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I boutht 100 shares of DLF Ind @ 290 How far it is to get good return?...
NSE Announcements on DLF
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Dlf Limited, JM Financial Consultants Pvt. Ltd. and DSP Merrill Lynch Limited has informed the Exchange that Dlf Limited (the "Company") is buying back its own fully paid up equity shares of face value Rs.2/- each ("Shares") from the open market through the electronic trading facilities of the Bombay Stock Exchange Limited ("BSE") and The National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. ("NSE") (together the "Stock Exchanges"). The Company has appointed JM Financial Services Pvt Ltd. and DSP Merrill Lynch Ltd. as its brokers ("Brokers") for placing orders on the Stock Exchanges. The details of the purchase orders that were executed on the Stock Exchanges on November 19, 2008, in connection to the above buyback are: 1) Date of Buyback: November 19, 2008; 2) Name of the Broker: JM Financial Services Pvt. Ltd.; a) No. of equity shares bought back on BSE: Nil; b) No. of equity shares bought back on NSE: Nil; c) Total no. of equity shares bought back: Nil; d) Average Price of Acquisition (Rs.): NA; 3) Name of the Broker: DSP Merrill Lynch Ltd.; a) No. of equity shares bought back on BSE: Nil; b) No. of equity shares bought back on NSE: Nil; c) Total no. of equity shares bought back: Nil; d) Average Price of Acquisition (Rs.): NA; 4) Cumulative Equity Shares bought as on November 18, 2008: 16,21,767; 5) Quantity Closed Out on November 19, 2008 - Nil; 6) Quantity Closed out as on November 18, 2008 - Nil; 7) Total Quantity Closed Out - Nil; 8) Total Equity Shares bought back as on November 19, 2008: 16,21,767....
MORE KEY FACTS & ANALYSIS
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MORE KEY FACTS & ANALYSIS
This is the first major effort to update poverty data based on 2005 measures of purchasing power parity. The new poverty estimates are also based on data from 675 household surveys across 116 developing countries. Over 1.2 million randomly sampled households were interviewed for the 2005 estimate, representing 96% of the developing world. But lags in survey data availability mean that the new estimates do not yet reflect the potentially large adverse effects on poor people of rising food and fuel prices since 2005.
Poverty has fallen by 500 million since 1981 (from 52 percent of the developing world`s population in 1981 to 26 percent in 2005) and the world is still on track to halve the 1990 poverty rate by 2015. But at this rate of progress, about a billion people will still live below $1.25 a day in 2015. Also, most people who escaped $1.25 a day poverty over 1981-2005 would still be poor by middle-income country standards.
East Asia`s progress has been dramatic since 1981, when it was the poorest region in the world. In China, the number of people living on less than $1.25 a day in 2005 prices has dropped from 835 million in 1981 to 207 million in 2005. The Bank`s earlier 2004 estimate had 130 million people living in China below a dollar a day based on 1993 PPP. Thus, the new calculations reveal more poor people than assumed earlier, but China`s remarkable success in reducing poverty still stands.
In the developing world outside China, the $1.25 poverty rate has fallen from 40 percent to 29 percent over 1981-2005. However, given population growth, this progress was not enough to bring down the total number of poor outside China, which has stayed at about 1.2 billion.
In South Asia, the $1.25 poverty rate has fallen from 60 percent to 40 percent over 1981-2005, but again, not enough to bring down the total number of poor people in the region, which stood at about 600 million in 2005. In India, poverty at $1.25 a day in 2005 prices increased from 420 million people in 1981 to 455 million in 2005, while the poverty rate as a share of the total population went from 60% in 1981 to 42% in 2005.
In Sub-Saharan Africa, the $1.25 a day rate was 50 percent in 2005-the same as it was in 1981, after rising, then falling during the period. The number of poor has almost doubled, from 200 million in 1981 to about 380 million in 2005. If the trend persists, a third of the world`s poor will live in Africa by 2015. Average consumption among poor people in Sub-Saharan Africa stood at a meager 70 cents a day in 2005. Poverty is less responsive to growth in Africa than other regions. Higher growth-without rising inequality-is needed to keep pace with other regions.
