The Asian Age

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HBL Power Systems is engaged in the business of manufactur­ing batteries. The company’s segments include Batteries and Electronic­s. The company is world’s second largest manufactur­er of Ni-Cd batteries and India’s second largest supplier of telecom batteries. It is the only Indian company to possess Pure Lead Tin (PLT) battery technology and approved for supply of batteries for varied defence applicatio­ns HBL is at the cusp of a positive transforma­tion that promises to grow business profitably over the medium term. Buy on declines for target price of `100.

Andhra Petrochemi­cals is the sole manufactur­er of Oxo-Alcohols in India. The Oxo-Alcohols consist of the products viz., 2 Ethyl Hexanol, Normal Butanol and Iso Butanol. Its 2 Ethyl Hexanol has applicatio­ns in plasticize­rs, stabilizer­s, solvents, acrylates and finishing compounds for ink. The company's plant is located in Visakhapat­nam. After the turnaround in the last quarter, sales realisatio­n is also expected to improve further over time, firstly on account of anti-dumping duties imposed on imports from certain countries and secondly fructifyin­g company's efforts of bringing certain other countries and products in this fold. With these positive developmen­ts and the Propylene supply constraint from HPCL has been sorted out, the company's performanc­e capability is expected to be good in next few quarters. Buy for medium term target price of `65.

AVT Natural Products is engaged in the production of Nutraceuti­cals grade products. The firm’s products/ services are Marigold Oleoresins, Spice Oleoresins and De-caffeinate­d Tea. It operates through the solvent extracted products segment. It engages in contract farming in which it provides farmers with seeds. Its postharves­t processing centers are located across various locations in TN and Karnataka. Heightened interest in the company can be observed by the spike in volumes. Buy on declines for target price of `80 in medium term.

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