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IDFC - quick short term profit of 12-15%
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What is your basis of predicting 50% return from these levels. kindly give reasons and don\\`t mislead investors....
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IDFC - quick short term profit of 12-15%
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PTC India will give more than 50% in very short term.
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MK 
IDFC - quick short term profit of 12-15%
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Yes You are very much right as the nuclear deal is being positive and this stock will also surge...
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IDFC - quick short term profit of 12-15%
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PTC India will give more than 50% in very short term.
Regards
MK
IDFC - quick short term profit of 12-15%
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PTC India will give more than 50% in very short term.
Regards
MK...
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IDFC - quick short term profit of 12-15%
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Invest in IDFC for a quick short term profit of 12-15%.
Happy investing
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PTC India Seeks Coal Supply to Spur Power
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Most of the plants are now expected to be completed by late 2011-2012. They are on the verge of receiving financial closure. ...
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PTC India Seeks Coal Supply to Spur Power
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pkk07
I believe most of the plants of PTC should be operational by 2011 so that means they must already have financial closure and other clearances?
5 upper circuits on the cards
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Dont know why I am even bothering to comment on this but no circuit limits for this stock. Please talk some sense....
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5 upper circuits on the cards
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5 upper circuits on the cards
5 upper circuits on the cards
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5 upper circuits on the cards...
Whe will it move up
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In my opinion you should avg it now. Sell at 110-112 within a month....
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Whe will it move up
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I am holding it at 165. More than 50% loss. Will it reach again to my purchase price?
Whe will it move up
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I am holding it at 165. More than 50% loss. Will it reach again to my purchase price?...
PFSL acquires 26 pc equity in Ind-Barath
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Source:Econimic times
NEW DELHI : PTC India Financial Services, a subsidiary of PTC India Ltd, has entered into an agreement in Ind-Barath Powergencom for picking over one-fourth stake in the latter\\`s 189 MW thermal power plant.
PTC would acquire 26 per cent equity stake in the power plant being set in Tamil Nadu, the company said in a statement.
However, it did not give any financial details. PTC which started operation in mid 2007, has already acquired equity stakes in a number of power projects across the country.
Earlier this month, it picked up 26 per cent equity stake in Meenakshi Engery for setting up of a 270 MW power project at Nellore district in Andhra Pradesh.
cheers,
vj
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PTC India Seeks Coal Supply to Spur Power
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I believe most of the plants of PTC should be operational by 2011 so that means they must already have financial closure and other clearances?...
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PTC India Seeks Coal Supply to Spur Power
Posted by : gssamant
PPK,
I hope you dont mind me penning my thoughts on this. The majority of the delay (by far) is caused by inability for a plant to get financial closure. To attain financial closure one will need environmental & land clearance as well as coal linkage. These factors are the main causes for the delay. Once financial closure is achieved, a plant can come up within 24-36 months (depending on the size of the plant).
GS
PTC India Seeks Coal Supply to Spur Power
Posted by : gssamantTracked by: 0 Boarder
PPK,
I hope you dont mind me penning my thoughts on this. The majority of the delay (by far) is caused by inability for a plant to get financial closure. To attain financial closure one will need environmental & land clearance as well as coal linkage. These factors are the main causes for the delay. Once financial closure is achieved, a plant can come up within 24-36 months (depending on the size of the plant).
GS...
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PTC India Seeks Coal Supply to Spur Power
Posted by : pkk07
Hey VJ,
I have a question for you. This is what I read on web:
"Worried by concerns raised by an Indian competitor about the alleged poor quality of power generation equipment supplied by Chinese manufacturers such as Dongfang Electric Corp., Shanghai Electric and Harbin Power Equipment Co. Ltd, the Central Electricity Authority, or CEA, India’s apex power sector planning body, has formed an internal group to conduct a technical audit of such equipment."
This can delay the upcoming power plants. How do you read this development vis-a-vis PTC.
Thanks.
PTC India Seeks Coal Supply to Spur Power
Posted by : pkk07Tracked by: 0 Boarder
Hey VJ,
I have a question for you. This is what I read on web:
"Worried by concerns raised by an Indian competitor about the alleged poor quality of power generation equipment supplied by Chinese manufacturers such as Dongfang Electric Corp., Shanghai Electric and Harbin Power Equipment Co. Ltd, the Central Electricity Authority, or CEA, India’s apex power sector planning body, has formed an internal group to conduct a technical audit of such equipment."
