1. NMDC Ltd. (NMDC)

Q1 FY26 Highlights:

Revenue: ₹6,738 crore (YoY ↑ 24.47%, QoQ ↓ 3.79%)

Operating Profit: ₹2,478 crore (YoY ↑ 5.92%, QoQ ↑ 20.84%)

Net Profit: ₹1,967 crore (YoY ↑ 0.21%, QoQ ↑ 32.65%)

Dividend: ₹1 per share (Ex-date: Aug 14, 2025)

Trading Strategy:

Stock has corrected nearly 25% in the last quarter.

Potential for further dip toward the ₹58–₹62 range.

Swing opportunity if the stock breaks above ₹72.

Investor Strategy (Medium–Long Term):

Buy Range: ₹58–₹62

Target: ₹75–₹82

Stop Loss: ₹51

Holding Period: 4–7 quarters

View: Wait for a better entry point; accumulating near support levels could deliver decent gains.

2. Shipping Corporation of India (SCI)

Q1 FY26 Highlights:

Revenue: ₹1,316 crore (YoY ↓ 13.09%, QoQ ↓ 0.69%)

Operating Profit: ₹488 crore (YoY ↓ 4.05%, QoQ ↑ 34.1%)

Net Profit: ₹343 crore (YoY ↑ 19.58%, QoQ ↑ 99.11%)

Boost: Positive investor sentiment after ₹146 crore CESTAT Mumbai tax order win.

Investment Strategy:

Buy Range: ₹160–₹185

Target: Medium to long-term appreciation (5–18 months)

Stop Loss: ₹144

View: Attractive valuations and a strong profitability profile. Ideal for patient investors seeking PSU shipping exposure.

3. Container Corporation of India (CONCOR)

Q1 FY26 Highlights:

Revenue: ₹2,153 crore (YoY ↑ 2.4%, QoQ ↓ 5.87%)

Operating Profit: ₹432 crore (YoY ↓ 2.03%)

Net Profit: ₹259 crore (YoY ↓ 0.43%, QoQ ↓ 9.93%)

Dividend: ₹1.6 per share (Ex-date: Aug 13, 2025)

Investment Strategy:

Buy Range: ₹490–₹510

Stop Loss: ₹450

Holding Period: 10–18 months

View: Trading near multi-month lows; P/E ratio (31.81) is nearly double sector average (16.52), but fundamentals and its strategic role in logistics make it a favorable pick for patient investors.

Final Takeaway

While NMDC, SCI, and CONCOR show varied short-term trends, each has long-term potential backed by sector fundamentals and policy support. Investors should accumulate selectively on dips and remain mindful of stop-loss levels to manage volatility.

Recommendation: PSU stocks remain attractive for long-term portfolios, but investors should align entries with support zones and maintain a disciplined holding approach.

Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only. Please consult your financial advisor before investing.

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Chairman Prasar Bharati, Mr. Navneet Kumar Sehgal, (Retired IAS) graced the occasion by becoming the Chief Guest of the event. Mr. Sehgal lauded the efforts of PSUs in building the nation. He said that the new India is witnessing tremendous growth of PSU under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. He added that even loss making one have now come in the green and other PSUs have managed to cut their losses. He expressed hope that the loss-making ones will also be in green in the near future.

Chairman Prasar Bharati, Mr. Navneet Kumar Sehgal, (Retired IAS) graced the occasion by becoming the Chief Guest of the event. Mr. Sehgal lauded the efforts of PSUs in building the nation. He said that the new India is witnessing tremendous growth of PSU under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. He added that even loss making one have now come in the green and other PSUs have managed to cut their losses. He expressed hope that the loss-making ones will also be in green in the near future.

The guests of honour included Mr. Deepak Mishra, (IPS Retired) former Special Commissioner of Delhi Police; Mr. Rajeev Agarwal, former IAS officer and now Senior Vice-President of Samsung India; veteran journalist Mr. Alok Verma; and leading criminal lawyer of the country – Senior Advocate Ramesh Gupta.

