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Tuesday, December 13, 2016

SANGHVI MOVERS LTD : MOVING AHEAD !!!

Scrip Code: 530073 SANGHVIMOV
CMP:  Rs. 220.70; Market Cap: Rs. 955.63 Cr; 52 Week High/Low: Rs. 376.00 / Rs. 197.00. Total Shares: 4,32,88,000 shares; Promoters : 2,02,95,129 shares –46.88 %; Total Public holding : 2,29,92,871 shares – 53.12 %; Book Value: Rs. 173.22; Face Value: Rs. 2.00; EPS: Rs. 23.98; Dividend: 150.00 % ; P/E: 9.20 times; Ind. P/E: 24.76; EV/EBITDA: 4.29 times. Total Debt: Rs. 607.02 Cr; Enterprise Value: Rs. 1,548. 18 Cr.

SANGHVI MOVERS LTD: The Company was founded on November 3, 1989 and is based in Pune, India. Sanghvi Movers Limited operates as a crane rental services company. It’s a major player in Equipment rental & leasing sector in India and other parts of Asia. It provides heavy lift, plant erection and maintenance services for various large scale projects. The company gave last split in the face value of its shares from Rs. 10 to Rs. 2 on 29 May 2007 and has not announced any bonus so far. The company also offers over dimensional, heavy, and bulk cargo transportation services. It operates a fleet of 400 medium to large size hydraulic truck mounted telescopic and lattice boom cranes and crawler cranes with lifting capacity ranging from 20 MT to 800 MT; and 132 hydraulic multi axle modular trailers. In addition, the company also engages in the generation of power from windmills. It primarily serves power, cement, steel, refinery, metros, windmill, and metal sectors. The Company operates in two business segments: Operations of Cranes and Power Generation. It earns regular revenue from the business of power generation from windmills commissioned in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan and Chitradurga, Karnataka. The Company's clients include ACC Ltd, BGR Energy Systems Ltd, Birla Corporation Ltd, Electrosteels Ltd, Furnace Fabrica (India) Ltd, Jindal Steel & Power Ltd, Leitner Shriram Mfg Ltd, Neelachal ISPAT Nigam Ltd, Suzlon, Aditya Birla Group, TOYO, BHEL, Reliance, Vedanta Group, Siemens, Tata Steel, Enron power, Samsung and Gujarat Ambuja. Sanghvi Movers ltd is locally compared with Crown lifters, Sancia Global infrastructure Ltd, globally compared with Nippon Pallet Pool Company Ltd of Japan, Han Kook Capital Company Ltd of South Korea and with Nippan Rental Company Ltd of Japan.

Investment Rationale:
Sanghvi Movers is the 3rd largest crane services company in Asia and ranked seventh largest in the world. The company has a robust fleet of over 400 cranes, majority of which are above the 100 tonne category. Sanghvi Movers has an overall market share of about 45 % and more than 80 % market share in the 100 tonnes and above category. The company undertakes the implementation of turnkey projects and caters to 75 % of the traditional power sector and 65 % of the windmill sector’s crane requirement. The company has Crawler and truck mounted cranes and also has Hydraulic Multi Axle Modular Trailer. The company claims to have 98 % guaranteed machine availability with a timely deployment. The company has its owned state of the art Sanghvi Training Academy which provides high skills crane training programmes and produces highly skilled crane operators. Sanghvi Movers has 12 depots across the country to ensure timely deployment of cranes. The performance of the Sanghvi is dependent on the Indian Economy, more particularly investments in infrastructure and core sector of the economy both by private as well as public sector undertakings. According to the provisional estimates released by the Ministry of Statistics, the Annual growth rate for financial year 2014-15 of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) was seen to improve to 7.3 % as against 4.9 % in the previous year. It is projected to reach 8 % growth rate in the next fiscal year (2015-16), soon it is also expected that the India's growth rate will outpace that of China, Japan and Germany combined as projected by International Monetary Fund (IMF). Control on price rise continued and remarkable downfall in inflation was noted, with wholesale price index (WPI) falling at five year low of 0.11 in December 2014 in contrast to 6.40 in December 2013. The Central Government's emphasis on the renewable energy more particularly on wind power generation and solar energy will bound to increase the demand for the crane rental business. In view of the increased investments in the renewable energy sector and upcoming projects in refinery and gas, cement, power and steel sector, the company expects increase in demand and rental for the cranes. Sanghvi Movers Limited has been providing heavy lift, plant erection and maintenance services to various large scale projects. The Company has maintained a good track record in terms of effective deployment of cranes at competitive rates with due regard to time schedule as well as safety and efficiency in operations. The growth of crane rental business is constrained due to higher capital cost may result in availability of suitable cranes as per market demand. There is a concern for safety of cranes at work sites. The introduction of GST may result into simplified tax regime. The Company's operations may get affected on account of increase in competition in crane hiring business, delay in receivables. The Company has concentrated its fleet of cranes more on heavy duty cranes i.e. cranes above 100 Tons. At present more than 90 % of gross block of cranes is in 100 MT & above. Obviously, more than 90 % of the Company's turnover is contributed by higher tonnage cranes. The current order book position for the company stands at Rs. 250 Cr and the company is expecting that the fleet utilization would be around 80-82 % during H2FY17E. It has planned for capex to the tune of Rs. 189.2 Cr during FY17E and has placed a purchase order for import of 5 Nos. New Terex Cranes with Capacity of 650 MT, some Derrick attachments and boom inserts for cranes. These cranes have been bought under trade in agreement with Terex Global GmbH which will buy 5 Nos. used Terex Demag CC 2400-1 Cranes from the company at an aggregate value of Rs. 53.33 Cr. Hence, the net capex for Cranes and allied attachments would be around Rs. 136 Cr. In addition to this, the company has already bought office premises in BKC, Mumbai for a sum of Rs. 17 Cr. Hence, the total capex for FY17E would be Rs. 153 Cr. Company’s 2QFY17 financial performance was impacted by the seasonal spillover caused on account of the de-hiring of cranes getting pushed to 2QFY17. While this impacted the utilisation rates at 66 % in 2QFY17 vs. 79 % in 1QFY17, the gross block yields remained stable at 2.77 % vs. 2.80 % for 1QFY17. With a residual order book position of Rs. 2.5 bn for the next 6 months and already receiving work orders for its new +650MT, it is expected that Sanghvi mover’s fleet utilisation rates will improve to 82 % to 83 % in 2HFY17, with its gross block yields remaining healthy at 2.75 % 2.80 %. Despite the 1HFY17 disappointment, the management continues to see good traction in the wind power space and expects a conservative 3,500-4,000MW of wind asset creation over FY17-19E. Additionally, it is also optimistic about pick-up in ordering activity from the thermal power space. Despite the tepid financial performance it is expected that Sanghvi movers to report FCF of Rs. 2.2bn in FY19E. With no major capex plans, company plans to utilise the cash generated from operations to retire its debt, which would consequently lead to interest cost saving. Company will repay Rs. 3.3 bn of debt over FY17-19E. Incrementally, company could also reward its shareholders in the form of higher dividends or share buybacks.

