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Cineline India Ltd. (BSE Code: 532807) (CMP: Rs.22.75)

Cineline  company  of  the Kanakia group has  9  multiplexes  in  Mumbai  which  are  leased  to  PVR  Cinemas.  Apart  from  its  own  multiplex  theatres  company’s  Eternity  Mall  in  Nagpur  was  given  for  rental  basis  to leading  brands  this  year  and  enjoys  100%  occupancy. The  Company’s  income  mainly  comprise  of  rental  income  from  multiplexes  and  the  Eternity  Mall.  The  Cineline  share  is  currently  trading  at  6  times  its  FY15  earnings  and  3  times  its  EBITDA.  It  is  available  at  cheap  valuations  as  compared  to  its  peers  ‐  PVR  &  Inox.  The  Cineline  stock  has  the  potential to give 100%  returns within a year. 

MIND-BLOWING REVIEW OF LAST WEEK

Stock
Rec. Rate
Achieved
Appreciation in %
MARAL OVER
35.70
37.25
4%
R SYSTEMS
77.95
81.05
4%
J K PAPER
44.65
48.25
8%
NAHAR POLY
49.15
59.10
20%
SHILCHAR TECH
181
202
12%
AMD IND
28.65
36
26%


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