The document provides an objective, need, scope and limitations of a study analyzing trends in five sectors of the Indian share market: banking, IT, automobile, energy, and pharmaceutical. The primary objective is to analyze trends in these five sectors and the secondary objective is to analyze the market based on sectors, identify gainers and losers, and determine factors contributing to gains and losses. The study aims to help investors by identifying sector performance, comparing companies, and understanding reasons for companies' performance. The analysis provides one-year performance data in tables and charts for companies in each sector and discusses factors contributing to the top gainer and loser for each sector. The analysis found private banks outperformed nationalized banks and discussed factors affecting performance in each

1. OBJECTIVE
PRIMARY OBJECTIVE:
To study the operations of share market and to prepare trend analysis of five
sector.
SECONDARY OBJECTIVE:
To analyze the market based on different sector.
To know the gainers and losers.
To find out the causes / factors for gain and loss.
NEED FOR STUDY
This project briefly explains the various factors affecting the share market. In this
project five thriving sectors are selected and analyzed briefly. This study will help
the investors in the following ways.
o The investors will know about the Sector gainers and losers.
o This will help them to choose between different companies.
o The reasons for company’s performance are explained.
o The 1 year performance of a company will give the investors an idea of
what the company is capable of.
o Based on this study the investors will know what all to look forward before
investing.

2. Scope and significance
In this project 5 major sectors out of 22 sectors are picked up and a trend analysis
is prepared based on the 5 sectors. The 5 sectors namely Banking (BANKING
NIFTY), IT (CNXIT), Automobile (CNXAUTO), Energy (CNXENERGY) and
Pharmaceutical (CNXPHARMA).
This project is based on CNX NIFTY. The CNX Nifty, also called the Nifty 50 or
simply the Nifty, is a stock market index and benchmark index for Indian equity
market.The CNX Nifty covers 22 sectors of the Indian economy and offers
investment managers exposure to the Indian market in one portfolio.
'CNX' in its name stands for 'CRISIL NSE Index',which is a joint venture
between NSE and CRISIL (Credit Rating and Information Services of India Ltd).
Limitations
Limitations are those which restrict the work in some way or the other. In this
research some of the limiting factors are as follows.
Data collection:
The important constraint in this study is selection of secondary data. i.e. they
refer to data which have already been collected and analyzed by someone
else.The data analyzed by experts differ among different experts and with the
company. So reanalyzing was a difficult challenge.

3. TIME PERIOD:
Time period is one of the main factors as only 45 days was allotted and the topic
to be covered is too wide. So it was hard to cover it in a short span of time.
ACCURACY:
The study cannot be accepted as accurate to some extent as firstly, secondary
data was collected. Secondly, for a descriptive research time need to be more, it
will need 6 months of time to study about the company in detail and to draw an
accurate conclusion, in short period it’s hard to cover each point accurately.
ANALYSIS
In this project a trend analysis of 5 sectors namely Banking, IT, Automobile,
Energy and Pharmaceutical is done and the various reasons of their performance
is identified and verified. The problems faced by companies to fluctuate in the
market are identified.
The sector top gainers and losers are listed in the table below.
Green table- top gainers
Red table-top losers

4. BANKING SECTOR
Table represents company name, their 52 weeks low share price and high share
price. The percentage change in gain or loss for the past year from 01-07-2012
to 31-06-2013 is represented as change %.
INDUSINDBK 308.10 531.90 26.97
Kotak Mahindra Bank 524.10 807.35 26.22
HDFC Bank 505.05 727.30 11.81
Axis Bank 927.25 1549.90 7.66
Yes Bank 285.00 547.70 6.08
ICICI Bank 866.75 1238.40 1.48
Bank Of India 178.45 393 -42.47
Canara Bank 260.60 533 -28.12
Union Bank Of India 131.20 288 -27.23
PNB 583.10 920 -25.03
Bank Of Baroda 535 899 -15.17
SBI 1751.70 2535.90 -14.74
Company name 1 year low price 1 year high price Gain/Lose %

