Suprajit Engineering Ltd. share price target

SEL’s consolidated revenue rose 17% YoY, led by SCD/DCD (up 6/7.7% YoY). EBITDA fell 5.3% YoY (on higher employee costs due to ongoing restructuring at SCS); SCD (global business) continues to clock double-digit EBITDAM (11.8% in Q1 vs 10.8/11.8% in Q4/Q3FY25).

On a consolidated basis, SEL topline increased by 14.8% YoY and remained flat QoQ to Rs8,315 mn. EBITDA increased by 11.2% YoY and 54% QoQ to Rs970 mn. EBITDA margin remained flat YoY and grew by 411bps QoQ to 11.7%.

We downgrade Suprajit Engineering (SEL) to SELL from Buy with revised TP of Rs400 at 18x Sep-26E PER.

Suprajit Engineering (SEL)’s Q1 performance was muted (6% miss on EBITDA estimate); it announced buyback of up to ~1.3% of the current market cap at Rs750/sh.

Suprajit Engineering Limited’s (SEL) Q1FY2025 performance came below our estimates on account of subdued performance in the international market. The company has performed well in the domestic market due to growth in the two-wheeler (2W) segment.

SCS’s acquisition would be EPS accretive for Suprajit as volumes ramp up and business turns around.

Suprajit Engineering (SEL)’s agreement for acquisition of prominent light duty
cable maker Stahlschmidt Cable Systems (SCS; refer to press release) out of
the German insolvency proceedings is another step in its ‘last man standing’
approach.

For Q4FY2024, Suprajit’s EBITDA was in line with estimates, while PAT beat was led by higher other income and lower tax provisioning.

Suprajit Engineering(SEL) displayed strong all-round performance in Q2FY21. Revenue grew by 11% YoY Rs. 4.4bn led by strong growth in Phoenix lighting (14% YoY) and Automotive able division (12% YoY). EBITDA grew by 31% YoY to Rs. 735mn. Margin expanded by 258bps YoY to 16.6% led by high aftermarket and export revenue along with various cost control initiatives. Phoenix lighting revenue grew 14% YoY to Rs 922mn and SENA division (non-automotive cable) grew by 7% YoY to Rs 786mn. Management...

for margin improvement. However, we believe current valuations already discount most of the for its strategically important SENA strategy, while Phoenix Lamps incremental growth will majorly positives of the better product mix, growth at export front and margin improvement and hence come from Osram's orders and aftermarket. Stringent cost rationalisation measures and better offer limited upside from here. We assign accumulate rating with target price of Rs. 474...

Surpajit Engineering reported decent numbers amid tough market conditions. Revenue for Q1FY21 de-grew by 51% YoY to Rs. 1.77bn due to production cuts taken by various OEMs owing to lockdown. EBITDA turned negative to Rs. 48mn (vs estimated loss Rs 100mn). Phoenix lighting revenue de-grew 49% YoY to Rs 337.3mn while SENA division (non-automotive cable) numbers beat estimates, benefited from temporary supply disruption of its one of competitors. Revenue de-grew 24% YoY to Rs 632.9mn while the company was able to...

Surpajit Eng reported decent performance amid challenging conditions. EBIDTA was Rs.549mn (-13.6% YoY), with a 14.1% margin (62bps YoY, vs. Est. 12.8%), strong operating performance in the core cable business was partially offset by fall in Phoenix margin. The core cable business benefited from strong replacement and export demand and increase in content per vehicle. Phoenix Lamp's revenue de-grew by 11% YoY to Rs.732 mn, and margin contracted sharply to 4.1% YoY, due to several one offs. The SENA...

Auto industry is looking forward for a better The employees whose salary levels are above Rs 5 lakhs p.a. will have to take a Diwali. On the back of improvement in rural...

We are lowering our target PE Multiple to 17x and are revising our rating to Neutral with a TP of Rs 216 (17xDec-18). Suprajit Engineering reported marginally higher revenue growth (+10%) as compared to our estimates, but margins at 14.9% (-90bp YoY) continue to be impacted by the other business segments i.e. Phoenix Lamps and non automotive cable business. Management has given a muted outlook for the near term, driven by 1) moderation in the OEMs segment (especially 2Ws) and 2) sustained margin pressure in Phoenix and non automotive business both.

Performance Remains Satisfactory: Revenue for Q2FY19 came in at Rs. 3914 Mn (in-line with our estimates) whichimproved by 16.3% YoY. This is reflective of the automobile industry growth at 10% YoY during Apr-Sep 2018.

We have cut EPS by 13/9% for FY19/20E factoring in margin pressure. Expect EPS CAGR of 15% over FY18-21E. We value the stock Rs 282(20xSept-20E EPS). Maintain BUY Suprajit Engineering (SEL) delivered decent revenue growth although with subdued margin performance in 2Q. Consol Revenue at Rs 3.9bn (+16% YoY) led by strong growth in core cable business, offset by muted growth in Phoenix (flat YoY) and seasonally weak quarter for Wescon.

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).

Suprajit has consistently outperformed industry on revenue/EBITDA CAGR over the past decade, while maintaining RoCE at ~25%. Domestic cable segment grew in line with the automobile industry with both exports & aftermarket clocking strong double digit growth.

Tapping Newer Segments: Suprajit Engineering Ltd (SEL) reported good traction in the US and domesticcable business for FY18 which led revenue to improve by 18.0% YoY at Rs. 14311 Mn. Domestic automobile industry picked up by 14.2% during FY17-18 and so we believe that there is sizeable opportunity to supply cables and lamps in the aftermarket channel.