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कमाल हो गया | BIG NEWS | इन 5 Share के बारे में किसीको पता नहीं | SMKC | STOCK MARKET FOR BEGINNERS

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The video discusses Q1 / quarterly results that triggered strong intraday stock reactions—including upper circuit moves—mainly among small-cap and mid-cap Indian companies.

It covers 5 companies and compares prior vs. current performance, focusing on:

  • Revenue growth
  • Cost control
  • Margin / profit improvement
  • EPS gains

Key stocks / instruments mentioned (tickers/companies)

1) DP Jewellery (small cap)

  • Stock move: +7.25% after Q1 results
    • Peaked around results time; later booked some profits intraday.
  • Net profit: increased from ₹36 crore → ₹64 crore
    • Also referenced: ₹51 crore → ₹64 crore
  • EPS: moved to 28
    • Range mentioned: 16, 22 → 28
  • Sales / operations:
    • Year-on-year sales increased, while quarterly sales decreased (per subtitles)
    • Expenses were managed, supporting profit growth
  • Shareholding:
    • Promoters about ~75%
    • Public holds the remainder
    • Institutional participation implied to be low (subtitles: “FIDS not much interested” / FI limited)

2) Tina Rubber and Infrastructure

  • Stock move: 20% upper circuit after results release
  • Revenue / Sales: ₹130 crore → ~₹156 crore
  • Net profit: ₹12 crore → ₹21 crore
    • Also referenced: ₹17 crore → ₹21 crore
  • EPS: around 6.5 to 11.5
    • Subtitles mention EPS of 6.5 and “touching 11 1/2”
  • Business / sector: rubber-related capital goods
    • Described as ELT-related (end-of-life rubber/steel wire obtained in the process)
  • Shareholding:
    • Promoters about ~67%
    • Public ~27–28%
    • Government almost none
    • FI negligible
    • DI about ~4–5%

3) Dynamic Cables

  • Market reaction: “stock rocketed” on results
    • Previously micro/nano-cap, now discussed as small cap
  • Earnings figure (subtitles): mentioned as ₹26.62 crore → ~₹350 crore
    • (Numbers appear inconsistent in transcription, but clearly indicates a large jump.)
  • Net profit: ₹18 crore → ₹25 crore
    • Also referenced: ₹24 crore → ₹25 crore
  • EPS: increased to 5.15
    • Prior range mentioned: 3 to 4
  • Business / sector: wire and cables
    • Competitors mentioned:
      • Polycab
      • KEI Industries
      • Finolex Cable
  • Shareholding:
    • Promoters about ~68%
    • Public ~29–30%
    • DI about ~1%
    • FI appears small (subtitles suggest institutional investors invest later after “careful consideration”)

4) Beta Drugs (pharmaceuticals)

  • Stock move: ~+9.5%
    • Earlier shown as potentially 12–14% before correcting
  • Sales: about ₹100 crore → ₹126 crore
    • Also referenced: ~₹94 crore → ₹126 crore
  • Net profit: ₹9 crore → ₹16 crore
    • Also referenced: ₹12 crore → ₹16 crore
  • EPS / earnings: moved from roughly single digits (8–9) to double digits (~15.5)
  • Business: pharma, with emphasis on anti-cancer medicines; domestic + exports
  • Macro / currency point (risk/benefit):
    • Export-linked earnings benefit when the dollar strengthens / currency depreciation tailwind
    • Example idea: if earnings convert from $1 → ₹95, then earning ₹100 equivalent tomorrow could yield an “extra ₹5” for the same USD amount
  • Shareholding:
    • Promoter ~59–60%
    • Public >33%
    • FI around ~1%
    • DI increased 1.9% → 2% → 5.25%

5) SG Smart (construction segment)

  • Stock move: ~+6.5%
  • Sales trend: ~₹1144 crore (a year ago) → ~₹1300 crore (now)
    • March sales: ~₹1800 crore
    • Quarter vs year described as uneven
  • Net profit: ₹32 crore → ₹46 crore
    • Also referenced: ₹41 crore → ₹46 crore
  • EPS: discussed as changing across periods
    • Mentioned ~2.5, previously 5.25, and “now crossing 3.5”
  • Business / products: construction-products related (examples):
    • TMT rebars
    • HR sheets
    • welding rods
    • binding wire
    • Also mentioned broader construction materials: tiles, bath fittings, laminates, paints, cement
  • Positioning: “small mid” / moving into mid-sized category
  • Shareholding:
    • Promoters 57.9% (previously 36%; “increased tremendously”)
    • FI about ~1.9%, DI ~4–5%, public referenced ~36%

Additional mention within SG Smart discussion: “number one company” said to be Lloyds (spelled oddly in subtitles; exact ticker not provided).

Methodology / framework used (as stated implicitly)

  • Review Q1 result triggers and compare:
    • Year-on-year revenue change
    • Quarterly revenue direction
    • Expense / cost control
    • Net profit improvement
    • EPS growth
  • Interpret market reaction:
    • Immediate stock jump on results
    • Intraday profit booking
    • Upper circuit as strong sentiment confirmation
  • Discuss ownership structure:
    • Promoter vs public stake
    • Institutional / DI interest (FII/FIS/FI/DI referenced per subtitles)
  • Add a macro/currency angle for export-heavy pharma (Beta Drugs):
    • Potential benefit from USD strength / currency depreciation

Key numbers & explicit takeaways (per companies)

  • DP Jewellery: +7.25%, net profit ₹36cr → ₹64cr, EPS to 28
  • Tina Rubber: +20% upper circuit, sales ₹130cr → ~₹156cr, net profit ₹12cr → ₹21cr, EPS to ~11.5
  • Dynamic Cables: results reaction “rocketed”; net profit to ~₹25cr, EPS to 5.15
  • Beta Drugs: +9.5% (after correction), sales ~₹94–100cr → ₹126cr, net profit ₹9–12cr → ₹16cr, EPS to ~15.5; export/currency benefit discussed
  • SG Smart: +6.5%, sales ~₹1144cr → ~₹1300cr, net profit ~₹32cr → ~₹46cr, EPS discussed as ~2.5 to >3.5; promoter stake 57.9%

Disclosures / disclaimers

  • The video states an educational intent disclaimer:

    “entire video information remains related to educational purpose” (also repeats before ending)

Presenters / sources

  • Presenter/channel: SM Shana (and SMKC referenced in the title)
  • No other external financial sources/analysts/institutions are cited by name in the subtitles.

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