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SMALL-CAP
CAP COMPANIES BASED IN
SOUTH INDIA
Award of Degree
of
By
S GANESH KUMAR
[23014]
April - June 2007
TIRUCHIRAPPALLI - 620014
2007
S GANESH KUMAR 23014
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I owe my thanks to Mr K Ramkumar, Regional Head – South [Investment Banking] for giving
me the opportunity to work with M/s RELIGARE SECURITIES. I also express my sincere gratitude
to Mr Alex T Koshy, Manager [Investment Banking] for his guidance and support to complete
my project successfully.
I would also like to thank Prof. Dr. Y Lakshman Kumar and BIM for helping me in getting this
project.
1. SYNOPSIS
4. INTRODUCTION
a. FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS
b. TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
5. ANALYSIS OF COMPANIES
This project aims at preparing a preliminary fundamental analysis report on 40 listed companies
whose market capitalization range between Rs. 50 Cr to Rs. 150 Cr and geographically located
in South India. The companies span across ten sectors viz., Auto Ancillary, Textiles, IT & ITeS,
Construction, Cement, Media & Entertainment, NBFC, Food Products, Healthcare & Hospitals
Shareholder details, Business of Operation, Shareholding Pattern, the Bombay Stock Exchange
details of its share, its Trading History in BSE during the 3 month period of Jan – Mar ’07 and
the Company’s Financials for the past four years. An overview of each sector was also prepared
The scope of the project is limited only to the analysis of the past performance and does not
involve any projection of the future cash flows or valuation of any particular company.
Religare, a Ranbaxy promoter group company, is one of the fastest growing integrated financial
services institutions. The company offers a large and diverse bouquet of services ranging from
equities, commodities, insurance broking, wealth advisory, portfolio management services,
personal finance services, Investment banking and institutional broking services. The services
are broadly clubbed across the following three key business verticals,
• Retail
• Wealth management
• Institutional spectrum
Religare Enterprises Limited is the holding company for all its businesses being operated
through its various subsidiaries like Religare Securities Ltd, Religare Finvest Ltd, Religare Wealth
Management Services Ltd, Religare Capital Markets Ltd, Religare Finance Ltd, Religare
Insurance Holding Co Ltd, Religare Realty Ltd, Religare Insurance Broking Ltd, Religare Venture
Capital Ltd and Religare Commodities Ltd.
Religare’s retail network spreads across the country with its presence in more than 900
locations across more than 300 cities and towns. Having spread itself fairly well across the
country they are also planning to go global.
The project aims at giving a fundamental overview of 40 listed companies spanning across ten
sectors, highlighting the Company’s History, Business of Operation, Income Statement for the
past four years and its Shareholding Details. It also gives a glimpse of the different sectors to
which the companies analyzed herewith belong to. The companies whose market capitalization
range between Rs.50 Cr to Rs.150 Cr and those geographically located in South India were only
selected. It does not involve in the projection of future cash flows or valuation of any particular
company.
The financial data highlighted are based on the latest financial results, balance sheet and
quarterly results as on 15 May 2007, available in the BSE & respective company websites. Stock
price data is the closing price at Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) on the respective dates
mentioned therein.
performance is to be tracked and accordingly prepare detailed research reports with the
intention to help the investors and institutions wisely invest their money in the capital market.
a) Fundamental Analysis
b) Technical Analysis
Fundamental Analysis
Researchers have found that stock price changes can be attributed to the following
factors
Industry - Analyses the prospect of the industry to which the company belong
Company - Assessing the projected performance and the inherent value of its shares
Economic Analysis
Economic Analysis looks into the micro and macro aspects of the economy from global and
Industrial analysis is concerned with the basics of industry analysis. This analysis can be done in
three stages.
Company Analysis
Company analysis is the last leg in the economy-industry-company analysis sequence. It may be
Earnings
It is often said that earnings are the "bottom line" when it comes to valuing a company's stock
and indeed fundamental analysis emphasizes more on a company's earnings. Earnings are the
profit or loss that a company makes after deducting all its expenses. During a specific period of
time, all public companies are required to report their earnings on a quarterly basis. Earnings
are important to investors because they give an indication of the company's expected dividends
Comparing total net earnings of various companies is usually not a good idea, since net earnings
numbers don't take into account how many shares of stock are outstanding (in other words,
they don't take into account how many owners you have to divide the earnings among). In
order to make earnings comparisons more useful across companies, fundamental analysts
instead look at a company's earnings per share (EPS). EPS is calculated by taking a company's
net earnings and dividing by the number of outstanding shares of stock the company has.
