Business Today has a profile of some of the fastest growing publicly listed companies in the country. The article includes a downloadable list of the companies. Not surprisingly, several of these companis have attracted PE financing in the recent past.
SOME SMALL CAP COMPANIES IN THE LIST
» Teledata Informatics
» Crew BOS Products
» Helios & Matheson
» KRBL
» Kei Industries
» Lloyd Electric & Engineering
» Surya Pharmaceuticals
» Zenith Computers
» Asian Electronics
» Sonata Software
Arun Natarajan is the Founder of Venture Intelligence India, which tracks venture capital activity in India and Indian-founded companies worldwide. View sample issues of Venture Intelligence India newsletters and reports.
Following messages on Money control are very discouraging and scary for the investors. What does this say about one of the fastest growing company Helios. I would say the old thought process of slow and steady maybe better……….
Helios and Matat 01: 43 (5th Nov 06)
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better safe than sorry.
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In Reply to : vsd1231Border since 29th Nov 04Posted19messages
buy otherwise you miss…More
Helios and Matat 07: 44 (4th Nov 06)
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The stock looks very attractive at the current level. One shouldn’t miss the opportunity.
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Helios and Matat 01: 12 (4th Nov 06)
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SUPER STAR of the stock marketat 20: 56 (3rd Nov 06)
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If Helios can make book entry of US$ 13.5 million in there books through the vmoksha deal, so cant they show great data in their books. So how sure can you be my friend about their data.
if you read through all the messages on moneycontrol you will understand
very clearly one objective of HM – to bring up their stock price – whatever it takes who cares!
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only ten company in indian stockmarket its last 10 quarter constant growth
in sels and profit, helios is one of them. plese check all previous
data.without vmoksha last 3 quarter is very good and guid…More
CAUTIOUSat 20: 42 (3rd Nov 06)
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I have been following several messages pasted on moneycontrol and they indeed are very informative about the VMoksha /Helios episode. I dont’t think any of us knew the exact reason why the case went to the courts.
However the messages pasted on VMoksha’s website and also on money control have given all a better insight. It says a lot about the people behind the Company Helios. One for sure – to be very cautious of this stock.
The stock maybe doing well. If the ethics of people behind Helios Matheson is like this who can guarantee that their data is not cooked up.
It is apparent that Helios is fighting the case to get VMoksha free of cost and actually Helios did not make any payment of US$ 13.5 million – that was only a book entry. So what is left to understand ? One thing clearly – Helios has already benefitted by the announcements of acquisition of VMoksha US$ 19 million cash deal in the media and hyped up the share price from Rs.65 to Rs.500. Certainly no one on the face of this earth will let go his
Company free and will fight every tooth and nail.
Secondly it is quite obvious that they have committed several frauds
relating to RBI, SEBI, Economic offence, CBI, FERA and I don’t know what else. So what is wrong in comparing it to DSQ?
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A research report:
The NY Post discusses A Consulting Team (TACX), which is set to held AGM on Aug. 22. Article concentrates on $8.54 per share buyout offer by Helios & Matheson. H&M offered in March to buy CEO’s 43% stake for $8.54 a share. With the shares then selling for a mere $4.60 on the open mkt, the offer amounted to a stupefying 86% “control premium” over the price available to investors. Article suggests that it would be nice to hear CEO Shmuel BenTov explain at the shareholder meeting just how thoroughly he checked out the claims and credentials of H&M, a co with red flags sticking out of it in all directions, from bank balances that the accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers was unable to reconcile in a recent due diligence audit to the sudden departure of the CEO earlier this year, to the co’s close involvement with shady Indian stock promoters, who own 15% of its shares.
I am surprised to see Teledata Informatics Ltd is in this list. I was thinking the venture capital institution are going through the company in detail before coming to a decision. But in our country people get carried away by media reports than the credibility of the management and the opaque ,questionable balancesheet of this company,and a very poor corporate governance followed by this company.