Showing posts with label SKF India. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SKF India. Show all posts

01 March 2015

SKF India - Tepid Sales; Provisioning Dents Margin; Result Update Q4CY14 :Edelweiss

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Soft quarter; healthy prospects ahead!!! • SKF India ::ICICI Securities, report link

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30 December 2014

SKF India- ICICI Securities Fundamental Top Picks for 2015

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24 December 2014

Valuations to premiumise, going ahead… SKF India ::ICICI Securities, link

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29 October 2014

SKF India - Rising Utilisation To Drive Growth; Result Update Q3CY14 ::Edelweiss PDF link

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10 October 2014

SKF India Target - | 1448 • • Diwali Muhurat Pick: ICICI Securities,

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SKF India Target - | 1448
• SKF India is the largest bearing manufacturer in India with an
overall market share of ~28%. Known for deep groove ball
bearings (forming ~35% of revenues and ~45% market share),
SKF has an equal presence across the industrial (46% of sales)
and automotive segment (54% of sales), spread across OEMs
(55% of sales) and aftermarket
• We believe that SKF, with leadership in the bearing space,
commands scalability bandwidth coupled with a lean balance
sheet and is poised to capture the opportunity arising from the
revival of demand in the automotive segment. Consequently, we
expect SKF’s manufactured product (auto) sales to exhibit
~14.6% CAGR over CY13-16E. We also expect import substitution
of industrial bearings, through ramp up in SKF Technologies, to
be a key revenue driver for SKF’s revenues and margin expansion
as SKF would improve its turnaround time. Consequently, we
expect industrial sales to grow at 11.3% CAGR over CY13-16E
• Going ahead, with an anticipated recovery in end user industry,
we expect revenues to bounce back at 13.4% CAGR over CY13-
16E and margins to recover to 13.6% in CY16E vs. 11.5% in CY13,
driving earnings growth at a CAGR of 24% in CY13-16E. A healthy
balance sheet, robust cash flow generation, strong parentage &
product profile/ strong distribution reach are other key positives.



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18 January 2014

SKF India Tough demand environment; good long-term bet; Hold :: Anand Rathi

SKF India
Tough demand environment; good long-term bet; Hold
Key takeaways
4QCY13 sales to grow 5%. We expect SKF India’s 4Q revenues to be
`5.4bn (up just 5% yoy). This growth would have come on last year’s lower
base. Curtailed demand continues in both its key target markets, industrials
and automotives. We expect an improvement in revenue from exports and
from the auto division. Amidst these adversities, the company is focusing on
tightening its working-capital requirement. We had earlier expected demand
to pick up in 2HCY13 but now believe that demand will pick up in CY14.
Margins expected to improve 70bps yoy. In the past few quarters, margin
pressures have arisen due to slowing revenue growth and the company’s
inability to pass on higher costs. With facilities underutilised, the margin will
now be contained, primarily due to lower fixed-cost absorption. We expect
the 4Q EBIDTA margin to come at 9.2%, 70bps higher yoy. This
improvement is on account of lower raw-material costs.
Profit expected to grow 12.5%. We expect profit to grow 12.5% yoy, to
`362m, down 22% qoq. Other income is expected to be `170m, 13% higher
than what it was in 4QCY12.
Tightening working capital. In the tough situation today, the company is
focusing on tightening working capital required. It has been generating strong
operating cash-flows over the years. We expect revenue and profit CAGRs
over CY12-14 of 9% each.
Our take. A slowdown is evident in the industrial and automobile segments.
A debt-free company (`3bn in cash at end-CY12), it has generated strong
operating cash-flows over the years. We value the stock at a one-year forwardPE of 15x CY14 (on par with its past two-year average), at a target of `641.
With no short-term trigger, the long-term story is unharmed. Risks.
Slowdown in industrial activity, auto sales; commodity price fluctuations and
increase in imports.