P/E Ratio
EPS is a great way to compare earnings across companies, but it doesn't tell you anything about
how the market values the stock. That's why fundamental analysts use the price-to-earnings
ratio, more commonly known as the P/E ratio, to figure out how much the market is willing to
pay for a company's earnings. You can calculate a stock's P/E ratio by taking its price per share
and dividing by its EPS. For instance, if a stock is priced at Rs.50 per share and it has an EPS of
RS.5 per share, then it has a P/E ratio of 10. [Or equivalently, you could calculate the P/E ratio
by dividing the company's total market cap by the company's total earnings; this would result in
the same number.] P/E can be calculated for the previous year ["trailing P/E"], for the current
year ["current P/E"], or for the coming year ["forward P/E"]. The higher the P/E, the more the
market is willing to pay for each dollar of annual earnings. Note that last year's P/E would be
actual while current year and forward year P/E would be estimates, but in each case, the "P" in
which have negative earnings] don't have a P/E ratio at all. For those companies we shall
Book Value
The book value of a company is the company's net worth, as measured by its total assets minus
its total liabilities. This is how much the company would have left over in assets if it went out of
business immediately. Since companies are usually expected to grow and generate more profits
in the future, most companies end up being worth far more in the marketplace than their book
value would suggest. For this reason, book value is of more interest to value investors than
growth investors. In order to compare book values across companies, you should use book
value per share, which is simply the company's last quarterly book value divided by the number
It shows you how much profit a company generates in comparison to its book value. The ratio is
calculated by taking a company's profit after tax [after preferred stock dividends but before
common stock dividends] and dividing by its book value. It is used as a general indication of the
company's efficiency. In other words, how much profit it is able to generate given the resources
provided by its stockholders. Investors usually look for companies with ROEs that are high and
growing.
Technical analysis uses a variety of charts and calculations to spot trends in the market and
individual stocks and to try to predict what will happen next. Technical analysts don't bother
looking at any of the qualitative data about a company (for example, its management team or
the industry that it is in); instead, they believe that they can accurately predict the future price
of a stock by looking at its historical prices and other trading variables. Technical analysis
assumes that market psychology influences trading in a way that lets them predict when a stock
will rise or fall. Many technical analysts are also market timers, who believe that technical
analysis can be applied just as easily to the market as a whole, as to an individual stock.
While technical analysis concentrates on the study of market action, fundamental analysis
focuses on the economic forces of supply and demand that cause prices to move higher, lower,
or stay the same. The fundamental approach examines all of the relevant factors affecting the
price of a share in order to determine the inherent value of the same. Both these approaches
forecast the market and attempt to determine the direction in which the share prices are likely
to move. The fundamental analysis they study the cause of market movement, while in
SECTORS ANALYSED
1. AUTO ANCILLARY
2. TEXTILES
3. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
5. CEMENT
7. NBFC
8. FOOD PRODUCTS
GOVERNMENT
Approval for 100% FDI in the sector I
Imports are free from licensing
INITIATIVES Reduction in the duty of raw material from 10% TO 5-7.5%
7.5%
Finalization of Autom
Automotive Mission Plan 2006-2016
2016 to make India the
preferred destination for design & manufacture of Automobile &
L
Automotive components
Y
S GANESH KUMAR 23014
COMPANIES
11.
4. IP RINGS LTD
Raheja Towers UCAL Fuel Systems Ltd was incorporated as a public limited
Delta Wing Unit -705 company in the year 1989 and promoted by Carburetors Ltd in
177, Anna Salai, Technical and Financial Collaboration with Mikuni Corporation
Chennai - 600002 of Japan who is internationally renowned for manufacture of
fuel management products and related hardware products in
the passenger car segment. In 2005, UCAL acquired AMTEC
FACTORIES Precision Products Inc [APPI] of USA. UCAL Polymer Industries
Ltd and UCAL Machine Tools are its 100% subsidiary units.
Plant I - MM Nagar, Chennai
Plant II - Pondicherry The Business
Plant III - Gurgaon
With an annual sales turnover of more than Rs.300 Cr in FY06,
` UCAL Fuel Systems is majorly into manufacture of Carburettors
for both 2 & 3 wheelers, Throttle Body Assembly, Air Suction
Valve and Delivery Pipe Assembly. 90% of their sales revenue is
BSE CODE UCALFUEL generated from the above products. They are also into Fuel
BSE SENSEX 14299.71 Pumps, Filters, Electric Throttle and Genset Carburetors.
PRICE (BSE) 100.20
Mkt Cap (Cr) 139.23 AMTEC Precision Products manufactures precision machined
3M Avg Daily Vol 30092 parts and plastic moulded products for US Automotive and
52 Wk H/L 194 / 83 Non-Automotive Customers. UCAL Polymer Industries is into
FV 10 manufacture of rubber bonded parts which are fitted into
Source: BSE India
Secondary Air Suction Valves. UCAL Machine Tools is into
design of intricate multi cavity pressure die casting dies
for die cast products.
The figures reported for the FY06 include an income of Rs.25 Cr from the divestment of shares in
Engelhard Environmental Systems India (P) Ltd and the financial results of APPI for the period Jun 15 ’05
to Mar 31, ’06. With sales growing every year the expenditure and the interest amounts also seem to be
growing, in turn reducing the profit margins. Without the above said Rs.25 Cr, the PAT for the FY06
would have been only Rs.12.50 Cr and the net profit margin would have dropped to 4.8% as against the
current 12.96%. However the profit in FY07 is projected to be Rs.18 Cr @ 6.05%.
The Auto and Auto Component industry growing at a CAGR of 16%# and the government extending its
support by way of free licensing & approvals for manufacturing and imports of auto components and
100% FDI in this sector, UCAL looks positive in the long run.
#
Source: ACMA (Auto Component Manufacturers Association) Report.
Others
HDFC Long Term Equity Fund is holding 3.57% of the total number of shares in the public category. The
company is listed in both BSE and NSE.
