5 Stocks ( Mid Cap + Small Cap ) Stock Market को चौका दिया😱| Share Market Todays Q2 Results | SMKC

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What This Video Is About

This video provides an overview of the quarterly results of five companies from different sectors, including capital goods, plastics, IT, consumer discretionary, and banking. The companies discussed are Grandwell Norton, Nilkamal, Zensar Technologies, Vaibhav Global, and ESF Small Finance Bank.

Major Ideas Discussed

  • Grandwell Norton's revenue increased from ₹775 crores to ₹884 crores, with a profit increase from ₹107 crores to ₹133 crores, and an EPS increase from ₹10.43 to ₹12. The company operates in the capital goods industry and competes with Timken, Corboration, Universal, SKF, and Vandana India.
  • Nilkamal's revenue increased from ₹968 crores to ₹1126 crores, with a profit increase from ₹34 crores to ₹68 crores, and an EPS increase from ₹16 to ₹45. The company is a small-cap player in the plastics industry.
  • Zensar Technologies' revenue increased from ₹1421 crores to ₹1585 crores, with a profit increase from ₹182 crores to ₹190 crores, and an EPS increase from ₹8 to ₹8.5. The company's shareholding pattern includes 49% promoter holding, 5.5% FII, 21.71% DII, and 19% public holding.
  • Vaibhav Global's revenue increased from ₹1340 crores to ₹1853 crores, with a profit increase from ₹65 crores to ₹112 crores. The company operates in the consumer discretionary segment, with a shareholding pattern of 53% promoter holding, 13% FII, 21.5% DII, and 12.5% public holding.
  • ESF Small Finance Bank's revenue increased from ₹820 crores to ₹1175 crores, with a profit increase from a loss of ₹116 crores to a profit of ₹160 crores. The company's shareholding pattern includes 63% promoter holding, 5% FII, 10% DII, and 22% public holding.

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The video concludes by emphasizing the importance of consistent analysis of companies' performance, considering factors such as shareholding patterns and industry trends, rather than just focusing on quarterly results.