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We maintain BUY with SOTP-based TP of Rs 299/sh. Adoption of IND AS 115 had a negative impact on reserves of Rs 4.1bn. Revenue for 1QFY19 came in at Rs 7.0bn. Due to IND AS 115, revenue was higher by Rs 1.2bn. EBIDTA margins increased 293bps YoY to 25.7%. Interest cost increased 3.4% YoY to Rs 628mn. APAT came in at Rs 631mn. During 1QFY19, 2 real estate projects of 0.7mn sqft (BEL 0.6mn sqft share) were launched.
Maintain BUY with Rs 211/sh TP. ITD Cementations (ITD) APAT came in 22.9% ahead of our estimates at Rs 289mn. Consolidated EBITDA margins expanded 204bps YoY to 13.2% (vs. 10.1% est.) led by better profitability in standalone and 100-150bps contribution from residual profits in completed marine projects.
Maintain BUY with a TP of Rs 689 (2.5x Mar-20 ABV of Rs 276). Post a recovery in the previous quarter, REPCO posted yet another decent set of numbers. While asset quality deteriorated, it was a 1Q phenomenon and lacked the typical spike (GNPAs up 41% QoQ vs ~54% in FY18 and ~75% in FY17). The relatively subdued growth (+12% YoY) was also owing to the conscious decision of slowing down LAP growth (flat sequentially).
Sector: Auto Ancillaries /Mid-Cap | Earnings Update 1QFY19 Background: Balkrishna Industries (BIL) is focused solely on 'off-highway' tyres catering to agricultural & industrial segments. A low ~5% share of the global market makes us believe reasonable room exists for several years of growth. While OTR forms ~65% of the global market, for BIL, it only contributes ~33% to its revenue. With the completion of the new 140,000 MT facility at Bhuj, BIL is looking to expand in the OEM, OTR segments. The company has been undertaking vari ous actions like setting up warehouses in markets in North America and Europe to be closer to the customer and have a just in time (JIT) system. The company sales to over 130 countries through Distribution network in Americas, Europe, India and Rest of the world. BIL has also strong partnership with OEMs. Mining tyres accounted for 13% of the company's revenue in FY18....
Lemon Tree Hotels reported a net profit of Rs22mn for 1QFY19, down 80.9% QoQ and up from a loss of Rs31mn in 1QFY18. The decline in earnings on QoQ basis was because of: 1) Decline in other income from Rs78mn in 4QFY18 to Rs19mn in 1QFY19. However, on YoY basis the company reported positive earnings on account of: 1) Rise in ARR (average revenue per room) from Rs3,373 in 1QFY18 to Rs3,899 in 1QFY19, up 15% YoY. 2) Rise in occupancy rate by 336bps to 76.8% in 1QFY19. Rise in ARR and occupancy rate led RevPar (Revenue Per Available Room) to increase by 19% to Rs2,994. 3) Addition of 678 rooms since 1QFY18. 572 rooms have been added under management contract and 106 rooms have been added under the owned and leased...
Growth Path Remains Intact Despite Soft Performance; Maintain BUY Ahluwalia Contracts (ACIL) has reported a soft performance in 1QFY19. Led by slow execution in new projects, ACIL's revenue declined by 20% YoY (-10% YoY GST adjusted) to Rs4bn vs. our estimate of Rs4.2bn. Further, EBITDA declined by 2% YoY and 1.5% QoQ to Rs526mn, while EBITDA margin improved by 238bps YoY and 107bps QoQ to 13%. Net profit stood at Rs282mn (-4.5% YoY and -9% QoQ). ACIL received order inflow of Rs20bn in FY19 YTD taking its total order backlog to Rs47bn (2.9x FY18 revenue). Upgrading order inflow guidance to Rs24bn from Rs20bn, the Management has maintained revenue growth guidance of 20% with EBITDA...
Subdued Performance on Cost Pressure & Dismal Realisation Led by subdued realisation and higher gas prices, Asian Granito India (AGIL) has reported a weak performance in 1QFY19, with its reported revenue growing by a moderate 6% YoY (+11% GST adjusted) to Rs2.4bn. EBITDA fell by 30% YoY and 44% QoQ to Rs204mn, while EBITDA margin contracted by 445bps YoY and 71bps QoQ to 8.6%. While sales volume grew by a strong 23% YoY (-35% QoQ) to 8msm, a substantial 14% YoY and 6% QoQ decline in blended realisation to ~Rs298/sm along with ~16% YoY jump in gas prices dragged its quarterly operating performance. Further, 2QFY19 performance is also expected to be affected by transport strike...
Consolidated revenue of Power Mech Projects (PMPL) surged by 28.9% YoY to Rs4.6bn, aided by higher revenue from ETC (+ 25.9% to Rs1.8bn) and Civil & Other Works (+ 60.2% to Rs1.4bn business. Further, revenue from O&M; segment rebounded by 5.8% YoY to Rs1.2bn post the Rs200mn impact led by temporary project shutdown in 4QFY18. Looking ahead, we believe dominant position in power EPC business, impressive order book and superior execution capabilities will drive PMPL's profitability. We maintain our BUY recommendation on the stock with an upwardly revised Target Price of Rs1,178 (from Rs1,080 earlier). Robust Revenue on Improved Execution...
Uflex Ltd. reported a good set of numbers in Q1FY19. Sales for the quarter increase by 17.4% YoY to Rs 1904.9 Cr. During the quarter, the company witnessed a strong overall sales volume growth of 14.9% YoY, with packaging business volumes growing 11% and film volumes growing at 15.9% YoY. The management has maintained its guidance for double digit overall sales volumes growth in FY19 with improved margins of 15%, given the stability in crude prices. EBITDA margins saw a dip from 14.3% in Q1FY18 to 13% in Q1FY19 and remained flat on a QoQ basis. The negative impact on EBITDA margins was primarily...
