JUPITER & INDOWIND

Company :JUPITER BIOSCIENCE LTD.-$ 524826

Period: Year 2004 to Year 2012

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Year Open High Low Close No. of  Shares No. of  Trades Total Turnover * Spread H-L C-O 2004 172.70 177.00 73.00 151.35 6,91,99,384 8,48,277 8,22,20,82,593 104.00 -21.35 2005 152.50 195.90 106.05 147.45 4,79,18,770 4,64,607 6,95,24,59,304 89.85 -5.05 2006 148.90 164.90 80.00 127.80 3,03,01,935 3,06,162 3,95,55,33,011 84.90 -21.10 2007 128.30 242.35 116.05 197.20 5,87,02,254 5,50,584 10,36,00,56,508 126.30 68.90 2008 198.00 215.00 35.00 41.45 1,55,46,754 1,70,635 1,97,80,37,721 180.00 -156.55 2009 41.95 94.60 28.80 82.15 6,94,37,203 4,27,040 5,28,61,55,172 65.80 40.20 2010 80.60 149.00 51.20 55.10 14,63,84,966 10,92,366 13,23,65,02,892 97.80 -25.50 2011 55.80 57.90 8.02 8.70 13,91,03,387 4,82,988 4,06,01,31,442 49.88 -47.10 2012 8.89 15.48 5.75 6.41 1,51,37,626 81,286 16,24,31,247 9.73 -2.48 ·         Spread  H-L : High-Low  C-O : Close-Open Results SHP CA News Bulk More (in %) Dec-11 Sep-11 Jun-11 Promoter 4.62 4.62 4.62 FII 0.01 0.01 0.01 DII 0.56 0.58 0.69 Others 94.81 94.79 94.68 Total 100.00 100.00 100.00

Company :INDOWIND ENERGY LTD. 532894

Period: Year 2004 to Year 2012

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Year Open High Low Close No. of  Shares No. of  Trades Total Turnover * Spread H-L C-O 2007 80.25 217.00 55.10 150.85 11,41,22,311 7,25,142 14,67,38,85,549 161.90 70.60 2008 152.00 169.90 20.55 21.95 1,20,52,543 1,35,296 98,98,75,010 149.35 -130.05 2009 22.70 67.60 16.80 58.80 9,01,58,364 3,93,719 3,78,01,87,069 50.80 36.10 2010 58.80 68.90 25.35 27.10 7,57,57,823 3,32,348 3,74,70,91,168 43.55 -31.70 2011 27.50 36.65 5.36 5.61 6,95,02,604 1,96,752 1,27,31,75,865 31.29 -21.89 2012 5.65 8.02 3.43 3.75 2,98,60,610 55,540 16,28,68,764 4.59 -1.90 ·         Spread  H-L : High-Low  C-O : Close-Open Results SHP CA News Bulk More (in %) Jun-12 Mar-12 Dec-11 Promoter 32.69 32.69 32.62 FII 19.50 -- 1.63 DII 0.28 0.28 0.28 Others 47.53 67.03 65.47 Total 100.00 100.00 100.00 ·

TRANSGENE BIOTEK LTD. 526139

Year	Open	High	Low	Close	No. of  Shares	No. of  Trades	Total Turnover	* Spread
								H-L	C-O
2004	80.00	183.90	45.00	163.35	51,83,509	31,152	46,50,12,053	138.90	83.35
2005	160.10	160.95	63.70	141.10	1,46,60,133	96,537	1,75,37,13,176	97.25	-19.00
2006	143.00	322.50	60.95	110.95	1,22,35,724	62,471	1,91,04,31,042	261.55	-32.05
2007	113.15	120.05	62.50	86.90	42,28,097	29,724	35,98,77,020	57.55	-26.25
2008	91.20	115.60	14.55	18.50	40,64,555	19,872	20,65,09,489	101.05	-72.70
2009	19.40	66.50	12.00	61.80	62,01,961	20,711	23,53,34,362	54.50	42.40
2010	63.70	95.00	40.50	49.05	84,48,449	43,558	58,96,28,126	54.50	-14.65
2011	52.30	62.50	26.10	28.35	1,12,53,810	42,357	50,54,51,923	36.40	-23.95
2012	28.50	40.60	8.95	10.09	2,70,12,544	48,077	53,44,07,527	31.65	-18.41

·         Spread 
H-L : High-Low 
C-O : Close-Open

Results

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(in %)	Jun-12	Mar-12	Dec-11
Promoter	9.78	9.78	9.78
FII	1.86	--	--
DII	--	--	--
Others	88.36	90.22	90.22
Total	100.00	100.00	100.00

STOCK STUDY

Company :KARMA ENERGY LTD. 533451

Period: Year 2004 to Year 2012

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Year Open High Low Close No. of  Shares No. of  Trades Total Turnover * Spread H-L C-O 2011 48.65 48.65 10.11 14.25 6,84,839 3,564 1,11,68,785 38.54 -34.40 2012 14.05 18.00 9.37 11.15 1,96,042 842 26,09,621 8.63 -2.90

Results SHP CA News Bulk More (in %) Jun-12 Mar-12 Dec-11 Promoter 74.60 74.60 74.60 FII -- -- -- DII -- -- -- Others 25.40 25.40 25.40 Total 100.00 100.00 100.00 Company :TRANSGENE BIOTEK LTD. 526139

MOOD OF WELL-BEING SPREAD ACROSS

European Stocks Advance For Ninth Week On U.S. Economy

By Adria Cimino - Aug 4, 2012 4:30 AM GMT+0530

European stocks rose for a ninth week as U.S. economic data surpassed estimates, outweighing comments by the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank that disappointed investors looking for more definitive steps to support growth.

