FIEMIND Turned ON its Marubozu Headlights At ALL TIME HIGH ZONE NSE:FIEMIND
GOVT. APPROVED R&D CENTRE
• FIEM’s state of the art R&D Centre offers its clients design and development capabilities in Automotive Lighting & Signalling Equipments and Rear View
Mirrors which meet the specifications of the clients requirements.
• Government of India, Ministry of Science and Technology, Department of Science and Industrial Research has accorded Recognition to Company’s in-house
R&D Unit situated at Rai Industrial Estate, Sonepat.
• The Company’s R&D Centre is established with modern infrastructure, state-of-the-art technology, equipped with latest software, qualified and
experienced manpower.
• FIEM’s in-house R&D Centre has various kinds of testing facilities such as Product Testing, Photometry Testing, Environmental Testing, Thermal Tests,
Electronic Test, Vibration Test, Chemical Test, Mechanical Tests etc.
• Photometry Laboratory of the Company is NABL Accredited.
• Some examples of R&D conducted by company:
• In-house design and development of Railway IPIS (Integrated Passenger Information Systems with LED Display)
• In-house design and development for four wheeler LED Rear combination, LED direction indicator light etc.
• Advantages of in-house R&D unit:
• Diversified and large portfolio of lighting products developed.
• New generation LED technology in automotive and home lighting segments developed.
• Reduction in development time and cost savings to clients.
Company is almost debt free.
Company has delivered good profit growth of 24.4% CAGR over last 5 years
Company has been maintaining a healthy dividend payout of 29.3%
Multibagger
INDOAMIN Showing Volume Strength near ALL TIME HIGH Zone NSE:INDOAMIN
Strengths:
Established market position: IAL was promoted by Mr Vijay B Palkar in 1979, as Techno Chemical Industries, and converted to IAL in 1992. Over the years, the promoters have developed strong expertise in the chemical industry. The company now manufactures oleo, specialty and performance chemicals, used across various industries, such as pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, fertilizers, petrochemicals, pesticides and perfumeries. Benefits from the longstanding presence of the promoters in the chemical industry and their established relationships with customers and suppliers will continue over medium term.
Above average financial risk profile: The financial risk profile is above average with a robust net worth of around Rs. 213.86 crore as on March 31, 2023. This supports the financial flexibility of the group. Supported by a robust net worth the capital structure is moderate with total outside liabilities to adjusted networth (TOLANW) of 1.72 time as on March 31, 2023. This is expected to remain comfortable going forward. Capital structure is expected to improve over medium term on the back of healthy accruals, absence of large debt funded capex and scheduled repayments. Overall financial risk profile is expected to further improve over medium term.
EPL Ltd. - A 360° Analysis: TechnoFunda & SWOT analysisNSE:EPL
EPL Ltd. - A 360° Analysis: Technical, Fundamental, and SWOT Overview⤵️
✅ Current Price Action & Historical Breakouts:
Multi-Decadal Breakout:
↳ In the early 2000s, EPL Ltd. broke out from a long consolidation, signaling a shift in market sentiment.
Major Rally:
↳ Post-2012, the stock rallied by 573.18% over 1,400 days following a breakout.
↳ Another breakout in 2020 led to a 138.83% gain over 305 days.
Current Situation:
↳ The stock is consolidating in a wedge pattern near ₹216.39.
↳ Resistance around ₹250-₹260; support at ₹197.04 (50-month EMA) and ₹183.15 (200-month EMA).
✅ Volume Trends:
↳ Strong institutional participation during past breakouts.
↳ Recent lower volumes indicate a cautious approach by large investors.
✅ Key Levels to Watch:
Resistance:
↳ ₹250-₹260.
Support:
↳ ₹197.04 (50-month EMA), ₹183.15 (200-month EMA), ₹86.00, ₹72.53, ₹52.81.
✅ Technical Outlook:
↳ A breakout above the wedge could signal a new uptrend.
↳ A breakdown may lead to retesting lower support levels.
🔰Fundamental Analysis
✅ Quarterly & Full-Year Performance:
Quarterly Highlights:
Revenue Growth:
↳ 6.2% YoY increase.
EBITDA Growth:
↳ 16.5% YoY increase.
Adjusted PAT:
↳ 22% growth.
