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The BILT stock, which closed marginally down at Rs 118 on the NSE, is being tracked by analysts following expectations on the net revenues front.

The paper manufacturer had posted net revenues of over Rs 500 crore, up critically on a year-on-year basis. However, some sections say the company's EBITDA margins stood somewhat below expectation, chiefly because of higher P&F cost during the quarter since the hive-off of its captive power facility into a separate SPV. Fiscal 2006 results, incidentally, were also considered in line with expectation.

On Monday, over 58,000 BILT shares were traded on the NSE.

Nilanjan Dey

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