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DLF
Reco: REDUCE
CMP: Rs 231
Target Price: Rs 220
Tough
times continues
· Weak
quarter of core operations, cash outflows towards land acquisition and high
interest costs depleted the objective of non-core asset sale i.e debt
reduction (down by just Rs 1.7bn)
· DLF
adds land parcels in Chennai and Mumbai valued at Rs 35-40bn to the non-core
assets list. Sale of Aman Resorts is delayed to Q1FY13 & monetization of
wind power on cards
· DLF
intends to launch 2msf of group housing in New Gurgaon by FY12 & 2.5msf
in Golf links, Gurgaon. We believe these launches will give much abated boost
to core operations
· We
maintain our Reduce rating with TP of Rs 220. Cut our bottomline estimates by
22% / 15% for FY12E /13E. At TP, stock would trade at P/BV of 1.4x on FY13E
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BPCL
Reco: ACCUMULATE
CMP: Rs 589
Target Price: Rs 655
In
black on additional govt support
· BPCL
reported results which were above our and street estimates with EBIDTA at
Rs.37bn and Net profit at Rs31.3bn, while revenue grew by 60.4% YoY to
Rs.588bn
· During
the quarter company received budgetary support of Rs69.9bn from the
government, while discount from upstream company was Rs.35.7bn
· Average
gross refining margin for Q3 FY12 was at $3.6/bbl as compared to $1.6/bbl,
growth of 118% QoQ, mainly led by higher product spread in heavy distillates
segment especially in FO
· Lowered
our earnings for FY12E on account of higher under recovery and increased
earnings for FY13E on higher Bina thruput. At CMP stock provides limited
upside, maintain ACCUMULATE with revised TP of Rs.655
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Infinite
Computer Solutions
Reco: BUY
CMP: Rs 83
Target Price: Rs 120
Profit
beat aided by strong margin improvement
· While
Infinite’s rev at US$ 53 mn (-6% QoQ) missed est, mgns improved by ~310 bps
QoQ to 20% aided by ~11.5% currency depreciation and reduction in employee
count
· Pfts
at Rs 393 mn (+28% QoQ) beat exp aided by strong mgn show and hedging gains(
Rs 64 mn V/s est of ~Rs 40 mn losses). Top 1/5/10 clients declined by
~15%/5%/8% QoQ
· Mgmt
indicates revival in business from key telecom client. Co currently pursuing
2 large rev sharing deals. Cash generation continues to improve along
thesis
· Raise
FY12/13E EPS by 13%/6% aided by Q3 beat and lower currency resets while we
cut our
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Tata Chemicals
Reco: ACCUMULATE
CMP: Rs 363
Target Price: Rs 400
Cautious
outlook; maintain Accumulate
· Q3FY12
consol results were in line with revenues of Rs 38 bn, +32% yoy and EBITDA of
Rs 5.6bn, 26% yoy (with margins of 14.6%). TCL reported APAT of Rs 2.3 bn,
+70% yoy
·
· Though
demand remained strong across most products, however rising input costs exerted
cost pressures
· Management
maintained cautious outlook. Increased soda ash supply in
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McNally Bharat
Engineering
Reco: HOLD
CMP: Rs117
Target Price: Rs 135
No
re-rating catalysts, Downgrade to Hold
· Standalone
revenues up 30% yoy to Rs4.9 bn. EBITDA margins stable at 6.5%. Net profit
growth at Rs10% yoy to Rs125 mn – ahead estimates
· MSE
disappoints with revenue decline of 28% yoy, EBITDA loss of Rs29 mn and net
loss of Rs98 mn. CMT business net profit ahead estimates at Rs32 mn
· Order
inflows dismal at Rs1.4 bn. Order book down 8% qoq to Rs36 bn. But L1 in
orders worth Rs8.6 bn. Debt continues to rise – up 46% over Mar’11 to Rs4.2
bn
· Cut
earning estimates by 20% for FY12E and 8% for FY13E. Foresee no re-rating
catalysts in near term. Downgrade to Hold with revised target of Rs135 per
share
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Reliance Power
Reco: BUY
CMP: Rs 107
Target Price: Rs 155
Continues
to deliver on timelines; Reiterate buy
· PAT
of Rs2.04bn above estimates on better profitability at
· Factor
in better profitability from
· 3Q
progress – (1) Rosa unit 3 commissioned, (2) Sasan coal mine- own equipments
also put to work; considerable overburden removed, (3) Indo mines - JORC
report for IInd block and trial barge transportation and (4) Tilaiya mine
R&R initiated and section 24 notification in exp. In next 2 months
· Building
solidity - (1) huge cheap captive coal, (2) merchant capacity in captive coal
plants only, (3) plants near load centers (PoC), (4) minimizing cost of
capital & (5) low to reasonable tariffs - offtake and payment risk
minimized
· Solidity
& positive triggers ignored with stock at 30% discount to fair value.