Financials
The company incurred a loss of Rs.0.95 Cr in losing a legal case in Italy and this had brought down the
FY07 Q3 net profits to Rs. 0.90 Cr which otherwise would have been Rs.1.85 Cr as against Rs.2.05 Cr in
FY06
Financials
FY 07E FY 06 FY 05 FY 04
SALES 87.43 77.57 79.93 67.18
TOTAL INCOME 87.53 78.21 80.53 67.58
EXPENDITURE 65.59 58.79 58.65 47.97
PBDIT 21.94 19.42 21.88 19.61
DEPRECIATION 10.68 10.79 10.38 9.23
PBIT 11.26 8.62 11.51 10.38
INTEREST 1.09 0.54 0.69 0.99
PBT 10.17 8.08 10.81 9.39
TAX 0.00 1.52 3.03 2.46
PROFIT AFTER TAX 10.17 6.56 7.78 6.94
NO OF SHARES (Nos) 9820500 9820500 9820500 9820500
EQUITY CAPITAL 9.82 9.82 9.82 9.82
RESERVES AND SURPLUS 23.19 22.25 21.53 24.88
NETWORTH 33.01. 32.07 31.35 34.70
CMP (Rs) 67.10 - - -
MKT CAP 65.90 - - -
P/E 6.48 - - -
EPS 10.36 6.68 7.92 7.06
NAV / Share (Rs) 33.61 32.66 31.93 35.33
NET PROFIT MARGIN 11.62% 8.39% 9.66% 10.26%
RONW 30.83% 20.46% 24.81% 19.99%
Source: BSE India, www.religareonline.com (FY 07E figures are annualized based on 9M ended Dec 06 results)
Financials
The Company
Established in 1991, IP Rings was promoted together by India
Pistons Ltd, Simpson & Co, TAFE and Amalgamations Pvt Ltd
under a technical collaboration with Nippon Piston Ring Co
REGISTERED OFFICE Ltd, Japan. They have 7700 shareholders holding 70 lac fully
paid up equity shares.
Arjay Apex Centre
24, College Road The Business
Chennai 600006 With an annual gross turnover of Rs.56 Cr, they are into
manufacture of wide range of piston rings, gears and
synchrocones. They also manufacture Nodular Iron and Grey
FACTORY Cast Iron rings with wear resistant surface coatings. They
mainly supply to OEMs like TATA Motors, MUL, ALL, Hyundai,
D 11/12, Industrial Estate Eicher, Mahindra, HM, TVS, Royal Enfield etc., and to India
Maraimalai Nagar - 603209 Pistons Ltd and Nippon Piston Rings in the Aftermarket.
Kanchipuram Dist.
Promoters & Directors
TRADING HISTORY
Promoter Holdings 3649832
Public Holdings 3392315
Jan-Mar 07 Avg Dly Vol 4523
As % of Public Holdings 0.133
Source: BSE India
FY 07E FY 06 FY 05 FY 04
NET SALES 48.05 48.47 44.24 41.22
TOTAL INCOME 48.28 48.72 44.86 42.39
EXPENDITURE 38.03 36.79 34.37 32.22
PBDIT 10.25 11.93 10.50 10.17
DEPRECIATION 4.33 3.83 3.00 2.95
PBIT 5.91 8.10 7.50 721.35
INTEREST 0.51 0.35 0.16 0.12
PBT 5.40 7.75 7.34 7.09
TAX 1.75 2.64 2.35 2.30
PROFIT AFTER TAX 3.66 5.11 4.99 4.80
NO OF SHARES (Nos) 7042147 7042147 7042147 7042147
EQUITY CAP 7.04 7.04 7.04 7.04
RESERVES AND SURPLUS 36.06 33.76 31.47 28.86
NETWORTH 43.10 40.80 38.51 35.91
CMP (Rs) 90.40 - - -
MKT CAP 63.66 - - -
P/E 17.66 - - -
EPS 5.19 7.26 7.09 6.81
NAV / SHARE (Rs) 61.21 57.94 54.69 50.99
NET PROFIT MARGIN 7.57% 10.49% 11.13% 11.32%
RONW 8.48% 12.53% 12.97% 13.36%
Source: BSE India, www.religareonline.com (FY07 figures are annualized based on 9M ended Dec 06 results)
The Business
BSE CODE IMPAL The core business of this company is sales and distribution of
BSE SENSEX 14299.71 automobile spare parts and accessories. Over an annual sales
PRICE (BSE) 200.75 turnover of Rs. 227 Cr, they deal with products of more than
Mkt Cap (Cr) 83.51 50 manufacturers. A few of them are Brakes India Ltd, Delphi
3M Avg Daily Vol 1675 TVS Ltd, Finolex Cables, Fenner, Gulf Oil, Pricol, Rane Group
52 Wk H/L 280.10 / 172 and all the TVS group companies.
FV Rs.10
Source: BSE India They are one of the few all India distributors of motor parts
dealing with engine group components, brake systems,
fasteners, radiators etc. They cater to more than 35000
SHAREHOLDING PATTERN % dealers across the country.
Promoters 47
MF, FI, FII, Banks - Promoters & Directors
Central / State Govt - Mr S Naryanan is the Chairman and Mr N Krishnan is the
Free Float 53 Managing Director. Mr S Ram, Mr V Gopalakrishnan, Mr
Source: BSE India Ananth Ramanujam and Mr S Ravindran are the other
directors.
