MTF Insights

MTF Insights — April 2018

India's combined NSE + BSE MTF book fell ₹178 crore (3.6%) in April 2018 to ₹4,749 crore on 30 Apr 2018. The book grew on 13 of 21 sessions. Kwality saw the largest unwind, ₹27 crore.

IndiaMTF · 28 Mar 2018 to 30 Apr 2018 · Tracking MTF data and analytics since 17 Jul 2017

Book at month-end
₹4,749 Cr
30 Apr 2018
Change in April
−₹178 Cr
−3.6% vs 28 Mar 2018
Year on year
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a year of history needed
Sessions up
13 of 21
low ₹4,650 Cr on 23 Apr 2018

Stocks

Largest changes in funded value over the month, among stocks present in both month-end files. The share column is the change in shares under margin, adjusted for splits and bonuses — it shows whether more stock was genuinely borrowed against, rather than a price move.

Biggest additionsBook (₹ Cr)ChangeShares
PCJEWELLERPC Jeweller₹42+₹27+357.1%
DHDHFLDewan Housing Fin Corp Lt₹80+₹19+20.4%
MARUTIMaruti Suzuki India₹70+₹15+24.5%
RAINRain Industries₹56+₹14+37.6%
BPCLBharat Petroleum Corporation₹22+₹12+109.4%
Biggest unwindsBook (₹ Cr)ChangeShares
KWKWALITYKwality Limited₹13−₹27−50.3%
CACAPFCapital First₹15−₹20−54.8%
FORTISFortis Healthcare₹18−₹20−52.9%
SOUTHBANKThe South Indian Bank₹10−₹16−62.8%
RELIANCEReliance Industries₹46−₹16−28.9%

New to the top 1,000 (54)

Bandhan Bank₹4Poonawalla Fincorp₹3H.G. Infra Engineering₹3NONoida Toll Bridge Company₹2Sis₹2Associated Alcohols & Breweries₹1Newgen Software Technologies₹1Shaily Engineering Plastics₹1SUSucrosa₹1MPS₹1Hawkins Cookers₹1CLClariant Chemicals (India₹1+42 more

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HDHDFC₹4Sterling Tools₹1Agventures₹1JMJmc Projects (I)₹1TVS Srichakra₹1Jain Irrigation Systems₹0Vaibhav Global₹0IRIRB Invit Fund₹0HBL Engineering₹0Kennametal India₹0ADAdor Welding₹0BUBurnpur Cement₹0+42 more

Day by day

Change in the combined book on each trading day. The largest single-day addition was +₹91 Cr on 25 Apr 2018; the largest fall was −₹220 Cr on 23 Apr 2018.

+₹220 Cr02 Apr 2018: −₹63 Cr02 Apr03 Apr 2018: −₹39 Cr04 Apr 2018: +₹56 Cr05 Apr 2018: −₹46 Cr06 Apr 2018: −₹21 Cr09 Apr 2018: +₹56 Cr10 Apr 2018: +₹36 Cr11 Apr 2018: +₹44 Cr12 Apr 2018: +₹25 Cr13 Apr 2018: +₹23 Cr16 Apr 2018: −₹18 Cr16 Apr17 Apr 2018: +₹33 Cr18 Apr 2018: +₹55 Cr19 Apr 2018: +₹5 Cr20 Apr 2018: −₹203 Cr23 Apr 2018: −₹220 Cr24 Apr 2018: +₹33 Cr25 Apr 2018: +₹91 Cr26 Apr 2018: +₹7 Cr27 Apr 2018: −₹46 Cr30 Apr 2018: +₹14 Cr30 Apr
View as table: change on each trading day21 days
DateChange in the book
02 Apr 2018−₹63 Cr
03 Apr 2018−₹39 Cr
04 Apr 2018+₹56 Cr
05 Apr 2018−₹46 Cr
06 Apr 2018−₹21 Cr
09 Apr 2018+₹56 Cr
10 Apr 2018+₹36 Cr
11 Apr 2018+₹44 Cr
12 Apr 2018+₹25 Cr
13 Apr 2018+₹23 Cr
16 Apr 2018−₹18 Cr
17 Apr 2018+₹33 Cr
18 Apr 2018+₹55 Cr
19 Apr 2018+₹5 Cr
20 Apr 2018−₹203 Cr
23 Apr 2018−₹220 Cr
24 Apr 2018+₹33 Cr
25 Apr 2018+₹91 Cr
26 Apr 2018+₹7 Cr
27 Apr 2018−₹46 Cr
30 Apr 2018+₹14 Cr

Sectors

5 sectors grew while the book fell, led by Consumer Durables.

Largest additionsBook (₹ Cr)Change%
Consumer Durables₹254+₹33+14.9%
Electronic Technology₹64+₹13+24.9%
Consumer Non-Durables₹109+₹10+9.8%
Consumer Services₹94+₹8+9.1%
Commercial Services₹48+₹2+4.6%
Sectors that shrankBook (₹ Cr)Change%
Finance₹654−₹72−9.9%
Unclassified₹945−₹52−5.2%
Non-Energy Minerals₹279−₹40−12.6%
Health Technology₹179−₹40−18.3%
Producer Manufacturing₹207−₹27−11.6%

NSE, BSE and concentration

NSE’s book moved −3.8% to ₹3,978 Cr and BSE’s −2.4% to ₹771 Cr, so BSE held 16.2% of the combined book. The ten largest positions held 13.7% of the whole book at month-end, 1.2 points more than a month earlier.

April in context

MonthBook at month-end (₹ Cr)Change
April 2018₹4,749−3.6%
March 2018₹4,927−5.1%
February 2018₹5,192+0.7%
January 2018₹5,157+49.0%
December 2017₹3,461+11.9%
November 2017₹3,093+60.3%

Month-end is the last trading day in the archive for the month; changes compare 28 Mar 2018 with 30 Apr 2018. Sector figures sum each day’s largest positions on a fixed basis. See the methodology for every definition.

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