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26 October 2010
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PTC: maintain Buy :: Motilal Oswal
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PTC India Ltd. is the pioneer in power trading in India, and over the years has become
a Power Solutions company. It was set up in April 1999 with a mandate to catalyze
the development of large power projects by acting as a single buyer for PPAs with
independent power producers on one hand and by entering multi-partite PPAs with
users and SEBs under long-term arrangements on the other. The GoI has identified
PTC as its nodal agency for trading power with neighboring countries. For FY10 PTC
India has market share of 44% in ST Volumes.
Key investment arguments
Change in business mix towards long-term contracts extends volume and margin
visibility and PTC to benefit from CERC regulation of no cap on long term volume.
Addressable market of PTC to rise due to open access to intra-state transmission,
easing of inter-state grid constraints, commissioning of new merchant power plants,
etc
PTC Financial Services (PFS) and PTC Energy (PEL) witnessing business traction. PFS
has book size of Rs15.1b as on Q1FY11 and sanctioned debt and equity of Rs19.5b
and Rs5b respectively.
Recent development
PTC Ashmore fund launched and expected to close with fund size of USD300m by
Q3FY11.
PTC has got in-principle approval from board for IPO in current financial year
Valuation and view:
PTC has cash and cash equivalent of Rs11b, and has investment of Rs7b into
subsidiaries/project SPVs (PFS Rs4.5b, PEL Rs410m, Athena Rs690m, Teesta Energy
Rs1.25b, Krishna Godavari Rs195m).We expect PTC to report net profit of Rs1.24b in
FY11E (up 32%) and Rs1.64b in FY12E (up 33%). We maintain Buy.
PTC India Ltd. is the pioneer in power trading in India, and over the years has become
a Power Solutions company. It was set up in April 1999 with a mandate to catalyze
the development of large power projects by acting as a single buyer for PPAs with
independent power producers on one hand and by entering multi-partite PPAs with
users and SEBs under long-term arrangements on the other. The GoI has identified
PTC as its nodal agency for trading power with neighboring countries. For FY10 PTC
India has market share of 44% in ST Volumes.
Key investment arguments
Change in business mix towards long-term contracts extends volume and margin
visibility and PTC to benefit from CERC regulation of no cap on long term volume.
Addressable market of PTC to rise due to open access to intra-state transmission,
easing of inter-state grid constraints, commissioning of new merchant power plants,
etc
PTC Financial Services (PFS) and PTC Energy (PEL) witnessing business traction. PFS
has book size of Rs15.1b as on Q1FY11 and sanctioned debt and equity of Rs19.5b
and Rs5b respectively.
Recent development
PTC Ashmore fund launched and expected to close with fund size of USD300m by
Q3FY11.
PTC has got in-principle approval from board for IPO in current financial year
Valuation and view:
PTC has cash and cash equivalent of Rs11b, and has investment of Rs7b into
subsidiaries/project SPVs (PFS Rs4.5b, PEL Rs410m, Athena Rs690m, Teesta Energy
Rs1.25b, Krishna Godavari Rs195m).We expect PTC to report net profit of Rs1.24b in
FY11E (up 32%) and Rs1.64b in FY12E (up 33%). We maintain Buy.
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Indian Bank – 2QFY2011 Result Update ::Angel Broking maintains Accumulate; Target Rs324
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For 2QFY2011, Indian Bank reported moderate net profit growth of 11.8% yoy to
`416cr, which was above our estimates of `377cr because of lower provisioning
expenses. Operating income was on expected lines. While slippages continued to
be above comfortable levels, recoveries and upgrades helped the bank to keep
provision expenses low. Hence, we maintain our Accumulate view on the stock.
Strong advances growth: The bank’s net advances and deposits grew by 2.1%
qoq (28.8% yoy) and 7.7% qoq (22.4% yoy), respectively. CASA deposits
witnessed 6.2% qoq growth (up 27.4% yoy), with current account deposits
growing by 7.3% qoq (33.0% yoy) and saving account deposits increasing by
5.9% qoq (up 25.9% yoy). The CASA ratio declined from 32.7% in 1QFY2011 to
32.2% in 2QFY2011. The bank was able to improve its NIM by 5bp sequentially
to 3.76% because of improvement in yield on advances to 10.22%. Consequently,
net interest income (NII) grew by healthy 6.1% qoq and 29.5% yoy to `983cr.
