Bharat Bijlee Ltd Share Price Today

Actions	Ex-Date	Record-Date
DividendsFinal Dividend of 700% at ₹35/Share	15-Jul-2026	15-Jul-2026
DividendsFinal Dividend of 700% at ₹35/Share	04-Sep-2025	04-Sep-2025

Mutual Fund Holder	Aug 26 Shares held	Sep 26 Shares held
HSBC Value Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	1.72 Lac	1.72 Lac no change
HSBC Flexi Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	1.50 Lac	1.50 Lac no change
Quant Infrastructure Fund - Growth	1.29 Lac	1.29 Lac no change
HSBC Multi Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	92.61 k	92.61 k no change
LIC MF Infrastructure Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	92.63 k	88.61 k (4.33%)

Ishwar Kathed

7 Oct • 8:15 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Daily Post-Market Report — 7 October 2026

Market Bias: Bearish | Key Trigger: RBI Rate Hike The RBI’s 25-bps repo-rate hike to 5.50% and shift to “calibrated tightening” weighed on equities. Rising crude at $102.04/bbl and a weaker rupee at ₹96.78/$ added to inflation concerns. - Nifty 50: 22,603.05 ▼ 173.05 (-0.76%) - Sensex: 72,638.70 ▼ 429.11 (-0.59%) - Bank Nifty: 55,055.55 ▼ 72.85 (-0.13%) - India VIX: 13.90 ▲ 2.13% Market breadth remained weak: Nifty recorded just 8 gainers vs 42 losers, while NSE-wide advances/declines stood at 1,549/2,043. Sector Watch 🟢 PSU Bank +1.53% — only major sector to finish higher 🔴 Metal -2.37% | Realty -2.23% | Auto -1.75% — biggest drags 🔑 Key Levels for 8 October Index Support Resistance Nifty 22,527 / 22,451 22,698 / 22,794 Bank Nifty 54,681 / 54,306 55,385 / 55,715 Sensex 72,399 / 72,159 72,949 / 73,259 Nifty technical view: RSI at 33 indicates near-oversold conditions, but the index remains below its 20-DMA and 50-DMA. A sustained break below 22,527–22,450 could increase selling pressure. Recovery above 22,698 would provide the first sign of stabilization. 📌 Options Setup Nifty 13 Oct expiry - PCR: 0.64 - Put wall: 22,600 - Call wall: 23,000 - Bias: Bearish / call-writing dominant Bank Nifty 27 Oct expiry - PCR: 1.09 - Put wall: 55,000 - Call wall: 56,000 - Bias: Neutral-to-positive relative strength Sensex 8 Oct expiry - PCR: 0.87 - Put wall: 72,000 - Call wall: 73,000 👀 Tomorrow's Focus TCS results are due on Thursday, 8 October, while the market will also track crude, USD/INR, RBI liquidity conditions and Nifty’s reaction around 22,600.

THREETREND RESEARCH

12 Sep • 6:23 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

BPCL vs IOC – Fundamental Comparison details analysis

BPCL

BPCL's FY26 refinery throughput was about 41.15 MMT, with improved distillate yield of 84.54%, while its domestic petroleum-product market share was 27.27%. IOC is substantially larger. In Q1 FY27 it achieved 19.165 MMT of crude throughput, 109.4% capacity utilisation, and a record 28.548 MMT pipeline throughput. Its domestic fuel market share increased to 43.1%, while revenue rose 26% YoY to ₹2.76 lakh crore. 🚀 BPCL's biggest advantage Refining efficiency. In Q1 FY27, BPCL achieved a GRM of approximately $41.4/bbl, versus $36/bbl for IOC. This indicates BPCL can potentially generate better refining economics when refining margins are strong. BPCL also has strong profitability metrics outside the difficult Q1: current market data shows approximately 25.6% ROCE and 28.8% ROE, with a P/E around 8.5x. 🏆 IOC's biggest advantage Scale. IOC has the country's largest refining and fuel-distribution footprint, giving it enormous operating leverage. Its Q1 sales volume was 26.21 MMT, and it achieved record MS and HSD sales. More importantly, IOC currently looks much cheaper. Recent market data puts IOC around 4.5x P/E and ~6% dividend yield, compared with BPCL around 8.5x P/E.