5. This chart represents the monthly share price of companies from 01-07-2012 to
31-06-2013. X axis represents the months and Y axis represents the value of
share.
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indusind
Kotak Mahindra
Hdfc
Axis
yes
ICICI
Bank Of India
Canara Bank
Union Bank Of India
PNB
Bank Of Baroda
SBI

6. Banks
Private Banks have performed better than nationalized banks based on their gain
percentage. The reasonsis private banks performance is better than nationalized
banks. The interest rates are higher when compared to nationalized banks, loan
recovery is made quicker, penalty rates are high, issue of credit and debit cards
attract more customers, the salary given to employees are low. These differences
between the private and nationalized banks had let more private bankers to be
gainers and government banks to be losers in the market.
TOP GAINER FY 2012-2013
Indusind bank
The top gainer of banking sector is Indusind bank offers gold loans to diversify its
portfolio. Gold loan is a critical product in the Indian context and, for many
borrowers, it has emerged as a great way to raise short-term capital in an
expeditious manner
Private sector lender IndusInd Bank has tied up with Western Union Business
Solutions which will provide technology platform for effecting foreign exchange
payments for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in India.
There are nearly 30 million Indian SMEs that together make a significant
contribution to the country’s GDP.IndusInd Bank has launched a marquee credit
card designed especially for high net worth customers.it is the first credit card in
the Indian sub-continent that comes inlaid with pure 22K gold on the card plastic.

7. These factors made indusind bank to be ahead from their competitors and made
them to show profits, even when many nationalized banks struggled to gain
profit, indusind bank has showed a gain of 38.38%.
TOP LOSER FY2012-2013
BANK OF INDIA
The bank had many changes in their Director and managing director in the past
year. The bank has cut down their base rates to half a percentage in their existing
rates. No other particular reasons for bank of India being a loser the past year.
Based on this research the reasons may be poor customer service, employees
performance, loan recovery, etc.

8. IT SECTOR
Company name 1 year lowprice 1 year highprice Gain/Lose %
Vakrangee Software 38 85 114.83
HCL Tech. 471.45 865.25 75.04
CMC 824 1509.95 57.16
Tech Mahindra 690.20 1127.85 56.25
Mindtree Ltd 600 929.50 39.10
TCS 1055 1624.80 27.94
eClerx Services Ltd 597 910 21.53
Infosys 2060.55 3009 13.48
Oracle Finl. Service 2350 3415 10.67
Mphasis 337.20 514.05 8.14
KPIT Cummins
Infosys
92 142 7.15
Core Education & Tec 25.65 350 -89.51
Educomp Solutions 32.05 182.75 -78.28
Rolta India 53.05 81.20 -24.20
Hexaware Tech. 72.30 140.90 -19.64
Info Edge 274.50 404.85 -14.72
NIIT Tech 238.60 324.90 -7.62
Polaris Finl. Tech 96 148 -6.09
Infotech Enterprise 157.15 210.90 -3.06
Financial Technology 681.30 1221.90 -1.42
Table represents company name, their 52 weeks low share price and high share
price. The percentage change in gain or loss for the past year from 01-07-2012
to 31-06-2013 is represented as change %.

9. This chart represents the monthly share price of companies from 01-07-2012 to
31-06-2013. X axis represents the months and Y axis represents the value of
share.
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Vakrangee
hcl
cmc
tech mahindra
mindtree
core education &tech
educom
rolta
hexaware
info edge

