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03 May 2025 |
PSP Projects
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Consensus Share Price Target
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637.40 |
718.33 |
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12.70 |
buy
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28 May 2019
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PSP Projects
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HDFC Securities
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637.40
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579.00
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508.00
(25.47%)
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Buy
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PSP is maxing out on execution at current order book levels of Rs 30bn. It needs to replenish its order book and increase the average size of new order wins. Tailwinds provided by the SDB project execution augurs well for meeting qualification requirements of large government/private orders. PSP needs to increase its share of order book in the Mumbai/Bengaluru regions and reduce reliance on Gujarat. We believe further re-rating is contingent on this successful transformation. We maintain BUY. Key risks (1) Delay in diversification; (2) Slow private capex recovery; and (3) High interest rates. We maintain BUY on PSP with an increased TP of Rs 579/sh (vs Rs 550 earlier). We have upgraded our FY21E Rev/EBITDA/APAT estimate by 4.4/4.4/5.2%
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28 May 2019
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PSP Projects
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Edelweiss
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637.40
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590.00
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528.45
(20.62%)
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Buy
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PSP Projects Ltd (PSP), reported a mixed set of numbers. Although the company maintained healthy growth trend; momentum slowed partially in the last quarter of previous financial year.
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11 Feb 2019
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PSP Projects
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HDFC Securities
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637.40
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603.00
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396.00
(60.96%)
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Buy
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Maintain BUY with a TP of Rs 603/sh (18x Dec-20E EPS). With a large contribution of ~Rs 0.9bn revenue coming from SDB (~Rs 2.3bn in 9MFY19) PSP posted a strong 53/24% YoY/QoQ top line growth. Margins continued to remain at the upper end of the 12-14% guidance band. With no significant interest outgo, PAT came at Rs 215mn (+41/22% YoY/QoQ).
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11 Feb 2019
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PSP Projects
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Edelweiss
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637.40
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594.00
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385.65
(65.28%)
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Buy
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PSP Projects Ltd (PSP), an efficient and organised constructor in the medium ticket size institutional and industrial construction segment, reported strong set of numbers in Q3FY19.
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16 Jan 2019
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PSP Projects
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Edelweiss
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637.40
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590.00
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407.65
(56.36%)
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Buy
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PSP Projects Ltd (PSP) is an efficient and organised constructor in the medium ticket size institutional and industrial construction segment in and around Gujarat.
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06 Nov 2018
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PSP Projects
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HDFC Securities
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637.40
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576.00
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376.00
(69.52%)
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Target met |
Buy
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We maintain BUY with TP of Rs 576/sh (18x Mar-20E EPS). PSPs 2QFY19 revenue of Rs 2.3bn (+50.4%YoY, -10.5% QoQ) was largely driven by the SDB project (~Rs 560mn). EBITDA margin came in at 14%, about 100bps higher than management guidance. PSP has won Rs 3.8bn of orders in 2QFY19 (in addition to Rs 520mn in 1QFY19) majority of which are repeat orders. Order book is now Rs 25.8bn.
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06 Nov 2018
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PSP Projects
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Edelweiss
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637.40
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594.00
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376.00
(69.52%)
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Buy
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PSP Projects Ltd (PSP), an efficient and organised constructor in the medium ticket size institutional and industrial construction segment, reported strong set of numbers in Q2FY19.
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05 Nov 2018
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PSP Projects
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Dolat Capital
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637.40
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590.00
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389.00
(63.86%)
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Buy
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PSP Projects
PSP reported 50.4% YoY growth in revenue to `2.1 bn (2.6% below estimates) led by robust execution particularly in SDB project worth `560 mn. Excluding SDB, revenue up 10.3% YoY to `1.5bn. EBITDA margin expanded by 64bps YoY to 14.0% (116bps above estimates), primarily led by lower other expenses which was partially offset by higher construction and employee expense. PAT grew by 38.7% YoY to `176 mn (4.0% above estimates) led by robust operating performance. Order book at 2.9x, enhances revenue visibility...
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27 Aug 2018
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PSP Projects
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Edelweiss
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637.40
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594.00
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451.20
(41.27%)
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Buy
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PSP Projects Ltd (PSP), is an efficient and organised constructor in the medium ticket size institutional and industrial construction segment.
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10 Aug 2018
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PSP Projects
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HDFC Securities
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637.40
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639.00
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475.10
(34.16%)
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Buy
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We maintain a BUY with a TP of Rs 639/sh (18x Mar-20E EPS). PSPs 1QFY19 revenue of Rs 2.3bn (+50.6%YoY, -11.0% QoQ) was largely driven by the SDB project (~Rs 830mn). EBITDA margin came in at 14%, about 100bps higher than management guidance. Change in project mix (SDB still in initial stage where material cost is significantly higher than labour) was key reason.
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