Aries Agro  recommended more than twice  at various price points from Rs100 to 150  level.After   touching a high of Rs.203/- in the month of September , currently it is   ruling around  116/- . Aries showing  good performance in its   operations in quarter after quarter and also having a transparent   management.  I reiterate an ACCUMULATE at current level for decent return  in  long term.
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Mounting   food inflation is a serious threat to the economies worldwide. But  some  companies are benefiting from this situation .All governments are   forced to take steps to improve food production using scientific  methods  and most modern techniques. Companies from the agri- related  sectors  are the major beneficiaries of  government’s such efforts.In  India micro  irrigation sector is getting very big boost in every budget  .Even  though fertilizer companies are also important in this  perspective  ,government control on fertilizer prices limiting their  potential. Along  with fertilizers, micronutrients  are  also gaining  acceptance among  Indian farmers. Moreover micronutrients  are not  subject to the  regulatory constraints that fertilizers face. The  micronutrients  business has considerable potential in the Indian  context. Factors such  as low yields of major food grains and  horticultural crops, high soil  alkalinity and intensive cultivation are  the key demand drivers for  micronutrients. The market for  micronutrients such as zinc, iron and  copper in India, is expected to  double over the next two decades. ARIES AGRO   is the largest player in micronutrients from the organised sector in   India. The other two players in this sector(from organized space)  is Ranade   Nutrients and Karnataka Agrochem ,but both are only regional players.   Aries has 65 branded products coming from six  manufacturing units in   India , one each at Mumbai, Kolkatta, Hyderabad , Bangalore ,Ahmedabad   ,Lucknow and one new factory in UAE which is mainly for catering middle   east region and North Africa .Aries is in the process of launching new   products which include Natural amino acid chelates,Boidegradable   chelates and Boidegradable plant protection products. With the   inauguration of its Ahmedabad factory company entered into a new space   of  Bio fertilizers too. Company’s largest  distribution network of 5500   distributors and 76500 (seventy six thousand five hundred) retail   outlets  across India  is the main attraction for a rural centric   business like this. In future company can easily roll out allied   products throughout this network without much marketing efforts. In   addition to this distribution points company has added a fleet of 100   rural retail vehicles called ‘Krishi Vinjan Vahan ‘ in 9 states in   India.This is mainly for improving company’s rural reach and advisory   services.
Going   forward big corporates are expected to coming into the farming  sector   of India in a big way. This will surely improve the prospects of  the   products of  companies like Aries along with the initiatives of   governments to increase food production.   
 
 
Sirji,
ReplyDeleteWhat to do with this stock, holding for more than six months now. bought at 145 (avg.)
Dear Friend
ReplyDeleteI think there is nothing wrong with the company .But sometimes some companies /Sectors are ignored by the market without any reason. But if the company continue its growth , ultimately it will catch up .
Dear Expert,
ReplyDeleteI'm holding 700 Aries Agro @119..I can hold another 6 months.Please guide whether to hold or move out from this stock?
Thanks
Dear Valuepick,
ReplyDeleteI am holding Aries agro 500@Rs. 114/- Please advice whether to average at current market rate or just hold.
Please advise
Regards and Thanks
Vishnu R Nair
Could you please let me know whether aries agro is still worth buying???
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