Looking at the price history, Spicejet has jumped 55 per cent, Interglobe Aviation (Indigo) has jumped 26 per cent and Jet Airways has jumped 38 per cent in last one month.

Wonderla Holidays Limited, India’s leading amusement park operator, today informed the bourses that the water rides at the theme park will be open to the public from November 20, 2020. The dry rides have already been operating since November 13th.
 

On the order book front, total order book stood at Rs 9397.38 crore as on September 30, 2020. Out of this, transport sector is the largest contributor with order book of Rs 7087.76 crore. Mining sector and Irrigation sector order book stood at Rs 1957.03 crore and Rs 352.59 crore, respectively.

The company’s total order book stands strong at Rs 1,745 crore as of September 30, 2020. Out of which, the order book from Coal India stood at Rs 601 crore, SCCL (a government-owned coal mining company) stood at Rs 442 crore while Defence stood at Rs 702 crore.

The company’s branded textile & branded apparel segment witnessed good traction in September, owing to the wedding and festive season. Currently, the company is witnessing 85 per cent-90 per cent recovery levels in The Raymond Shop (TRS) network in tier IV-VI markets, mainly driven by reverse migration, good harvest & lower COVID-19 impact.

Sales volume from plywood decreased by 11.8 per cent on a YoY basis but on a QoQ basis, it jumped by 174.5 per cent. Also, sales volume from decorative ply declined by 30.8 per cent on a YoY basis but on a QoQ basis, it jumped by 145.7 per cent.

 The demand in the metro cities remained muted during the quarter and has improved due to the festive season and pent-up demand. The revival in the automotive sector benefitted the business while infrastructure, oil & gas and power segments continued to see demand challenge.

On the volumes’ front, the company reported the highest-ever quarterly sales volume in Q2FY21. Besides, it registered a significant jump of 60.71 per cent QoQ to 61,224 MT in Q2FY21 vs 38,096 in Q1FY21.

EBITDA margin for the quarter stood at 38.3 per cent vs 40.7 per cent in Q2FY20. This margin contraction was led by a jump in the cost of materials consumed to 41 per cent as against 38 per cent in Q2FY20.

This margin expansion was supported by a significant decline in the cost of materials consumed to 18 per cent in Q2FY21 as against 30 per cent in Q2FY20.