Outlook and Valuation:
Sanghvi Movers has a near monopolistic position in the high tonnage crane rental market in India. Company is a great proxy play to the improvement in Indian Infrastructure industry. Sanghvi Movers Limited is the Largest Crane Hiring Company in India and 6th Largest in the World, as per rankings from Cranes International. The company is led by a strong entrepreneur C. Sanghvi and his professional team, company has been able to maintain its competitive advantages. Company has its Economic Moat (A competitive advantage that one company has over the other companies in the same industry – by Warren Buffett) expanding moats which is a very strong sign of a future Multi-bagger stock. Logistics is responsible for all the movement that takes place within the organization whether it is inbound logistics of incoming, raw materials or movement within the company or the physical distribution of finished goods, logistics encompasses all of these. A typical logistics framework mainly consists of physical supply, internal operations and physical distribution of goods and services. To put it more simple manner, the material supply logistics starts from the base level of “generation of the demand”, through the “process of purchase” and “supply of material from the vendor” right through to “final acceptance” and “payments to the supplier” and “issue to the indenter” and has to be considered as a “one whole activity” with each stage having an impact on price/cost of material supply. Logistics is, in itself, a system; it is a network of related activities with the purpose of managing the orderly flow of material and personnel within the logistics channel. On financial side, Sanghvi reported revenue growth of 7.5 % registering Rs. 249.7 Cr during H1FY17 compared to H1FY16 of Rs. 232.2 Cr. Wind Mill continued to be the major revenue contributor and stood at 63 % followed by power at 15 %, refinery & gas at 11 %, Steel & metal at 4 %, Cement at 2 % & Others at 5 %. EBITDA stood at Rs. 153.2 Cr in H1FY17 compared to Rs. 151.4 Cr in H1FY16, with EBITDA margins at 61.4 % in H1FY17 a drop of -3.84 % when compared to 65.2 % in H1FY16. The drop in EBITDA margins was mainly on account of increased freight & carrier charges during H1FY17. Increase in other income for H1FY17 includes gain of Rs. 1.5 Cr on investment in equity shares of Suzlon Energy Limited. It also includes a sum of Rs. 1.9 Cr towards the interest received on GJ RTO Tax refund and a sum of Rs. 70 lakhs towards profit on 3 cranes sold during the six months. PAT for H1FY17 stood at Rs. 37.8 Cr compared to Rs. 45.00 Cr in H1FY16 witnessing a drop in the PAT margins from 15.1 % in H1FY17 by 4.26 % compared to 19.4 % in H1FY16. With a capped capex cycle, mostly in the wind power space, which would drive SGM’s tepid revenue CAGR of around 6.6 % over FY16-19E, Utilisation rates and average yields on gross block to remain between 75 % to 78 % and 2.75 % to 2.85 % over FY17-19E, Improving Net Working Capital cycle from 265 days in FY14 to 108 in FY18E, Strong FCF generation of Rs. 2.2bn in FY19E, which will largely be utilised towards debt repayment and FCF yield of 19.3 % in FY19E Sanghvi movers can gain premium in valuation. Also with increasing focus on optimum utilsation, strong working capital management and ace promoter acumen, Sanghvi Movers is well positioned to withstand any cyclical slowdown in the crane hiring business. At the current market price of Rs. 220.70, the stock is trading at a PE of 7.11 x FY17E and 6.14 x FY18E respectively. The company can post Earnings per share (EPS) of Rs. 31.00 in FY17E and Rs. 35.90 in FY18E. It is expected that the company’s surplus scenario is likely to continue for the next three years keeping its growth story in the coming quarters also.  

