15 September 2011

Oil India::Takeaways Motilal Oswal Annual Global Investor Conferences

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Key Takeaways
Strong RRR, OINL expects strong oil, gas production growth
 Oil India (OINL) posted impressive RRR of >1.6 over the past five years and low
finding and development costs of ~USD5.5/bbl in FY11.
 The management's FY12 guidance is for 4% crude production growth to 3.76mmt
and 12% gas production growth to 7.2bcm. However the management expects oil
production growth to be better than the guidance suggests.
OINL looks for value buys
 OINL's cash reserves of >USD2b gives it options for overseas acquisitions.
 Since OINL's overseas E&P portfolio is more of exploration blocks, the company is
looking to acquire discovered/producing assets.
 OINL has formed a JV with IOC for overseas acquisitions and it has tied up with GAIL
India to invest in overseas shale gas prospects.
OINL optimistic about exploration acreage
 OINL's historical success rate has been 70% against the global average of 30%.
 OINL expects the success rate to drop going forward. However, even on a conservative
basis if the rate were to fall to 30% OINL hopes to build strong reserves in its NELP
acreage.
Prioritizing drilling program, work hit in MENA region blocks
 OINL's planned FY12 capex is ~INR32b, including 52% on exploration and appraisal,
27% on development and 11% on overseas projects.
 On the international front, due to political instability, E&P work in Egypt and Yemen
has been stalled and OINL is prioritizing its drilling schedule based on prospects of
striking oil.
 In terms of key exploration blocks, OINL will focus on blocks in the KG Basin, Mizoram
and Gabon.
 OINL plans to drill 34 exploratory and 34 development wells in FY12 v/s 16 exploratory
and 25 development wells in FY11.
Valuation and view
 The stock trades at 11x FY11 EPS of INR120.
 We are positive on OINL in view of likely subsidy rationalization. Not Rated.

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