Remarks
TRADING HISTORY During the period FY04 to FY07E, they have grown at a CAGR
Promoter Holdings 1952740 of 5.61%. The net profit has grown by 14% to Rs.10 Cr over
Public Holdings 2207060 the FY06. The net profit margin dipped to 4.34% in FY06
Jan-Mar 07 Avg Dly Vol 1675 compared to 4.70% and 4.72% in FY05 and FY04 respectively.
As % of Public Holdings 0.076 As reported by their Chairman, the reason for the dip in profit
Source: BSE India margins could be due to pressure on sales price as a result of
increased competition. However this year they have increased
to 4.48%, though it is a very marginal increment.
The Business
FACTORIES They are into manufacture of Electronic Ignition Systems for
two-wheelers, three wheelers and portable engines. In FY06
Plant I - Hosur, TN the annual sales turnover stood at Rs. 168 Cr. 90% of their
Plant II - Pondicherry revenues come from sales to the two & three wheeler
Plant III - Rewari, Haryana segment. INEL has three plants one each in Hosur (TN),
Pondicherry and Rewari (Haryana).
In the public category, Goldman Sachs Investments Mauritius I Ltd, T Rowe Price New Asia Fund and JF
India Fund are holding 6.39%, 6.97% and 1.52% of the total number of shares.
Financials
Source: www.ibef.org
The Business
FACTORIES The company is into manufacture of premium quality cotton
yarn for hosiery, T Shirts and cotton shirts. Headquartered in
Plants 1 - 4 Dindugul, TN Coimbatore, their production facilities are located in Dindigul.
They have an installed capacity of 66672 spindles and as a
part of the government’s TUF [Technology Upgradation Fund]
BSE CODE AMBIKCO Scheme, an expansion plan for additional 43200 spindles is in
BSE SENSEX 14303.41 progress and is expected to be completed by Sep 07. The total
PRICE (BSE) 132.75 installed windmill capacity accounts to 13MW. In FY06, the
Mkt Cap (Cr) 77.99 annual sales turnover was Rs.105 Cr, 93% of which is
3M Avg Daily Vol 11914 generated by Cotton Yarn Segment.
52 Wk H/L 266 / 120
FV 10 Promoters & Directors
Source: BSE India Mr P V Chandran is the CMD and he was instrumental in
promoting this company. Mr K N Sreedharan,
Mr.K.Venakatachalam, Mr D Balasundaram are the directors
SHAREHOLDING PATTERN % of the company. Mr K Davidson, Mr Srinivas Baratam and
Promoters 31 Mr.R Srikanth are the Nominee Directors.
MF, FI, FII, Banks 4
Central / State Govt - Remarks
Free Float 65 FY07E figures compared to FY06
Source: BSE India • Sales has grown by 38%
• Sales grew at a CAGR of 18% (FY04-FY07E)
• PAT has increased by 24%
TRADING HISTORY • Net Profit Margin slipped from 17.82% to 16.16%.
Promoter Holdings 1799386
Public Holdings 4075614 The net profit margin, though declined, is only marginal.
Jan-Mar 07 Avg Dly Vol 11914 However the overall sales and profits have been growing
As % of Public Holdings 0.292 consistently over the past four years. With the textile industry
Source: BSE India booming and support from the government in terms of
funding [TUF], tax concessions and setting up of Textile Parks,
revenues of Ambika Cotton Mills Ltd are expected to grow.
On May 27, 2005, the company allotted 875000 equity shares to Ascent India Fund of UTI Venture Funds
Management Company Pvt Ltd who is now funding a part of the company’s expansion plan.
Financials
The Business
FACTORY They are into manufacture of Combed Cotton Yarn and
knitted fabrics with an annual sales turnover of Rs.120 Cr.
Plant I - Bagalur, TN 99% of the revenue is from the sale of combed cotton yarn
and the balance is from the sale of knitted fabrics. 100% of
their production is export oriented. As at Mar ’06, they had
an installed capacity of 54432 spindles which they planned
to increase to 64512 spindles.
TRADING HISTORY However they have started to seek new markets by focusing
Promoter Holdings 13197717 on value added products like gassed yarn and super fine
Public Holdings 9896218 counts which they believe will improve their profitability. In
Jan-Mar 07 Avg Dly Vol 32572 any case the prospect of Cheslind Textiles depends on its
As % of Public Holdings 0.329 performance in FY08.
