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Toyota eyes 10 % market share in 6-7 years!
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KOCHI: Amidst the mounting recall troubles its parent is facing globally, Toyota has set an ambitious target of cornering 10 per cent share of the share market in the next six-seven years, up from the present 3 per cent, Toyota Kirloskar Motor MD Hiroshi Nakagawa said here today.
Nakagawa said new compact car, the Etios, is a good quality product and will be affordably priced. "With the introduction of the Etios, we hope to attain a sizeable market share here in the shortest possible time," he added.
During the frist two months of this year, Toyota more than doubled it sales to 11,982 units against 5,736 in the year-ago period.
The company had sold 55,497 units last year, and with 5,861 units, Kerala contributed 11 per cent of total sales.
It aims to expand its sales and service network to about 150 dealers nationally by this year end, out of which two will be in Kerala where it already has six dealers.
Toyota is showcasing its array of vehicles at a two-day exhibition called the Toyota 'Q' World here. Innova, Corolla Altis and Fortuner are market leaders in their segments in Kerala, with 45, 35 and 68 per cent market share respectively.
After Chandigarh, Lucknow, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune and Kochi, the four-month-long Toyota 'Q' World will travel to Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad and Kolkata.
Toyota Kirloskar Motor is a joint venture between Toyota Corp and Kirloskar Group. It has already invested nearly Rs 1,500 crore at its Bidadi plant, near Bangalore, and employs around 3,000. The plant started production in December 1999 and has a capacity for 80,000 units annually.
Nakagawa said new compact car, the Etios, is a good quality product and will be affordably priced. "With the introduction of the Etios, we hope to attain a sizeable market share here in the shortest possible time," he added.
During the frist two months of this year, Toyota more than doubled it sales to 11,982 units against 5,736 in the year-ago period.
The company had sold 55,497 units last year, and with 5,861 units, Kerala contributed 11 per cent of total sales.
It aims to expand its sales and service network to about 150 dealers nationally by this year end, out of which two will be in Kerala where it already has six dealers.
Toyota is showcasing its array of vehicles at a two-day exhibition called the Toyota 'Q' World here. Innova, Corolla Altis and Fortuner are market leaders in their segments in Kerala, with 45, 35 and 68 per cent market share respectively.
After Chandigarh, Lucknow, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune and Kochi, the four-month-long Toyota 'Q' World will travel to Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad and Kolkata.
Toyota Kirloskar Motor is a joint venture between Toyota Corp and Kirloskar Group. It has already invested nearly Rs 1,500 crore at its Bidadi plant, near Bangalore, and employs around 3,000. The plant started production in December 1999 and has a capacity for 80,000 units annually.
Are You a Tactical or Strategical Stock Investor?
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Two ways to approach the stock market are tactically or strategically. Which you choose should depend on the circumstances.
Most investors will do better taking a strategical approach, which is the classic long-term view of investing.
The strategical approach looks to position the investor in the right stocks for years to come.
Many fortunes have been made in the stock market using this approach – think Warren Buffett.
However, it is important to also think tactically about the stock market because short-term swings can ruin your best long-term plans.
Tactical investing considers whether you are better served by an offensive or defense approach.
An offensive approach calculates whether this is a short-term correction or a long-term downtrend.
In either case, the investor considers the benefits and risks of short selling and acts appropriately.
A defensive approach to a downturn suggests adjusting your asset allocation to a more conservative position – more fixed income if that's appropriate, for example.
Neither approach suggests a panicked reaction that will undoubtedly result in poor decisions and worse outcomes.
The thoughtful investor is like a chess player thinking several moves ahead – if this happens, what will I do to take advantage of the opportunities and minimize the risks.
If you are going to invest in individual stocks, you must take an active role in monitoring the market and your investments and have a contingency plan in place.
3 Tips to Successful Small Cap Stock Investing - Profit 500% in 30 Days With Less Initial Investment
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It might be said in the financial world that small cap investing is a risky proposition. That might have been the case if inexperienced investors or traders did little research in finding the right stocks to buy. Moreover, as the world is emerging from a recession, a lot of those small cap companies have gone by the wayside. Being that their company's product or service is too competitive out in the marketplace, there is this "checks and balances" process happening to help eliminate some of those smaller outfits. Therefore, enabling complete investors to swoop in and take advantage by buying these so-called recession proof stocks. Here are some tips to utilize to find the right small cap stocks and cash in on instant profitability.
1. Research a niche market/company-As I had coined in the previous paragraph, a "complete investor" is not your traditional investor. As fun as it is to just take someone's word for it and buy up stock, small cap investing requires thorough research. What I like telling first time small cap investors, find two or three companies with varying products and services and find out as much as you can. Immediately, you should start to do your research on the internet, there is a lot of company information you can gather and there are actually "upper management" contact information. Call up these companies, find out what they're production looks like, find out if the managers own shares of their stock and find out if they plan on purchasing more in the future. Additionally, ask for their profitability reports (10K and 10Q), this information will give you a "temperature" as to their profitability direction. With all the right measures and research, investors can easily find out if they are a worthy buy in the future months to come.
