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Jaiprakash Associates’ (JPA) FY11 annual report highlights that revenue
and profitability surged on back of the real estate/ infrastructure
segment; however, this also led to an increase in debtors exceeding six
months. Profit on sale of shares in subsidiary and charging of redemption
premium on NCDs/FCCBs through reserves resulted in higher reported
profitability. With significant committed capex of ~ INR 503 bn and high
debt‐equity at 4.1x, we believe asset/ treasury share monetisation and
equity dilution hold the key for funding future capex.
Revenue jump driven by real estate/ infra segment…
• JPA revenue and EBIDTA surged from INR 65.2 bn and INR 21.9 bn, respectively, in
FY10 to INR 112.6 bn and INR 47.3 bn, respectively, in FY11. The jump was
primarily on back of real estate/ infrastructure segment revenue catapulting from
INR 6.8 bn in FY10 to INR 42.8 bn in FY11.
… However, cash flow remained subdued
• Cash flow from operations post interest remained subdued at negative INR 0.4 bn
despite a reported PBT of INR 30.9 bn.
• Debtors exceeding six months jumped significantly from INR 4.2 bn in FY10 to INR
17.0 bn in FY11
Redemption premium on NCDs/ FCCB kept off P&L
• During FY11, JPA charged redemption premium of INR 2.9 bn (9.4% of PBT) on
debentures directly through reserves (refer page 3 for details).
• As at FY11 end, the company has outstanding two tranches of FCCB of INR 25.1 bn,
also, JPVL, a subsidiary had outstanding FCCB of INR8.9 bn. The redemption
premium has been charged to reserves; had the company charged the same
through P&L on YTM basis, PBT for the year would have been lower by INR 2.0 bn
(6.5% of PBT).
• Total interest cost incurred for FY11 stood at INR 42.3 bn (excl. redemption on
FCCB/ NCDs), of which INR 25.6 has been capitalised.
Jaypee Infratech IPO boosts profit / networth
• During FY11, Jaypee Infratech (JPI), a subsidiary, had made a IPO by issuing 222.9
mn equity shares of INR 10 each at a premium of INR 92/ share.JPA sold 60 mn
equity shares of JPI in the IPO and recognised a profit of INR 5.1 bn (16.5% of PBT).
• Capital reserve during FY11 increased by INR 6.3 bn which we believe is primarily
on account of deemed divesture gains of JPI IPO.
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Jaiprakash Associates’ (JPA) FY11 annual report highlights that revenue
and profitability surged on back of the real estate/ infrastructure
segment; however, this also led to an increase in debtors exceeding six
months. Profit on sale of shares in subsidiary and charging of redemption
premium on NCDs/FCCBs through reserves resulted in higher reported
profitability. With significant committed capex of ~ INR 503 bn and high
debt‐equity at 4.1x, we believe asset/ treasury share monetisation and
equity dilution hold the key for funding future capex.
Revenue jump driven by real estate/ infra segment…
• JPA revenue and EBIDTA surged from INR 65.2 bn and INR 21.9 bn, respectively, in
FY10 to INR 112.6 bn and INR 47.3 bn, respectively, in FY11. The jump was
primarily on back of real estate/ infrastructure segment revenue catapulting from
INR 6.8 bn in FY10 to INR 42.8 bn in FY11.
… However, cash flow remained subdued
• Cash flow from operations post interest remained subdued at negative INR 0.4 bn
despite a reported PBT of INR 30.9 bn.
• Debtors exceeding six months jumped significantly from INR 4.2 bn in FY10 to INR
17.0 bn in FY11
Redemption premium on NCDs/ FCCB kept off P&L
• During FY11, JPA charged redemption premium of INR 2.9 bn (9.4% of PBT) on
debentures directly through reserves (refer page 3 for details).
• As at FY11 end, the company has outstanding two tranches of FCCB of INR 25.1 bn,
also, JPVL, a subsidiary had outstanding FCCB of INR8.9 bn. The redemption
premium has been charged to reserves; had the company charged the same
through P&L on YTM basis, PBT for the year would have been lower by INR 2.0 bn
(6.5% of PBT).
• Total interest cost incurred for FY11 stood at INR 42.3 bn (excl. redemption on
FCCB/ NCDs), of which INR 25.6 has been capitalised.
Jaypee Infratech IPO boosts profit / networth
• During FY11, Jaypee Infratech (JPI), a subsidiary, had made a IPO by issuing 222.9
mn equity shares of INR 10 each at a premium of INR 92/ share.JPA sold 60 mn
equity shares of JPI in the IPO and recognised a profit of INR 5.1 bn (16.5% of PBT).
• Capital reserve during FY11 increased by INR 6.3 bn which we believe is primarily
on account of deemed divesture gains of JPI IPO.
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