Indian Stocks Weekly Report - Week ending November 26, 2006

Indian stocks had another great week as stocks moved up across the board. 

Key highlights:

  • Sensex had another up week.  Sensex made another all-time high in the middle of the week but closed the week at 13,703.33, up 2.04% for the week.
  • Infosys (Nasdaq: INFY) had a down week for a change.  The company announced the pricing of its secondary offering of 30,000,000 American Depositary Shares (ADSs), representing 30,000,000 equity shares (one equity share represents one ADS) at a price of US$53.50 per ADS. The total offering exceeds US$1.6 billion.  The stock fell on the news and is near its offering price. 
  • Sify Ltd. (Nasdaq: SIFY) led the Indian stocks this week with a gain of 9.70%.  Sify’s subsidiary received the licensing to offer International Long Distance (ILD) and National Long Distance (NLD).  So what does that mean?
  • It seems like every week I say the same thing concerning the two Indian Banks.  ICICI Bank (NYSE: IBN) and HDFC Bank (HDB) both had another up week.
  • There is some talk that ICICI Bank is looking to enter the US Market.

 

 

  • Sify: 9.70%
  • Rediff: 6.58%
  • Satyam: 5.22%
  • Wipro: 4.99%
  • MS India Fund (IIF): 4.90%
  • WNS Holdings: 4.66%
  • Dr. Reddy’s: 4.47%
  • Tata Motors: 3.51%
  • ICICI Bank: 3.23%
  • MTE: 3.00%
  • India Fund (IFN): 2.69%
  • Patni Computers: 2.45%
  • SENSEX: 2.04%
  • HDFC Bank: 0.31%
  • VSL: (1.38%)
  • Infosys: (2.74%)

* I am long SIFY

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