Bankia SA (BKIA) posted the biggest gain in the Stoxx Europe 600 (SXXP) Index. Vestas (VWS)Wind Systems A/S rallied 11 percent after saying it has renegotiated its credit lines. Air France-KLM (AF) Group, Europe’s biggest airline, jumped 11 percent after reporting a narrower second-quarter loss.

The Stoxx 600 rallied 2.2 percent to 265.58 this week, its longest stretch of gains since January 2006. The benchmark gauge has climbed 13 percent over the nine-week period as policy makers eased repayment terms for Spanish banks and optimism grew that central banks will announce stimulus measures.http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-08-03/european-stocks-gain-for-ninth-week-on-u-s-jobs-draghi.html

Jobs Gains Topping Forecasts Ease U.S. Slowdown Concerns

By Shobhana Chandra - Aug 4, 2012 1:48 AM GMT+0530The U.S. economy generated more jobs than forecast in July as automakers and health-care providers boosted employment, easing concern the three-year expansion is faltering, even as the unemployment rate unexpectedly rose.

The payrolls increase of 163,000 followed a revised 64,000 gain in June, Labor Department figures showed today inWashington. The median estimate of 89 economists surveyed by Bloomberg called for a gain of 100,000. The jobless rate, based on a separate survey of households, climbed to a five-month high of 8.3 percent.

Stocks rallied, sending the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index to the highest level since May, as the jobs data countered recent reports showing a contraction in manufacturing and slower consumer demand. Faster job growth is needed to push down an unemployment rate that has been stuck above 8 percent since February 2009, one reason why the Federal Reserve this week said it is prepared to take new steps if needed to boost the economy.http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-08-03/u-s-july-payrolls-rise-more-than-forecast-unemployment-8-3-.html

World’s Richest Gain $19 Billion As Stocks Surge On Jobs

By David de Jong - Aug 4, 2012 3:30 AM GMT+0530The 40 richest people on the planet added $19.4 billion to their collective net worth yesterday after an increase in U.S. jobs and positive earnings reports erased losses sustained earlier in the week.

The day’s biggest gainer was Spanish retail tycoon Amancio Ortega, who added $2.8 billion to his fortune as shares of Inditex SA (ITX), the world’s largest clothing retailer, jumped 5.4 percent. The 76-year-old, Europe’s richest man, is worth $45.1 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

“Investor sentiment has turned a little bit more positive,” said Kristen Scarpa, a New York-based investment strategist at Barclays Wealth Management, in a telephone interview yesterday. “Job growth is the key to igniting additional consumption, which will drive the U.S economy forward.”

Global stocks slumped earlier in the week after European Central Bank President Mario Draghifailed to articulate the details of a bond-buying plan to ease the euro area crisis. The Federal Reserve Bank’s pledge to provide additional support for the economy further disappointed investors who were anticipating a more definitive sign of additional monetary easing.http://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=3740406258246223636#editor/target=post;postID=761605679672940307

SUCCESS SUCCUMBED TO FAILURE PRESSURE...

Raj Tours MD passes away

Police suspect the death of Lalit Sheth was a suicide.

In what is being suspected to be a case of suicide, the body of travel industry magnate Lalit Sheth was found washed ashore near Worli village in central Mumbai on Wednesday, police said.

Sheth, 56, the founder-chairman of Raj Travels & Tours Ltd., was one of the leading travel industry players in the country.

Lalit Sheth, a pioneer in the travel industry. File Pic

According to police, he allegedly jumped off the Rajiv Gandhi Bandra-Worli Sea Link this afternoon and his body was recovered near the Worli Village

As per police report, the 56-year old Sheth asked his driver to stop the car on the bridge. Then he got down and told the driver to drive the vehicle ahead slowly as he wanted to take a walk on the bridge. As the driver drove the vehicle, Sheth allegedly jumped into the sea, the police added.

Police officials said that a suicide note was found in his vehicle and his body had been sent to Sion Hospital for an autopsy.

After launching Raj Travels & Tours Ltd in 1976, Sheth had in the mid-90s launched the now-defunct Raj Air, a private airline, which shut down after a few years following financial problems. 

A veteran of the travel and tourism industry, Sheth founded the company in 1976 and pioneered the concept of ‘all inclusive’ tour packages in 1981. Raj Travel World currently has 79 offices and 1000 agents across India.  

