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Q4FY19 top-line grew by 9% YoY supported by significant rise in real estate revenue to Rs224cr while PMC growth was subdued (3.6% YoY). EBITDA margin declined by 79bpsYoY to 7.5% due to rise in material cost and absence of high margin re-development revenue....

We attended CEAT's annual Investor day and are downgrading the stock Change in Estimates | Target | Reco from Hold' to Reduce' on account of further downside that we see to margins and rise in debt levels. Given the various capacity expansions (capex of...

We attended CEAT's annual Investor day and are downgrading the stock Change in Estimates | Target | Reco from Hold' to Reduce' on account of further downside that we see to margins and rise in debt levels. Given the various capacity expansions (capex of...

Management indicated that it is looking at accelerating store addition (v/s 21 inFY19) and that it is open to further explore the lease model to reduce the capex intensity (capex/sq.ft. up 2.5x over FY16-19). We expect 24 store adds and 26%revenue CAGR over FY19-21.

Sector: Auto Ancillaries /Mid-Cap | Earnings Update 4QFY19 Background: Balkrishna Industries (BIL) is focused solely on 'off-highway' tyres catering to agricultural & industrial segments. The company has a ~7% share of the global market. While OTR forms ~65% of the global market, for BIL, it only contributes ~33% to its revenue. The company has been undertaking various 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...

Nandan Denim Ltd: Working Capital Tightens

Strong Set of Numbers: Info Edge (INFOE) reported a solid revenue growth of 22% at Rs. 2126 Mn aided by broad-based growth across segments.

Growth Across Segments Offset by Lower Margins: Havells Q4 had a lower growth of 8.6% YoY due to decline in Lloyd revenues and subordinate growth in ECD business. Both the businesses were impacted by lower consumer demand intensified by liquidity crunch, general elections and delayedsummer.

COAL needs to spend c40+% (FY15-21E) of OCF on capex, yet EBIT growth is mainly driven by price hikes. COAL is a cash (dividend) cow as it pays all FCF after capex as dividends. In our view, this is the only benefit that minority shareholders get. We thus believe a realistic way to value COAL is to focus on its dividend paying potential, hence we use DDM to value COAL. We maintain our SELL rating on COAL with a TP of Rs199. COAL reported strong Q4FY19 that beat market expectations comprehensively driven by better FSA realization & bonus related to FSA vol, which were offset partly by higher than expected employee cost. Overall, the result was a beat at the Revenue / EBITDA/PAT level. More importantly, this result doesn't setup COAL in a position to even meet our FY19 div est. of Rs 17/sh. Dividend announced thus far in FY19E is Rs 13.1/sh and there is little scope for a further round of div for the year.

Poor operational performance impacts b/s in FY19 Rupa reported yet another tepid performance with revenue growth of mere 3.1% YoY to | 1154.7 crore in FY19. In a bid to enhance the share in growing premium menswear segment, the company undertook various licencing of international brands. However due to intense competitive scenario (Van Heusen from ABFRL and CK in Arvind), the management has been unable to scale up its business as per expectations. Higher incentives offered by competitors have negatively impacted the offtake from dealers. Oban...