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NICKEL Fundamental Report

05th APRIL, 2011

INDEX

Particulars

Page. No

Overview , Application , Outlook Production/Supply & Demand/ Consumption Demand & Supply Balance, Stainless Steel Production

2 3 4

USD VS Nickel Price Macro Economic Factors- US ,China, Japan, Germany GDP

5 5-6

US , China, Japan, Germany Industrial Production US Construction Spending, China Production Construction, Japan Construction Spending

6-7 7-8

NME Nickel

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Overview
Reco CMP(MCX) CMP (LME) Tgt Buying in range of 1140-1130 1144 25500 1250-1280

An appreciation ranging between 9% - 12%.

Nickel is a lustrous, silvery-white metal. It has a melting point of 1453 C, relatively low thermal and electrical conductivities, high resistance to corrosion and oxidation, excellent strength and toughness at elevated temperatures, and is capable of being magnetized. It is attractive and very durable as a pure metal, and alloys readily with many other metals. Reflecting these qualities, nickel is widely used in over 300,000 products for consumer, industrial, military, and transport/aerospace, marine and architectural applications.

Price Performance (%)


1M MCX LME -11.94 -11.46 3M 0.89 1.37 6M 3.72 5.63 12M

Application
First Uses
1.29 1.80

Copper & Nickel Relative Performance

Source: Nickel Institute

End Uses
Research Team
CA Kaushal Jaini (AVP Research) Kaushal.jaini@danisecurities.com

Pinky Chandnani pinky.chandnani@danisecurities.com

Devashish Srivastava devashish.shrivastav@danisecurities.com


Source: Nickel Institute

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Production/Supply

Source: USGS,Dani research

The supply picture in 2010 was troubled, as production losses caused by the long strike at Brazil-owned Vales Canadian units, extensive interruptions to production in Australia and the on-off performance of Chinese NiCrFe (nickel-pig iron) producers led to tight supplies. Nonetheless, reorganization in the industry, the recommissioning of closed or suspended units and the start-up of major projects in New Caledonia, Indonesia and Madagascar enabled companies to increase output.

Demand/Consumption

Source: ABARE,Dani research

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Demand & Supply Balance (tones)

Source: ABARE,Dani research

Stainless Steel Production (tones)

Source: worldstainless.org

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USD VS Nickel Price

Source: Bloomberg,Dani research

Macro Economic Factor


US GDP China GDP

Source:Bloomberg,Dani research

Source:Bloomberg,Dani research

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Japan GDP

Germany - GDP

Source:Bloomberg,Dani research

Source:Bloomberg, Dani research

US Industrial Production

China Industrial Production

Source:Bloomberg,Dani research

Source:Bloomberg, Dani research

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Japan Industrial Production

Germany Industrial Production

Source:Bloomberg, Dani research

Source:Bloomberg, Dani research

US Construction Spending(US $ Million)

China Production Construction(Million Units)

Source:Bloomberg,Dani research

Source:Bloomberg, Dani research

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Japan Construction Spending (Million $)

Germany Construction Spending (Euro)

Source:Bloomberg,Dani research

Source:Bloomberg,Dani research

LME NICKEL

Disclaimer: This report is distributed for information purpose only. The information in this report does not constitute an offer to sell or solicitation of an offer to buy any of the securities mentioned in the report. The readers may note that neither Dani Commodities Pvt. Ltd (DCPL) nor its analysts or employees take any responsibility, financial or otherwise, due to any transaction undertaken or any action based on the information contained herein. DCPL reserves the right to make modifications and alterations to this statement as may be required from time to time.

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