Source: BSE India
TIDCO has a share of 8.63% of the equity capital in the public category. The newly constructed ring
doubling shed as a part of the company’s expansion plan suffered an accident on 13 April 2006 and the
damage is expected to be in the order of Rs.0.75 – Rs.1.00 Cr
Financials
TRADING HISTORY Though the sales has been growing every year, the net profit
Promoter Holdings 3427445 margin has not grown in the past three years inspite of the
Public Holdings 1276501 textile sector being in a high demand situation and with lot of
Jan-Mar 07 Avg Dly Vol 2423 support from the government. The decline may be due to the
As % of Public Holdings 0.190 expenditure increasing at a rate higher than the increase in
Source: BSE India sales. Considering all the above factors the profit of Loyal
Textile Mills does not seem to grow in the short term
FY07E FY06
SALES 104.93 86.54
TOTAL INCOME 108.46 90.26
EXPENDITURE 80.31 67.90
PBDIT 28.15 22.36
DEPRECIATION 7.39 4.71
PBIT 20.76 17.65
INTEREST 2.47 1.91
PBT 18.30 15.74
TAX 0.12
PROFIT AFTER TAX 18.18 15.74
NO OF SHARES 15754269 15754269
EQUITY CAPITAL 15.75 15.75
RESERVES AND SURPLUS 152.19 134.01
NETWORTH 167.94 149.76
CMP (Rs) 89.30 -
MKT CAP 140.69 -
P/E 7.74 -
EPS 11.54 9.99
NAV / Share (Rs) 106.60 95.06
NET PROFIT MARGIN 16.76% 17.44%
RONW 10.82% 10.51%
Source: BSE India, www.religareonline.com (FY07E figures are annualized based on 9M ended Dec 06 results)
The Business
FACTORIES Super Spinning Mills is into manufacture and export of
combed cotton Yarn for knitting and weaving. They have two
Plant I Hindupur, Andhra Pradesh production facilities in Andhra Pradesh and one in Dindugal
Plant II Kirikera, Andhra Pradesh Dist of Tamilnadu which is a 100% export oriented unit. The
Plant III Karur, Tamil Nadu annual sales turn over stood at Rs.363 Cr for the FY06. Yarn
segment contributes to 85% of the sales and the Garment &
Cotton segments contribute only 5% each. They export to
BSE CODE SUPERSPG various countries in EU, UK, Middle East and the Far East.
BSE SENSEX 14303.41
PRICE (BSE) 19.40 Promoters & Directors
Mkt Cap (Cr) 106.70 Mr L G Ramamurthi is the Chairman. Mr Sumanth
3M Avg Daily Vol 57180 Ramamurthi is the MD and Mr K R Seethapathy is the
52 Wk H/L 510 / 19 Executive Director.
FV 1
Source: BSE India Remarks
INVESTMENTS
Indian companies are growing at rapid pace by way of M&As I
In the first eight months of 2006, 57 private equity deals were
finalized worth more than US $ 1.73 Bn
T
The industry comes under MAT from FY08
GOVERNMENT
INITIATIVES
E-governance
governance has been increased from Rs.395 Cr to Rs.719 Cr
The Special Technology Park benefits are not extended beyond 2009
E
S
The industry is expected to grow at 25 – 28%
THE FUTURE It also drives the Real Estate sector
Expected to create 11 Mn jobs (Direct & Indi
Indirect)
rect) in the next 3 years
Sector to contribute US $ 115 Bn to the economy from allied sectors
3. SAKSOFT LTD
The Business
FACTORIES TVS Electronics is into three types of businesses viz.,
Products & Solutions [P&S], Contract Manufacturing
Plant I Chennai, Tamil Nadu Services and Contract Customer Services. Under P&S, they
Plant II Tumkur, Karnataka manufacture computer peripherals like Keyboards, Dot
Matrix & Laser Printers, Power Conditioning Systems [UPS],
Point of Sale Systems and Set Top Boxes. Their services range
BSE CODE TVSELEC from Design, Engineering, Procurement of Raw Materials,
BSE SENSEX 14218.11 Manufacturing and Logistics. Also they have patented an
PRICE (BSE) 41.40 ‘Inkbank Technology’ for ribbon heads in printers which
Mkt Cap (Cr) 73.17 saves 70% of the printing costs.
3M Avg Daily Vol 19529
52 Wk H/L 56.70 / 34.40 In FY06, 85% of their revenues were from the Computer
FV 10 Peripherals and UPS segments. Spares and Services
Source: BSE India contributed 10% and 5% respectively.
FY07 FY06
SALES 36.88 26.29
TOTAL INCOME 37.36 28.05
EXPENDITURE 24.91 16.73
PBDIT 12.45 11.33
DEPRECIATION 0.84 1.11
PBIT 11.62 10.22
INTEREST 0.63 0.02
PBT 10.99 10.19
TAX 1.06 1.00
PROFIT AFTER TAX 9.93 9.19
NO OF SHARES 10000000 10000000
EQUITY CAPITAL 10.00 10.00
RESERVES AND SURPLUS 31.35 21.41
NETWORTH 41.35 31.41
CMP (Rs) 240.00 -
MKT CAP 240.00 -
P/E 24.16 -
EPS 9.93 9.19
NAV / Share (Rs) 41.35 31.41
NET PROFIT MARGIN 26.59% 32.76%
RONW 24.03% 29.25%
Source: BSE India, www.religareonline.com
FY07 FY06
SALES 185.74 181.14
TOTAL INCOME 187.51 182.06
EXPENDITURE 161.02 164.12
PBDIT 26.49 17.94
DEPRECIATION 2.80 2.65
PBIT 23.69 15.29
INTEREST 5.65 4.93
PBT 18.04 10.36
TAX 6.09 3.26
PROFIT AFTER TAX 11.95 7.10
NO OF SHARES 22509000 17330000*
EQUITY CAPITAL 22.51 17.33
RESERVES AND SURPLUS 55.35 43.40
NETWORTH 77.86 60.73
CMP (Rs) 56.85 -
MKT CAP 127.86 -
P/E 13.35 -
EPS 10.71 4.10
NAV / Share (Rs) 34.59 35.04
NET PROFIT MARGIN 6.37% 3.90%
RONW 15.35% 0.12
Source: BSE India, www.religareonline.com * The no of shares are derived from the equity capital.