Foresee RPL as the most sustainable private power utility; Reiterate ‘Buy’
with TP of Rs155/Share
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Cipla Ltd
Reco: SELL
CMP: Rs 342
Target Price: Rs 318
No
Earnings Catalyst – Downgrade to Sell
· Cipla’s
Q3FY12 results were below expectation with a) Revenues up 14% to Rs17.1bn b)
EBITDA up 23% to Rs3.9bn and c) APAT up 16% to Rs2.7bn
· Revenues
were driven by 18% growth in domestic biz. EBITDA margins declined 215bps QoQ
despite strong growth in domestic biz and INR dep
· Going
forward with no favorable impact of currency, we believe gross margins will
return to ~55% from current levels of 58%, thereby restricting EBITDA margins
to 21-22%
· On
account of delay in Indore SEZ ramp-up and weakening in margins going ahead –
we downgrade the stock to Sell with a target price of Rs318 (18xFY13 EPS of
Rs17.6)
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Eicher Motors
Ltd
Reco: HOLD
CMP: Rs 1,705
Target Price: Rs 1,915
Mixed
bag, Downgrade to HOLD
· EBIDTA
at 1.5bn (4% below est). APAT at Rs 854mn (in line). CV business surprised
positively, while two wheeler performance was below est.
· Waiting
list for two wheelers continues despite capacity increase. Strong CV
performance will be driven by expansion in HD
· Fine
tune CY12 est. by -2% to Rs 137.8. Introduce CY13 with EPS of Rs 161. See
downside risk to vol. est. due to macro environment/capacity constraints
· Downgrade
to HOLD with a TP of Rs 1,915 (current business value – Rs 1,762, NPV of
engine business – Rs 153). Key triggers – faster capacity addition of two
wheelers
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Sun Pharma
Reco: ACCUMULATE
CMP: Rs 552
Target Price: Rs 586
Strong
Performance - Maintain Accumulate
· Sun
Pharma’s Q3FY12 results - Revenues at Rs21bn (up 34% YoY), EBITDA at Rs9.6bn
(up 119% YoY) and RPAT at Rs6.6bn (up 91% YoY)
· Strong
performance was led by 63% growth in US which was driven by ramp-up in market
share of recently launched products, increase in selling prices of select
products in Taro and INR dep. Domestic biz grew 17%
· Going
forward in FY13E, growth will be driven by Para-IV launch of Lexapro, Plavix,
Eloxatin and Stalevo in US and continued momentum in domestic biz
· With
strong traction from
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Motherson Sumi
Systems Ltd
Reco: ACCUMULATE
CMP: Rs 174
Target Price: Rs 210
In
line, Retain ACCUMULATE
· EBIDTA
at Rs 2.6bn was in line (est. Rs 2.5bn). APAT at Rs 1.2bn was above est. of
Rs 885mn due to lower tax rate. SMR reports 150bps QoQ margins expansion with
higher utilization
· Peguform
reports Sales/Adj. EBITDA/APAT of Rs11.5bn/Rs 43mn/ Rs -156mn for 38 days.
Peguform to be EPS accretive but not assigning value due to limited
information
· Concerns
with Debt overdone. Net Debt (ex Peguform) is Rs 16bn (marginally up
QoQ). Of the total gross debt of Rs 29bn of Peguform, debt attributable
to MSSL is only Rs 11bn
· Retain
ACCUMULATE with a TP of Rs 210. SMR margins to further improve with
increase in utilization. Major benefit visible from 2QFY13
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State Bank of
Reco: HOLD
CMP: Rs 2,129
Target Price: Rs 1,950
Slippages
remain higher; capital infusion inadequate
· SBI
Q3FY12 – NII at Rs114bn ahead of estimates aided by higher loan growth and
strong NIM at 4.1%. However, with lower other inc, PAT at Rs32.6bn came in
line with our est
· Asset
quality continues to disappoint with gross slippages at Rs81bn (3.6% ann).
Further, despite equity infusion, Net NPL / networth would stand at high 20%+
for FY12
· Loan
growth at 7% qoq came in as a surprise. With 3% qoq growth in deposits, LDR
inched 330bps qoq to 85%. Mgmt guided for 16% yoy loan growth for FY12
· Capital
infusion + plough back of PAT would raise tier I CAR to 9%. Also, with
lower accretion in net slippages, pressure on asset quality to ease. Upgrade
to Hold with PT of 1,950
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