Gross NPAs in absolute terms declined by `85cr. Though slippages were above
comfortable levels (at `330cr, implying annualised slippage ratio of 2.1%),
recoveries and upgrades helped the bank to restrict annualised provision/average
assets to 0.4% in 2QFY2011.
Outlook and valuation: The bank’s predominantly rural and semi-urban presence
has enabled it to maintain reasonable cost of funds, resulting in more resilient
NIMs than other mid-size PSU banks. While slippages are above comfortable
levels so far, going forward strong recoveries and upgrades as well as declining
slippages are likely to result in lower provision expenses. At the CMP, the stock is
trading at 7.4x FY2012E EPS of `41.3 and 1.4x FY2012E ABV of `215.9, which is
below our target multiple of 1.5x FY2012 ABV. Hence, we maintain our
Accumulate view on the stock with a Target Price of `324, implying a 6.7% upside
from current levels.
For 2QFY2011, Indian Bank reported moderate net profit growth of 11.8% yoy to
`416cr, which was above our estimates of `377cr because of lower provisioning
expenses. Operating income was on expected lines. While slippages continued to
be above comfortable levels, recoveries and upgrades helped the bank to keep
provision expenses low. Hence, we maintain our Accumulate view on the stock.
Strong advances growth: The bank’s net advances and deposits grew by 2.1%
qoq (28.8% yoy) and 7.7% qoq (22.4% yoy), respectively. CASA deposits
witnessed 6.2% qoq growth (up 27.4% yoy), with current account deposits
growing by 7.3% qoq (33.0% yoy) and saving account deposits increasing by
5.9% qoq (up 25.9% yoy). The CASA ratio declined from 32.7% in 1QFY2011 to
32.2% in 2QFY2011. The bank was able to improve its NIM by 5bp sequentially
to 3.76% because of improvement in yield on advances to 10.22%. Consequently,
net interest income (NII) grew by healthy 6.1% qoq and 29.5% yoy to `983cr.
Gross NPAs in absolute terms declined by `85cr. Though slippages were above
comfortable levels (at `330cr, implying annualised slippage ratio of 2.1%),
recoveries and upgrades helped the bank to restrict annualised provision/average
assets to 0.4% in 2QFY2011.
Outlook and valuation: The bank’s predominantly rural and semi-urban presence
has enabled it to maintain reasonable cost of funds, resulting in more resilient
NIMs than other mid-size PSU banks. While slippages are above comfortable
levels so far, going forward strong recoveries and upgrades as well as declining
slippages are likely to result in lower provision expenses. At the CMP, the stock is
trading at 7.4x FY2012E EPS of `41.3 and 1.4x FY2012E ABV of `215.9, which is
below our target multiple of 1.5x FY2012 ABV. Hence, we maintain our
Accumulate view on the stock with a Target Price of `324, implying a 6.7% upside
from current levels.
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26th Oct, 2010 :: Grey Market Premium Prices for India IPO
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Company Name | Offer Price | Premium |
(Rs.) | (Rs.) | |
B S Trans | 248 (Lower band) | DISCOUNT |
Prestige Estates | 183 (Upper Band) | DISCOUNT |
Gyscoal Alloys | 71 (Upper Band) | 12 to 14 |
Coal India | 245 (Upper Band) | 24 to 26 + 5% discount for retail |
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Ambuja Cements Subdued performance; to improve ahead:: Anand Rathi
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Ambuja Cements
Subdued performance; to improve ahead
3QCY10 results. Ambuja’s net profit declined 44% yoy, lower than
our and consensus estimates. Decline in realizations and increase in
power & fuel cost led to the drop. We estimate CY11 earnings to be
strong, driven by recent price recovery, savings on clinker purchase
and strong volume growth. Maintain Buy.
Realizations decline 10% yoy. Realisation fell 10% yoy and 6% qoq
to ~`3,595/ton. Cement dispatch volumes rose 7% yoy to 4.35m
tons (down 19% qoq). Domestic volumes increased 7.6% yoy, while
exports declined 32% yoy.
