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Dear Members,


Once again Shree Shree Mukesh Ambani (Art of Killing) is on a rampage, last time he sold stock in open market (RPL around 250) stock lost 50% of its value thereafter.


Now once again he is reducing his stake, please beware, stock might go below 1300 (based on RPL)


I dont know the reason (May be he want to purchase BOEING JUMBO, so that he can fly
over DHARAVI and show foreigners the ample opportunity that lies in "REAL" Estate)


Below is attached comparision of Promoters Holding for last 2 Quarters


Reliance Industries Ltd
Scrip Code : 500325Quarter ending : September 2008
Shareholding belonging to the category :
"Promoter and Promoter Group"
Sl. No.Name of the ShareholderNo. of SharesShares as % of Total No. of Shares1 Petroleum Trust (through Trustees for sole beneficiary-M/s Reliance Industrial Investments and Holdings Ltd.)104,660,154 7.20 2 Ekansha Enterprise Pvt Ltd61,836,240 4.25 3 Bhumika Trading Pvt Ltd61,415,983 4.22 4 Eklavya Mercantile Pvt Ltd61,337,013 4.22 5 Farm Enterprises Ltd46,038,645 3.17 6 Bahar Trading Pvt Ltd44,147,728 3.04 7 Anumati Mercantile Pvt Ltd43,113,407 2.97 8 Madhuban Merchandise Pvt Ltd34,233,723 2.35 9 Sanatan Textrade Pvt Ltd34,130,009 2.35 10 Amur Trading Pvt Ltd33,004,017 2.27 11 Tresta Trading Pvt Ltd32,911,094 2.26 12 Ornate Traders Pvt Ltd32,207,491 2.22 13 Reliance Life Sciences Pvt Ltd15,484,025 1.07 14 Reliance Consolidated Enterprises Pvt Ltd14,976,149 1.03 15 Aavaran Textiles Pvt Ltd13,258,167 0.91 16 K D Ambani3,665,227 0.25 17 Pams Investments and Trading Company Pvt Ltd3,184,983 0.22 18 M D
Ambani1,807,923 0.12 19 Nita Ambani1,699,073 0.12 20 Isha M Ambani1,682,195 0.12 21 Akash M Ambani1,681,595 0.12 22 Fidelity Shares and Securities Pvt Ltd1,525,055 0.10 23 Reliance Welfare Association1,227,734 0.08 24 Terene Industries Pvt Ltd468,480 0.03 25 Silvassa Hydrocarbons and Investments Pvt Ltd407,581 0.03 26 Synergy Synthetics Pvt Ltd374,401 0.03 27 Vita Investments and Trading Company Pvt Ltd308,395 0.02 28 Reliance Consultancy Services Pvt Ltd252,922 0.02 29 Reliance Industrial Infrastructure Ltd86,000 0.01 30 Deccan Finvest Pvt Ltd68,795 0.00 31 Anant M Ambani50,000 0.00 32 Jogiya Traders Pvt Ltd10,010 0.00 33 Hercules Investments Pvt Ltd1,000 0.00 34 Nikhil Investments Company Pvt Ltd1,000 0.00 35 Real Fibres Pvt Ltd1,000 0.00 36 Jagdanand Investments and Trading Company Pvt Ltd150 0.00 37 Jagdishvar Investments and Trading Company Pvt Ltd100 0.00 38 Kankhal Investments and
Trading Company Pvt Ltd100 0.00 39 Kardam Commercials Pvt Ltd100 0.00 40 Kedareshwar Investments and Trading Company Pvt Ltd100 0.00 41 Krish Commercials Pvt Ltd100 0.00 42 Kshitij Commercials Pvt Ltd100 0.00 43 Nityapriya Commercials Pvt Ltd100 0.00 44 Priyash Commercials Pvt Ltd100 0.00
Total651,258,164 44.80