EBITDA Margin:
↳ Improved to 18.5%, up by 164 basis points.
Reported PAT:
↳ Declined by 73.5% due to exceptional items.
Full-Year Highlights:
Revenue Growth:
↳ 6% YoY increase.
EBITDA Growth:
↳ 19.2% YoY.
EBITDA Margin:
↳ Expanded by 202 basis points.
Adjusted PAT Growth:
↳ 28% YoY.
ROC:
↳ Improved to 14.7%, up 148 basis points YoY.
✅ Strategic Shifts & Future Initiatives:
Category Mix:
↳ Personal Care and Beyond segments now contribute 47% to total revenue.
Sustainability:
↳ Sustainable sales doubled to 21%.
↳ Received multiple awards for innovation, employer excellence, and CSR.
Brazil Greenfield Project:
↳ Progressing well, expected to meet significant demand.
Regional Performance:
Americas:
↳ Margin expansion to 9%, with efforts to improve US operations.
Europe:
↳ Restructuring aimed at achieving mid-teens margins.
Pharma & B&C Segments:
↳ Focus on Beauty & Cosmetics with Neoseam technology.
↳ Longer conversion times in the Pharma segment due to regulatory hurdles.
✅ Financial Management:
Interest Costs:
↳ Increased due to Brazil operations, expected to remain steady.
Debt Reduction:
↳ Evaluated based on cash flow and dividends.
✅ Dividend:
↳ Proposed increased final dividend of Rs.2.30 per share.
🔰SWOT Analysis
✅Strengths:
Market Leadership:
↳ Global leader in laminated plastic tubes.
Diverse Client Base:
↳ Serves various industries, ensuring stable revenue.
Strong Financials:
↳ Healthy balance sheet, low debt, strong cash flow.
✅Weaknesses:
Raw Material Dependency:
↳ Sensitive to fluctuations in raw material prices.
Geographical Concentration:
↳ Significant revenue from a few key markets.
✅Opportunities:
Sustainability Trends:
↳ Growing demand for eco-friendly packaging.
Emerging Markets:
↳ Growth opportunities with expanding middle class.
Mergers & Acquisitions:
↳ Potential to strengthen market position.
✅Threats:
Regulatory Risks:
↳ Increasing regulations around plastic usage.
Intense Competition:
↳ Faces competition from global and local players.
Economic Slowdowns:
↳ Impact on demand in FMCG sector during downturns.
🔰Conclusion
EPL Ltd. presents a compelling investment case with its strong technical setup, robust financial performance, and strategic initiatives aimed at sustainable growth. The company’s focus on expanding its presence in high-margin segments like beauty and cosmetics, coupled with its commitment to sustainability, positions it well for future success. However, investors should be mindful of the risks associated with raw material volatility and regulatory changes.
With a strong operational track record and ongoing efforts to optimize its global footprint, EPL Ltd. remains a key player to watch in the packaging industry. The stock's technical setup suggests it is at a crucial point, with potential for both upside breakout and downside risk. A disciplined approach, considering both technical signals and fundamental strengths, will be key for investors navigating this opportunity.
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ITDCEM Going 2 Break All Time High With Huge Positive NumbersNSE:ITDCEM
Over 90 years of rich industry experience
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Company is expected to give good quarter,
Company has delivered good profit growth of 26.4% CAGR over last 5 years
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Amongst the leading infrastructure & construction company in Thailand
for over 60 years.
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Received ‘The Royal Seal of Garuda’ in 1985 - Highest and most
honorable achievement for civilian companies in Thailand
Global presence in India, Bangladesh, Lao PDR, the Philippines,
Vietnam, Africa etc.
Access to the latest technology and know-how, international design and
engineering as well as skilled personnel to augment our local strength.
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MULTI YEAR REVENUE VISIBILITY ORDERBOOK OF RS 18,536 CRORE.
• Secured orders worth over Rs 1,053 crore in Q1 FY25.
• Clientele comprises of Government (48%), PSU (17%) and Private Sector (35%).
• Established presence in India with 13 states / 1 union territory and is currently executing project in Sri Lanka and Bangladesh
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Major Projects under execution worth of Rs 6,401 crore.
Marine project in Bangladesh.