Mixed bag Revenue growth robust; margins disappoint Revenue from operations for the company grew by 34% YoY to Rs. 778 Cr vs Rs. 582 Cr in Q1FY18 and Rs. 721 Cr in Q4FY18 (up 8%). EBITDA stood at Rs. 73.1 Cr as against Rs. 44.3 Cr same time last year (growth of 65%) and Rs. 81.8 Cr sequentially. MCL witnessed 180 bps EBITDA margin expansion YoY at 9.4% for the quarter, however it declined by 200 bps on sequential basis on the back of a steep increase in raw material costs. Net profit came at Rs. 37.6 Cr vs Rs. 24.6 Cr same time last year, growth of 53%....
We maintain BUY with a SOTP of Rs 489/sh (EPC segment at 476sh (EPC segment at 10x Mar-20E EV/EBITDA, Kota BOT 1x P/BV). AHLU 1QFY19 net revenue at Rs 4.0bn was 3.5% below our estimates (Rs 200mn miss in CPWD redevelopment project in Delhi tree felling issue and Rs 150mn in West Bengal NBCC project redesigning). EBITDA at Rs 0.5bn was 1.6% below estimates. EBIDTA margins expanded 238bps YoY to 13.0%.
We maintain BUY with a TP of Rs 1,434/sh (10x FY20E EV/EBITDA and BOT at 1x equity invested). DBL delivered strong execution with 1QFY19 revenue beat of 3.7%. Revenue for 1QFY19 came in at Rs 24.4bn. Margins continued to be higher than industry at 17.8%. APAT at Rs 2.5bn was 30.9% above our estimates on account of deferred tax reversal impact of Rs 173mn. Adjusted for deferred tax APAT was 22.0% above estimates. There was no early completion bonus in 1QFY19.
We value the stock Rs. 289(20xFY20E EPS) vs 296 earlier. Maintain BUY Suprajit Engineering (SEL) consol EBITDA and PAT numbers were slightly below estimates in 1Q. Net sales at Rs. 3.6bn (+12% YoY) led by 19% growth in core automotive cable business, offset by muted growth in Phoenix (+4% YoY) and Wescon business(+4% YoY). Consol EBITDA rose 21% YoY at Rs. 554mn with margin at 15.3% (+107bps YoY/-275 bps QoQ).
Minda Corp reported strong set of numbers, which was marginally ahead of our estimates. Its consolidated net revenue and PAT grew by 33.8% and 63.3% yoy. The growth was led by robust growth witnessed across all three verticals and improved operational performance.
With a revised TP of 495 (24x on FY20E EPS), we maintain BUY. Cadila (CDH) continues to be at pace with double-digit YoY growth which started in 2QFY18. In 1QFY19, CDH reported revenue at Rs 28.9bn showing a growth of 32%YoY. EBITDA at Rs 6.4bn and PAT at Rs 4.6bn were up 133% and 233% YoY respectively. EBITDA margin came in at 22.3%, improving ~1000bpsYoY. This growth was primarily driven by the US and India businesses which were up 27% and 40% YoY respectively. Other major segments including LATAM and ROW markets and consumer wellness, animal health, and API businesses also saw double digit growth.
Remain bullish on the stock and maintain BUY rating with the target price of Rs 670 (25x FY20E EPS). Sun Pharma (SUNP) posted good numbers in 1QFY19. Revenue grew ~16%YoY to Rs 72.2bn, and the EBITDA margin expanded 460bps to 22.2%, ~100bps above our estimates. EBITDA at Rs 16.1bn and PAT at Rs 9.8bn were up 46.6% and 86.9% YoY respectively. Despite challenges in the US generics space and decline in the Taro business, SUNP managed 12% growth in revenues in the US market. Additionally, good performance in India which showed growth of 22% coupled with 11% growth in ROW driven by key markets including Romania, Eastern Europe, and Asia led to positive results for the quarter.
Maintain BUY with a revised TP of Rs 691 (18x FY20E and Rs 135/sh for pipeline). Glenmark pharma (GNP) reported a decent set of numbers in its 1QFY19 results. Revenue at Rs 21.3bn was down 8.6%YoY and 5.3%QoQ. EBITDA margin at 14.6% declined 880bps YoY but recovered 150bpsQoQ. PAT at Rs 2.2bn was reduced by 31.6%YoY but showed a strong sequential growth of 47.4%. These numbers are not comparable on a YoY basis because GNP had launched Ezetimibe (generic Zetia) with its partner Endo in December 2016, and had exclusivity on the product.
Maintain BUY with a TP of Rs 375 based on 16x FY20 EPS. Sonata delivered a decent quarter with slight miss on revenue but margin beat was a positive surprise. International IT services (IITS) revenue was up 1.1% QoQ (+3.0% CC) to USD 37.8mn, below our estimate of USD 38.5mn. IITS margin jumped to 22.2% (vs. our est. of 20.0%) due to higher IP-led revenue (+5.6% QoQ and 82% of incremental rev). The company is witnessing increased traction on the Microsoft Dynamic AX (Cloud ERP platform) and is a preferred ISV development center partner for Microsoft.
We maintain BUY with SOTP based TP of Rs 436/sh. SADE 1QFY19 net revenues at Rs 9.1bn was 11.0% below our estimates. EBITDA at Rs 1.1bn was 9.1% below our estimates, with EBITDA margin expansion of 43.9bps YoY to 11.7%. Increased mining equipment leasing/interest on subcontractor advances/FDR interest income contributed to 76% YoY increase in other income resulting in PAT of Rs 634mn, 20.1% above estimates.