10. IT
In IT sector the profit of the company and share price is based on the current and
future projects of the company. Mostly MNC play a great role in CNXIT. Many
companies get government project worth many crores where they get huge
profits. Ex TCS have government project like issue of passport,Aadar enrollment
etc. Other factors that affect the share price are FII (foreign institutional investor)
which makes many companies to occur sudden gain or loss.
TOP GAINER FY 2012-2013
Vakrangee Software
VakrangeeSoftwares have acquired shares aggregating to 4.53% ofshare capital of
the Company through open market during the period May 13, 2013 to June 13,
2013.Post the current acquisition, total Promoters’ share holding in the Company
stands at 38.80%.Vakrangee Softwares Ranks Number One in the Aadhaar
Enrollment Project.
VakrangeeFinserve Limited (VFL), a Wholly Owned Subsidiary of
VakrangeeSoftwares Limited has bagged Financial Inclusion Project from the Bank
of Baroda. From the project, VFL targets to achieve approximately Rs. 1258 Crores
(Rupees One Thousand Two Hundred & Fifty Eight Crores only) during the
contract of Five years. ....
Awards of vakrangeesoftwares
Business Leader (SME Segment) of the Year Award, 2008 to our Chairman
by Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.
Economic Times ET 500 best companies in India in 2006-07.
The Business World – amongst 100 Best Mid Size Companies in India in
2006-07.Amongst 250 Fastest growing Technology companies in Asia Pacific
by Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu in 2004-05.

11. ENERGY SECTOR
Company name 1 year lowprice 1 year highprice Gain/Lose %
RELIANCE
INDUSTRIES
682.35 955 22.64
ONGC 227.40 355 6.69
Reliance Power 58.55 110.20 -28.59
Indian Oil Corp. 216.50 374 -16.33
BPCL 315 449 -11.44
Tata Power 77.20 113.15 -10.44
GAIL India 276.15 397.20 -9.57
NTPC 136.15 175.50 -8.77
Cairn India 267.70 367 -6.34
Power Grid Corpn. 95.20 124.70 -2.95
Table represents company name, their 52 weeks low share price and high share
price. The percentage change in gain or loss for the past year from 01-07-2012
to 31-06-2013 is represented as change %. X axis represents the months and Y
axis represents the value of share.

12. This chart represents the monthly share price of companies from 01-07-2012 to
31-06-2013. X axis represents the months and Y axis represents the value of
share.
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RELIANCE
ONGC
RELIANCE POWER
INDIAN OIL CORP
BPCL
TATA POWER
GAIL

13. Energy
Energy sector has many government companies in play. There are many factors
affecting the performance of this sector, the factors are government policies,
inflation, change in foreign currency rates, FII (Foreign Institutional Investors), etc.
these factors make many companies go red in the market. Government policies
like giving subsidy to petrol, gas, and electricity are one among the greatest
reasons for the sector performance. Many companies in energy sector has
occurred a loss in the market in the FY 2012-2013.
TOP GAINER FY 2012-2013
RELIANCE INDUSTRIES
The Company has posted a net profit of Rs. 55020.00 million for the quarter
ended December 31, 2012 whereas the same was at Rs. 44400.00 million for the
quarter ended December 31, 2011. Total Income is Rs. 956260.00 million for the
quarter ended December 31, 2012 whereas the same was at Rs. 868520.00
million for the quarter ended December 31, 2011.
"Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) and the Venezuelan state oil company,
Petroleos de Venezuela, SA (PDVSA) have signed a 15 year heavy crude oil supply
contract and a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with PDVSA to further
development of Venezuelan heavy oil fields. Reliance Industries awarded
'International Refiner of the Year' 2013".

14. AUTO SECTOR
Company name 1 year lowprice 1 year highprice Gain/Lose %
Eicher Motors 1901.05 3883.30 89.91
MothersonSumi Sys 103.87 224.75 84.18
Amara Raja Batteries 142.57 327.75 66.31
Mahindra &
Mahindra
675.10 1026.00 24.19
Bajaj Auto 1425.10 2229 23.70
Tata Motors 203.05 337.40 21.14
Maruti Suzuki 1074.30 1777 20.32
MRF 9521.30 15499 20.31
Amtek Auto 59.85 113 -37.11
Ashok Leyland 17.70 29 -31.14
Bharat Forge 195.10 318 -26.17
Apollo Tyres 54.60 102.45 -19.67
Hero MotoCorp 1435 2135.70 -15.78
Exide Inds 115.65 166.40 -8.85
Bosch 8180.75 9620 -2.78
Table represents company name, their 52 weeks low share price and high share
price. The percentage change in gain or loss for the past year from 01-07-2012
to 31-06-2013 is represented as change %.