KEY FINANCIALSFY15FY16FY17EFY18E
SALES ( Crs) 308.20531.50628.00676.60
NET PROFIT (₹ Cr)8.10116.90134.10155.20
EPS () 1.9027.0031.0035.90
PE (x)146.5010.607.106.10
P/BV (x)1.801.601.100.90
EV/EBITDA (x)8.305.203.603.20
ROE (%) 1.20 16.7016.6016.50
ROCE (%)2.2012.9012.6012.90

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Tuesday, October 13, 2015

MAYUR UNIQUOTERS LTD: JACKETING YOUR PORTFOLIO !!!

Scrip Code: 522249 MAYURUNIQ
CMP:  Rs. 424.15; Market Cap: Rs. 1,962.86 Cr; 52 Week High/Low: Rs. 515.00 / Rs. 378.40. Total Shares: 4,62,77,600 shares; Promoters : 2,82,84,916 shares – 61.12 %; Total Public holding : 1,79,92,684 shares – 38.88 %; Book Value: Rs. 48.56; Face Value: Rs. 5.00; EPS: Rs. 15.20; Dividend: 61.00 %; P/E: 27.98 times; Ind. P/E: 28.94; EV/EBITDA: 17.24.
Total Debt: Rs. 44.82 Cr; Enterprise Value: Rs. 1,987.19 Cr.

MAYUR UNIQUOTERS LIMITED: Mayur Uniquoters Limited was founded in 1992 and is based in Jaipur, India. Mayur Uniquoters Limited manufactures and sells coated textile fabrics in India. The company’s products include artificial leather, synthetic leather, and PVC vinyl. Its products are used in footwear, furnishings, automotive OEM, automotive replacement, and automotive exports markets. The company sells products directly to OEMs, as well as to other manufacturers and wholesalers. It also exports its products to the Middle East, Cyprus, the United Kingdom, Russia, Sri Lanka, Nepal, the United Arab Emirates, Mexico, Italy, and the United States. The company had declared splits in face value of its shares from Rs. 10 to Rs. 5 in July 2013 and gave bonus of 1:1 in June 2012 and again 1:1 bonus in February 2014. Mayur Uniquoters Ltd has an installed capacity of 400,000 Linear Meters per month & it has a full range of machinery to full-fill Printing, Embossing, Lacquering, Sue ding and laminating needs. The company possesses fully equipped Physical, Chemical and Product Development Laboratories capable of testing nearly all the properties of Artificial Leather for different segments and applications. Company also manufactures and exports PVC Vinyl also referred to as Artificial Leather or Synthetic Leather; they are also termed as PVC Leather Cloth, PU/PVC Leather Cloth. The company has its own inline testing lab, physical testing lab, raw material testing lab, Colour testing lab and product development lab. Company carters to major automobile brands in India to name the few are BMW, General Motors, Daimler, Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, Honda, Ford, Hyundai, Nissan, LML. Mayur Uniquoters Ltd is locally compared with Superhouse Ltd, Lawreshwar Polymers Ltd, Super Tannery ltd, Super House Ltd, Crew BOS products Ltd, Mideast India Ltd, Mirza International Ltd, Fenoplast ltd, Zenith Exports Ltd, Mayur Leather Products Ltd, Relaxo Footware ltd, Jasch Industries, Responsive Industries, Fenoplast, Prabhat Industries, Polynova, Manish Vinyl and Veekay Polycoat globally compared with Daiichi Kasei Company Ltd of Japan, Chanco International Group Ltd of Hong Kong.