2. Stay away from Pink Sheet Stocks-Pink sheet stocks are generally referred to what I like to call "underground shares". Companies only selling pink sheets have yet to be endorsed by the stock exchange or Nasdaq indexes. Even in a recession, these are many times more riskier to carry because the firm hasn't completely developed into a full scale corporation. And another downside is that if you ever need to sell your pink sheet stocks, they will be tough to get rid of due to the fact that the public are not aware of that particular company. And as a result, keep pink sheets on the back burner and don't consider them until you complete further research.
3. Diversify your portfolio, invest in a wide range of companies, not just one-This should be an easy tip to understand. Plan on investing on three or four different niche markets and spread the money around. This way if one company's stock drops, the others will pick up the slack. This is just common investing 101, any good portfolio will be broken down into 50% small cap stocks and the other 50% various blue chips, bonds and other stable commodities. Overall, a well rounded small cap portfolio will comprise of an average of 15 different companies. Something to think about when you're deciding to put together your investments.
RIL Bonus shares listed, trading to start on Monday
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MUMBAI: India's most valued company Reliance Industries on Sunday said that the bonus shares alloted by the company have been listed on stock exchanges and trading in which would commence from tomorrow.
"The bonus shares have been listed with National Stock Exchange of India and Bombay Stock Exchange and have been admitted for dealing with effect from December 07, 2009," RIL said in a statement here.
Shareholders of the Mukesh Ambani-led company had approved the issue of bonus shares on November 17 in the ratio of 1:1 of the face value of Rs 10 and RIL had allotted them to the eligible members as per their shareholdings on the record date on November 27, 2009.
The RIL board had in October approved 1:1 issuance of bonus shares after a 12-year gap. The last time RIL announced a bonus issue was in October, 1997.
"The bonus shares have been listed with National Stock Exchange of India and Bombay Stock Exchange and have been admitted for dealing with effect from December 07, 2009," RIL said in a statement here.
Shareholders of the Mukesh Ambani-led company had approved the issue of bonus shares on November 17 in the ratio of 1:1 of the face value of Rs 10 and RIL had allotted them to the eligible members as per their shareholdings on the record date on November 27, 2009.
The RIL board had in October approved 1:1 issuance of bonus shares after a 12-year gap. The last time RIL announced a bonus issue was in October, 1997.
Idea ends sponsorship deal with IPL team 2 yrs before schedule
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NEW DELHI: Mumbai Indians, the Indian Premier League team owned by Mukesh Ambani, has lost its largest sponsorship deal with Idea Cellular walking out of the $2-3 million per year contract two years before schedule.
"We were not very happy with the Mumbai Indians association; it did not give us the branding impact we had hoped for," said an Idea Cellular official, defending its decision to terminate the Rs 10-15 crore/year deal signed just before the second edition of Indian Premier League earlier this year.
The spokesperson of the telecom operator, however, refused to confirm or comment on the termination of the deal. An email query sent to Mumbai Indians, led by Sachin Tendulkar, remained unanswered.
Cricket remains of prime import to Idea's marketing plans though, particularly with India becoming the world's top test team for the first time on Sunday.
It is now looking at a larger branding play with GMR-owned Delhi Daredevils, said the official talking on condition of anonymity. In October, Idea had picked up a one-year sponsorship of Delhi Daredevils for the Champions League Twenty20 tournament and IPL season three. The sponsorship involves Delhi Daredevils players displaying Idea logos on their jersey. Virender Sehwag, the talk of the town after his magnificent 293 in the third and final test against Sri Lanka that confirmed India's rise to the top, captains the Delhi team.
Idea Cellular's deal to become Mumbai Indians' principal sponsor in the telecom services category was the biggest deal signed by any IPL franchisee for season two. Most of the other deals were in the Rs 2-5-crore-per-year bracket. At the time of the signing of the deal just before the second season of IPL earlier this year, both sides had agreed on a three-year association.
Soon after IPL was forced to relocate to South Africa, Idea and Mumbai Indians had drummed up an elaborate four-phase campaign, which aimed to connect the team's players Sachin Tendulkar, Harbhajan Singh and Zaheer Khan with cricket fans. The campaign involved fans getting to call or SMS the cricketers, give them playing suggestions and wishing them good luck. Each player's Idea number was flashed across mass media platforms. While Tendulkar, Harbhajan and Zaheer Khan had led the communication, similar 10 digit numbers were assigned to others in the Mumbai Indians team like Sri Lanka's Sanath Jayasuriya and West Indian Dwayne Bravo.
