11 November 2011

Buy Orient Paper & Industries; Target :Rs 71 ::ICICI Securities

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M a r g i n s   h u r t   i n   p a p e r   &   e l e c t r i c a l   b u s i n e s s …
Orient Paper & Industries (OPIL) reported net sales of | 507 crore, which
was in line with our estimate of | 515 crore. The EBITDA margin of 11%
and net profit of | 24 crore was below our respective estimates of 19.3%
and | 57 crore. Cement revenues increased ~57% YoY to | 293 crore
aided by 54% YoY increase in realisation. Cement EBIT improved
significantly YoY to | 681/tonne. However, it declined ~44% QoQ due to
a rise in input costs. The paper business reported an EBIT loss of | 14.9
crore due to cost incurred for shutdown of its plants. The EBIT margin of
the electrical segment declined  sharply  to  1.9% (339 bps down YoY, 537
bps down QoQ) due to higher costs.

ƒ Net realisation increases ~54% YoY, cement volume declines QoQ
Cement sales volumes increased by ~2% YoY (decline ~7% QoQ) to
0.83 MT. Volumes were muted on account of sluggish demand due to
a slowdown in construction activities. Cement realisations increased
~57% YoY (flat QoQ) to | 3547/tonne. The cement EBIT/tonne
increased sharply on a YoY basis to | 681/tonne on account of
significant rise in realisation. However, it declined ~44% QoQ due to
an increase in input costs.
The electrical division reported net sales of | 137.3 crore (decline of
17% QoQ) and EBIT margin of 1.9% (~537 bps dip QoQ). The paper
business reported an EBIT loss of | 14.9 crore in Q2FY12 as against
a loss of | 3.4 crore in Q2FY11 and | 22.9 crore in Q1FY12.

V a l u a t i o n
At the CMP of | 62, the stock is trading at 6.8x and 5.9x its FY12E and
FY13E earnings, respectively. The stock is trading at an EV/EBITDA of 5.1x
and 3.9x FY12E and FY13E EBITDA, respectively. On an EV/tonne basis,
the stock is trading at $50 and $43 its FY12E and FY13E capacities of 5.4
MT and 8.1 MT, respectively. We have valued the stock at $50/tonne its
FY13E capacity of 8.1 MT, which is ~60% discount to the current
replacement cost of $130/tonne. We have maintained our BUY rating on
the stock with a revised target price of | 71/share

Canara Bank Results inline at P&L front; Slippages remain higher : Emkay,

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Canara Bank
Results inline at P&L front; Slippages remain higher


HOLD

CMP: Rs469                                        Target Price: Rs500

n     CBK results ahead of expectation at P&L front with NII at Rs19.6bn and Net profit at Rs8.5bn, however continues to disappoint on asset quality side
n     NII grew by 9.4%qoq (-2.1%qoq) to Rs19.6bn ahead of consensus led by 22bps expansion in NIM’s, albeit advances grew by just 1.4%qoq
n     Slippages remain higher at 2.4%. Building in 2% slippage rate for FY12, reco/upgrades rate at 80% of opening NPAs can surprise positively on credit costs
n     Lowering earnings by 20%/ 7.6% for FY12/13 for higher prov. However better recoveries can give positive surprise to our numbers. Maintain HOLD with TP of Rs500

Havells India Remains Rock Solid, Retain BUY ::Emkay,

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Havells India
Remains Rock Solid, Retain BUY


BUY

CMP: Rs381                                       Target Price: Rs460

n     Q2FY12 standalone performance above expectations - revenues grew 28% yoy to Rs 8.5bn; EBIDTA margins 170bps to 13.5% & APAT at Rs 702mn, up 20% yoy
n     Against expectation of moderation, delivers strong performance with healthy growth in lighting and consumer durables. Improves Ebidta margins despite cost pressure
n     Strong operating performance in Sylvania- with Europe registering 4% growth being positive surprise. But, forex loss curtails net profit to € 1.7mn for Q2FY12
n     Stellar quarter, Drivers to domestic business remains intact, Improvement in performance of Sylvania to continue. Maintain Buy with target price of Rs460/Share