Mr. Deepak Mishra, (IPS Retired) former Special Commissioner of Delhi Police, when asked to say, “two words” came to the mike, only to enthrall the audience by saying just two words “Jai Hind”.

Mr. Rajeev Agarwal, former IAS officer and now Senior Vice-President of Samsung India, spoke on the role of Indian Public Sector Undertakings in their important contribution to the country in terms of Corporate Social Responsibility and lauded their role in nation building.

In his opening address, Vivek Avasthi, Editor-in-Chief of www.indianpsu.com and www.indianpsucsr.com welcomed all guests and delegates. He especially thanked CMD of Indian Oil Corporation Limited Mr. Aravindar Singh Sahney; CMD NTPC Mr Gurdeep Singh; MD Petronet LNG Limited Mr. Akshay Kumar Singh and CMD HPCL – Mr. Vikas Kaushal, for being a constant support to all endeavours of White Dolphin Media. He also thanked the MD and CEO of Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation Ms. Niharika Rai and CMD of Central Coalfields Limited Mr. Nilendu Kumar Singh for becoming the Associate Partners for the INDIANPSU CSR Impact Awards – 2025.

Veteran journalist Mr. Alok Verma spoke at length about the five-year journey of Vivek Avasthi and www.indianpsu.com and highlighted the need for the newly launched portal –www.indianpsucsr.com –

Awards and Accolades

Lifetime Achievement Award

Dr. Bhaskar Chatterjee, the person widely acclaimed as the Father of Indian CSR, was indisposed due to health reasons and his award was received by his long-time associate Professor rohan sarma.

His video message was played in the auditorium, and the applause of the audience did not seem to stop.

Team IndianOil walked away with the most awards including the special award of the evening- “From Energy to Excellence – The Most decorated PSU”

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Awards – PSU Category

Best CSR Project of the Year
Indian Oil Corporation Limited

Healthcare Initiative of the Year
Coal India Ltd

Best Integrated CSR Initiative of the Year
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited

Best Women Healthcare Initiative of the Year
HLL Lifecare Limited

Best Rural Child Healthcare Initiative of the Year
Indian Oil Corporation Limited

Best Skill Development Programme Initiative of the Year
Petronet LNG Limited

Most Tree Plantation Initiative of the Year
United India Insurance Company Limited

Best Wildlife Protection Initiative of the Year
Indian Oil Corporation Limited

Best CSR in Aspirational Districts
Rail Vikas Nigam Limited

Best Use of Solar Energy Initiative of the Year
Indraprastha Gas Limited

Best Women Empowerment Initiative of the Year
Shipping Corporation of India

Best Mental Health Initiative of the Year
Petronet LNG Limited

Empowering the Girl Child Initiative of the Year
NTPC Limited

Environmental Sustainability and Public Healthcare Initiatives of the Year
Bharat Petroleum Corporation limited

Best Child Healthcare Initiative of the Year
Balmer Lawrie & Company Limited

Best Women Empowerment Initiative of the Year
Indian Oil Corporation Limited

Best CSR Initiative – Lifeline Express – Hospital on Train
Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited

Best Rural Healthcare Initiative of the Year
Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited

Best Senior Citizen Healthcare Initiative of the Year
Petronet LNG Limited

Best CSR Initiative to Give First Flight Experience to School Children
Alliance Air

Lifetime Achievement Award
Mr. Rajeev Goel, Former Executive Director, HPCL

From Energy to Excellence – The Most Decorated PSU
Indian Oil Corporation Limited

And last but not the least
The CSR Trailblazer of the Decade – Professor rohan sarma

Special Recognition – NGO Category

Best NGO of the Year
Rotary Foundation (India)

Most Impactful NGO of the Year
Helpage India Foundation

Most Inspiring NGO of the Year
Smile Foundation India

Most Trusted NGO of the Year
Dulari Devi Foundation

Most Meaningful NGO of the Year
Navratan Foundations

And finally, at the end of the evening, all awardees posed for a group photograph.

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