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Adani Enterprises
Robust margins in coal trading
PAT rises 7% YoY to Rs4.6bn, operating profit up 27% YoY
Adani Enterprises (AEL) reported Q3 FY11 revenue of Rs56.4bn (-16% YoY due
to the discontinuation of many non-coal trading businesses), operating profit of
Rs9.3bn (+27% YoY) and pre-ex PAT of Rs4.6bn (+7% YoY). In 9M FY11,
revenue at Rs173bn declined 9% YoY, operating profit at Rs25.2bn increased 36%
YoY and pre-ex PAT at Rs14.2bn increased 49% YoY (YoY numbers are not
comparable as the power business commenced operations in Q3 FY10). Interest
costs, at Rs2.3bn (+71% QoQ), were significantly higher than our estimates.
Coal trading EBITDA margin robust at 12%, though volumes remain flat
Q3 coal trading volumes remained flat YoY at 6.4mt (9M FY11 21.4mt, UBS-e
33mt in FY11). Q3 FY11 EBITDA margin would be approximately 11.8% in our
estimate (8.9% in 9M FY11, our FY11 assumption is 8.4%). EBITDA per tonne
for the quarter was Rs495/t, up 0.5% YoY and 123% QoQ. AEL seems to have
benefitted from the increase in coal prices during the quarter, while we think its
purchase cost might not have increased in proportion yet.
Weak performance from Agri and other segments
While revenue from agri increased 56% YoY, EBIT margin remained weak at
0.8% for the quarter (down 80bp). Revenue from the ‘Others’ segment increased
about 90% YoY, though the segment posted a negative EBIT of approximately
Rs180m (including real estate).
Valuation: maintain Neutral rating and Rs685.00 price target
Our sum-of-the-parts based price target comprises: 1) port: 35%; 2) power: 30%,
3) mining: 18%; 4) trading: 7%; 5) real estate: 3%; 6) agri: 1%; 7) others: 1% and
8) cash: 6%.
Valuation: price target of Rs685.00
We derive our SOTP-based price target on: 1) a 10% holding company discount
to our price target for listed subsidiaries; 2) a DCF valuation of individual assets
in different segments like mining, agri, real estate and others; and 3) 3.5x
EV/EBITDA for the trading business.
Q Adani Enterprises
Founded in 1988 by Gautam S Adani, Adani Enterprises is the flagship
company of the Adani Group. It has several businesses such as power generation
and trading, coal mining and trading, edible oil manufacturing, agri-logistics and
trading, real estate development, trading in metals, city gas distribution,
bunkering, and oil & gas.
Q Statement of Risk
In our view, the key risks that AEL is exposed to include: 1) fuel cost from
Indonesia might be higher or availability could be lower; 2) a sharp decline in
merchant tariffs; 3) lack of sufficient track record of Chinese power equipment
with Indian coal; 4) execution risks across businesses, especially power and
mining; and 5) lower-than-expected efficiencies in Indian coal mining
operations.
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UBS Investment Research
Adani Enterprises
Robust margins in coal trading
PAT rises 7% YoY to Rs4.6bn, operating profit up 27% YoY
Adani Enterprises (AEL) reported Q3 FY11 revenue of Rs56.4bn (-16% YoY due
to the discontinuation of many non-coal trading businesses), operating profit of
Rs9.3bn (+27% YoY) and pre-ex PAT of Rs4.6bn (+7% YoY). In 9M FY11,
revenue at Rs173bn declined 9% YoY, operating profit at Rs25.2bn increased 36%
YoY and pre-ex PAT at Rs14.2bn increased 49% YoY (YoY numbers are not
comparable as the power business commenced operations in Q3 FY10). Interest
costs, at Rs2.3bn (+71% QoQ), were significantly higher than our estimates.
Coal trading EBITDA margin robust at 12%, though volumes remain flat
Q3 coal trading volumes remained flat YoY at 6.4mt (9M FY11 21.4mt, UBS-e
33mt in FY11). Q3 FY11 EBITDA margin would be approximately 11.8% in our
estimate (8.9% in 9M FY11, our FY11 assumption is 8.4%). EBITDA per tonne
for the quarter was Rs495/t, up 0.5% YoY and 123% QoQ. AEL seems to have
benefitted from the increase in coal prices during the quarter, while we think its
purchase cost might not have increased in proportion yet.
Weak performance from Agri and other segments
While revenue from agri increased 56% YoY, EBIT margin remained weak at
0.8% for the quarter (down 80bp). Revenue from the ‘Others’ segment increased
about 90% YoY, though the segment posted a negative EBIT of approximately
Rs180m (including real estate).
Valuation: maintain Neutral rating and Rs685.00 price target
Our sum-of-the-parts based price target comprises: 1) port: 35%; 2) power: 30%,
3) mining: 18%; 4) trading: 7%; 5) real estate: 3%; 6) agri: 1%; 7) others: 1% and
8) cash: 6%.
Valuation: price target of Rs685.00
We derive our SOTP-based price target on: 1) a 10% holding company discount
to our price target for listed subsidiaries; 2) a DCF valuation of individual assets
in different segments like mining, agri, real estate and others; and 3) 3.5x
EV/EBITDA for the trading business.
Q Adani Enterprises
Founded in 1988 by Gautam S Adani, Adani Enterprises is the flagship
company of the Adani Group. It has several businesses such as power generation
and trading, coal mining and trading, edible oil manufacturing, agri-logistics and
trading, real estate development, trading in metals, city gas distribution,
bunkering, and oil & gas.
Q Statement of Risk
In our view, the key risks that AEL is exposed to include: 1) fuel cost from
Indonesia might be higher or availability could be lower; 2) a sharp decline in
merchant tariffs; 3) lack of sufficient track record of Chinese power equipment
with Indian coal; 4) execution risks across businesses, especially power and
mining; and 5) lower-than-expected efficiencies in Indian coal mining
operations.
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