Investment Rationale:
Mayur Uniquoters Ltd. (MUL), the largest manufacturer of artificial leather and PVC Vinyl in India and was established by Mr. Poddar in 1994. Mayur Uniquoters is a market leader with installed capacity of 2.5 million linear meters per month. Mayur Uniquoters Limited was incorporated in 1992 and is based in Jaipur, India. Mayur Uniquoters Limited manufactures and sells coated textile fabrics in India. The company’s products include artificial leather, synthetic leather, and PVC vinyl. Its products are used in footwear, furnishings, automotive OEM, automotive replacement, and automotive exports markets. The company sells products directly to OEMs, as well as to other manufacturers and wholesalers. It also exports its products to the Middle East, Cyprus, the United Kingdom, Russia, Sri Lanka, Nepal, the United Arab Emirates, Mexico, Italy, and the United States. Artifical leathers are economical and are in demand more due to inherent negatives of natural leather such as being derived from animal sources, tanneries causing pollution and most importantly due to its high cost, Synthetic Leather has become a better economical alternate to natural leather and Mayur Uniquoters sees an increasing trend of replacing natural leather with synthetic leather in various industries. Mayur Uniquoters is India’s largest organised polyvinyl chloride (PVC) based synthetic-artificial leather-maker, with an annual installed capacity of 36.6 linear mn metres. The company’s products are used in footwear, automobile, furnishing and lifestyle products. Around half of its revenue comes from footwear followed by high-margin auto OEMs which is around 39 %. India’s present synthetic leather industry size is around Rs. 45 to 50 billion and is expected to double in the next five years on the back of increasing demand form automotive, expansion of furniture-interior furnishing industry and lastly, rising consumption and purchasing power of consumers. Of the 160 coating lines operating in India, 60 are in the organised sector and remaining in unorganised. The industry is non-cyclical in nature and proxy on India’s consumption growth story. As a substitute for leather which is 70 % cheaper, PVC or Synthetic leather applications are vast and are rapidly replacing leather in many industries. Due to its diversified presence across industries, Mayur will play a dominant role being the largest organised player in synthetic leather industry’s expansion. The potential to scale up a footwear business is less as organised makers which are around 30 % source around 60 % of their needs from unorganised PVC leather suppliers and 70% of unorganised footwear makers rely on unorganised supplies due to cost factor. As the footwear business is mainly a volume play with lower realisations, Mayur is focusing more on the automobile and furnishing segments, where realisations are high with limited competition. It is also entering B2C furnishing with a pan India distribution network. Mayur being India’s only player, among Asia’s few, to enter the US auto OEM market for seating fabric and supply for the last four years. Its four-year ties with Chrysler and Ford earned the status of a dependable fabric supplier. Mayur plans to leverage this experience with GM, Mercedes among others. To strengthen its US presence, Mayur has set up a warehouse in Mexico and formed a fully-owned subsidiary in the US. That export OEM will clock in revenue CAGR of 25 % during FY15-18e. Due to the absence of credible suppliers, India imports 5mn metres of polyurethane (PU) every year from China where the concerns like quality, consistency, reliability exist. Mayur has raised funds to set up the largest PU capacity in India of Rs. 700 to 800mn. Two PU coating lines of 300,000 metres each will be on stream by FY18 and the company expects to clock revenue of Rs. 1 billion in the first year of operation. Mayur, being a well-known PVC supplier, will capture a larger share of the unorganised and imported PU market. Around half of the PVC or synthetic leather produced in India is consumed by the footwear industry for use in the upper part and inner sole. Major customers for the industry are Bata India, Liberty Shoes, Relaxo Footwear, VKS Footwear, Paragon, Lunar Footwear and Action. Mayur caters to more than 50 % of the requirements of Bata, VKC and Paragon. As many unorganised players to meet the demands of organised footwear makers, it is mainly volume play with realisations being moderate. The second-largest client with around 30 % for PVC-synthetic leather is the automobile industry, with applications in seat cover, head-arm rest, door panel pad, sun visors, roof pad, steering, gear cover and dash board. The requirement of PVC or synthetic leather varies 3-7 meters depending on the automobile models. The third-largest requirement comes from the furnishing and lifestyle industry and includes sofa-makers, jacket, hand bags, apparel-garments, and luggage and sports goods. PVC-synthetic leather appears and feels like natural leather and is rapidly finding replacement in many industries. As a cheap substitute of leather almost 70 % cheaper, its applications are limitless. This industry is a perfect competitive market with many players and no entry barriers; however, the challenge is to achieve scale and remain financially sound. A new player can enter the footwear or furnishing market where realisations are lower, but it will take years to penetrate the auto OEM market, where quality, timeliness and consistency are utmost priority. Mayur hence enjoys Economic Moat (A competitive advantage that one company has over the other companies in the same industry – by Warren Buffett) expanding moats which is a very strong sign of a future Multi-bagger stock. The broader industry is not cyclical and is driven by the underlying consumption growth story. Mayur also supplies to footwear makers where the given average realisation is of Rs. 225 to 250 per metres, Mayur supplies PVC/synthetic fabric to automakers such as Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, Isuzu, Mahindra & Mahindra, GM India, Ford India, Hero Honda and HMSI, with an average realisation of Rs. 166 per metre. Buyers’ willingness to pay a premium for better interiors prompted domestic OEMs to use better quality PVC/synthetic fabric. Mayur recently finalised a higher price point of Rs. 350 per metre with M&M, Ford India and GM India. Its global presence has earned clients like Ford India and GM India. Going forward, Mayur should be able to leverage this by adding more clientele and supplies to export OEMs (for seat-making) give a realisation of Rs. 450-480 per metre. Higher revenue contribution from automobile and other segments is expected to be higher, going forward. Recently, Mayur has raised funds from West Bridge to set up a Polyurethane (PU) plant in Dodsar (Jaipur) and has acquired more than half of the land needed. As PU is technology-driven, to make the process smooth and world class, the company will hire a team of technicians from China. Currently, it is solving water related issues (usage of waste water), as certain regions in Rajasthan come under the “dark zone” where it is illegal to use underground water. The issue is expected to be resolved in two to three months and the project would need 12-15 months to start post approvals, by 4QFY17. Going forward, Mayur plans to manufacture chemicals domestically, which are being imported and used by domestic players. The company expects Rs. 1.5bn revenue in the first year of operation, with two coating lines of 300,000 metres per month each and an estimated investment of Rs. 700 to 800 million. With an additional cost of 20 % to 25 %, PU scores over PVC in terms of better quality and finishing and wider applications. PU trades at a premium of 20 to 25 % to PVC fabric, with average realisation of more than Rs. 250 per metres. World over, PU is widely used due to its flexibility in usage, applications and further processing like to make fire retardant fabrics, water proof, denim fabric and many more variations which would be difficult with a PVC fabric. India’s PU market is 80 % unorganised. Mayur being a credible player in the PVC segment shall significantly influence the market dynamics.

