21 January 2011

Emkay:: Buy Orient Paper & Industries - Results marginally below estimates

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Orient Paper & Industries Ltd
Results marginally below estimates


BUY

CMP: Rs 50                                       Target Price: Rs 77

n     Net profit at Rs309mn (+2.2% yoy) slightly below estimates of Rs329mn. Revenues at Rs4.38bn (+18%), Cement (+7.4%), Electricals division (+40.6%) & Paper division (+22.6%)
n     Cement revenues grew 7.4% yoy to Rs2.28 bn as realizations improved 13% yoy and 17% qoq led by price hikes in OPIL’s key markets of AP and Maharashtra
n     Paper division witnessed sharp turnaround in profitability with positive EBIT (Rs24 mn) after 7 consecutive quarters of losses as the Amalai paper plant witnessed stabilization
n     OPIL on the verge of earnings recovery led by recent cement price hikes in its key markets and turnaround of paper division. Maintain BUY with TP of Rs77


Revenues grow by 18% - cement division (+7.4%), electricals (40.6%)
Revenues at Rs4.38bn grew by 18.1% yoy, driven by 7.4% growth in Cement revenues
(Rs2.28 bn), 40.6% growth in electricals division (Rs1.18bn) and 22.6% growth in Paper
division (Rs0.89bn) respectively. Cement volumes declined 4.9%yoy. However
realizations grew 13%yoy & 17% qoq to Rs2690/t and helped revenues growth of 7.4%.
Revenues from paper division at Rs891 mn were up 22.6% yoy as the Amalai paper
plant saw stable production.
EBIDTA grew by 10.1% led by sharp turnaround in paper division
EBIDTA for the quarter at Rs741 mn , registered a growth of 10.1%yoy, above
estimates (Rs711 mn) on account of better than expected profit from paper division
(Rs24 mn v/s est loss of Rs37 mn) and Electricals division (Rs100mn vs est of
Rs88mn). Paper witnessed sharp turnaround in profitability with positive EBIT after 7
consecutive quarters of losses. Overall EBIDTA margins at 16.9% though lower by
123bps on yoy basis, improved significantly by 1200bps sequentially. Margins of
electricals division at 8.4% improved 60 bps yoy .
Net profit +2.2% yoy
Lower than expected other income (Rs 36mn vs est of Rs70mn) and higher interest
costs (up 5.7%) and depreciation (up 27.1%) dragged OPIL’s net profit to Rs309mn
(+2.2%yoy) slightly below estimates (Rs329 mn).

Segmental performance
Cement
Revenues from cement segment grew 7.4% yoy to Rs2.28 bn as realizations improved 13%
yoy even though there was a 4.9% decline in volumes. Volumes at 0.85mnt declined 4.9%
as key markets of Andhra Pradesh faced slower offtake led by continuing political
turbulence in the state as well as unseasonal rains and shortage of raw materials like sand
disrupted construction activities in both AP and Maharashtra. Cement realizations however
grew by 13% yoy (Rs2690/t) led by a series of price hikes witnessed in this quarter.
However even after a sharp jump in realisation, at the EBIT level, the division registered a
6% decline to Rs466 mn - below estimates of Rs520 mn due to lower than estimated
realisations.
Paper division
Revenues from paper division at Rs 891mn, up 22.6% yoy were better than estimates of
Rs870mn. The division witnessed sharp turnaround in profitability with positive EBIT (Rs24
mn) after 7 consecutive quarters of losses as the Amalai plant witnessed stabilization in
production. The division is expected to improve performance with further scale up in the
production expected in Q4FY11.
Electrical Division
Electricals division continued its impressive topline performance with revenues of Rs 1.18
bn (+40.6% yoy). EBIT at Rs100mn came in better than estimates of Rs88 mn , posting a
growth of 51.1%yoy. Also margins of 8.4% improved by 60bps yoy and 320bps on
sequential basis.
OPIL on the verge of sharp earnings recovery - Maintain BUY with price
target of Rs77
We believe OPIL is on the verge of a sharp earnings recovery, led by recent hikes in
cement bag prices in OPIL’s key markets and turnaround of Paper division. At CMP the
stock is trading at 7.5x FY11 and 5.5x FY12 earnings. Maintain BUY


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