The Business
BSE CODE MSKPRO The firm is into the business of industrial construction for
BSE SENSEX 14338.45 various sectors like coal mines, fertilizer plants,
PRICE (BSE) 65.05 petrochemicals etc. They also do Mass Housing &
Mkt Cap (Cr) 104.19 Township projects and Multi Storied buildings. They have
3M Avg Daily Vol 44631 also ventured into the Infrastructure projects like bridges
52 Wk H/L 99.70 / 49.80 and roads on Build Operate Transfer [BOT] basis.
FV 10
Source: BSE India Their client list includes G.E. Plastic Limited, Crompton
Greaves, IPCL, NTPC, Nitco Tiles, Gujarat Chemical Port
Thermal Limited, Rajasthan Industrial Investment
SHAREHOLDING PATTERN % Corporation Limited (RIICO, HLL, Philips (India) Limited.
Promoters 31
MF, FI, FII, Banks 12 Promoters & Directors
Central / State Govt - Mr Ashok Gandhi is the Chairman and Mr Ashok Khurana is
Free Float 57 the Managing Director. Mrs Manju Khurana is the Whole
Source: BSE India Time Director. Mr C Mohanan and Mr Amit Khurana are
the Executive Directors. Mrs Dipti Shah, Mr Mayur Parikh
and Mr.Sanjay Mehta are the other Directors.
TRADING HISTORY
Promoter Holdings 4948495 Remarks
Public Holdings 11068849 FY07 figures compared to FY06
Jan-Mar 07 Avg Dly Vol 44631 • Sales increased by 103%
As % of Public Holdings 0.403 • PAT grew by 31%
Source: BSE India • Net Profit Margin reduced from 9.11% to 6.58%
The decline in the net profit margin in FY07 seems to be
due to increased Depreciation and Interest Charges.
However the booming construction industry with lot of
industrial, infrastructure and housing projects coming up
and the government supporting the sector by way of tax
concessions and low home loan rates, their business
should grow positively.
The Business
BSE CODE VIJSHAN They are into construction and promotion of housing
BSE SENSEX 14338.45 projects in Chennai. Recently they have also started taking
PRICE (BSE) 85.50 up turnkey contract projects and to start with they have
Mkt Cap (Cr) 103.15 signed one contract with BHEL for construction of 100 flats
3M Avg Daily Vol 90007 in two phases.
52 Wk H/L 186.45 / 21.85 They identified the growing market for mineral water in the
FV 10 water scarce Chennai city and are into the business of
Source: BSE India manufacturing and marketing the same.
Financials
INVESTMENTS BY In FY06 4 global cement majors viz., Lafarge, Holcim, Italcementi and
GLOBAL MAJORS Heidelberg have entered India through various acquisitions, JVs and
green field projects C
IMPACT OF THE
GOVERNMENT
The excise duty has been raised from Rs.400 per tonne to Rs.600 per
tonne on cement sold for more than Rs.190 per 50 Kg, though the
duty on cheaper cement bags was cut to Rs.350 per tonne
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In spite of the increase in excise duty, the prices were not reduced
but passed on to the consumer, not affecting the profits of the
companies. M
THE FUTURE The growing boom in the housing sector, government’s Infrastructure
projects and the construction industry as a whole, will keep the
demand for cement high and the companies are poised for a good
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growth
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The Business
FACTORIES They are into manufacture of Cement, Sugar and generation
of Power. They have a cement manufacturing plant in
Plant I Nalgonda, Andhra Nalconda District of Andhra Pradesh [AP] with an installed
Plant II Khammam, Andhra capacity of 297000 TPA. The Sugar plant is located in
Khammam District [AP] with an installed capacity of 3200
TCD. Of the total sales revenue generated, Cement & Sugar
contribute 40% each and Power contributes 17%.
Remarks
SHAREHOLDING PATTERN % FY07 figures compared to FY06
Promoters 35 • Sales increased by 26%
MF, FI, FII, Banks - • PAT increased from Rs.3.4 Cr to Rs. 28.4 Cr
Central / State Govt - • Net profit Margin increased from 2.68% to 17.44%
Free Float 65 The financials show that the company has started
Source: BSE India performing better than its previous years due to the
booming cement sector driven by the growth of the
construction industry. Since its entire product segments are
TRADING HISTORY construction industry oriented their profits will definitely
Promoter Holdings 9952422 grow in the future. Moreover, with the spurt in M&As in the
Public Holdings 19270263 industry and being a performing mini cement company it has
Jan-Mar 07 Avg Dly Vol 152936 a bright future in terms of sales and profits.
As % of Public Holdings 0.794
Source: BSE India
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FDI worth US $ 88 Mn has flowed into the sector
INVESTMENTS 13 FDI proposals were sanctioned in 2006
FDI worth US $ 0.11 Bn expected in Radio sector in the next one year N
T
20% FDI limit in FM Radio sector
GOVERNMENT 26% Foreign Equity Holding in News related print media E
INITIATIVES Sanctioned the Community Radio Policy allowing Non Profit
Organizations with 3 year track record to set up and run stations
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T
18 companies to raise capital worth US $ 679 Mn via IPOs in 2007
THE FUTURE By the end of 2007 India is expected to have 600 Radio stations [250
A.I.R and 350 Private] across 100 Cities A
With the rise in the investment of global players in this sector, the
competition will increase and lead to new avenues of growth
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Entry level individual investors account for 50% of the Assets Under
CURRENT SCENARIO Management [AUM]
The Sensex has almost quadrupled in the last decade
The contribution of MFs to the GDP has increased to almost 10% N
27 direct players are there in the Insurance sector
The insurance sector is expected to touch US $ 60 Bn by 2010
There are 436 deposit taking NBFCs
Of the above 16 have asset sizes of over US $115 Mn which account
B
for 49% of the aggregate deposits of the sector
The Business
They are into secondary stock market operations and act as
providers of all kinds of capital and commodity market
services. They have a client base of more than 85000 clients
across the country. They have enabled all their branches in
their network to trade on commodities.