This can delay the upcoming power plants. How do you read this development vis-a-vis PTC.
Thanks.
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PTC India Seeks Coal Supply to Spur Power
Posted by : vjkumk
Source:Bloomberg
PTC India Seeks Coal Supply to Spur Power Trading (Update1)
By Archana Chaudhary
Aug. 25 (Bloomberg) -- PTC India Ltd. plans to start importing coal to supply power stations in return for electricity to defend its position as the nation's biggest energy trader.
PTC has agreed to supply 1.5 million metric tons of coal by December 2009, Chairman T.N. Thakur said in an interview in New Delhi. The company plans to invest in mines in Indonesia and India to secure as much as 15 million tons, equivalent to three- quarters of India's annual imports, he said.
The energy trader faces competition from new power exchanges and is using part of the 12 billion rupees ($275 million) it raised in a January share sale to invest in power projects and assets. PTC will pay generators to use its coal and sell the power produced to its customers, Thakur said.
``Coal is going to be king in the next few years and those who own the resource will grow,'' Prasad Dahapute, a Mumbai-based analyst with Antique Stock Broking Ltd., said today. PTC ``will make more money through generation than it can through trading.'' He recommends investors buy the company's shares.
PTC shares fell 1.3 percent to 79.1 rupees at the close in Mumbai trading after gaining as much as 2.4 percent. The shares have fallen 53 percent so far this year. India's benchmark stock index rose 0.3 percent today.
Demand for coal, which fires more than half of India's generation capacity of 141,000 megawatts, is rising as the country grows at the second-fastest pace among major economies. PTC has signed an agreement with a Singapore-based company to buy a stake in mines in Indonesia, the world's biggest exporter of power-station coal, Thakur said, without giving details.
`Expedite Generation'
``The idea behind developing this business model was to expedite generation and for this, you can't depend on Indian coal alone,'' Thakur said.
India may import about 20 million tons of coal in the year through March, according to the Central Electricity Authority, a statutory body that advises the government on power policy and sets technology standards for the industry. Imports may double by 2012, Anil Razdan, the most senior bureaucrat in the Power Ministry said May 21.
State and private utilities in India plan to almost double the country's generation capacity to 250,000 megawatts by 2017. New power exchanges are expected to help reduce shortages by conducting spot trades in electricity, which is usually sold through contracts, allowing captive plants run by companies to sell surplus power.
PTC owns 26 percent of Indian Energy Exchange, the country's first, which started on June 27. Financial Technologies (India) Ltd. is the exchange's founder and majority owner of the world's third-biggest gold bourse. The National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange said in June it won approval to set up a competing platform.
Capacity Addition
NTPC Ltd., India's biggest generator, and Power Finance Corp., which both partly own PTC, plan to set up the country's third electricity exchange.
Power generators haven't kept pace with rising demand from homes, factories, shopping malls and cinemas. India's peak electricity shortage may widen to 18.1 percent in the year to March 31, when it plans to add 10,178 megawatts of capacity, according to the Central Electricity Authority. The government targets adding 78,700 megawatts by March 2012.
Bulk of the capacity addition will come from nine coal-fired plants, each capable of generating 4,000 megawatts. These so- called ultra mega projects are planned near coal mines or along the coast to enable them to use imported fuel.
Tata Power Ltd., India's biggest electricity generator outside state control, is setting up one of the projects at Mundra in western India and has invested $1.2 billion in two Indonesian mines to secure coal supplies.
Prices at Australia's Newcastle port, the world's biggest exporter of thermal coal, reached a record $194.79 a ton in the week ended July 4. Prices have since declined to $162.15 a ton in the week ended Aug. 22, according to the globalCOAL NEWC Index.
cheers,
vj
PTC India Seeks Coal Supply to Spur Power
Posted by : vjkumkTracked by: 0 Boarder
Source:Bloomberg
PTC India Seeks Coal Supply to Spur Power Trading (Update1)
By Archana Chaudhary
Aug. 25 (Bloomberg) -- PTC India Ltd. plans to start importing coal to supply power stations in return for electricity to defend its position as the nation's biggest energy trader.