15. This chart represents the monthly share price of companies from 01-07-2012 to
31-06-2013. X axis represents the months and Y axis represents the value of
share.
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Eicher Motors
Motherson Sumi Sys
Amara Raja Batteries
Mahindra & Mahindra
Bajaj Auto
Amtek Auto
Ashok Leyland
Bharat Forge
Apollo Tyres
Hero MotoCorp

16. Automobile
The automotive industry in India is one of the larger markets in the world and
had previously been one of the fastest growing globally, but is now seeing flat or
negative growth rates India's passenger car and commercial vehicle
manufacturing industry is the sixth largest in the world, with an annual
production of more than 3.9 million units in 2011. India is home to 40 million
passenger vehicles. More than 3.7 million automotive vehicles were produced in
India in 2010 (an increase of 33.9%), making the country the second (after China)
fastest growing automobile market in the world in that year.
TOP GAINER FY 2012-2013
Eicher motors
Eicher Motors Limited, incorporated in 1982, is the flagship company of the Eicher
Group in India and a leading player in the Indian automobile industry. Its 50-50
joint venture with the Volvo group, VE Commercial Vehicles Limited, designs,
manufactures and markets reliable, fuel-efficient commercial vehicles of high
quality and modern technology, engineering components and provides
engineering design solutions. Eicher Motors manufactures and markets the iconic
Royal Enfield motorcycles. Eicher Motors recorded revenue of over USD 1 billion
in 2010.
The Group has posted a net profit after tax of Rs. 341.60 million for the quarter
ended December 31, 2012 as compared to Rs. 629.20 million for the quarter
ended December 31, 2011. Total Income has increased from Rs. 2281.00 million
for the quarter ended December 31, 2011 to Rs. 3072.50 million for the quarter
ended December 31, 2012.

17. Eicher Motors Limited, a leading player in the Indian automobile industry has
signed a strategic joint venture agreement with US based Polaris Industries Inc., a
recognized leader in the power sports industry, to set up a greenfield project in
the automotive sector. This agreement envisages the creation of a joint venture
company with a 50-50 partnership between the two companies.

18. Pharmaceutical sector
Company name 1 year lowprice 1 year highprice Gain/Lose %
Lupin 496.40 876.15 58.96
GlenmarkPharma 360.40 613.35 51.49
DrReddys Lab 1594.93 2358.70 42.85
Cipla 320.30 435 24.77
Glaxosmithkline
Phar
1801.20 2898 23.87
Piramal
Enterprises
446 627 15.29
Cadila Healthcare 715 975 1.89
Ranbaxy Labs. 301.50 578.40 -31.33%
DiviS Lab 924.45 1234.40 -3.75%
Table represents company name, their 52 weeks low share price and high share
price. The percentage change in gain or loss for the past year from 01-07-2012
to 31-06-2013 is represented as change %.

19. This chart represents the monthly share price of companies from 01-07-2012 to
31-06-2013. X axis represents the months and Y axis represents the value of
share.
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Lupin
Glenmark Pharma
Dr Reddys Lab
Cipla
Ranbaxy Labs.
DiviS Lab

20. Pharmaceutical
In India pharmaceutical sector is said to be an ever green sector in the stock
market. The reason for pharmaceutical sector to shine is the Indian population.
Total population in India is said to be 1.27 billion in the year 2013, so the need for
medicines increase day by day. . One billion Indians, male and female, spend the
same amount on medical drugs per year as seven million Swiss men and women.
"The amount spent on drugs here in India roughly corresponds to the profit made
by Novartis (Novartis International AG is a Swiss multinational pharmaceutical
company ranking number two in sales among the world-wide industry) in the past
year.
Indian pharma industry is very interested in the export of its pharmaceutics.
Developing countries are an important market for Indian manufacturers because
they produce high quality products at very competitive prices. India achieved
average rates of economic growth for the last 20 years of six percent annually.
According to the German Chemicals Association, India's top 10 pharmaceutical
companies were Ranbaxy, Cipla, Dr. Reddy's Laboratories, Lupin, Nicolas Piramal,
AurobindoPharma, Cadila Pharmaceuticals, Sun Pharma, Wockhardt Ltd. and
Aventis.
TOP GAINER FY 2012-2013
LUPIN limited
Lupin Limited is a transnational pharmaceutical company based in Mumbai. It is
the 2nd largest Indian pharma company by market capitalization; the 14th largest
generic pharmaceutical company globally and; the 5th largest generic
pharmaceutical company in the US by prescription-led market share. It has the
distinction of being the fastest growing generic pharmaceutical player in the two