The company has plans to enter into trading of Retail Debt
Markets and distribution of financial products like Insurance
and Mutual Fund Schemes. Currently their annual sales
BSE CODE APOLLOSIND turnover is Rs 63 Crores.
BSE SENSEX 14388.45
PRICE (BSE) 128.45 Promoters & Directors
Mkt Cap (Cr) 71.16 Ms Suneeta Reddy is the Chairman and Mr P B Subramanian is
3M Avg Daily Vol 7450 the Executive Director. Mr K Padmanabhan, Mr V J Chacko,
52 Wk H/L 398 / 99.90 Mr S Narayanan and Mr S K Venkatraman are the other
FV 10 Directors.
Source: BSE India
Remarks
FY07 figures compared to FY06
SHAREHOLDING PATTERN % • Sales increased by 12.89%
Promoters 66 • Sales had grown at a CAGR of 39.46%
MF, FI, FII, Banks - • PAT grew by 6.92%
Central / State Govt - • Net Profit Margin has declined from 14.76% to
Free Float 34 13.80%
Source: BSE India
Though the sales and profits have increased the net profit
margin has declined owing to the increase in expenditure.
However the profitability shall increase if the company adopts
TRADING HISTORY cost saving measures or if the expenditure incurred starts
Promoter Holdings 3674278 giving returns in terms of sales turnover. As the Capital
Public Holdings 1865722 Markets are witnessing the increasing number retail investors
Jan-Mar 07 Avg Dly Vol 7450 supported by a strong economic growth, the company is
As % of Public Holdings 0.399 expected perform better in the future.
Source: BSE India
The Business
The company is engaged in the business of Leasing, Hire
Purchase, Forex Advisory Services, Foreign Exchange and
Financial Services. They also obtained NSE membership and
were involved in capital market operations and allied
activities.
Remarks
SHAREHOLDING PATTERN % In FY06 the company hived of all its bank liabilities and its
Promoters 86 related fund based assets to reduce the debt levels and
MF, FI, FII, Banks - interest payments. As a result the company suffered losses
Central / State Govt - in that year. Subsequently, in FY07, the company seemed to
Free Float 14 have performed better and achieved a profit of Rs. 1.22 Cr
Source: BSE India
with a Net Profit Margin of 15.68%. With their current focus
on fee based division like Forex Advisory Services and being
debt free it is expected to perform better in the future.
TRADING HISTORY
Promoter Holdings 18606640 Others
Public Holdings 3099560 The promoter shareholding is more than the stipulated 75%.
Jan-Mar 07 Avg Dly Vol 3465 SEBI has fixed a deadline till May 2008 for all the companies
As % of Public Holdings 0.112 to reduce the promoter holdings to 75% or less.
Source: BSE India
The Business
Beginning its business in the secondary stock market
operations in 1992, it became the member of NSE in 1999 and
a Depository Participant of NSDL in 2000. Since then, it
developed its branches across Kerala, Bangalore and Chennai.
In 2005, after becoming a member of BSE it started its
operations in AP, Maharshtra, UP, Delhi and Punjab. Currently
they have more than 325 branches across the country and still
growing. The company has plans to set up JRG Middle East
BSE CODE JRG Securities LLC, a limited liability company to perform broking
BSE SENSEX 14388.45 operations in Indian and International Stock exchanges for the
PRICE (BSE) 31.95 Middle East market.
Mkt Cap (Cr) 40.87
3M Avg Daily Vol 16334 Promoters & Directors
52 Wk H/L 45.15 / 23.05 Mr T M Venkatraman is the Chairman and Mr Regi Jacob is
FV 10 the MD.Mr Giby Mathew is the Executive Director.
Source: BSE India
Mr.S.K.K.Nair, Mr Mathew Jacob and Mr Jiji Antony are the
other Directors.
The Business
MAGFIL, an NBFC, is engaged in the business of offering
varied services like Hypothecation Loans, Gold Loans and
other fee based activities. To facilitate their fund based
activities they accept Deposits, Bonds and Non Convertible
Debentures. They were rated ‘MA’ by ICRA for their timely
repayment of principal and interest under its Public Deposit
Scheme.
BSE CODE MANAPPG They have more than 400 branches across the country and
BSE SENSEX 14338.45 they do a business turnover of Rs 43 Cr, of which 95% was by
PRICE (BSE) 82.30 way of interest charges. The rest include income from Hire
Mkt Cap (Cr) 90.53 Charges, Finance Charges, Foreign Currency and other
3M Avg Daily Vol 10157 investments.
52 Wk H/L 106 / 24
FV 10 Promoters & Directors
Source: BSE India
Mr V P Nandakumar is the Chairman & Managing Director and
Mr I Unnikrishnan is the Managing Director. Apart from them
there are 10 other Non Executive Directors.