West Container Terminal in the Port of Colombo, Sri Lanka.
Balance Outer Harbour Works in Andhra Pradesh.
Piers, Landside Tunnels & Building in Karwar, Karnataka.
Udangudi project in Tamil Nadu.
Wharf and Approach trestle works at JNPT in Maharashtra.
Captive Oil Jetty at Kamarajar Port in Tamil Nadu.
Third Berth (Jetty) at Dahej LNG Terminal in Gujarat
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Major Projects under execution worth of Rs 3,936 crore.
Underground tunneling and stations for metros in Chennai, Bengaluru, Mumbai and Kolkata.
Elevated metro stations and buildings in Kolkata
Depot metro building in Surat
Modification & Refurbishment of terminal buildings in Ahmedabad airport
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Major Projects under execution worth of Rs 2,717 crore
Six laning road project in Uttar Pradesh
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Major Projects under execution worth of Rs 2,341 crore
Redevelopment of Residential colony at
Kasturba Nagar in New Delhi.
Circuit bench of Calcutta High Court at Jalpaiguri in West
Bengal.
Thal Sena Bhawan in Delhi.
Aerospace museum at AF station in Palam, Delhi.
Piling and Civil work for Coke Oven Project at
Hazira plant in Gujarat.
Construction of buildings for Sikkim University
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Major Projects under execution worth of Rs 2,120 crore
Railway tunnels in West Bengal and Sikkim.
Civil & Hydro-Mechanical Works of 500 MW Hydel Power, Pumped Storage Project in Andhra Pradesh.
Water conveyor system of lined gravity canal/tunnels in Telangana
CERA SANITARYWARE is At ALL TIME HIGH with Positive NumbersNSE:CERA
Established market position in the sanitaryware segment and diversified revenue profile: Cera has a track record of nearly three decades, strong brand image and a large retail network in the sanitaryware industry. It is one of the leading players in this segment, which has been one of the largest revenue contributors over the years, accounting for around 47% of turnover in fiscal 2024.
Over the past few years, Cera has been leveraging its strong market position in the domestic sanitaryware industry by venturing into related business segments, such as faucets, tiles and wellness and allied products, thus becoming a complete bathroom solutions provider. Successful diversification into related businesses has helped lower dependence on the sanitaryware business, besides improving the efficiency of the distribution network.
Intense competition and volatile demand from the real estate sector led to sluggish revenue growth in fiscal 2024. However, with improving demand prospects expected and demand from real estate to remain healthy with projects reaching completion over the next 2-3 years, revenue in the sanitaryware segment is likely to see healthy growth over the medium term. Sanitaryware, faucetware, tiles and other products accounted for 47%, 36%, 10% and 7%, respectively, of the company’s turnover in fiscal 2024. Also, the company has presence across various domestic markets in south, east, north and west, providing adequate geographical diversity.
Healthy financial risk profile: Networth was healthy at Rs 1,358 crore and gearing low at 0.02 time as on March 31, 2024. Debt protection metrics are expected to remain strong, in the absence of large, debt-funded capex and healthy operating performance. Cash accrual is expected at ~Rs 180-230 crore per annum and will comfortably fund the capex plans in fiscals 2025 and 2026 and incremental working capital requirement. Hence, reliance on debt is expected to be low, sustaining strong debt metrics over the medium term.
Company is almost debt free.
Company has been maintaining a healthy dividend payout of 31.4%.
ZERO DEBT COMPANY
Cash and Cash Equivalents
of Rs. 828 crore; primarily
liquid investments.
• No Contingent Liabilities for
Joint Ventures
POSITIVE FREE CASH FLOW EVERY YEAR
Consistent cash generation each year
• Annual Capex requirement < Free Cash flow
generation.
• Increasing gap between annual cash flow generation
less dividend outflow and capex.
• Regularly paid dividends for the last 30 years +
AGGRESSIVE FOCUS ON CAPEX
Fixed Asset turnover of ~5.6x.
• Uniform organization-wide policy to
monitor receivables – credit not used
to drive revenues.
• ERP automatically shuts down fresh
supplies to dealers / customers with
dues in excess of 45-60 days
Multilayered Marketing Infrastructure.
