10 November 2010

Panacea Biotec In-line; Raise target price: EMkay

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Panacea Biotec
In-line; Raise target price and maintain hold


HOLD

CMP: Rs218                                        Target Price: Rs241

n     Panacea Biotec’s Q2FY11 PAT was impacted by higher tax provisioning. Revenues at Rs2.56bn (est. of Rs2.47) and, b) EBITDA at Rs564mn (est. of Rs580mn) were in-line
n     Revenues were driven by a) 61% growth in vaccines (Easyfive contributed revenue of Rs723mn) and b) 37% growth in pharma formulation business
n     Higher tax provision (41% vs. est. of 24%) and higher interest cost (up 14% YoY) restricted PAT at Rs190mn vs. est. of Rs256mn
n     Earning estimates revised upward by 6% to Rs18 and Rs24 for FY11E and FY12E respectably, owing to buy back of equity; Raise target price and maintain Hold rating


52% revenue growth is aided by strong traction across the segment
Panacea has reported robust revenue growth of 52% largely driven by a) strong traction
in Easy five (Rs723mn vs. Rs243mn in Q2FY10) resulted 61% growth in vaccine
business and b) 37% growth in the pharma business. Commencement of supply of
organ transplant products in Lat Am countries resulted in 285% growth in export pharma
formulation segment. Domestic pharma business for the quarter grew by 18% to
Rs659mn. The supply of Easyfive to UNICEF under new contract began from Jan’10
onwards and company has a long term contract worth US$222mn to be executed till
Dec’2012. This imparts long term visibility to the vaccine business.

Favorable product mix improved operating performance
Though operating margins on a YOY basis were up 751bps to 22%, margins were down
178bps QoQ on account of lower currency realization and lower contribution of Easy
Five vaccine of Rs723mn in Q2FY11 vs. Rs880mn in Q2FY10. Margin expansion was
also aided by lower contribution of low margin TOPV vaccine

APAT impacted by higher tax provisioning and interest outgo
The PBT for the quarter grew strongly to Rs307mn driven by robust revenue growth and
strong operating performance. However, higher tax provisioning (41% vs. est. of 24%) and
interest cost (up by 14% YoY) restricted expansion in net profit margin to 7.4% in Q2FY11.
We believe higher tax provision was mainly because of lower utilization of MAT credit.
However for FY11E as a whole, management has guided 23% tax rate. Similarly, on
interest front, company expects the cost to rise in the coming quarters because of high
working capital utilization. EPS for the quarter and H1FY11 stood at Rs3.1 and Rs8.6
respectively, against our full year expectation of Rs16.9.
Completed buy-back of 5.59mn shares at a average price of Rs196.39
Panacea Biotec has bought back 5.5mn shares for a total consideration of Rs1090mn
through internal accruals. Post buy-back of 6.2% of the equity, the promoter stake has gone
up to 72.7% and the equity of the company has come down to 61.6mn shares. Panacea is
also going to redeem FCCB worth US$36.5mn (US$52.55mn including YTM; conversion
price-Rs357.57) by February 2011, funded through both internal as well as external
accruals.
Raise earning estimates and target price; maintain Hold
Owing to in-line performance, we maintain our profit estimates of Rs1128mn and
Rs1506mn for FY11E and FY12E respectively. However, our EPS estimates have been
revised upward by 6% to Rs18 and Rs24 for FY11E and FY12E respectably owing to
reduction in equity. With Easyfive supply in full swing, we expect a significant jump in
revenue in next two years. This will not only improve the top-line of the company but also
have positive impact on the bottom-line as realization in Easyfive is even higher than MOPV
vaccines. Rolling over the target price on FY12E, we raise the target price on the stock to
Rs241 from Rs209. We retain our Hold rating on the stock.




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