Outlook and Valuation:

Mayur Uniquoters Limited manufactures and sells coated textile fabrics in India. The company’s products include artificial leather, synthetic leather, and PVC vinyl. Its products are used in footwear, furnishings, automotive OEM, automotive replacement, and automotive exports markets. The company sells products directly to OEMs, as well as to other manufacturers and wholesalers. India annually consumes around 17mn per meters of PU, of which 5mn per metres are imported mainly from China. World over, the split between PU or PVC is 80 % to 20 %, while in India it is reverse. India’s per capita PU consumption is 300gms, while China’s is 2kgs. Under-penetration exists in both demand and supply side mainly due to inefficient infrastructure, non-availability of trained human resources, lack of product awareness and fluctuating raw material prices. Mayur is the market leader in India’s PVC synthetic leather industry and also caters to US auto OEMs – a market which no other domestic company has been able to penetrate. With increased penetration of organised players in the synthetic leather user industries, Mayur Uniquoters will stand to gain from its ability to deliver quality products consistently in an otherwise fragmented market. Given Mayur’s strong balance sheet, consistent quality and foray into polyurethane (PU), Mayur has its potential to scale up operations. There are not many listed companies which have a similar business as Mayur Uniquoters. However, its closest peer set would be footwear-related and auto ancillary companies. Footwear segment contributes 54 % to Mayur Uniquoters Ltd’s total revenues on the back of big clientele. The company’s clientele include Bata, Paragon, Liberty, Action, VKC group and Relaxo. The current market size of Indian footwear industry is estimated at Rs. 30,000 Cr to Rs. 35,000 Cr. The industry witnessed a CAGR of 18 % over FY08-12, which in turn led to growth in Mayur Uniquoters Ltd’s footwear segment. India is the world’s second-largest footwear maker after China. India produces more than 2.5 billion pairs of footwear per annum which is 12 % of global footware production and 70 % of this market are unorganised. Organised players like Bata, Relaxo, Liberty, VKC, Paragon, Lunar and Action on an average have 35 % to 40 % of their PVC/synthetic leather requirement met by organised players like Mayur and the rest by unorganised players. However, Mayur has limited scope to scale up as 60 % to 65 % of organised players’ demand is met from unorganised PVC or Synthetic leather makers at highly competitive rates. Also, 70 % of the unorganised footwear makers may not afford to source from Mayur due to lesser credit days and or pricing premium over others. 70-75% of the footwear makers are situated in northern India, and the company’s 70% (of footwear segment) supply goes to southern India. This reflects in Mayur’s revenue from the footwear segment; volumes were flat and realisation declined and we expect this trend to continue going forward. India’s average per capita footwear consumption is at 2.5 footwear pair’s p.a, which is much lower than the average per capita consumption of 5.0 pair’s in the developed countries. Thus, there is scope for improvement, which in turn offers big opportunity for players such as Mayur Uniquoters Ltd to cater to this growing market. Mayur can clock in revenue CAGR of 22 % during FY15-18e on the back of increasing demand and faster replacement of PVC/synthetic leather, shifting focus to high margin automobile and furnishing segments from footwear, well positioned to penetrate deeper among US auto OEMs and lastly expansion into polyurethane (PU) by setting up India’s largest capacity in Rajasthan. The premium valuation is justified looking at the valuation of its peers like the average PE of its peers is 29.4 for FY16E & 22.70 for FY17E whereas Mayur is trading at 26.02 for FY16E and at 21.64 for FY17E with average revenue CAGR for FY15 to 17E of its peers at 18 % and average PAT CAGR of 36 % where Mayur can have revenue CAGR for the FY15 to FY17E at 19 % and PAT CAGR of 22 %. Mayur Uniquoters offers a superior ROCE and ROE. It has reported an average of 61 % of RoCE since FY11 and will continue to generate healthy ROE, making it an attractive business to look at. Going forward, it is expected that the quality of ROE to remain in excess of 30 % with stable operating margins and minimal addition in leverage. Company will witness strong operating cash flows with no incremental huge capex; the Debt to Equity ratio is expected to be reduced further and company’s Operating cash flows are expected to remain strong on the back of robust sales and efficient working capital management. At the CMP of Rs. 424.15, the stock is trading at its all-time high P/E of 26.02x FY16E, 21.64x FY17E. The Company can post EPS of Rs. 16.30 for FY16E & Rs. 19.60 for FY17E. Given the attractive valuations with the pan India presence, robust growth prospects, one can buy this stock with expectations that the company’s surplus scenario is likely to continue for the next three years keeping its growth story in the coming quarters also.  