For middle income countries the median poverty line for all developing countries-$2 a day-is more suitable. 2.6 billion people lived on less than $2 a day in 2005-a number largely unchanged since 1981. This suggests less progress in crossing the $2 a day hurdle. By this measure, the poverty rate has fallen over 1981-2005 in Latin America and the Middle East and North Africa, but not enough to bring down the total number of poor. The poverty rate has risen in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, though with signs of progress since the late 1990s.
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No chance for 5-10 years for DLF,UNITEC it will be decline whole world ,FM said if realestate will be noT cut price ,then they will be ...
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Job losses....
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DLF stalls projects, retrenches staff
DLF, the country`s largest real estate company, today said that it has deferred several residential, hotel and commercial projects and retrenched an unspecified number of staff due to the lack of demand for housing.
DLF Chairman K P Singh said the real estate sector would witness massive job losses unless steps were taken to boost housing demand by reducing the rate of interest on home loans to around 7 per cent.
Singh said the real estate sector supports the livelihood of many people and stalled projects meant people will lose their jobs. He added that his company may have laid off some people, but did not give any numbers. Other developers like Unitech and Parsvnath Developers are also reported to have retrenched staff in the recent past.
Singh`s remarks, made on the sidelines of the India Economic Summit organised by the World Economic Forum, come at a time when there are reports of real estate firms laying off employees, as part of their cost-cutting drive.
Developers have been facing liquidity crunch for over a year now. One of the reasons for this is the high risk weightage for bank loans to real estate and the ban on them from borrowing funds overseas.
However, the government has asked developers to slash prices of their projects to boost demand in the sector. Singh said the lack of demand has already led to lower prices.
Meanwhile, Crisil has lowered its rating on DLF`s non-convertible debenture programme and long-term bank facilities to AA-/Stable from AA/Stable. The rating agency said the revision was prompted by a weakening of the company`s debt protection measures and higher-than-expected gearings.
The weakening was on account of higher debt funding of receivables from DLF Assets (DAL) and increased payments made for land.
The rating agency said it may revise its outlook on DLF to `negative` if the receivables from DAL increase significantly beyond current levels. Conversely, the outlook may be revised to `positive` if there is a significant improvement in the company’s capital structure and debt protection measures.
Crisil`s rating derives support from the company’s policy of reducing its gearing to about 0.5 times. "These rating strengths are partially offset by the risks and cyclicality inherent to the real estate sector, DLF’s aggressive plans of diversification into non-real-estate businesses, and the high levels of receivables from DAL," said Crisil
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The Chairman of DLF Ltd, Mr K.P. Singh, on Tuesday said that weak demand for real estate due to high interest rates is leading to deferment of projects, including its own, and admitted that the company had even laid-off some employees....
DLF under fire
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DLF going to fire their employees due to bad market...
Buy DLF from current price for 3 months
Posted by : NodickTracked by: 1 Boarder
btw today DLF is up and FM Statement does not run market...
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sattmarket
No chance for 5-10 years it will be decline whole world ,FM said if realestate will be now cut price ,then they will be Diwalia very soon ,they cannot run their companies in this panic recession,and FII will not come,FII is not fool and retial investor will loose jobs ,they have lake of money,
so that 40-70 pecent Cut in price is very uregent to save REAL ESTATE,AUTO,AND CAR LIKE MARUITI
,MARUTI,INDICA IS VERY COSTLY IN INDIA as per world market price they r 2-3 time costly,`
Leptop very costly ,digital camera,fmcg ,moible product r very costly and weak in Quality thats y always people give prefrence to buy from outside india as per these product r coslty and life is short
DLF freezes projects, fires staff
Posted by : ToughTalkTracked by: 0 Boarder
The liquidity squeeze-induced slump in demand has forced real estate leader DLF to fire some employees, put a number of hotel and housing projects on hold and yearn for 7% home loan rates.
“We must have laid off some employees somewhere,” DLF Chairman K.P. Singh said on the sidelines of India Economic Summit, but did not give the number of jobs that were cut.
The company has also deferred some of its projects due to poor demand. “In hotels, residential and commercial everywhere, deferred because of lower demand and liquidity crisis,” he said without sharing the specifics.
Singh also said that high interest rates have taken a toll on demand.
“There are no takers for housing sector. Ideally, the interest rate should be around 7%,” he said.
