This project would further enhance Cochin Shipyard’s presence into the division of premier shipbuilding yards with a capacity to handle hi-tech vessel construction. Looking at the current order book position, it stood at Rs 14,630 crore, which provides healthy revenue visibility. 

On Thursday, the shares of sugar companies are in focus on the bourses, supported by a rise in the minimum selling price (MSP) of sugar to Rs 33 per kg from Rs 31 per kg. This hike is likely to improve the margins of the sugar companies, going ahead.

This agreement is expected to give a major lift to the civil aviation industry in the coming years. It would also offer a common platform for both the companies to work together and support each other in addressing the evolving global opportunities in the airport business, including those in Asia Pacific region.

At the end of FY20, the bank reported its Tier I capital adequacy ratio at 15.80 per cent, well above the regulatory requirement. These fundraising plans add additional strength to its core fundamentals. The CASA ratio at 25 per cent (Rs 1,000 crore) along with debt funds can be expected to maintain a low cost of borrowing.

The company’s revenue and profitability are likely to be impacted even more. In Q1FY21 (April-June), volumes and revenues seem to take a hit as the operations were partially shut in April 2020 and gradually ramped up during May 2020 and June 2020. However, recovery is likely to be expected during Q3FY21E and Q4FY21E.

It has also received another order worth US$ 1,40,000 from the US and EU markets, which involves the supply of nearly 3,100 commercial vehicles (CV) wheels for the US and EU markets. This order win would drive the revenue as the company enjoys around 52 per cent market share in the medium and heavy commercial vehicle (M&HCV) segment.

The shares of PNC Infratech have delivered a significant return of around 63 per cent on BSE in the last three months. The company’s order book as on March 31, 2020 stood at Rs 8,629 crore.

Taking measures to enhance the company's liquidity, the board of directors has authorised a rights issue of Rs 300 crore. The company has set the price for the rights issue at Rs 784 per share (almost at 25 per cent discount from its previous close of Rs 1,043.40), which includes a premium of Rs 774 per share, over the face value of Rs 10 per share.

Power Mech Projects’ order book as of December 31, 2019 stood at Rs 5,777 crore, which translates into order book to sales ratio of 2.55x that provides medium to long-term revenue visibility.

Currently, India imports over 60 per cent of its APIs consumption from China and other countries, which opens up significant opportunities for Indian API manufacturers like Aarti Drugs. The company has geared up its API production by nearly 44 per cent to 25,591 MT in FY20.