Reliance Industries Ltd
Scrip Code : 500325Quarter ending : June 2008
Shareholding belonging to the category :
"Promoter and Promoter Group"
Sl. No.Name of the ShareholderNo. of SharesShares as % of Total No. of Shares1 Petroleum Trust (through Trustees for sole beneficiary-M/s Reliance Industrial Investments and Holdings Ltd.)104,660,154 7.20 2 Ekansha Enterprise Pvt Ltd62,286,240 4.28 3 Bhumika Trading Pvt Ltd61,415,983 4.22 4 Eklavya Mercantile Pvt Ltd61,337,013 4.22 5 Farm Enterprises Ltd46,038,645 3.17 6 Bahar Trading Pvt Ltd44,147,728 3.04 7 Anumati Mercantile Pvt Ltd43,918,407 3.02 8 Madhuban Merchandise Pvt Ltd34,233,723 2.36 9 Sanatan Textrade Pvt Ltd34,130,009 2.35 10 Amur Trading Pvt Ltd33,004,017 2.27 11 Tresta Trading Pvt Ltd32,911,094 2.26 12 Ornate Traders Pvt Ltd32,207,491 2.22 13 Reliance Chemicals Pvt Ltd31,119,999 2.14 14 Reliance Polyolefins Pvt Ltd30,597,462 2.10 15 Reliance Universal Enterprises Pvt Ltd (Previously known as Pusti Commercials Pvt Ltd)28,473,949 1.96 16 Reliance Life Sciences Pvt
Ltd15,484,025 1.07 17 Reliance Consolidated Enterprises Pvt Ltd14,976,149 1.03 18 Aavaran Textiles Pvt Ltd13,258,167 0.91 19 K D Ambani3,665,227 0.25 20 Pams Investments and Trading Company Pvt Ltd3,184,983 0.22 21 Reliance Aromatics and Petrochemicals Pvt Ltd2,971,000 0.20 22 M D Ambani1,807,923 0.12 23 Nita Ambani1,699,073 0.12 24 Isha M Ambani1,682,195 0.12 25 Akash M Ambani1,681,595 0.12 26 Fidelity Shares and Securities Pvt Ltd1,525,055 0.10 27 Reliance Welfare Association1,227,734 0.08 28 Reliance Energy and Project Development Pvt Ltd1,029,000 0.07 29 Terene Industries Pvt Ltd468,480 0.03 30 Silvassa Hydrocarbons and Investments Pvt Ltd407,581 0.03 31 Synergy Synthetics Pvt Ltd374,401 0.03 32 Vita Investments and Trading Company Pvt Ltd308,395 0.02 33 Reliance Consultancy Services Pvt Ltd252,922 0.02 34 Reliance Industrial Infrastructure Ltd86,000 0.01 35 Deccan Finvest Pvt
Ltd68,795 0.00 36 Anant M Ambani50,000 0.00 37 Jogiya Traders Pvt Ltd10,010 0.00 38 Hercules Investments Pvt Ltd1,000 0.00 39 Nikhil Investments Company Pvt Ltd1,000 0.00 40 Real Fibres Pvt Ltd1,000 0.00 41 Jagdanand Investments and Trading Company Pvt Ltd150 0.00 42 Reliance Petroinvestments Ltd100 0.00 43 Reliance Nutraceuticals Pvt Ltd100 0.00 44 Reliance Pharmaceuticals (India) Pvt Ltd100 0.00 45 Jagdishvar Investments and Trading Company Pvt Ltd100 0.00 46 Kankhal Investments and Trading Company Pvt Ltd100 0.00 47 Kardam Commercials Pvt Ltd100 0.00 48 Kedareshwar Investments and Trading Company Pvt Ltd100 0.00 49 Krish Commercials Pvt Ltd100 0.00 50 Kshitij Commercials Pvt Ltd100 0.00 51 Nityapriya Commercials Pvt Ltd100 0.00 52 Priyash Commercials Pvt Ltd100 0.00
Total746,704,874 51.37



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*RIL,Tata Steel among biggest unsecured debt holders


* THE ETIG study, which considered a sample size of more than 2,000 listed companies, showed the total unsecured borrowings stood at Rs 2.92 lakh crore (about $62 billion at current exchange rates) during FY08, more than three times the figure during FY03, when it was a mere Rs 93,246 crore.
"Many companies' working capital requirements were met through short term borrowings as the market conditions were very good and cost of funds was low. For short-term fund requirements, firms could have gone for unsecured borrowings. As a lender, I see the balance sheet and project before lending. If the end-use of the funds is ensured then there is no problem in giving unsecured loans," says Bank of Baroda's MD & chairman, MD Mallya. Other bankers also say a rise in unsecured lending may not necessarily mean indiscriminate lending. "The banking industry has changed its focus in the past few years, from a security-oriented lending to more risk-assessment based lending where the borrower basically has to have a good track record and a sound project to be able to borrow. The world over, there has been a shift in lending to risk-assessment-based lending. Going by security-based
lending, even a bad guy would become eligible as the loan would be secured,"
explains PNB's chief GM (bank credit) Arun Kaul.
He adds that one of the reasons for large increase in unsecured loans
could be due to lending to infrastructure projects. Lending in
infrastructure projects, which has picked up big time over the past five
years, is mostly through unsecured loans. The study reveals the practice is
more pronounced in case of larger borrowers. For the top 20 borrowers, who
account for 42% of total debt of the companies in the sample, unsecured
borrowing constitutes 58.6% of their loan portfolio, up from 40% in FY03.
For these companies, almost 70% of fresh loans taken during FY03-08 period
has come in the form of unsecured borrowing. Among the companies who have high debt levels (Rs 5,000-crore plus) and have a big chunk in the form of
unsecured borrowings are Bharti Airtel, Reliance Industries and Tata Steel, besides some public sector majors — IOC, HPCL, BPCL and NTPC. All these companies have more than 75% of their debt in the form of unsecured borrowing. However, for the three oil sector majors a large part of such loans are short term in nature. Companies such as Essar Oil, Essar Steel, Ispat and Jet Airways have a low level of unsecured borrowings at 10-12%.
Mining and oil sector show the highest level of unsecured borrowing at
86% and 68%, respectively. Transport equipment and power are otherS with more than 55% of unsecured debt. Textiles and cement & cement products have
relatively low levels of unsecured credit. Notably, textiles and power are
the only sectors,which have seen a reduction in the level of unsecured debt during FY03-08 period.



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