KEY FINANCIALSFY14FY15FY16EFY17E
SALES ( Crs)469.60506.30564.60660.50
NET PROFIT (₹ Cr)57.8062.5075.6090.50
EPS ()12.5013.5016.3019.60
PE (x)33.2030.8025.4021.20
P/BV (x)11.906.805.704.80
EV/EBITDA (x)20.4019.6015.9013.20
ROE (%)41.4028.2024.4024.60
ROCE (%)34.4022.8020.8021.90

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*As the author of this blog I disclose that I do not hold MAYUR UNIQUOTERS LTD in my any of the portfolios.


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Tuesday, January 13, 2015

MULTI COMMODITY EXCHANGE OF INDIA LTD : COMING BACK TO LIFE - BEST ONE TO OWN !!!

Scrip Code: 534091 MCX
CMP:  Rs. 860.20; Market Cap: Rs. 4,387.0 Cr; 52 Week High/Low: Rs. 926.80 / Rs. 457.95; Total Shares: 5,09,98,369 shares; Promoters : Not Defined – 00.00 %; Total Public holding 5 % or more : 76,49,755 shares – 15.00 %; Total Public holding: 2,62,34,571 shares – 51.44 %; Public holding : 28,77,641 shares – 9.92 %Book Value: Rs. 268.41; Face Value: Rs. 10.00; EPS: Rs. 23.21; Dividend: 240.00 % ; P/E: 37.06 times; Ind P/E: 31.26; EV/EBITDA: 22.21.
Total Debt: ZERO; Enterprise Value: Rs.4,334.01 Cr.

MULTI COMMODITY EXCHANGE OF INDIA LTD: MCX was incorporated as a private limited company on April 19, 2002 in Mumbai, India. Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (MCX) is a state-of-the-art electronic commodity futures exchange. The demutualised Exchange has permanent recognition from the Government of India to facilitate online trading, and clearing and settlement operation for commodity futures across the country.  The company came with an IPO with a sale of 64,27,378 shares by its then shareholders with an objective to achieve the benefits of listings on the Stock Exchange. The IPO was priced at Rs. 1,032.00 per share raising Rs. 663 Cr and got listed on March 09, 2012. MCX holds a market share of over 86 % as on March 31, 2012 of the Indian commodity futures market. The Exchange has more than 2,710 registered members operating through over 3,46,000 including CTCL trading terminals spread over 1,577 cities and towns across India. MCX was the third largest commodity futures exchange in the world, in terms of the number of contracts traded in CY2011. The Exchange is the world's largest exchange in Silver and Gold, second largest in Natural Gas and the third largest in Crude Oil with respect to the number of futures contract traded. MCX was the first exchange in India to initiate evening sessions to synchronise with the trading hours of global exchanges in London, New York and other major international markets. It was the first exchange in India to offer futures trading in steel, crude oil, and almond. Among international alliances, MCX have formed strategic alliances with a number of exchanges such as the London Metal Exchange, the New York Mercantile Exchange, the LIFFE Administration and Management (under renewal), the Baltic Exchange Limited, Shanghai Futures Exchange and Taiwan Futures Exchange. MCX holds 5 % in Dubai Gold and Commodity Exchange and the book value of this investment was Rs. 2.185 Cr as of December 31, 2011; 100 % in MCX Clearing Corporation Ltd; 5 % in MCX SX; 26 % in MCX-SX Clearing Corporation Ltd; 51 % in SME Exchange of India Ltd with initial investment of Rs. 5,10,000. MCXIL is compared with Bombay Stock Exchange of India Ltd, National Stock Exchange of India Ltd, United Stock Exchange of India Ltd, Calcutta Stock Exchange , National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange, National Multi-Commodity Exchange of India Ltd, Financial Technologies (India) Ltd in India and Globally compared with Ichiyoshi Securities Co Ltd of Japan, Osaka Securities Exchange also from Japan, CME group, Intercontinental Exchange Inc, Nasdaq OMX Group/THE, CBOE Holdings Inc, London Stock Exchange Group, TMX Group Inc, Deutsche Boerse AG, Bolsas Y Mercados Espanoles, ASX Ltd, Singapore Exchange Ltd, Hong Kong Exchange & Clearing House Ltd, Bursa Malaysia BHD.

