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Wednesday, December 7, 2016

GP Petroleums Share Price Hikes Over 4 Per Cent


gp-petroleumsToday GP Petroleums share price opened at Rs 79 and went hiking over 4 per cent to trade at Rs 83.45. So far, around 1.3 lac shares have changed hands on the NSE Counter. Currently, GP Petroleums share price is trading at Rs 81.30 with a rise of 3.30 per cent.
The September quarter (Q2) net profit stood at 32.2 million rupees as compared to 16.8 million rupees a year ago. The total income from operations in the current quarter read at 1.02 billion rupees as compared to 817.4 million rupees in the year ago period. Crude oil witnessed a positive movement during the day.
The significant fundamentals of the stock:
Sector
ENERGY-OIL & GAS
Current Price * (Rs.)
78.70
Face Value (Rs.)
5
52 Week High (Rs.)
98.35 (01-Nov-16)
52 Week Low (Rs.)
42.00 (29-Feb-16)
Life Time high (Rs.)
98.35 (01-Nov-16)
Life Time low (Rs.)
3.62 (10-Oct-08)
Average Daily Movement [ADM]
5.18
Average Volume [20 days]
137234
1 Month Return (%)
-8.38
Standalone FY 15-16 PE Ratio
29.52
Standalone Trailing PE Ratio
21.94
Book Value
26.90
Market Cap
401.25 (Cr)

About the company:
GP Petroleums is dedicated in designing, manufacturing and marketing, industrial & automotive lubricants, process oils, transformer oils, greases and other specialties under the brand name IPOL in India and internationally for more than 40 years. GP Petroleums is the top 500 pick for the quarter identified by Dynamic Levels. For details on the support and resistance levels of GP Petroleums, please visit GP Petroleums share price forecast page of Dynamic Levels Website.
Out of the 1700 Shares listed on the NSE, GP Petroleums is one of the top 500 Stocks, identified by Dynamic Levels Researchers and stock analysts. The scrip is a well analyzed stock, based on Dynamic Levels’ technical and fundamental research.
To seek information on the resistance and support levels of the scrip and know more about its fundamentals and financials, please pay a visit to GP Petroleums share price history.

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