Gujarat Sidhee Cement Ltd
company came out from bifr this year . equity reduced to 40cr from 140cr.
netprofit for the year is 40.3cr.paid 10% DIVIDEND. BOOK VALUE AT 39RS COMAPNY MCAP IS ONLY 65CR. BUY FOR LONG TERM IN EVERY DECLINE
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Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Hindustan Tin Works Ltd (20.00)
Hindustan Tin Works Ltd
cmp 20.00rs stock fallen from 80rs cause is pledge share selling
current mct cap 20cr and net profit for the year is 7.35cr .bookvalue is 86.00rs
when companys free cash flow is 28.4cr. dividend paid 5 %
London Stock Exchange-listed Rexam Plc and Hindustan Tin
Works Ltd jointly investsted Rs 220 crore over last two years in expanding
their beverage can manufacturing facility to cater to the fast growing
Indian market.A new manufacturing line at the
existing facility at Taloja near Mumbai will increase the total capacity
to 850 million cans per year from the present 300 million cans.The beverage can market in India is witnessing an annual growth of around 30 per cent.
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Thursday, July 11, 2013
HSIL Ltd BUY -88.00
Fall in OPM reversed
The top line to grow 25% and Ebidta 15-20% in FY 2014
HSIL held its conference call after it declared its FY 2013 results. VicePresident-Building Products Division RB Kabra addressed the meet. Highlights:
The earning before interest, depreciation, tax and amortisation (Ebidta) margin has notgrown much because of pressure in glass business. HSIL commissioned new line (furnaces of475 tonnes) in glass business in FY 2012. Competition has also raised capacities, whichhas not given the company a chance to raise prices. Moreover, prices of power, soda andfuel have gone up. But now soda and fuel prices are coming down in international markets.Power is being purchased from the power exchange. This is a bit costly but is still lessthan its own generation cost. The glass business spurted 34% in Q4 of FY 2013. It can grow 24-20% in FY 2014. In Q4,the building product business sales were up 17%.
Total
debt is Rs 900 crore. There is no capex as of now for the glass
business. Capexfor the glass business will be decided after looking at
market conditions.
SOURCE: CAPITALMARKET
The top line to grow 25% and Ebidta 15-20% in FY 2014
HSIL held its conference call after it declared its FY 2013 results. VicePresident-Building Products Division RB Kabra addressed the meet. Highlights:
HSIL has two businesses: building
products and packing products (glass business). Thecompany started with
the sanitaryware business but ventured into bathroom and
kitchenproducts, together called building products. The glass business
and building products eachaccount for around 50% of sales. HSIL’s
net sales for the financial year ended March 2013 (FY 2013) stood at
Rs1550.28 crore as against Rs 1322.85 crore in FY 2012. However, profit
declined to Rs 99.12crore as against to Rs 110.1 crore in FY 2012.
The earning before interest, depreciation, tax and amortisation (Ebidta) margin has notgrown much because of pressure in glass business. HSIL commissioned new line (furnaces of475 tonnes) in glass business in FY 2012. Competition has also raised capacities, whichhas not given the company a chance to raise prices. Moreover, prices of power, soda andfuel have gone up. But now soda and fuel prices are coming down in international markets.Power is being purchased from the power exchange. This is a bit costly but is still lessthan its own generation cost. The glass business spurted 34% in Q4 of FY 2013. It can grow 24-20% in FY 2014. In Q4,the building product business sales were up 17%.
The
building products business isexpected to grow 20-25% in FY 2014. Thus
overall 20-25% sales growth is expected in FY2014.HSIL
disinvested its entire investment in equity shares of its wholly owned
subsidiary,AGI Glasspack. Accordingly, AGI Glasspack ceases to be a
subsidiary of HSIL from 05 March2013.HSIL earned Rs 23
crore profit by selling shares. But after tax, extraordinary (EO)profit
was Rs 21 crore. So, the profit after tax (PAT) after deducting net EO
gain was Rs27 crore in the quarter.In the building
product business, a luxury brand was launched in April 2012.
Luxuryproducts are expected to grow faster than normal products. This
brand, owned by subsidiaryin UK, is not famous in India.
The
Ebidta margin in building products is 19% and in the glass business is
16%. TheEbidta margin in building products can rise to 20% and to
18%-19% in the glass business.But improvement in the margin in the glass
business will take time. But by FY 2014 it canrise to 17%. Overall, for
FY 2014, the topline growth will be around 25% and growth in theEbidta
margin will be 15-20%
The Pet bottle business has not
yet been merged as necessary permission has not beenreceived. The Pet
bottle business grew 12-13% in FY 2013 and it can grow 20-25% in FY
2014as the company has now acquired new customers. Earlier this business
had one customer,which accounted for 80% of business. Now, the share
has fallen to 60%, which the companyhopes to bring it down to 40%. Conversion
from glass to Pet bottles has been done few years ago. In the past two
yearsor so, no noticeable shift has been visible. Currently, shift from
glass to Pet is notseen because glass products in soft drink and liquor
are recyclable. Each glass bottle isrecycled 22-30 times. So glass is
more economical for companies.With 40% market share in
sanitaryware business, no new store was added in FY 2013. Butplans are
on to open five stores in FY 2014. One store has already opened in
Bangalore,Remaining four will open in due course of the year. Products
are sold through an extensive distribution network, enabling reach to
newmarkets and target more consumers. The network comprises 2,000 plus
distributors. Therehas been consistent diversification of product
portfolio, both in terms of differentproducts variants and different
customer categories.
The falling operating profit
margin seems to have reversed and will improve goingforward. The
building products business increased prices by 3-3.5% from April 2013.
Sothis business will see margin growth. A few glass
manufacturing companies have closed their plants in India. Thus, demand
isgood. HSIL hopes equilibrium will come from the second quarter of FY
2014. Thus, the glassbusiness will see margin improvement from the
second quarter. Demand for container glass is driven by
diverse industries such as beverages, alcoholicbeverages,
pharmaceuticals and food industries. Beer consumption in India has
started topick up. This will benefit the glass business. HSIL is
confident of 8-10% volume growth inthe glass business.
SOURCE: CAPITALMARKET
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