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Balkrishna Industries
Good business model, rubber concerns; initiate with Hold
Balkrishna Industries focuses on agricultural tyres and the offroad
sub-segment overseas. It typically enjoys higher margins
than domestic peers. However, short-term capacity constraints
and rising rubber prices have dampened its short- to mediumterm
outlook. We initiate coverage on BIL with a Hold
recommendation.
Robust business model. Balkrishna mainly caters to the highermargin
segments–off-road vehicles and agricultural tyres. As it
supplies heavier tyres mainly for export, it enjoys higher-thanindustry
margins.
Rubber is a concern. The escalating price of rubber is a concern
for the entire tyre industry. While Balkrishna’s forward contracts
at lower prices insure it from higher rubber prices in FY11, the
impact cannot be avoided in FY12.
Peaking capacity. While demand for tyres is robust, BIL’s
peaking capacity utilisation indicates that its revenue growth would
be constrained in FY12.
Valuations and risks. We value the stock at `144 (8.25x FY12e
standalone EPS of `16.5 and `8 as value of its paper business). At
the CMP, the upside is not too compelling. We initiate coverage
with a Hold. Upside risks: decline in rubber prices, faster-thanexpected
ramp-up in new capacities, and more-than-expected
price increases. Downside risk: unfavourable currency movement.
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Balkrishna Industries
Good business model, rubber concerns; initiate with Hold
Balkrishna Industries focuses on agricultural tyres and the offroad
sub-segment overseas. It typically enjoys higher margins
than domestic peers. However, short-term capacity constraints
and rising rubber prices have dampened its short- to mediumterm
outlook. We initiate coverage on BIL with a Hold
recommendation.
Robust business model. Balkrishna mainly caters to the highermargin
segments–off-road vehicles and agricultural tyres. As it
supplies heavier tyres mainly for export, it enjoys higher-thanindustry
margins.
Rubber is a concern. The escalating price of rubber is a concern
for the entire tyre industry. While Balkrishna’s forward contracts
at lower prices insure it from higher rubber prices in FY11, the
impact cannot be avoided in FY12.
Peaking capacity. While demand for tyres is robust, BIL’s
peaking capacity utilisation indicates that its revenue growth would
be constrained in FY12.
Valuations and risks. We value the stock at `144 (8.25x FY12e
standalone EPS of `16.5 and `8 as value of its paper business). At
the CMP, the upside is not too compelling. We initiate coverage
with a Hold. Upside risks: decline in rubber prices, faster-thanexpected
ramp-up in new capacities, and more-than-expected
price increases. Downside risk: unfavourable currency movement.
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