08 November 2010

Ackruti City- Stake acquisitions increase debt; Buy: Anand Rathi

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Ackruti City
Stake acquisitions and approvals increase debt; Buy
 2QFY11 results. Ackruti sold 0.23m sqft for `1.8bn. Sales were equally
divided between residential and FSI/TDR, both of which led to revenue
recognition in P&L as well as higher margins. We maintain Buy, with a
Sep ’11e target price of `872.


 FSI/TDR/residential dominates quarter. 2QFY11 revenue arose
from FSI/TDR sales (~50%), residence sales (~35%) and lease income
(~15%). Margins were healthy, given the higher realisation on FSI sales
and lower tax rate on the same.

 Stake acquisitions, approvals increase debt. Ackruti raised its stake in
the Mumbai SEZ to 40% from 33% and secured environmental
approvals for Hindustan Mills. The company is in the initial stages of
launching the Sion-Wadala rehabilitation. Cash receivables from sold
projects are sound (36% of sales value received). Yet, given the stake
additions and commencement of large projects, debt rose to `18bn,
increasing net D/E to 1x. Given the new PPP project acquired in Bandra
(E) and up-front payment of `3.3bn to the government, debt is likely to
increase. With current regulations and additional public parking FSI, the
company expects to obtain sellable FSI of 1.2m sqft from the project.

 2HFY11 – Huge launches planned. Ackruti plans to launch 6m sqft of
projects in 2HFY11. Although more projects are planned in South and
South-Central Mumbai, larger projects are planned in Central Mumbai.

 Valuation and risk. Management has re-classified its land/project
holding, owing to which we would be changing our estimates/NAV. But,
till further clarity, we retain our Sep ’11e target of `872. At the CMP, the
stock trades at 2x FY11e PBV. Risk: Slowdown in sales and execution.

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