Mayank Kumar

11 Sep • 11:53 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

ONGC's fundamentals are currently positive

ONGC

ONGC's fundamentals are currently positive, mainly because higher crude prices are boosting upstream realisations. In Q1 FY27, standalone revenue increased 45.2% YoY to ₹46,460 crore, while PAT more than doubled 112% to ₹17,034 crore. Crude realisation rose about 50% to $99.45/bbl, which was the major earnings driver. The current crude-price environment is an additional positive trigger. Brent has moved above $108/bbl amid escalating Middle East tensions, and ONGC shares have recently outperformed the broader market as higher crude prices are generally positive for upstream producers. 🟢 Key positive triggers Higher crude prices: Directly support ONGC's oil realisations and cash flows. Strong Q1 earnings: PAT +112% YoY and EBITDA +57.9%. New-well gas: New-well gas contributed around ₹3,998 crore of Q1 revenue, with realisations significantly above the administered-price mechanism. Western Offshore expansion: ONGC is investing heavily in offshore developments; production growth from these projects is expected to become increasingly important from FY27–28. Recent large project activity: ONGC awarded L&T a ₹2,500–5,000 crore offshore development contract for Ratna-I and NLM-14 projects, aimed at increasing production from its west-coast assets. Dividend: ₹1/share final dividend was approved at the August AGM.

Pradeep Carpenter

11 Sep • 8:51 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Oil India: Rising Crude Could Be a Fresh Earnings Catalyst

OIL

is an interesting upstream play as crude prices have moved sharply higher. Brent crude has recently crossed $100/bbl and approached $110 amid escalating Middle-East supply risks. For an upstream producer like Oil India, higher crude realisation can directly support revenue and profitability, unlike downstream oil marketing companies that face margin pressure when crude rises. The fundamentals already provide a strong base. In Q1 FY27, Oil India reported its highest-ever standalone PAT of ₹2,870 crore, up 253% YoY, while consolidated PAT rose 97% to ₹4,027 crore. Crude production increased 11% YoY to 0.950 MMT, while crude realisation stood at $98.73/bbl. Its subsidiary Numaligarh Refinery also delivered a sharp improvement in profitability. The longer-term picture is also encouraging: FY26 revenue stood at ₹24,039 crore with PAT of ₹4,455 crore, according to the company's official financial data. Technically, the weekly chart is becoming interesting. The stock is around ₹500 and has been consolidating below the ₹510–520 zone. Momentum indicators are improving, with RSI back above 60 and MACD turning supportive. A decisive weekly breakout above ₹520 could signal the end of the long consolidation and open the door for a stronger upmove. On the downside, ₹470–460 becomes the important support zone. Bottom line: Rising crude + improving production + strong Q1 earnings create a favourable fundamental setup. The key trigger now is whether Oil India can convert the ₹510–520 resistance into support. A sustained breakout would make the chart considerably more bullish, while a failure near resistance could keep the stock range-bound.

AASHISH RA

9 Sep • 10:07 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

CHENNAI PETROLEUM CORPORATION LTD — SWOT ANALYSIS

CHENNPETRO

Strengths Large refining capacity: 10.5 MMTPA provides significant scale in the South Indian refining market. Strong FY26 recovery: Annual revenue reached about ₹63,735 Cr, up 7.3% YoY. Excellent FY26 refining margin: CPCL reported FY26 GRM of approximately $9.20/bbl, substantially above the Singapore benchmark of $5.83/bbl. Strong Q4 FY26 profitability: Q4 operating profit reached approximately ₹2,036 Cr, with operating margin expanding to 12.11%. Weaknesses Highly cyclical earnings: Profitability is strongly dependent on crude prices, product cracks and refining margins. Revenue is large but can fluctuate significantly without a corresponding increase in profitability. High working-capital requirements are inherent to the refining business. Opportunities Refining capacity expansion can provide a major long-term growth opportunity. Stronger demand for petroleum products in India could support refinery utilisation. Improvement in global refining margins can substantially increase operating leverage. Integration with petrochemicals and downstream products could diversify earnings. Expansion of the Nagapattinam/Cauvery Basin refinery project could increase CPCL's long-term refining scale. Higher-value product yields and refinery optimisation can improve margins. Threats Crude-price volatility can create inventory gains/losses and working-capital pressure. A sharp decline in global GRMs/product cracks can materially reduce profits. Geopolitical disruptions can affect crude sourcing, freight and product markets. Increasing environmental regulations and energy-transition policies may increase long-term compliance and capital costs. Competition from other Indian refineries and private-sector refiners. Refinery shutdowns or maintenance disruptions can significantly affect quarterly earnings.

Kundan Motwani

2 Sep • 1:24 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Indian Share Market Update — 2 September 2026

Market mood: 🔴 Bearish / Risk-off Nifty 50: ~23,813, down 1.01% around midday. ***** Sensex: ~76,267, down 0.88%. ***** Previous close: Nifty 24,055.80; Sensex 76,944.28. Business Standard Key pressure: Escalating US–Iran tensions have pushed crude oil higher, increasing inflation and import-cost concerns for India. Brent was around $95/bbl. Reuters Stock in Focus: Coal India

COALINDIA

Why Coal India? LTP: ~₹419.40 at 11:30 AM Today's move: +4.43% It was the strongest gainer in the market snapshot, showing significant relative strength while the broader market was falling View: Coal India is worth keeping on the watchlist because it is outperforming a weak broader market, but today's sharp rise means chasing the move carries risk.

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