PTC has agreed to supply 1.5 million metric tons of coal by December 2009, Chairman T.N. Thakur said in an interview in New Delhi. The company plans to invest in mines in Indonesia and India to secure as much as 15 million tons, equivalent to three- quarters of India's annual imports, he said.
The energy trader faces competition from new power exchanges and is using part of the 12 billion rupees ($275 million) it raised in a January share sale to invest in power projects and assets. PTC will pay generators to use its coal and sell the power produced to its customers, Thakur said.
``Coal is going to be king in the next few years and those who own the resource will grow,'' Prasad Dahapute, a Mumbai-based analyst with Antique Stock Broking Ltd., said today. PTC ``will make more money through generation than it can through trading.'' He recommends investors buy the company's shares.
PTC shares fell 1.3 percent to 79.1 rupees at the close in Mumbai trading after gaining as much as 2.4 percent. The shares have fallen 53 percent so far this year. India's benchmark stock index rose 0.3 percent today.
Demand for coal, which fires more than half of India's generation capacity of 141,000 megawatts, is rising as the country grows at the second-fastest pace among major economies. PTC has signed an agreement with a Singapore-based company to buy a stake in mines in Indonesia, the world's biggest exporter of power-station coal, Thakur said, without giving details.
`Expedite Generation'
``The idea behind developing this business model was to expedite generation and for this, you can't depend on Indian coal alone,'' Thakur said.
India may import about 20 million tons of coal in the year through March, according to the Central Electricity Authority, a statutory body that advises the government on power policy and sets technology standards for the industry. Imports may double by 2012, Anil Razdan, the most senior bureaucrat in the Power Ministry said May 21.
State and private utilities in India plan to almost double the country's generation capacity to 250,000 megawatts by 2017. New power exchanges are expected to help reduce shortages by conducting spot trades in electricity, which is usually sold through contracts, allowing captive plants run by companies to sell surplus power.
PTC owns 26 percent of Indian Energy Exchange, the country's first, which started on June 27. Financial Technologies (India) Ltd. is the exchange's founder and majority owner of the world's third-biggest gold bourse. The National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange said in June it won approval to set up a competing platform.
Capacity Addition
NTPC Ltd., India's biggest generator, and Power Finance Corp., which both partly own PTC, plan to set up the country's third electricity exchange.
Power generators haven't kept pace with rising demand from homes, factories, shopping malls and cinemas. India's peak electricity shortage may widen to 18.1 percent in the year to March 31, when it plans to add 10,178 megawatts of capacity, according to the Central Electricity Authority. The government targets adding 78,700 megawatts by March 2012.
Bulk of the capacity addition will come from nine coal-fired plants, each capable of generating 4,000 megawatts. These so- called ultra mega projects are planned near coal mines or along the coast to enable them to use imported fuel.
Tata Power Ltd., India's biggest electricity generator outside state control, is setting up one of the projects at Mundra in western India and has invested $1.2 billion in two Indonesian mines to secure coal supplies.
Prices at Australia's Newcastle port, the world's biggest exporter of thermal coal, reached a record $194.79 a ton in the week ended July 4. Prices have since declined to $162.15 a ton in the week ended Aug. 22, according to the globalCOAL NEWC Index.
cheers,
vj
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PTC energy ltd
Posted by : vjkumkTracked by: 0 Boarder
Source Money control:
Interview with cmd thakur,ptc india.
PTC is no longer a trading company, of course were called Power Trading Corporation and after the IPO we changed our name to PTC India, because we have gone into other segments of business and we are now a solutions provider on a holistic basis.
We have the PTC financial services, where we take equity and power projects. We are also trying to get into some debt syndication for the power projects. We recently another company called PTC Energy Ltd and we think that most of our asset based business will go into PTC Energy which means we have joint ventures with power project developers. We have also entered into a joint venture with a Singapore based company to source coal from Indonesia. So these are the different kinds of things, which we are now looking at.
cheers,
vj
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BSE Announcements on PTC India
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PTC India Ltd has informed BSE regarding the following changes in the Directorships in the Company:
1. Shri. Satnam Singh has ceased to be a Director of the Company w.e.f. August 07, 2008.
2. Shri. M K Goel has joined as Director of the Company w.e.f. August 08, 2008....
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