⚫ Enhances retail experiences, retailer owned
⚫ Currently 1,067 Cera Style Centre’s (CSC’s)
operational
⚫ Over 1,400 CSCs planned in the next 3-4 years
⚫ Minimum size of showroom ranges between 100 sq.
ft. - 500 sq. ft.
Multilayered Marketing Infrastructure
⚫ 11 CERA Style Studios (CSS): Ahmedabad / Mumbai /
Bengaluru / Kolkata / Cochin / Hyderabad / Trivendrum
/ Morbi / Kadi / Mohali & Lucknow (Upcoming)
⚫ Discerning customers including influencer's can touch
and feel products
⚫ No sales orientation / pressure
⚫ The average size these company owned showroom are
approx. 7,000 sq.ft.
⚫ With more than 14,000 sq.ft. of display, Hyderabad CSS is
the largest company showroom in this industry
... Pure Technical Tukka ... KHADIM INDIA LTD ... NSE:KHADIM
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This Trade is Pure Tukka ...
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ELECTCAST 3rd Time Knocking its All Time High with Weekly HammerNSE:ELECTCAST
The company was incorporated in November 1955, as Dalmia Iron & Steel Ltd and re-incorporated under the name of ECL in May 1965. ECL manufactures DI pipes with combined installed capacity of 7,45,000 MTPA. Combined production capacity for DI fittings and cast iron pipes is 21,000 MTPA and 90,000 MTPA, respectively. Through backward integration, the company also operates a blast furnace, coke oven and waste heat recovery-based power plant. Plants are in Khardah and Haldia in West Bengal, Elavur in Tamil Nadu, and Srikalahasthi in Andhra Pradesh.
Strengths:
Established position in the pipes industry with significant backward integration: The three-decade-long experience of the promoters in the ductile iron (DI) pipes industry has helped them establish significant market presence, expand production capacities, and undertake backward integration over the years. The facility is already utilised by over 90% and ECL plans to further add capacity of more than 2.5 lakh metric tonne per annum (MTPA) over the next two fiscals. This will enable the company to retain its leadership position in the DI pipe market. The company maintains strong trade relationships with reputed overseas customers and all major players in the domestic market. Limited competition, owing to large capital requirement and necessity to have critical accreditations and customer approvals, bolster the business risk profile. Performance is further supported by improving global and domestic demand, as reflected in a strong order book providing healthy revenue visibility.
Healthy financial risk profile: Networth and gearing have improved to Rs 5,111 crore and 0.44 time, respectively, as on March 31, 2024 (Rs 4,376 crore and 0.6 time, respectively, a year earlier), backed by better profitability and hence, steady accretion to reserves. Lower dependence on external debt and better working capital management should also aid the financial risk profile. Debt protection metrics remain comfortable with interest coverage and net cash accrual to adjusted debt ratios at 5.7 times and 0.34 time, respectively, in fiscal 2024.
Order Book
6 lakh tonnes let say, so about nine to 10 months of Healthy Order Book.
worth of
Around Rs. 4,500 crores approximately.
Financial Highlights
Revenues at INR 7,580 Crores, Highest ever
yearly EBITDA and PAT at INR 1,281 Crores
and INR 740 Crores, respectively in FY24
➢ EBITDA margin and PAT margin at 16.9%
and 9.8%, respectively in FY24
➢ Adjusted FY24 ROCE at 19.0% (FY23 -
13.0%) and ROE at 19.3% (FY23 - 11.2%)
➢ Strong Order Book visibility of 10 months
Other Financial Metrics
EBITDA grew by 50.9% YoY to INR
346 Crores in Q4FY24, the EBITDA
margin expanded by 495 bps YoY to
17.0%.
• Highest ever PAT of INR 227 Crores,
up by 153.8% YoY in Q4FY24, PAT
margin expanded by 645 bps YoY to
11.1%.
• Decline in interest cost by 33.3%
during the quarter.