21. largest pharmaceutical markets of the world – the USand Japan and is the 5th
largest and the fastest growing generic pharmaceutical player in South Africa.
LUPIN isfully Integrated pharmaceutical company
Strong Research Base in the areas of Generics, New Chemical Entity, Novel
Drug Delivery Systems, New Biological Entity, research
World Class GMP Compliant Manufacturing Facilities approved by
international regulatory agencies
Sound Technology Base and expertise to scale up technology to deliver
innovative products
Strong Global Footprint : USA, India, Japan, Australia, UK, Germany, CIS
Large Dynamic Sales Force
Robust Distribution Network
The Board of Directors of the Company has approved the increase in the limit of
investments by Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) in the equity share capital of
the Company from 33% to 49%, subject to approval of the Members. Reserve
Bank of India and any other approvals as may be required.
TOP LOSER FY 2012-2013
Ranbaxy
Ranbaxy Laboratories shares fell as much as 5 per cent on reports that the U.S.
Food and Drug Administration had raised concerns about its plant in Mohali. FDA
had issued form 483 (form issued by U.S. when the company violate their rules) to
Ranbaxy regarding its Mohali plant.That form is issued when U.S. inspectors see
conditions they believe may violate U.S. rules.
Ranbaxy's Mohali plant hardly accounts for any significant production, the
company is punished for not maintaining transparency.From investors'
perspective, it appears as a disaster. When a company does not maintain
transparency about these things, it drives away all investors in the short term and
hits the credibility of the company.

22. Ranbaxy has been in news for all the wrong reasons over the past month since the
drug maker pleaded guilty to felony charges related to drug safety and agreed to
pay $500 million in civil and criminal fines under a settlement with the U.S.
Department of Justice.
Last week, European antitrust regulators fined nine drug makers, including
Ranbaxy, a total of 146 million euros for blocking the supply of a cheaper anti-
depressant to the market, the first EU sanction against such deals. Ranbaxy was
fined 10.3 million euros (Rs. 81.06 crore). The FDA banned the company from
selling about 30 drugs in the United States after it found manufacturing
deficiencies at facilities in India. These reasons made Ranbaxy laboratories the top
looser for the past year.

23. SOURCE OF DATA
Primary Data:
Primary data is collected by meeting the members of finance department and
other persons related with the project.
SECONDARY DATA:
o Secondary data is collected with the help of internet.
o The collected data are deeply studied and verified.
o Data also includes books, magazines and economic news paper for up-to-
date knowledge about the topic.
o Data are collected on these bases.
CONCLUSION
In this project the operations of stock market is studied and a trend analysis of
five sectors is done for the past year to find out the performance of difference
companies. This project will help the investors know about the company’s annual
performance and this report will help them to draw a meaningful conclusion
before investing.
In this report it is found that ENERGY and PHARMACEUTICAL sectors perform
different when compared with the other three sectors. The reasons for the
abnormal behavior are explained below the chart of each sector.
Based on the report and analysis it is good for the investors to invest their money
in navaratna companies. To be qualified as a Navratna, the company must obtain
a score of 60 (out of 100). The score is based on six parameters which include net
profit to net worth, total manpower cost to total cost of production or cost of
services, PBDIT (Profit Before Depreciation, Interest and Taxes) to capital

24. employed, PBDIT to turnover, EPS (Earning Per Share) and inter-sectorial
performance. The Navratna status is offered to PSEs (public sector enterprises).
There are many private companies which yields high returns so before investing in
private companies an investor should look at the company’s previous year
performance and buy the company’s share at low price to avoid risk and loss.