SHAREHOLDING PATTERN %
Promoters 40 Remarks
MF, FI, FII, Banks - FY07 figures compared to FY06
Central / State Govt -
• Sales increased by 122%
Free Float 60
• Sales has grown at a CAGR of 54% during 2004 - ’07
Source: BSE India
• PAT grew by 168%
• Net Profit Margin has increased from 20.03% to
24.31%
TRADING HISTORY
The company has been performing extraordinarily well over
Promoter Holdings 4352104
the past 4 years. The financial services sector is expected
Public Holdings 6647896
grow with the increasing economic activities, resulting in
Jan-Mar 07 Avg Dly Vol 10157
increased revenues for the company.
As % of Public Holdings 0.153
Source: BSE India
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COMPANIES
Almos
Almost half the price than the developed countries
T
THE INDIA ADVANTAGE High success rate in major surgeries
Accreditation of Indian hospitals to global standards
H
Apollo Hospitals plans to set up facilities in Mauritius and Fiji apart
INVESTMENTS from its existing facilities in Colombo and Middle East
Wockhardt in tie up with various Healthcare insurance companies in C
US, UK and Singapore
Max Healthcare plans to set up facilities in US, UK and Far East
A
Launched a comprehensive programme to promote Medical Tourism
GOVERNMENT National Accreditation Boar
Boardd for Hospitals & Healthcare providers
INITIATIVES has facilitated an accreditation system for domestic hospitals R
THE FUTURE
With India undergoing changes in demographic profile, lifestyle
diseases are cropping up and medical spending is on the rise E
Cost advantage and high suc success
cess rate will continue to attract
foreigners visiting India for treatment
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The Business
Dr Agarwal’s Eye Hospital Ltd is into the business of providing
total eye care solutions. They have been adopting every new
technology in the field of ophthalmology. They perform
surgeries and render treatment to different kind of eye
ailments like Cataract, Myopia, Corneal Transplant, Glaucoma,
Pediatric, Squint Treatment etc. In FY06 their annual sales
turnover stood at Rs 13 Crores.
The Business
Initially started of as a specialty hospital with 60 beds
specializing in Trauma care it expanded to 100 beds in 1990.
They were the pioneers in accident and emergency care and
were the first private hospital to handle medico legal cases.
Currently the hospital is doing a business of worth Rs.7 Cr.
FY07 FY06
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Foreign Tourist Arrival [Mn]
4.50 O
The Inbound tourism 3.60
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2.90
showing a double digit
increase for the fourth
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FY03 FY04 FY05 FY06
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Foreign tourist arrivals have grown at a CAGR of 6% since 2000
CURRENT SCENARIO FY06 recorded the highest ever 4.5 Mn foreign tourist arrivals
AND PROJECTIONS It contributes to 5.9% of the GDP and employs 42 Mn people S
The Industry is poised to grow from the current US $ 40 Bn to US $ 90
Bnn in the next decade
Online travel booking is valued at US $ 0.80 Bn M
Cost advantage in the healthcare industry to attract Medical Tourism
THE INDIA ADVANTAGE With Adventure Tourism, Heritage Tourism, Pilgrimage Tourism, Eco
Tourism, Wildlife Tourism etc the scope for theme travel is vast
&
Global hospitality majors like Dawnay Day, Golden Tulip, Whitebread,
INVESTMENTS Istithmar, Mandarin Oriental and Jumeirah are vying to enter the
Indian tourism market
GOVERNMENT
100% FDI approval
By hosting 2010 Commonwealth Games the industry revenues are
H
INITIATIVES expected to rise
Spent US $ 16 Mn on the Incredible India campaign
Proposal for a conditional 10 yr tax holiday for all tourism projects is
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in progress
Upgradation of airports in major cities
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Growing Indian economy will boost the inflow of business travelers
trave
THE FUTURE Growth in the Healthcare industry will increase medical tourism E
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COMPANIES
The Business
RESORTS & HOTELS Velan Hotels Ltd is into the business of operating Hotels and
other Tourism related services in Tiruppur and Coonoor. Their
Tamil Nadu Coonoor clientele include both domestic and international guests. They
Tiruppur have a Specialty Restaurant, Swimming Pool and Health Club
to attract the international guests. In FY06 their annual sales
turnover stood at Rs 9.30 Crores. Out of the Total Income
earned 63% is contributed by the accommodation charges,
30% by Food and Beverages and balance 7% by Liquor [traded
in the bar & restaurant].
The Business
Savera Industries Ltd is engaged in the management of Savera
Hotel, a Four Star hotel located in Chennai. They have more
than 125 rooms with all facilities like swimming pool, permit
room, an exclusive restaurant for Mughalai food, conference
hall, pastry shop etc. Currently they do an annual sales
turnover of Rs 38 Cr.
With the tourism sector growing, they have plans to enter the
BSE CODE SAVERAIND market in Madurai, Coimbatore and Hyderabad. They also
BSE SENSEX 14338.45 have plans to diversify into Floriculture business in Ooty by
PRICE (BSE) 70.90 acquiring an existing company.
Mkt Cap (Cr) 42.28
3M Avg Daily Vol 10263 Promoters & Directors
52 Wk H/L 90 / 47.05 Mr A Ravikumar Reddy is the MD and Ms A Nina Reddy is the
FV 10 Executive Director. Mr A Nivruthi is the Additional Director.
Source: BSE India Mr M Chakravarthy, Mr A Tarun Reddy and Mr S Rajaratnam
are the other Directors.