Effective Positive Policies
Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM): Driving Water Infra Demand
➢ The Government’s flagship scheme - Outlay of INR 3.60 lakh crores
➢ Providing water supply by to every crore rural household at a
capacity of at least 55 litres per capita, per day (lpcd) by 2024
➢ Providing Functional Household Tap Connections (FHTCs) to 19.4
crore rural households and village institutions
➢ Prioritising quality-affected villages (drought prone & desert areas
Additional Government Schemes Driving Water Infra Spending
AMRUT 2.0: INR 2,99,000 Crores
(Launched by Hon’ble PM on 1st Oct 2021)
➢ Aims to provide 2.68 Crore water taps connections in 4,800 statutory
towns
➢ New 2.64 Crore Sewerage/Septage services in 500 AMRUT cities
PARAS pure jackpot for delivery trade Paras is created rounding bottom reversal pattern take multiple support + multiple small break out but volume and share market capitalization show some thing is big ready to turn our this 630 share price reached 700/800/900/1000 and may more upper side price
only for long term holding trade
Investment Idea: TV18 Broadcast LtdEXpected Decent Return in Ciming days.
TARGET Levels Are Mentioned in Charts.
Closing SL Zone 38.5 - 38.75
LongTERM Investors can Can Take More Position Near 35 Level
In that case SL Below 26 by CLOSING basis.
Best BUY @ 40.25
Mid Term Target @ 56.5
Disclaimer: STUDY PURPOSE ONLY. DO PAPER TRADIONG.
For Taking Position Consult with Financial Advisor.
Shilpa medicare on a Huge yearly Breakout !!Shilpa Medicare has given Multiyear Breakout !!
Stock has been consolidating from 2015
It's been almost 8-9 years stock has given No Returns
Stock has made Symmetrical Triangle pattern on a monthly timeframe
Pattern is showing targets of 1200-1300 in coming months
Thank you !!
Hindustan Composites Ltd-Ready for a upside moveHindustan Composites Ltd has been showing consistent up move and it has recently given a handsome breakout at Fibo level 0.50. Moreover, it is showing a consistent increase in its order book with the major buyer being Indian Railways.
It is also trading below its 5-year average PE ratio.
All these factors help us conclude that the stock is a good buy at the current level.
All the best!
IRCTC - Ready for a HUGE move? Aiming around 80%+ gains! IRCTC is set to double once it clears key resistance levels!
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Weekly TF View:
Here's the plan:
- Critical Level: Watch for a daily candle close above ₹1000. This signals the first entry point around ₹1027.
- All-Time High Alert: If the weekly candle closes above ₹1300, prepare for a potential Marubozu candle, indicating strong bullish momentum. This will be our second entry point.
- Strategy: Entering before the breakout to catch the bottom. Remember, risk management is crucial. The market is supreme; we adapt.
- Price is bouncing from the important fibonacci support area. Showcasts buyers are strong!
Let’s wait and watch the show unfold!
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Stay tuned for updates as IRCTC approaches these critical levels. Happy trading!
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B.L Kashyap & Sons Increasing Strength Can Be Held For Long-TermB.L.Kashyap & Sons Ltd is an EPC company engaged in the business of Construction of Buildings High-Rise Residential and Commercial Complexes, IT Parks, Institutional Buildings.
Total: 1,733.68 Cr Order value
Company has delivered good profit growth of 71.0% CAGR over last 5 years
Projects
• More than three decades of rich expertise.
• Completed 250 + projects and more than
140 million sq. ft.
Design Build Projects
• National High-Speed Railways
• Sabarmati Station
• DLF Downtown
• Embassy Flipkart
• Redevelopment of Gomti Nagar Station
• Hero Honda Motor Plant
• Jaipur & Chennai Metro
Company coming out of CDR – Moving towards Zero
Debt
• In the light of global meltdown during 2010 -13
operations of BLK were impacted resulting in
stress on the company
• BLK entered CDR in 2014
• Currently the company has no long-term debt and
has pared its consolidated debt.
• Reduction of Debt from 700 to ~ 270
• Currently the company only has CC and BG limits
De-risking business model – Residential to Commercial & Governmen
• Company has been awarded total orders during financial year 2022-23 to the
tune of Rs. 818.9 Cr
• The order book closed at Rs. 2402 crore for the year ended March 31, 2023
• Orders worth approx. INR 658 crore and INR 247 crore awarded during the first
and second quarter of FY2023 - 24
• Ending 30th June 2023 and the order book stood at approx. Rs. 2838 cr.