Investment Rationale:
MCX is the market leader by trading turnover in the Indian commodity exchange space. Within the commodity basket, MCX focuses on non-agricultural commodities such as precious metals, base metals, and energy with the top four, gold, silver, copper, and crude oil, accounting for 90.9 % of volumes. In these four products, MCX almost defines the market. MCX also has 5 % direct stake in MCX-SX, a stock exchange and a further 32 % stake through warrants. In August 2014 Financial Technologies India Limited (FTIL) exited commodity exchange MCX by selling its entire 26 % in the bourse, it had originally promoted. Also there is no overlap between FTIL and MCX boards as Forward Market Commission had declared FTIL unfit and improper this rule of fit and proper criterion is that any shareholder who has more than 2 % stake in a commodity exchange has to prove them self-fit and proper to run the exchange. There are 1000 brokers in common to NSEL and MCX, and there is no direct cross liability and nor are any of their high volume brokers in distressed and also no distress has been reported on BSE/NSE either. MCX management soon realised that the need of the hour is to raise the corporate governance standards and to achieve this; MCX management took some major steps like making an experts & professionals as important appointments in key positions like CFO and Company Secretary. These measures were to increase transparency in operations of MCX as well as investor interactions after the NSEL Crisis. This also brought a transitioning in MCX from proprietor driven culture to a professional culture. Further, the FCRA bill which allows introduction of commodity options, commodity indices and Institutional participation in commodity exchanges is awaiting the parliament approval and looking at the MCX’s strong positioning, MCX would be benefited with most and it will enable MCX to quickly launch new product portfolio. These regulatory approvals could act as growth driver for volumes and subsequently MCX will be benefited. Recently, Commodity markets regulator Forward Markets Commission (FMC) on December 23, 2014 allowed Multi Commodity Exchange to launch Crude oil mini futures contracts for next year. The crude oil mini futures contract will have a trading unit of 10 barrel & will be quoted ex-Mumbai price. The lot size of crude is of 100 barrels (1 barrel= 159 litres) and for mini it is 10 barrel. An individual client can trade up to 4,80,000 barrels, while a member the brokerage firm collectively for all clients can trade up to 24,00,000 barrels, as per the contract specification approved by the regulator. The Current minimum trade unit in Crude oil is 100 barrels (Rs. 3.6 lakhs) now the New Crude Mini will have 10 barrels (Rs. 36,000) in lot size. Both will have the margin of 5 %. Globally options accounts for 17 % to 25 % of the total transaction volumes in commodities and introduction of options and indices at MCX could act as substantial volume booster for the exchange. This newly launched Crude mini contracts gained traction with registering a turnover of Rs. 1,488 Cr in just four days from its launch, the open interest i.e the total number of outstanding contracts that are held by market participants has also been high at 10,000 lots per day. The sudden fall in crude oil has led many small & medium  enterprises hedge their exposure on MCX platform. This mini contract attracted trading interest from small glass manufacturing, heat treatment & Plastic processing companies, these comapnies consumes large quantity of products derived from crude oil. Also the price risk associated with large number of crude oil derivatives such as bitumen, furnace oil, asphalt, naptha is in sync with the crude oil prices. Small industries which are these byproducts can use the new contract to hedge their risk effectively as done by SMEs in mini contacts. Further MCX is likely to introduce new products like Real estate indices, Rain indices etc. which could act as growth drivers. Forward Commission Regulator Act bill clearance would also allow banks, institutions and FII’s to participate in commodity trading which will further boost the turnover of the exchange turnover. MCX earns Interest Income from the Margin money of the clients and this is recurring revenue stream. MCX currently has over Rs. 600 Crs of cash and bank balances and does not have any debt on its balance sheet as on Mar 2014, and traditionally Exchange businesses are very profitable business which is very scalable with very little incremental costs thus ensuring that ROEs and ROCE in this business remains quite strong. Post the NSEL crisis the government reacted fast to ensure that the exchange working was not halted, the government appointed few dignitaries which boosted confidence and credibility levels for MCX and this helped MCX to improve its substantially. Hence the major dust is now settled down for MCX and with the triggers like introduction of new products, and the FCRA bill will help to re-rate the MCX stock, and this can be evident by the latest acquisition of MCX shares by Ace Investors like Radhakishan Damani, Rakesh Jhunjhunwala who picked up 2 % each in MCX at Rs. 660 per share & Kotak Mahindra bank picking up 15 % stake at Rs. 660 amounting to Rs. 459 Cr. On the financials side there can be real improvement in MCX’s financials going forward from FY16 onwards. Over the next 3 to 5 years, in a growing economy like India, commodity exchanges are likely to see significant growth as financial markets would see many new changes to attract local and global capital in the economy. Hence in conclusion it can be said that while profits at the net level in FY15 may remain flat, but it can be safely assumed that from FY16 onwards MCX is likely to resume its growth trajectory.

