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Capital Goods Stocks Outlook for the week – 15 to 19.05.2017

Capital Goods Stocks Outlook for the week – 15 to 19.05.2017



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Capital Goods Stocks Outlook for the week – 15 to 19.05.2017
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Stocks of capital goods companies are expected to trade with a positive bias next week, as sentiment on the sector has improved, following the government's recent ordinance on non-performing assets. Stocks of most companies in the segment, barring Bharat Heavy Electricals, gained 0.9-17% this week, while the BSE Capital Goods Index rose 1.4%. The government's banking ordinance is seen as a big positive for the capital goods sector, as it will boost future investments in areas such as railways, roads, and transmission and distribution. On May 5, the government notified the Banking Regulation (Amendment) Ordinance, 2017, giving the Reserve Bank of India more teeth in the fight against stressed loans in the banking system, estimated at about 10 trln rupees. In the upcoming week, sector heavyweight Larsen & Toubro is likely to see an upside, riding on the back of a 45-bln-rupee order win from the Indian Army, announced yesterday. Market participant would keep an eye on BHEL in the near term, after Norway's sovereign wealth fund Government Pension Fund Global decided not to invest in the company on ethical grounds. The world's largest sovereign wealth fund said BHEL had been excluded based following an assessment of the risk of severe environmental damage due to some state-owned company's projects. Analysts are bullish on the Siemens stock next week, after the company reported a 5.2% on-year rise in total income from operations at 30.51 bln rupees for Jan-Mar, beating expectations of a flat top line. The company's net profit came in at 1.86 bln rupees, down marginally from 1.88 bln rupees for the year-ago period. Its (Siemens's) presence from trains to turbines ensures that the company's revenue growth has high correlation to the government and private sector spending.

Source : Cogencis Information Services Ltd.