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Godrej Consumer Products |
Led By Consolidation, Maintain Accumulate |
ACCUMULATE
CMP: Rs 421 Target Price: Rs 447
n Godrej Consumer Products (GCPL) Q2FY11 performance exceeds expectation – APAT growth of 40% yoy to Rs1.3 bn
n New drivers like GHPL and Megasari reported strong traction, erstwhile drivers Africa, UK and Standalone operations witness pressures
n Upgrade growth assumptions for GHPL and Megasari, Downgrade growth assumptions for Keyline
n Upgrade earnings by 7% for FY11E (Rs19.5/Share) and FY12E (Rs20.3/Share) – Maintain ‘ACCUMULATE’ rating with revised target price of Rs447/Share
GCPL Q2FY11 performance exceeds expectation - APAT growth of 40.0%
yoy to Rs1.3 bn
GCPL Q2FY11 APAT performance exceeds expectation – APAT growth at 40.0% yoy
to Rs1.3 bn buoyed by lower interest costs and tax provisions. Other key highlights of
Q2FY11 results are (1) 66.9% yoy growth in revenues to Rs9.6 bn- led by 100%
consolidation of GHCL and consolidation of acquired business of Megasari, Tura and
Issue (2) 58.4% yoy growth in operating profit to Rs1.8 bn and (3) 100 bps reduction in
operating margins from 19.8% to 18.8%. Q2FY11 performance at revenues and
operating profit meets expectation, whereas APAT stood ahead of expectation.
New drivers like GHPL & Megasari reported strong traction, but erstwhile
drivers Africa, UK and standalone operations witness pressure
Q2FY11 performance has few flags and grey areas. Ideally, the new growth drivers
have recorded strong traction; erstwhile drivers have recorded subdued performance.
¾ Indonesian acquisition ‘Megasari’ recorded revenues of Rs1.8 bn and Ebidta of
Rs0.3 bn. On like-to-like basis ‘Megasari’ grew by 30% outpacing industry growth.
¾ GHPL straddling in home care segment in India recorded revenues of Rs3.3 bn and
Ebidta of Rs0.6 bn. On like-to-like basis GHPL grew 38% yoy beating industry growth
of 12% yoy.
¾ Standalone operations registered 0.5% yoy decline in revenues to Rs3.3 bn. Strong
+20% yoy growth in Hair Color segment was offset by 10% decline in Soap segment.
¾ ‘Keyline’ was impacted by high base effect, hence recorded revenues of Rs0.5 bn
and Ebidta of Rs50 mn
Cost pressure in ‘Soaps’ segment only, hence not revising Ebidta margin
assumptions
Rise in vegetable oil prices has led to material cost pressure in Soaps segment. However,
GCPL would implement select price increases to maintain trade-off of material cost
pressures and subdued category growth. However, other segments of home care, toiletries
and hair color are not witnessing serious material cost pressures. We have retained our
Ebidta margins assumptions of 18% FY11E and FY12E.
Fine-tune earnings estimates, Maintain ACCUMULATE rating
Post H1FY11, we have factored for lower interest expenditure and higher other income. We
have also upgraded our growth assumptions for GHPL and Megasari to factor robust
growth recorded in H1FY11. Consequently, we have upgraded our FY11E and FY12E
earnings by 7%. We maintain ‘ACCUMULATE’ rating with revised target price of
Rs447/Share.
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