Outlook and Valuation:
Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) is a state-of-the-art electronic commodity futures exchange, and enjoys nearly monopolistic market share of around 90.50 % in commodity market & enjoys triopolistic situation as MCX-SX accounts for nearly 6 % market share in total currency derivtives in India. MCX enjoys a competitive edge, and has its own Economic Moat (A competitive advantage is, that one company has over the other companies in the same industry – by Warren Buffett) and is expanding its moats which is a very strong sign of as a future Multi-bagger. Technology for the exchange industry is difficult to replicate, and this provides the MCX as a company with a competitive advantage. Recently, on 8 December 2014, SEBI granted the MCX Stock Exchange Ltd (MCX-SX) the stock exchange arm of MCX its renewal of licence to run the stock exchange and also approved its new name from MCX-SX to ‘mSXI’ Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India Ltd. This new name will build its new identity and will bring in volumes hence will help its stock exchange to be in competition with its rivals BSE & NSE. Exchanges are almost the perfect business models with limited competition, high operating leverage and robust cash flows. Stock exchanges in particular have strong correlation to underlying economic activity. In India only two exchanges accounts for nearly 99 % market share in equities trading. Across a number of macroeconomic and broad market factors the Indian capital markets are at a “multiyear to multi decade low”. Stock exchanges would benefit substantially from the anticipated improvement in overall economic activity there by leading to high earnings growth over the next few years. NSE the Unlisted and BSE also Unlisted along with the MCX-SX which is also unlisted but directly related to MCX will be one of the best investments to play the impending recovery in economy and capital markets. India is already seeing initial signs of volume recovery with last two months & cash market volumes are up 100 % YoY. At current levels the velocity is in-line with eight year average of 60 %. Moreover with a number of new products having high potential (such as Interest Rate Derivatives, Corporate Debt, Volatility Index) in their nascent stages, exchanges would have robust volume growth over the medium term. Recently, Financial Technologies India Ltd (FTIL) sold an additional 1.65 lakh shares to ace investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala for Rs. 2,47,500 in stock exchange MCX-SX, thereby completely exiting the bourse. Earlier on November 25, 2014, FTIL signed agreements to sell its entire 5 % stake, comprising of 2.71 crore equity shares and 56,24,60,000 warrants, for Rs. 88.41 crore. The 2.71 Cr equity shares were sold only to Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, and 38.48 Cr warrants were divided between him and Edelweiss Commodities Services, Trust Investment Advisors, Viral A Parikh, Nemish S Shah, Derive Investments, Kalpraj Dharamshi, Dhanesh Sumatilal Shah, Uday Shah, Madhuri Kela, Renuka Shah, and Madhu Vadera Jayakumar. For both MCX has received the consideration and this transaction is completed and so, the Jignesh Shah-led FTIL has now completely exited MCX as well as MCX-SX making it entirely a new scam free entity. MCX-SX has total shares of 94,31,83,776 Shares of Face value of Rs. 1 each. On the financials side real improvement in MCX’s financials could be seen from FY16 onwards as the market is keenly awaiting any financial impact of the NSEL crisis on MCX’s numbers. While the chances here of such a development is very low, even if it were to happen this will be a one off but the core business model of MCX will remain strong. Over the next 3 to 5 years, in a growing economy like India, commodity exchanges are likely to see significant growth as financial markets would see many new changes which will attract local and global capital flows into the Indian economy. Future, with the FCRA Bill the potential remains exciting given that the new products will attract new participants & India has 20 lakhs client accounts as compared with 1.9 Cr – 2 CR Demat accounts so this industry has only scratched the surface with respect to potential volumes so there’s also a new road for MCX. MCX, with its new opportunities and with the policy to maintain 50 % dividend pay-out ratio will be positive for MCX valuation. The valuation of MCX’s standalone business at 25x FY15E EPS of Rs. 30.79 gives us the standalone valuation of MCX at Rs. 770 per share; the valuation of the stake in MCX-SX (incl. warrants) contributes additional Rs. 110 per share to MCX. It is expected that MCX to have volumes growth of 15 % CAGR over FY12-15 and a PAT CAGR of 13 % over this period. Also, the ROE should sustain its level in the high 20's. Even as on Mar 2014 MCX has a balance sheet size of Rs 1743 Crs with Cash position of Rs 350 crs, a networth of Rs 1316.10 Crs with no debt on the balance sheet as on date. On a rough cut basis, in FY15, Top line will see a steady rise wherein Topline is expected to touch Rs. 375 Crs in FY15E and may be Rs. 412 in FY16E. On the bottom line level the company can report a PAT of Rs. 157 Crs in FY15E and may be Rs. 171 Cr in FY16E. Thus on a conservative basis, MCX should report EPS of Rs. 30.79 for FY15E. For FY16E expectation is EPS of Rs. 33.54.

KEY FINANCIALSFY13FY14FY15EFY16E
SALES ( Crs)523.96340.66375.00412.50
NET PROFIT (₹ Cr)299.00153.16157.00171.00
EPS ()58.6730.0430.7933.54
PE (x)7.4015.7022.6022.00
P/BV (x)1.901.801.701.60
EV/EBITDA (x)10.5015.2619.8419.25
ROE (%)27.8011.807.807.60
ROCE (%)27.8011.807.807.60

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