Overview
Budget 2012 have levered strong growth for power sector by  proposing numerous policies in their favor. Giving relief to power producers,  FM Mr.Pranab Mukherjee granted them duty-free imports of coal and LNG, extended  tax breaks for new projects and allowed power projects to retire part of their  rupee debt and replace it with foreign borrowing, which is much cheaper even  after hedging costs. This would also increase the ability of domestic banks to  lend to the sector without exceeding their exposure limits. Progressive  measures, like increasing the tax-free bond limit for power sector, reduction  of withholding tax from 20% to 5%, exemption on customs duties for import of  thermal fuels for power plants, will go a long way in reducing financial  burden, which will benefit both the suppliers as well as the consumers of  power. The sector has also been allowed enhanced depreciation on selected  items.
 
With FM Mr.Pranab Mukherjee reviving hopes for power, it is  undoubtedly one of the most promising sectors to look forward to .We recommend  our best picks from power sector for long term investment.
 
NEYVELI LIGNITE CORPORATION (513683)
Current:  83; 
Target: 120 in 4 months
 
NLC is a government-owned power generating company having  its own lignite mining company. It is recently announced as "Navratna" by  Government of India in April 2011. NLC spreads over an area of around 54 square  km, comprising 
Neyveli Lignite Corporation reported a net profit of Rs  184.94 Crore in the October-December quarter of FY12, a growth of 92.5% as compared  to Rs 96.07 Crore in a year ago quarter.Net sales rose 20.3% to Rs 1,045.99  Crore from Rs 869.21 crore year-on-year.
The Company has 50% joint venture with Tamil Nadu  Electricity Board and it's announced its plans to invest about Rs.36, 900 Crore  on power generations and mining capacity augmentation by 2017. The plan also  includes development of power projects using other fuel feed. The company is  also planning to invest Rs.40,200 Crore to build power plants in Tamil Nadu,  Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. Strong expansion & diversification plans to  explore coal-based, wind and solar power generation projects will add on  strength to the cashbook. The coal priced has risen, due to which Central Govt.  has forced SEB to increase Electricity Power tariff by 25-30%. This will  directly benefit NLC for ownership of their mines.
We recommend 'BUY' on the stock at CMP Rs. 83 with a target  price of Rs. 120 in 4 months
 
RURAL ELECTRIFICATION CORPORATION (REC)  (532955)
Current:  195;
Target:  250 in 4 months
 
Rural Electrification Corporation Limited (REC), a NAVRATNA  Central Public Sector Enterprise under Ministry of Power, with a net worth of  Rs. 12,789 Crore, has main objective to finance and promote rural  electrification projects all over the country.  It provides financial  assistance to State Electricity Boards, State Government Departments and Rural  Electric Cooperatives for rural electrification projects as are sponsored by  them.
Rural Electrification Corp's (RECL) 3QFY12 PAT grew 16% YoY  and 24% QoQ to INR 770 Crore (15% higher than estimates), helped by a forex  gain of Rs. 86.6 Crore. Loan growth remained healthy at 25%.
With Government's increasing emphasis on power sector  Disbursements of short term loans increased sharply to INR 1150 Crore from INR  630 crore in 2QFY12. RECL started disbursing short term loans to SEBs subject  to fulfillment of certain pre-requisite conditions such as 1) tariff hike 2)  government guarantee 3) proof of filing of tariff hike petition etc, which  reduces the risk on incremental lending done to SEBs. The share of foreign  currency borrowings has been steadily increasing which also has helped RECL to  keep its cost of funds under check.
With a strong sanction in  pipeline, healthy loan growth at 25%, we expect earnings CAGR of at 20% and ROE  of 25% as REC leverages capital.
We recommend a BUY at CMP Rs.195 of Rs 250 in 4 months.
NATIONAL HYDRO POWER CORPORATION (533098) 
  CMP: 19;
  Target: 35 in 6 months.
National Hydro Power Corporation, an entity of Government  of India, is country's largest hydro power producer. NHPC is currently having  an installed capacity of more than 5,300 MW with 14 operational power stations  and has a cash surplus of over Rs.4,000 crore. National Hydroelectric Power  Corporation (NHPC) has reported a net profit of Rs 966 crore in the second  quarter of FY12, a growth of 40% as compared to Rs 690 crore in the  corresponding quarter of last fiscal. The state-run major is engaged in the  construction of 10 projects at various locations in the country, going to have  an additional capacity of 4,502 MW. It is planning to develop two hydro  projects in 
We recommend a BUY on NHPC at CMP of Rs 19 a target of  Rs.35 in 6 months.
ALSTOM T  & D INDIA (AREVA T & D) (522275) 
CMP: 197
Target: 250 in 4 months.
Alstom T & D 
With a view of expansion, eight  new factories were built at three locations: Vadodora in 
Areva T&D India wins  contract for 765 kV Extra High Voltage Substation from Rajasthan Raja Vidyut  Prasaran Nigam Ltd (RRVPNL) worth close to Rs.400 Crore, the stock is currently  trading at lower valuations that contradict the fundamental.
On 4th Oct, 2011, Government  has enforce 14% Import duty on Power Generation &  Distribution Equipment which will directly benefit to Areva T&D
Building on the strong operating  performance with relatively low interest and depreciation cost as proportion to  sales and lower tax incidence, we expect company to register CAGR of 13.5%  respectively. We expect the stock perform dominant in earning at CMP Rs.197.50  with a target price of Rs.250 in 4 months.
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