• Total Order Book stands at Rs. 3005 Cr as of September 2023
• During the quarter, orders were received across multiple segments like railways,
business parks, educational institutions, and residential complex
Growth driven to Profitability focus
• The company has planned capex of approximately
INR 25 crores during FY24. Capex for FY22 and FY23
was Rs. 8 Cr and Rs. 19 Cr respectively
• BLK is looking at increasing its footprint in the
infrastructure space related to its core business,
which is high quality structures and their associated
works.
ASHOKA METCAST LTD Chota Packet Bada DhamakaStock is trading at 0.58 times its book value
Promoter Holding Increased 9.66 % over Last 6 Years
From Year 2020 to 2024 Company Have Gradually Purchased their Fixed Assets of 20.57 CR .
in Year March 2018 Company Reported Total Annual Sales of 19.17 CR
Now in Year March 2024 Company Reported Annual Sales of 66.25 CR
Net Cash Flow Is Healthy
Cash Convertion Cycle and Working Capital Days have Also Decreased
Reserves and Equity Capital showing Increasing Strength
TRIL Showing Again Bullish Mood at All Time High ZoneCompany has reduced debt.
Company has delivered good profit growth of 57.2% CAGR over last 5 years
Most preferred Indian Brand, known for manufacturing High Voltage Transformers viz. 220 kV 400 kV, 765
kV, 1200 kV indigenously
❑ Expertise in designing and manufacturing transformers from 5kV up to 1,200kV voltage class
transformers and from 0.5MVA to 500MVA capacity; thereby having presence across the value chain
❑ Manufactures entire range of transformers viz. Power, Distribution, Furnace, Rectifier Transformers &
Shunt Reactors, creating a unique positioning for itself in the transformer industry
❑ Supported by backward integrated manufacturing facilities housed in Gujarat
❑ International presence in 25+ countries
New Order Received during the year ₹ 2,050 crore
Order from Solar Power Plants:
❑ Received order for Solar Power Plants for 4 nos. 250 MVA 2x33 kV/400 kV from a reputed EPC Company
❑ Received order for 8 nos. 315 MVA 2x33/400 kV from a Maharatna PSU
Order from Private Sector Industry:
❑ Received maiden order for 400 kV Single Phase Generator transformers of 6 nos. 210 MVA from a steel plant
Order from Metro Projects/ Railways:
❑ Received order for Delhi Metro (DMRC) and Chennai Metro Projects
Order from Central Power Utility:
❑ Received order for 72 nos. Transformers & Reactors from a leading Central Power Utility in India
❑ Received order for 2 nos. 250 MVA ICT from one of the PPP model Company
❑ Received order of 4 nos. 60 MVA Traction Power Transformer (Scott Connected)
❑ Received an order of 220 MVA EAF transformer for Exports to be used in steel melting application, it
is second biggest rating in the world. Unit to be export in Q1FY25.
Other Achievements:
❑ Successfully tested the most stringent Dynamic Short Circuit test on multiple transformers of various voltage
ratings. With this company has crossed a commendable milestone of successful Dynamic short circuit test on
a record 150 plus transformers in last two decades.
❑ Technology for 765 kV class shunt reactors has been fully absorbed
Q4FY24 revenue ₹ 500 crore; FY24 revenue ₹ 1,273 crore
❑ Q4FY24 EBIDTA ₹ 65 crore; FY24 EBIDTA ₹ 129 crore
❑ Q4FY24 EBIDTA margin 12.9%; FY24 EBIDTA margin 10.0%
❑ Revenue improvement due to faster execution of major orders, better production planning, improved
receivables, internal control systems, etc.
❑ Export Contribution as a % of Revenue 11%
❑ Average monthly collection from customers during H2FY24 was Rs.144 crore which indicates stringent
internal controls systems in place.
❑ Tailwind to continue & company expects much higher profit margins in years to come.
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EID PARRY INDIA Freshly Broken 83 Weeks HighCompany has delivered good profit growth of 41.5% CAGR over last 5 years
Company has been maintaining a healthy dividend payout of 19.7%
Expected diversion for Ethanol in SY 2023-24 is ~ 20LMT of Sugar
(against 38LMT diverted in SY 2022-23). Overall blending is 12%
as of March’24.
E20 petrol is available at 12,000 fuel retail outlets and the
government targets a pan-India rollout by 2025.