ICICI Bank Well on track ACCUMULATE: Emkay,

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ICICI Bank
Well on track


ACCUMULATE

CMP: Rs931                                        Target Price: Rs1,200

n     ICICI Bank’s NII at Rs25.1bn inline with consensus estimates. PAT at Rs15bn above estimates driven by lower provisions
n     Advances grew by robust 6%qoq aided by strong growth in international and domestic corp book. But, retail reported 1.1%qoq decline led by decline across retail portfolio
n     The bank asset quality remained largely stable with just 1.2% increase in GNPA, while NNPA reported decline of 2.9%qoq to Rs22.4bn
n     Valuations at 1.9x/1.7x FY12E/FY13E standalone ABV not unreasonable with improving operating matrix. Maintain ACCUMULATE rating with TP of Rs1200

Mining the best quality :: Business Line

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The basic difference between exposure to a commodity or to a commodity stock is simple. Buying into an LME or MCX contract entitles you to a tonne or a certain amount of the commodity at a pre-determined price. Factors that influence the price include shocks on the demand-supply front and cost of production.
Buying one share of Hindustan Zinc, NMDC or any other commodity firm entitles you to the profits that company earns from selling ore. In addition, you get a share of the company's reserves, cash, machinery and other assets.
The variables that affect a stock price include the price of the commodity the company sells (this impacts earnings), demand outlook, volumes (and expansion plans), regulatory environment and competition.
What works for investors is simple: Several Indian miners are among the lowest-cost producers of their commodity. Being in this group leaves them with ample breathing space when the going gets tough in the commodity space. Not to mention they are immensely profitable and generate large amounts of free cash-flow.

BUYING DURING CORRECTIONS

They also have substantial reserves and cater to growing domestic markets. A correction which hammers the price could serve as a great opportunity to buy into such players for cheap.
In the Indian scenario, investors who picked up NALCO, Hindustan Zinc, Sesa Goa or NMDC in 2005 and did nothing for the next six years fared far better then those who held the underlying metals.
However the two steel producers have not fared quite as well under-performing steel billet prices over that duration.
While it can be difficult for resource firms to shield against a correction in realisations or higher cost of doing business, there are traits which make certain players relatively better bets than others. Miners with low debt and low operating costs make for especially compelling investment bets. NMDC and Hindustan Zinc are two such players.
They have high-quality assets and industry-high operating margins. Their strong balance-sheets reflect oodles of cash and they continue to accumulate more (though the government has tied their hands on using it). Over the next two-three years, the demand-supply equation for both iron ore and zinc look relatively rosy.

BPCL Forex loss + No cash compensation = Net loss :Emkay,

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BPCL
Forex loss + No cash compensation = Net loss


ACCUMULATE

CMP: Rs 623                                       Target Price: Rs 684

n     BPCL reported results which were below our estimates with EBIDTA loss at Rs26.9bn and Net loss at Rs.32.2bn, revenue grew by 19.4% YoY to Rs.423bn
n     Direct market sales grew by 6.7% YoY to 7mmt, while crude throughput declined marginally by 0.4% YoY to 5.6mmt
n     Average gross refining margin for Q2 FY12 was at $1.6/bbl as compared to $2.8/bbl, declined by 41% YoY and 45% sequentially
n     Valuation looks reasonable at 1.2x FY13E P/BV, maintain Accumulate rating on the stock with target price of Rs. 684

Lakshmi Machine Works Strong quarter, Reiterate Accumulate ::Emkay,

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Lakshmi Machine Works
Strong quarter, Reiterate Accumulate


ACCUMULATE

CMP: Rs1,935                                        Target Price: Rs2,466

n     Strong revenue growth of 31.2% yoy to Rs5814mn (our est. of Rs5247mn), driven by robust performance in both Textile and machine tools division
n     EBITDA at Rs889mn grew 14.3% yoy with margin at 15.3% (our est. of 13.9%) down 226bps yoy but improved 142bps qoq. PAT at Rs492mn was better than our est. of Rs429mn
n     Order inflow moderates to Rs2.2bn v/s Rs5.9bn in Q1FY12 and total order book stands at Rs47bn v/s Rs49bn in Q1FY12
n     Maintain ACCUMULATE with revised TP of Rs2466 (earlier Rs2535). Valuations at 11.4x /9.4x EPS of Rs169.5 /206.6 for FY12/13E