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O n e - o f f i t e m s d e n t b o t t o m l i n e …
GMR Infrastructure (GMR) reported its Q3FY12 numbers with a higher net
loss largely on account of one-offs, which had a net negative implication
of | 78.7 crore. Adjusting for the same, the company’s net loss was lower
at | 29.3 crore vs. our estimate of adjusted net loss of
| 58.5 crore. The AERA discussion paper on DIAL’s tariff fixation was also
released in January 2012, which suggested an upfront increase in tariffs
of ~334.6% from FY13 and ~148% in the following year vs. DIAL’s
demand of ~774.3% and ~138%, respectively.
Q3FY12 reported losses higher than expected due to one-offs…
GMR’s net sales grew 47% YoY to | 1,999.3 crore mainly on account of
consolidation of the Male Airport for the full quarter in Q3FY12 (| 304.9
crore) vs. one month in Q3FY11 (| 84.1 crore) and sharp jump in EPC
revenue (| 405.6 crore in Q3FY12 vs. | 82.8 crore in Q3FY11). The
margins at 22.5% were lower than our estimates of 28.9% mainly due to
one-offs worth | 55 crore in the power segment leading to lower margins
of 8.6% in power segment vs. 16.7% in Q2FY12. The bottomline pain,
therefore, was accentuated by one-offs, which had a net negative
implication of | 78.7 crore. Please refer Exhibit 2 on next page for details.
Discussion paper on tariff fixation out, final verdict in Q4FY12E…
AERA’s discussion paper on tariff fixation was out on January 3, 2012,
which suggested an upfront tariff increase of ~334.6% from FY13 and
~148% in the following year vs. DIAL’s demand of ~774.3% and ~138%,
respectively. Even on AERA’s indicated hike and proposed aero revenues,
if approved, our quick estimates suggest DIAL’s losses would reduce to
| 100 crore in FY13E from losses of | 325 anticipated earlier. Also, GMR’s
consolidated PAT could go up by 1.3x to | 404 crore from our estimates
(please refer page 2 for details). However, we are still awaiting the final
verdict after stakeholder negotiation and will re-work the same after the
final verdict.
V a l u a t i o n
At the CMP of | 31, the stock is trading at 1.1 FY13 P/BV. We believe any
development on airport tariff fixation and fuel allocation for power
projects will act as a key catalyst for GMR’s stock price performance. We
are assigning a HOLD recommendation on the stock with an SOTP based
price target of | 32/share.
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PDF LINK for report- click HERE
O n e - o f f i t e m s d e n t b o t t o m l i n e …
GMR Infrastructure (GMR) reported its Q3FY12 numbers with a higher net
loss largely on account of one-offs, which had a net negative implication
of | 78.7 crore. Adjusting for the same, the company’s net loss was lower
at | 29.3 crore vs. our estimate of adjusted net loss of
| 58.5 crore. The AERA discussion paper on DIAL’s tariff fixation was also
released in January 2012, which suggested an upfront increase in tariffs
of ~334.6% from FY13 and ~148% in the following year vs. DIAL’s
demand of ~774.3% and ~138%, respectively.
Q3FY12 reported losses higher than expected due to one-offs…
GMR’s net sales grew 47% YoY to | 1,999.3 crore mainly on account of
consolidation of the Male Airport for the full quarter in Q3FY12 (| 304.9
crore) vs. one month in Q3FY11 (| 84.1 crore) and sharp jump in EPC
revenue (| 405.6 crore in Q3FY12 vs. | 82.8 crore in Q3FY11). The
margins at 22.5% were lower than our estimates of 28.9% mainly due to
one-offs worth | 55 crore in the power segment leading to lower margins
of 8.6% in power segment vs. 16.7% in Q2FY12. The bottomline pain,
therefore, was accentuated by one-offs, which had a net negative
implication of | 78.7 crore. Please refer Exhibit 2 on next page for details.
Discussion paper on tariff fixation out, final verdict in Q4FY12E…
AERA’s discussion paper on tariff fixation was out on January 3, 2012,
which suggested an upfront tariff increase of ~334.6% from FY13 and
~148% in the following year vs. DIAL’s demand of ~774.3% and ~138%,
respectively. Even on AERA’s indicated hike and proposed aero revenues,
if approved, our quick estimates suggest DIAL’s losses would reduce to
| 100 crore in FY13E from losses of | 325 anticipated earlier. Also, GMR’s
consolidated PAT could go up by 1.3x to | 404 crore from our estimates
(please refer page 2 for details). However, we are still awaiting the final
verdict after stakeholder negotiation and will re-work the same after the
final verdict.
V a l u a t i o n
At the CMP of | 31, the stock is trading at 1.1 FY13 P/BV. We believe any
development on airport tariff fixation and fuel allocation for power
projects will act as a key catalyst for GMR’s stock price performance. We
are assigning a HOLD recommendation on the stock with an SOTP based
price target of | 32/share.
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