EBITDA/ton nose-dives 39% yoy. EBITDA/ton, at `650, fell
39% yoy and 42% qoq mainly due to a drop in realisations. The
benefit of lower raw material cost (down ~`300/ton yoy due to no
clinker purchases) was offset by higher power & fuel cost at `1,025/
ton (up ~`265/ton due to higher clinker production and fuel prices).
‘Other expense’ at `780/ton (up ~`100/ton) increased due to higher
maintenance and selling & distribution cost.
Outlook. New clinker units at Chhattisgarh and HP have achieved
50% utilisation levels. Two grinding units (Maratha & Bhatapara) will
commence by 4QCY10, taking capacity to 27m tons. A transporters’
strike at its HP plants (3.1m tons) since 7th Oct, stalled production
and dispatches. Ambuja expects demand to pick up towards the yearend.
It expects medium-term demand and realisations to improve.
Valuations. At our target price of `148, the stock would trade at
7.5x CY11 EV/EBITDA, in line with its ten-year average. The target
price implies a PE of 14x CY11 and an EV/ton of US$160.
Ambuja Cements
Subdued performance; to improve ahead
3QCY10 results. Ambuja’s net profit declined 44% yoy, lower than
our and consensus estimates. Decline in realizations and increase in
power & fuel cost led to the drop. We estimate CY11 earnings to be
strong, driven by recent price recovery, savings on clinker purchase
and strong volume growth. Maintain Buy.
Realizations decline 10% yoy. Realisation fell 10% yoy and 6% qoq
to ~`3,595/ton. Cement dispatch volumes rose 7% yoy to 4.35m
tons (down 19% qoq). Domestic volumes increased 7.6% yoy, while
exports declined 32% yoy.
EBITDA/ton nose-dives 39% yoy. EBITDA/ton, at `650, fell
39% yoy and 42% qoq mainly due to a drop in realisations. The
benefit of lower raw material cost (down ~`300/ton yoy due to no
clinker purchases) was offset by higher power & fuel cost at `1,025/
ton (up ~`265/ton due to higher clinker production and fuel prices).
‘Other expense’ at `780/ton (up ~`100/ton) increased due to higher
maintenance and selling & distribution cost.
Outlook. New clinker units at Chhattisgarh and HP have achieved
50% utilisation levels. Two grinding units (Maratha & Bhatapara) will
commence by 4QCY10, taking capacity to 27m tons. A transporters’
strike at its HP plants (3.1m tons) since 7th Oct, stalled production
and dispatches. Ambuja expects demand to pick up towards the yearend.
It expects medium-term demand and realisations to improve.
Valuations. At our target price of `148, the stock would trade at
7.5x CY11 EV/EBITDA, in line with its ten-year average. The target
price implies a PE of 14x CY11 and an EV/ton of US$160.
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FII & DII trading activity on NSE and BSE as on 26-Oct-2010
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FII trading activity on NSE and BSE on Capital Market Segment | ||||||||||||||||
The following is combined FII trading data across NSE and BSE collated on the basis of trades executed by FIIs on 26-Oct-2010. | ||||||||||||||||
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Domestic Institutional Investors trading activity on NSE and BSE on Capital Market Segment | ||||||||||||||||
The following is combined Domestic Institutional Investors trading data across NSE and BSE collated on the basis of trades executed by Banks, DFIs, Insurance, MFs and New Pension System on 26-Oct-2010. | ||||||||||||||||
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FII DERIVATIVES STATISTICS FOR 26-Oct-2010
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FII DERIVATIVES STATISTICS FOR 26-Oct-2010 | |||||||
BUY | SELL | OPEN INTEREST AT THE END OF THE DAY | |||||
No. of contracts | Amt in Crores | No. of contracts | Amt in Crores | No. of contracts | Amt in Crores | ||
INDEX FUTURES | 222930 | 6836.63 | 227324 | 6971.40 | 648725 | 19837.99 | -134.78 |
INDEX OPTIONS | 161854 | 4911.44 | 151419 | 4590.29 | 2122234 | 64537.58 | 321.16 |
STOCK FUTURES | 250318 | 7708.60 | 275479 | 8561.49 | 1504773 | 45860.09 | -852.89 |
STOCK OPTIONS | 9630 | 341.21 | 9436 | 338.18 | 40365 | 1328.47 | 3.02 |
Total | -663.49 |
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