Expect 50-60% returns in NESCO: Ashish Chugh
04.01.10
, Investment Analyst & Author of Hidden Gems.
Chugh told CNBC-TV18, "NESCO is a Bombay based company. This company was earlier known as New Standard Engineering and its plant was located at Goregaon. The plant has been relocated. There is about 70-72 acres of land which is in Goregaon which the company has been using for real estate development.”
He further added, “This company derives revenues from three lines of business. Its earlier business which is a capital goods business contributes about Rs 30 crore to the revenues then the company operates an exhibition center called Bombay Exhibition Centre at Goregaon, which is spread over an area of about 5 lakh sq ft and it is a largest private sector exhibition centre in the country. It ranks only next to Delhi’s Pragati Maidan, which is owned by the government. This company has about 70 acres of land on the Western Express Highway at Goregaon on which this company has built two IT parks which has been given on rent to various corporates. The third building is also almost ready and will start contributing to the rental income in the coming quarters.”
Source: Moneycontrol.com
Girls defeat GVP Baptist and Colfax-Mingo
21.01.10
&Nbsp; Ogden girls finished out the week with two big wins and improved their best performance to 10-4 overall and 8-3 in the conference, where they remain tied for first on the unpretentious school side. After falling to Gilbert last Tuesday, the Bulldogs traveled to Ankeny and crushed Grandview Leave Baptist 55-30 then returned home to defeat Colfax-Mingo 64-44 Saturday continuously.
"I felt we had another OK champion week," commented Coach Dan Lake. "I think defensively we have been showing a lot of strength and the girls have been doing a nice job of trapping and getting some steals, giving us more opportunities to latest."
He says his rig needs to come out little quicker on offense and not be so inconsistent.
Lake added, "We are getting to that just the same from time to time of the year where we need to keep building so we are ready for post occasion."
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Source: Ogden Reporter
