Due to the current ongoing pandemic, all the sectors have been hit hard. In this PPT, its my take on the impact on three sectors which are Oil, Paint & Tourism Industries.

1. IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON OIL,
PAINT & TOURISM INDUSTRY
Harsh Sharma

2. THE OIL INDSUTRY
• Industry Overview:
Oil underpins every aspect of contemporary life,
from transport, to packaging, to food production.
Even as sustainability reduces reliance on non-
renewable resources, crude looks set to maintain
its central economic role and its pivotal position as
a geopolitical catalyst for the foreseeable future.
Oil and gas sector is among the eight core
industries in India and plays a major role in
influencing decision making for all the other
important sections of the economy.
India’s economic growth is closely related to its
energy demand, therefore, the need for oil and gas
is projected to grow more, thereby making the
sector quite conducive for investment.

3. Company
Analysis
Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd
Impact Of Covid-19:
India Bharat Petroleum Corp has deferred the
shutdown of secondary units at its Kochi and
Mumbai refineries due to shortage of manpower
and material to carry out the turnaround job. India
imposed a sweeping lockdown of its 1.3 billion
people on Wednesday for 21 days, and is only
allowing the supply of essential commodities.
Bharat Petroleum Corp, India's largest fuel retailer,
has cut its 2021 capex target by 36% to about 80
billion rupees ($1.1 billion) from 125 billion rupees
because of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

4. Graph Analysis:
Nov 21, 2019. The stock hit a high at RS 549.00 per share.
March, 24, 2020. The stock hit a low of RS 262.85 due to the strictly imposed
lockdown.

5. Impact Of Covid-19:
GAIL saw gas demand almost halving when a nationwide
lockdown was imposed beginning March 25 to contain the spread
of coronavirus. Industries that used gas as feedstock shutdown
and CNG-run buses and vehicles went off the road.
Demand fell by as much as 70 per cent but after unlock and lifting
of restrictions, it has come back to 72-80 per cent.
Gail India Ltd

6. Graph Analysis:
Feb 12, 2020. The stock was at a high point with Rs 130.35 per share.
Due to the strict Lockdown measures, the stock hit a low with Rs 65.00 per
share.

7. PAINT INDUSTRY
Industry Overview:
The Indian paint industry is over 100 years old. Its
beginning can be traced back to the setting up of a
factory by Shalimar Paints in Calcutta (now Kolkata)
in 1902.
The industrial paint category constitutes the
balance 25% of the paint market and includes a
broad array of segments like automotive coatings,
marine coatings, packaging coatings, powder
coatings, protective coatings and other general
industrial coatings.

8. Company
Analysis
Asian Paints Ltd
Impact Of Covid-19:
Asian Paints had reported a 67.32 per cent
decline in consolidated net profit to Rs 219.61
crore for the first quarter ended June 30, due to
complete washout of business in April. The
company had posted a net profit of Rs 672.09
crore during April-June quarter of the previous
fiscal.
Its revenue from operations was down 42.74 per
cent at Rs 2,922.66 crore during the quarter
under review as against Rs 5,104.72 crore in the
same period previous fiscal. Shares of Asian
Paints were trading 1.67 per cent higher at Rs
1,733.35 apiece on the BSE.

9. Measures Taken & Graph Analysis
• The company is running the ‘Safe Painting Campaign’ to give people
confidence that it was safe to get a set of painters to get your house painted.
Furthermore, Asian Paints has started ‘San Assure’ service through which
people can get their homes, offices and shops sanitized.
The stock hit a low on march 19,2020 with Rs 1431.20 per share due to the industrial
closure.
With the services resuming in May, the graph has shown a steady growth with a high
of Rs 2159.55 per share.

10. Berger Paints Ltd
Impact Of Covid-19:
Berger Paints India Ltd reported a 91.44 per cent decline in
consolidated net profit to Rs 15.09 crore for the quarter ended
June, hit by the Covid-19 crisis. It has also closed all its factories
and most of the businesses till the end of the lockdown, the
company said in a regulatory filing. The company has closed all its
factories and most of the businesses till the end of the lockdown.

11. Graph Analysis:
With the shutdown of industries, the stock saw a low on March 19,2020 with Rs 389.35 per
share.
While the industries are restarting their facilities and production, the stock hit a high on Oct
28, 2020 with Rs 625.30 per share.

12. TOURISM &
HOSPITALITY
INDUSTRY
• Industry Overview:
The Indian tourism and hospitality industry
has emerged as one of the key drivers of
growth among the services sector in India.
Tourism in India has significant potential
considering the rich cultural and historical
heritage, variety in ecology, terrains and
places of natural beauty spread across the
country. Tourism is also a potentially large
employment generator besides being a
significant source of foreign exchange for the
country. In FY20, 39 million jobs were
created in the tourism sector in India; this
accounted for 8.0% of the total employment
in the country. The number is expected to
rise by two% annum to 52.3 million jobs by
2028.

13. Company
Analysis
Taj Group Of Hotels and Resorts
Impact Of Covid-19:
The Tata-owned hospitality company posted a loss
of ₹312.6 crore for the said quarter against a profit
of ₹4.98 crore the same time last year. IHCL’s revenues
dropped by 85 per cent on a year-on-year basis. In
order to avoid the transmission of coronavirus through
touchpoints, hospitality player Taj Hotels has decided
to do away with its lavish buffets and reduce the
capacity at its restaurants by 50 per cent. Among other
measures at the restaurants, Taj Hotels will probably
have to slash the menus, too. To comply with the
norms, it has also reduced the seating capacity at
restaurants by 50 per cent, he said.

14. Measures Taken & Graph Analysis
Announced the launch of Qmin, a mobile app. It is a repertoire of culinary
experiences commencing with delivering dishes from its restaurants to the
customer’s homes in the first phase of the Qmin launch.
The stock saw a high on Feb 1, 2020 with a price of Rs 222.50 per share.
While the tourism and hospitality industry was impacted heavily, the stock saw hit a
low on March 24,2020 with a price of Rs 84.20 per share.

15. Thomas Cook
Impact Of Covid-19:
Rating agency CRISIL has downgraded Thomas Cook India
Ltd.'s (TCIL) bank facilities from “AA-” to “A+” on the
weakening of the company’s business and financial risk
profiles due to Covid-19 pandemic. The continued travel
restrictions and negative customer sentiments have
severely impacted leisure and corporate travel, and the
foreign exchange (forex) business

16. Graph Analysis
The stock hit a High on Nov 26, 2019 with a price of Rs 170 per share.
The Stock hit a low on March 25, 2020 with a price as a low as Rs 21.95 per
share.