Tech Mahindra Ltd. share price target

Recently, Tech Mahindra has secured a multiyear contract from AT&T; communications. The expansion of the strategic collaboration focus on accelerating AT&T;'s IT network application, shared systems modernization and movement to the cloud. As per media sources, it is the largest deal with a consideration of ~$1 billion. Previous to this deal, company has bagged an outsourcing contract of $100 million from Vodafone in New Zealand (media sources). Company's management commentary also indicates a revival in large deals, as companies move towards bigger transformation...

6 September 2019 We are modeling in incremental annual revenue of USD150m from FY21, while total revenue recognition will be ~USD57m in FY20. We have increased our CC revenue growth estimate for FY20/21 from 5.5%/8.2% to 5.8%/9.9% on account of the large deal ramp-up from the mid of 3QFY20. The deal is expected to weigh marginally on profitability in the initial transition phase, which may include some personnel transfer from AT&T; to TECHM. We thus lower our EBIT margin estimate for FY20/21 by 20bp to 13.1/13.8%. Overall, we expect the deal to have a limited impact on EPS in FY20 and be accretive FY21 onward. Consequently, we maintain our EPS estimate for FY20 but increase it by 1% for FY21. After a sluggish start to the year, the earnings growth outlook has turned muted for FY20. In our view, revenue growth remains crucial for a recovery in margins. The announcement of AT&T; deal comes as a booster to that effect.

Waiting in the Wings: Tech Mahindra (TechM) went through rough times due to restructuring at one of its subsidiaries LCC and prolonged weakness in its telecom business (which contributes 41% of revenues) due to delay in spending decision as a result of consolidation in the industry.

Tech Mahindra (TECHM) subsidiary Pininfarina (PINF) was a harbinger of growth for the company over the past two years, bringing in 16% of incremental FY19 revenue.

Tech Mahindra Ltd (TechM). reported subdued growth in all the terms Q1 FY20, TechM's consolidated revenue declined by 1.6% QoQ and grew marginally by 2% on YoY basis in constant currency terms. EBITDA Margins have declined by 300 bps on QoQ basis and stood at 15.2%.

While TECHM's Q1FY20 revenue was in-line with our forecast EBIT margin was a miss. Q1 revenue declined by 1% QoQ in CC. EBIT margin saw a sharp decline of 390bps QoQ to 11.5% vs. our forecast of a 235bps QoQ decline. Higher other income and FX gain aided EPS, which was in-line to our forecast at Rs11, -13.6%/+8.6% QoQ YoY. In Q1, TECHM has maintained the deal-win momentum and has secured deals with TCV of US$475 mn. Further, its deal-pipeline is at an all-time high. While it is confident of achieving high single-digit YoY growth in Communications vertical and mid single-digit in the Enterprise segment, it expects headwinds to its EBIT margin....

Large deal wins to offset pressure in legacy business Despite winning large deals over the past few quarters, the company is unable to register healthy growth mainly due to pressure on the traditional business, auto in manufacturing, softness in BFSI and project volatility in healthcare. However, going forward, the large deal wins in communication, healthy pipeline in BFSI and healthcare are expected to help improve growth in coming quarters. The company has won US$475 million deals across communication and enterprise segment in Q1FY20. This, coupled with...

Tech Mahindra (TECHM) posted a disappointing Q1FY20 as (1) revenue contracted in all verticals except others', (2) top 5/10/20 client performance flagged, (3) EBIT margins shrank 390bps QoQ, (4) attrition failed to cool off, (5) DSO rose due to high unbilled revenues, and (6) cash generation slumped.

Tech M disappointed with de-growth in revenues (-1% QoQ CC, -1.6% QoQ Change in Estimates | Target | Reco USD) (Ple: 0.7% QoQ CC, 1% QoQ USD) & margin fall of 391 bps QoQ to 11.5%(Ple: 12.8%). Weakness was across verticals, telecom declining by 3.2%...