Syrup/B Hy diversion to Ethanol restricted from 7
th Dec 2023 and
subsequently on 15th Dec 2023, allowed 17 LMT of Sugar
diversion (as B Hy) across the country. Additional 10LMT has
been allowed in April’24 for supply in Q3 of FY’25.
Maximize and grow the Refined / Pharma Sugar
Business
• Health and wellness segment has been identified
to focus on specialty sweetener business
• Focusing on Brown sugar and Jaggery as
alternate sweetener
• To become a sweetening solutions provider for
B2B Customers
1. Packaged staples has a large Total Addressable Market
(TAM) of ~ INR 9 L Cr
• Highly unorganised with only a few pan-India
players
2. Overall branded penetration is less than 20%.
• Significant growth expected with consumers
preferences shifting towards branded products
• Coincides with India’s overall growth and expansion
of the consumption class
3. Parry’s brand presence and the strong foundation laid
through the sweeteners to be leveraged
• To further build on the capability to ‘brand the
unbranded’
4. Aspiration to capture >10% of the kitchen shelf in every
household in South India
The Company made a pioneering leap towards community water
resource management projects through its flagship Project NANNEER
• Under the first phase, seven lakes and ponds in Oonaiyur area
(Pudukkottai and Sivagangai district in TN) were desilted across 250
acres (depth of 1-3 meter)
• Under the second phase, twelve lakes and ponds (in the Cuddalore,
Tiruppur, Villupuram and Erode districts in TN) were desilted across
127
• The excess desilted soil was utilized to create islands in each of the
water bodies. Close to 1100 Million Liters were conserved in Phase 1
and 2.
• Currently third phase being planned in TN, KN and AP.
• The Company aims to achieve Ten Billion liters of water holding
capacity through Project NANNEER by the end of 2026.
Increase in Cash Fixed Cost in FY’24 majorly due to:
• Manpower capability building for project expansion and new business
• CPG infrastructure building
• Special repairs undertaken in major plants
Lower cane volume by 1.7 LMT over last year further contributed to the
increase in CFC/MT
Increase in cane cost, drop in recovery & yield due to climatic
conditions, restriction in sugar diversion for ethanol has led to drop in
EBITDA.
The benefits on expansion of distillery capacities are expected to flow
in FY’25
PARAS DEFENCE Broken & Sustained Above 133 Weeks HighPositive factors – The outlook will be revised to Stable if the company demonstrates a material improvement in its working
capital cycle and liquidity position, along with improvement in earnings and scale of operations.
Healthy order book provides medium-term revenue visibility – The company’s fresh order inflows over the past four fiscals
remained adequate, with orders worth ~Rs. 621 crore added in the last 21 months ending December 31, 2023.
The pending order book of Rs. 526.3 crore as on December 31, 2023 (OB/OI ratio of 2.4 times of the OI in FY2023) provides medium-term
revenue visibility.
Comfortable capital structure and healthy coverage indicators – The company’s capital structure remains comfortable with
TOL/TNW of 0.3 times as on September 30, 2023, supported by equity infusion of Rs. 162.3 crore during FY2021-FY2022 and
low debt levels.
The interest coverage stood at 12.2 times in 9M FY2024 due to the limited dependence on external borrowings
to fund its working capital. Going forward, ICRA expects the coverage indicators to remain comfortable, benefitting from the
scale-up in operations, given the strong order pipeline.
Extensive experience of management team – PDSTL’s promoters have more than three decades of experience in designing,
developing and manufacturing a wide range of engineering products and solutions for the defence and space sector in the
domain of optics, heavy engineering and electronics. Its long presence in the defence and space sector has helped to establish
strong relationships with its customers as well as suppliers. It has developed a strong management and execution team
comprising several ex-employees of BEL and DRDO, among others.
High working capital intensity due to elongated receivables cycle – The business is working capital intensive with NWC/OI of
88.3% and 114.8% in FY2023 and H1 FY2024, respectively, owing to the high inventory holding period and long receivables
cycle.
The inventory levels are high because of additional stocking of critical raw materials to avoid any disruption in the
delivery schedules and high work-in-progress due to elongated manufacturing cycle.
