the range between 2% to 5%. Market leader MRF has posted decline both in profits as well revenues, while Ceat and JK tyres a posted decline in profits and marginally increment in profits. The star performer in the

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