Other activation by Idea involved providing cricket updates, gaming, match videos and photographs. The campaign activity was not restricted to Idea subscribers and all operators, including landlines, had the option of 'calling' Mumbai Indians players. Idea's tagline had been 'duniya hila denge Indians'. Mumbai Indians' other sponsors for IPL season two included chewing company Wrigley, beverage and snacks maker PepsiCo, MasterCard, Adidas and Pernod Richard.
With India sitting pretty on top of the cricketing world and the IPL joining the list of most popular sporting brands in the world, most marketers are looking at leveraging the Twenty20 league as a significant activation opportunity next year when it returns to the country after a year's gap.
Market may correct 15% post election: Merrill Lynch
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MUMBAI: Over the next 6-8 weeks, Merrill Lynch expects concerns of a hung Parliament post-election and expected slowing incorporate earningswill likely worry the market. "We believe this could lead to a 15% correction in the markets," the investment bank says in a report.
G20 leaders pledge $1.1 trillion aid to stem fin meltdown
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Leaders of the world's largest economies have reached an agreement to tackle the global financial crisis with measures worth USD 1 trillion.
G20 leaders have pledged USD 1 trillion dollars in emergency aid and have also called for stricter limits on hedge funds, executive pay, credit-rating companies and risk-taking by banks. They also boosted the resources of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).The G20 has also called for an end to bank havens and said that banking secrecy of past must end.
IMF: The biggest beneficiary
The IMF has been one of the biggest beneficiaries of the G20 summit. UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown said that the G20 has agreed additional USD 500 billion for IMF and a further USD 250 billion in IMF Special Drawing Rights.
Global leaders confident of bold action
Earlier, UK Trade and Business Minister Peter Mandelson expressed confidence that the G20 leaders would come together to take decisive steps to revive the global economy.
Peter Mandelson, Business Minister, UK said, "I think you will see a watershed. I think you will see the beginnings of a new way of working in the international economy and its financial system of the sort that we saw all those generations ago after the Second World War. But Rome is not or rebuilt in this case in a day. It is going to take months and months. The key thing though is to put those vital decisions that direction of travel in place today and to do so ambitiously and that's what we will see."
India's role at G20
UK Foreign Office Minister Lord Malloch Brown commented on India's key role at the G20 saying that India was central to the plan of getting global trade going again.
Lord Malloch Brow believes that it is quite significant for India because after all India is a country with a growing export economy, and exports have been under huge pressure as a result of this, and there is going to be for example a big package of trade finance to try and get exports going again.
Brow further stated that this is a controversial issue in India and there is going to be a huge push to get the global trade ground going again, and India is seen as a key actor in that. A lot of those countries, which were thought to have not enabled trade deal to be reached last year that they kind of engaged, and that won't be met this year, he added.
"The whole issue is of restoring growth to the global economy by the size of the stimulus already adopted by the additional resources today for the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and other institutions. This is obviously going to impact on people everywhere including in India", Brow said.
G20 leaders have pledged USD 1 trillion dollars in emergency aid and have also called for stricter limits on hedge funds, executive pay, credit-rating companies and risk-taking by banks. They also boosted the resources of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).The G20 has also called for an end to bank havens and said that banking secrecy of past must end.
IMF: The biggest beneficiary
The IMF has been one of the biggest beneficiaries of the G20 summit. UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown said that the G20 has agreed additional USD 500 billion for IMF and a further USD 250 billion in IMF Special Drawing Rights.
Global leaders confident of bold action
Earlier, UK Trade and Business Minister Peter Mandelson expressed confidence that the G20 leaders would come together to take decisive steps to revive the global economy.
Peter Mandelson, Business Minister, UK said, "I think you will see a watershed. I think you will see the beginnings of a new way of working in the international economy and its financial system of the sort that we saw all those generations ago after the Second World War. But Rome is not or rebuilt in this case in a day. It is going to take months and months. The key thing though is to put those vital decisions that direction of travel in place today and to do so ambitiously and that's what we will see."
India's role at G20
UK Foreign Office Minister Lord Malloch Brown commented on India's key role at the G20 saying that India was central to the plan of getting global trade going again.
Lord Malloch Brow believes that it is quite significant for India because after all India is a country with a growing export economy, and exports have been under huge pressure as a result of this, and there is going to be for example a big package of trade finance to try and get exports going again.
Brow further stated that this is a controversial issue in India and there is going to be a huge push to get the global trade ground going again, and India is seen as a key actor in that. A lot of those countries, which were thought to have not enabled trade deal to be reached last year that they kind of engaged, and that won't be met this year, he added.
"The whole issue is of restoring growth to the global economy by the size of the stimulus already adopted by the additional resources today for the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and other institutions. This is obviously going to impact on people everywhere including in India", Brow said.