According to police sources, financial problems might have led him to take the extreme step.

http://www.mid-day.com/news/2012/aug/010812-Raj-Tours-MD-passes-away.htm

Did this notice drive Raj Travels' owner to suicide?

A court notice regarding a legal dispute was found pasted outside his office premises yesterday; in his suicide note, Lalit Sheth, who jumped to his death from the Sea Link, said he took his life as he "failed to fulfil commitments

Around 9.30 am yesterday, Lalit Sheth — the 56-year-old chairman of Raj Travels —wrapped up a meeting at Andheri and headed towards his office near Girgaum Chowpatty. At about 1.10 pm, while traversing the sea link, Sheth requested his driver Ajit Jha to stop the car as he wanted to make a phone call and then instructed the latter to leave him there and take the vehicle to the office. That was the last time anyone saw Sheth alive. His body was later fished out of the waters near Worli Koliwada.

Lalit Sheth’s body was fished out of the waters near Worli

Interestingly, a notice from the official receiver of Bombay high court was pasted outside the travel agency, suggesting a legal dispute has been raging. Police are investigating whether this was one of the factors that prompted Sheth to take his own life.

The Court notice pasted at the office of Raj travels at Girgaum Pics/AtulKamble, Suresh KK, Datta Kumbhar

‘Missed’ call
Around 1.30 pm, Ajit tried to call his boss on his mobile, but realised his phone was switched off. Jha then contacted Sheth’s son Akash (31), who also failed to get in touch with his father. Both Ajit and Akash then headed to Worli police station and reported Sheth missing at 3 pm.

The car from which the suicide note was recovered.

Police first explored Sheth’s car, where they found a suicide note. It read, “Ending my life, as failed to fulfil my commitments for which I am solely and alone responsible.” It was then that the sleuths realised Sheth had probably taken his own life.

Deputy police commissioner Dhananjay Kulkarni said, “Lalit Sheth killed himself by jumping off the sea link and his body was found at Worli village. The body has been sent to Sion hospital for post-mortem. Also a suicide note has been found from his car.”

The suicide note where he said he was ‘solely and alone responsible’ 

Additional CP (Central Region) Pravin Salunkhe said, “A case of accidental death has been registered. We are investigating whether Sheth’s financial irregularities have led to his death.”

Body of evidence
Cops traced the deceased’s mobile phone to near Worli. The body, when recovered, only had a shirt and tie on it. The rest of the garments had ostensibly been washed off. Incidentally, no CCTV footage from the sea link is available, as the cameras had been shut down because of strong winds.

Following the incident, cops visited Sheth’s house at Gandhi building to make inquiries, and they questioned his wife Rekha. But when she came to know about her husband’s death, Rekha went into shock and fell unconscious. So policemen failed to elicit any information out of her.  

A life less ordinary
Speaking to MiD DAY, one of Lalit Sheth’s closest friends, who did not wish to be named, said, “After coming from Kolkata, along with his brothers Ashok and Raju, Lalit started Raj Travels in 1976. Earlier his office was located at Khajurwala Chambers at Masjid Bander, and later he had shifted to Panchratna and developed his business on a much larger scale.

After Panchratna, he also opened an office at Opera House. In the beginning his Kashmiri tours were very popular because he would rent a few houseboats in Srinagar and hire good chefs from Mumbai who cooked delicious Gujarati food and met the tourists’ demands. In 1979, he launched his first international tour - Mumbai-Singapore-Bangkok-Mumbai - and later became celebrated in the field. ‘All Inclusive’ was his success mantra. In the field of travels he developed a whole lot of fresh ideas and today he has 79 offices and about 1,000 agents across India.

He married a Kashmiri girl and they have a son and a daughter.

But, when he floated Raj Airlines, his company started making losses. That’s why his financial status deteriorated. After that he recovered from those misfortunes. Again, five years ago when he launched Raj tourist bus service, he incurred damages. He had bought about 75 buses, each at a cost of Rs 90 lakh, and he had also started many franchises in the country.

He tried to offer Indians the same luxury that people in Western countries are used to while travelling. But things didn’t work in his favour, and he kept losing money. This could be a reason behind his suicide.”

Autopsy photographed
According to sources at LTMG hospital, where the autopsy was carried out, the forensic team photographed the entire procedure, which is a practice they follow while handling high-profile cases.

Preliminary examinations revealed that the deceased had sustained a few minor injuries around the knees and had a small swelling on the left side of the head. This according to forensic experts could be due to fall from a height.

The autopsy hinted that death was due to drowning, but as a precaution the surgeons have preserved the viscera for chemical analysis to rule out any possibility of poisoning and to conduct histopathology tests to discount any pre-existing ailment.

“We have given the provisional cause of death stating it to be a case of drowning. However, the final report would be submitted once we receive the laboratory findings,” said Dr Rajesh Dhere, professor and head of forensics department. Meanwhile, the Dadar police have registered a case under section 174 of the Cr Procedure Code.
—Vinod Kumar Menon

http://www.mid-day.com/news/2012/aug/020812-mumbai-Did-this-notice-drive-Raj-Travels-owner-to-suicide.htm