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SUZLON ENERGY LTD
PRICE: RS.18 RECOMMENDATION: REDUCE
TARGET PRICE: RS.20 FY13E P/E: 6.0X
q Depreciating INR trend likely to magnify FCCB liability of the company;
further renegotiation of FCCB conversion price seems unlikely. FCCB conversion
price stands at significantly higher level than the current market
price.
q Competition has been intensifying in wind energy space globally mainly
from Chinese players. Pricing pressure exists across the value chain; from
suppliers to project management companies.
q Order intake in Suzlon wind remains sluggish. Company's order book at
the end of 1HFY12 stands at 2042 MW (ex-RE Power) vis-à-vis our breakeven
level estimate of 1900 MW.
q We reduce our earnings estimate for FY13 to factor in margin pressure
on account of 1) higher raw material pressure 2) lower realizations 3)
higher finance charges for FY12.
q We expect further de-rating of the sector and the company due to 1)
slack in overall business activity in wind energy space globally 2) government
in European region likely to remain reluctant in providing subsidy
and tax incentives due to their already stretched fiscal deficits 3) higher
debt levels of the company.
q We continue to remain cautious on company's stock and maintain our
'Reduce' rating on with one year forward revised target price of Rs 20 (Rs
43 earlier).
Competition has been intensifying in wind energy space globally;
aggressive price cuts from Chinese players and regulatory
uncertainty in key European and US markets adds up to further
Industry woes
n Competition has been intensifying in wind energy space globally mainly driven
by lower prices quoted by Chinese turbine players.
n USA, which is considered as second largest wind market after Europe, has been
observing maximum pricing pressure. Pricing pressure exists across entire value
chain viz. from suppliers to project management companies.
n Business outlook in European region appears sluggish and fresh order bookings
remained elusive in 1HFY12. Government of various countries within EU is reluctant
in dealing with subsidy and tax incentives issues due to their stretched fiscal
deficits position.
n Suzlon claims that the introduction of REC's and other such incentives are likely
to provide thrust to the domestic wind market. However, we believe that this
would be achievable in longer term after things get materialized in terms of policies
and infrastructure.
n Domestic wind industry has been observing a lot of action from the internationals
players like Gamessa and GE trying to gain market share in India posing a threat
to Suzlon that currently enjoys dominant position locally.
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SUZLON ENERGY LTD
PRICE: RS.18 RECOMMENDATION: REDUCE
TARGET PRICE: RS.20 FY13E P/E: 6.0X
q Depreciating INR trend likely to magnify FCCB liability of the company;
further renegotiation of FCCB conversion price seems unlikely. FCCB conversion
price stands at significantly higher level than the current market
price.
q Competition has been intensifying in wind energy space globally mainly
from Chinese players. Pricing pressure exists across the value chain; from
suppliers to project management companies.
q Order intake in Suzlon wind remains sluggish. Company's order book at
the end of 1HFY12 stands at 2042 MW (ex-RE Power) vis-à-vis our breakeven
level estimate of 1900 MW.
q We reduce our earnings estimate for FY13 to factor in margin pressure
on account of 1) higher raw material pressure 2) lower realizations 3)
higher finance charges for FY12.
q We expect further de-rating of the sector and the company due to 1)
slack in overall business activity in wind energy space globally 2) government
in European region likely to remain reluctant in providing subsidy
and tax incentives due to their already stretched fiscal deficits 3) higher
debt levels of the company.
q We continue to remain cautious on company's stock and maintain our
'Reduce' rating on with one year forward revised target price of Rs 20 (Rs
43 earlier).
Competition has been intensifying in wind energy space globally;
aggressive price cuts from Chinese players and regulatory
uncertainty in key European and US markets adds up to further
Industry woes
n Competition has been intensifying in wind energy space globally mainly driven
by lower prices quoted by Chinese turbine players.
n USA, which is considered as second largest wind market after Europe, has been
observing maximum pricing pressure. Pricing pressure exists across entire value
chain viz. from suppliers to project management companies.
n Business outlook in European region appears sluggish and fresh order bookings
remained elusive in 1HFY12. Government of various countries within EU is reluctant
in dealing with subsidy and tax incentives issues due to their stretched fiscal
deficits position.
n Suzlon claims that the introduction of REC's and other such incentives are likely
to provide thrust to the domestic wind market. However, we believe that this
would be achievable in longer term after things get materialized in terms of policies
and infrastructure.
n Domestic wind industry has been observing a lot of action from the internationals
players like Gamessa and GE trying to gain market share in India posing a threat
to Suzlon that currently enjoys dominant position locally.