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Stocks quoting below Book Value

These are the list of companies, which are quoting below the Cash Price / Share in the Books of Accounts.Investors with medium to long term view can have selective exposure to any of the stocks mentioned below.

Company Name Stock Price Cash/Share

Allahabad Bank 53.1 157.65
Alok Industries Ltd. 17.75 86.56
Andhra Bank 51.15 117.41
Bank Of Baroda 273.55 636.08
Bank Of India 256.45 338.95

Bank Of Maharashtra 27.35 98.16
Canara Bank 174.05 442.04
Central Bank Of India 40.25 317.70
Corporation Bank 227.2 621.57
Federal Bank Ltd. 150.75 160.31


Gitanjali Gems Ltd. 105.3 132.02
Hinduja Ventures Ltd. 109.55 145.49
I C I C I Bank Ltd. 365.55 407.17
I D B I Bank Ltd. 68.3 121.26

I N G Vysya Bank Ltd. 180.65 310.66
Indian Bank 135.5 157.60
Prithvi Information Solutions Ltd. 38.5 120.49
Punjab National Bank 473.1 609.82
State Bank Of India 1324.3 1,402.29
Syndicate Bank 60.1 223.33
Vijaya Bank 31.5 37.25

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