
In current turmoil in stock market and not so good outlook for Indian IT industry which sources its revenue mainly from US and somewhat from Europe, the IT stocks are out of flavor. nearly 40% of the revenue comes from BFSI segment which has collapsed.
One stock which stands apart is Rolta India. It is a market leader in providing specialized IT-based solutions toe the geospatial and engineering sectors.Rolta has broadened its engagement and geographic footprint with strategic joint ventures with Stone & Webster and Thales.
It has a near monopoly in the verticals it is playing.
* 70% share of Indian GIS market
* 90% share of Indian EDA market
* 95% share of Indian Defence GeoSpatial market
Rolta provides a full complement of specialized services in the following areas:
Information security, software packaging and testing, ERP consulting and integrated CAD/CAM /GIS services
Animation,modelling, programming, interactive media. and game design solutions
Fully integrated C4ISTAR for armed forces
Global leader in IT-based Geospatial, Engineering Design and information security and defence solution
End-to end geospatial and photogrammetry solutions for diverse applications and industries
Engineering design and automation solution for the energy, ship building and industrial segments
I don't want to give a target price for this stock nor I have a right price for you to enter because I cannot judge the bottom of stocks in current scenario. Logic doesn't follow in fearful market. But if someone wants to be in the IT world in a niche segment which is growing they can take an exposure to this stock.
Rolta India can also benefit from the nuclear deal signed by India. It is aiming to provide engineering design and automation solutions to EPC players. L&T and BHEL are already its clients who are eyeing a huge pie in the nuclear business oppurtunities.
source : rolta india website, hindu business line
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Sunday, October 5, 2008
Rolta India - Stock Coverage
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