Asked if the current prices of the realty projects are inflationary, Singh denied and said: “It cannot be inflationary as it has to be competitive. It also depends on supply and demand.”
“Because of demand going down, many projects have been closed down by many developers across the country,” he added...
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Posted by : sattmarketTracked by: 1 Boarder
No chance for 5-10 years it will be decline whole world ,FM said if realestate will be now cut price ,then they will be Diwalia very soon ,they cannot run their companies in this panic recession,and FII will not come,FII is not fool and retial investor will loose jobs ,they have lake of money,
so that 40-70 pecent Cut in price is very uregent to save REAL ESTATE,AUTO,AND CAR LIKE MARUITI
,MARUTI,INDICA IS VERY COSTLY IN INDIA as per world market price they r 2-3 time costly,`
Leptop very costly ,digital camera,fmcg ,moible product r very costly and weak in Quality thats y always people give prefrence to buy from outside india as per these product r coslty and life is short...
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Posted by : Nodick
contactrgc, i mean nothing special about godrej from other real estate story right now all will bounce back, When retrobroker give buy call u can sale it out :)
Is it time to buy?
Posted by : dm7Tracked by: 0 Boarder
Is it long term investment in DLF now or should i wait......
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Posted by : nicknamechanged61Tracked by: 1 Boarder
aamir bhai,
leave these souls, don`t give them reply. their nick itself speaks a lot....
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retrobroker
mind ur words nodick.. i am warning u again... my netwroth is a zillion times more than u...so watch ur words....
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Posted by : NodickTracked by: 1 Boarder
contactrgc, i mean nothing special about godrej from other real estate story right now all will bounce back, When retrobroker give buy call u can sale it out :)...
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Posted by : contactrgc
Nodick, do u have any view on Godrej Industry and it`s real estate story. I have read in the MMB that they have good real estate business.
Buy DLF from current price for 3 months
Posted by : NodickTracked by: 1 Boarder
Not having any clarity about real estate story but so many real story are not working and there is no reason that godrej will be exception. can buy around 25...
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Posted by : contactrgc
Nodick, do u have any view on Godrej Industry and it`s real estate story. I have read in the MMB that they have good real estate business.
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DLF stalls projects, retrenches staff
DLF, the country`s largest real estate company, today said that it has deferred several residential, hotel and commercial projects and retrenched an unspecified number of staff due to the lack of demand for housing.
DLF Chairman K P Singh said the real estate sector would witness massive job losses unless steps were taken to boost housing demand by reducing the rate of interest on home loans to around 7 per cent.
Singh said the real estate sector supports the livelihood of many people and stalled projects meant people will lose their jobs. He added that his company may have laid off some people, but did not give any numbers. Other developers like Unitech and Parsvnath Developers are also reported to have retrenched staff in the recent past.
Singh`s remarks, made on the sidelines of the India Economic Summit organised by the World Economic Forum, come at a time when there are reports of real estate firms laying off employees, as part of their cost-cutting drive.
Developers have been facing liquidity crunch for over a year now. One of the reasons for this is the high risk weightage for bank loans to real estate and the ban on them from borrowing funds overseas.
However, the government has asked developers to slash prices of their projects to boost demand in the sector. Singh said the lack of demand has already led to lower prices.
Meanwhile, Crisil has lowered its rating on DLF`s non-convertible debenture programme and long-term bank facilities to AA-/Stable from AA/Stable. The rating agency said the revision was prompted by a weakening of the company`s debt protection measures and higher-than-expected gearings.
The weakening was on account of higher debt funding of receivables from DLF Assets (DAL) and increased payments made for land.
The rating agency said it may revise its outlook on DLF to `negative` if the receivables from DAL increase significantly beyond current levels. Conversely, the outlook may be revised to `positive` if there is a significant improvement in the company’s capital structure and debt protection measures.
Crisil`s rating derives support from the company’s policy of reducing its gearing to about 0.5 times. "These rating strengths are partially offset by the risks and cyclicality inherent to the real estate sector, DLF’s aggressive plans of diversification into non-real-estate businesses, and the high levels of receivables from DAL," said Crisil
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Posted by : contactrgcTracked by: 1 Boarder
Nodick, do u have any view on Godrej Industry and it`s real estate story. I have read in the MMB that they have good real estate business....
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