PDSTL has been partly managing its
working capital cycle by stretching its trade payables by more than three months as it has a longstanding relationship with
most of its suppliers and availing mobilisation advance for part orders. Going forward, the company’s ability to alleviate its
working capital intensity while scaling up its revenues and improving its operating margins will be the key rating monitorable.
Moderate scale of operations – Though the company reported a robust YoY revenue growth of 21% and 10% in FY2023 and
9M FY2024, respectively, supported by healthy order book and the timely execution of orders, the scale of operations still
remains moderate. Given the Government’s thrust on ‘Make in India’ in the defence sector, PDSTL has been mainly catering
to domestic demand (~84% of OI contributed by domestic orders in FY2023). Driven by the healthy order book status, ICRA
expects the company to sustain its revenue growth in FY2024 and FY2025.
High customer concentration risk, though largely mitigated by reputed customer base and repeat orders – The company
faces client concentration risk with top three clients contributing 46% to the total order book as on December 31, 2023 and
top five clients accounting for 51% of the revenue in FY2023. The client profile mostly comprises government organisations
with repeat orders received over the years, largely mitigating the counterparty credit risk. A major part of PDSTL’s clientele
included reputed government organisations, namely Laboratory for Electro-Optics Systems (a unit of ISRO), BEL, Instruments
Research and Development Establishment (a unit of DRDO) and private companies like RRP S4E Innovation Private Limited and
Unifab Engineering Project Private Limited. The company has long standing relationships with most of its clientele. PDSTL also
exports to companies based in Israel, Singapore and USA.
Chota Packet Bada Dhamaka Supreme Power Equipment LtdTransformer Market size is valued at USD 54 billion in 2022 and is anticipated to
grow at a CAGR of 7.2% between 2023 and 2032.
o Large scale integration of renewable energy sources coupled with increasing
electrification programs primarily across the emerging economies will
accelerate the industry scenario.
o Expanding urban infrastructure to proliferate product demand for commercial &
industrial applications Power transformer market from the commercial &
industrial applications segment is expected to exhibit nearly 7% growth rate
between 2023 and 2032.
o The global power transformer market size was valued at $27.7 billion in 2019, and
is expected to reach $50.8 billion by 2027, registering a CAGR of 7.9% from 2020
to 2027.
Indian Transformer Market Size
o The India transformer market is expected to rise at a CAGR of more than
5% during the forecast period.
o The Transformer market in India can be pegged at more than INR 12,000
Crores. Power Transformers contribute 45 percent of the total market and
distribution transformers, 55 percent.
o Anticipating the huge domestic, requirement of power sector expansion
and overseas demand, the transformer industry in India has more than
doubled its manufacturing capacity over the last five years.
o Transformer manufacturing capacity in India stands at ~370 GVA with
capacity utilization rates hovering around 60- 70 percent on an average
over the last 5 years.
Power Sector
o India is the third-largest producer and consumer of electricity worldwide, with an installed power capacity of 416.59 GW as of April 30, 2023.
o India's power generation witnessed its highest growth rate in over 30 years in FY23. Power generation in India increased by 8.87% to 1,624.15 billion
kilowatt-hours (kWh) in FY23.
o According to data from the Ministry of Power, India's power consumption stood at 130.57 BU in April, 2023.
o The peak power demand in the country stood at 226.87 GW in April, 2023.
Attractive Opportunities
In Union Budget 2023-24, the government allocated US$ 885 million (Rs. 7,327
crore) for the solar power sector including grid, off-grid, and PM-KUSUM
projects. •
To meet India’s 500 GW renewable energy target and tackle the
annual issue of coal demand supply mismatch, the Ministry of Power has
identified 81 thermal units which will replace coal with renewable energy
generation by 2026.
In Budget 2023-24, Government has committed an outlay of Rs. 10 lakh crore
(US$ 120 billion) during 2023-24 towards infrastructure capital expenditure
compared to Rs. 7.5 lakh crore (US$ 90 billion) (BE) during 2022–23.
Company has reduced debt.
Company is almost debt free.
Company has delivered good profit growth of 108% CAGR over last 5 years.
Company has a good return on equity (ROE) track record: 3 Years ROE 67.2%.
Debtor days have improved from 114 to 83.3 days.
Company's working capital requirements have reduced from 87.0 days to 67.8 days