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Fertiliser Policy Update
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Urea decontrol – A boon for efficient players
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n We believe that proposed urea decontrol (by bringing it under NBS) along with 10% increase in urea prices, subject to CCEA approval, is in favor of efficient urea players
n Plants will be divided in five groups for additional subsidy (above fixed subsidy of Rs 4000 / mt) while proposed gas pooling to ensure uniform gas cost for each plant
n We estimate that incremental profit may vary from -32% (inefficient player) to 147% (for most efficient player) based on our most likely scenario
n Increase in earnings along with improved return ratios and decontrol should trigger re-rating of the sector. We reiterate our BUY reco on Chambal and Accumulate on Tata Chemicals
Impact of decontrol on companies under most likely scenario
Companies
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Realisation gain/(loss) - Rs/mt
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Est profit/(loss) - Rs mn
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% of fert EBIT FY10
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Impact on Cons PBT FY10
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Impact on Cons PBT FY11
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Chambal Fert
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503
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928
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24%
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29%
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27%
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DCM Shriram cons
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-368
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-141
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-32%
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-11%
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na
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GSFC
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289
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110
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6%
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3%
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1%
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IFFCO
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672
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2638
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61%
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47%
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26%
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Indo Gulf Fert
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2029
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2009
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147%
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63%
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18%
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Nagarjuna Fert
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1017
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1429
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74%
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128%
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72%
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Tata Chem
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2089
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2000
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57%
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21%
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18%
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