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Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Raises His Stake In VIP Industries

Reportedly, Billionaire investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, acquired 375,000 shares of VIP Industries representing 1.3% equity stake on 22nd June 2010.

Following this acquisition, his stake in the company has increased to 5.8132% of the total issued and paid up capital from earlier 4.5%.

VIP Industries, incorporated in 1968, is engaged in the business of manufacturing of luggage bags. The company's manufacturing facilities are located at Nashik, Nagpur, Jalgaon, Satara and Sinnar in Maharashtra and Haridwar in Uttaranchal. It is also engaged in manufacturing of moulded furniture.

Checkout: Rakesh Jhunjhunwala - Latest Portfolio Changes And His Strategy

The company had reported a net profit of Rs 50.1 crore for the year ended March 31, 2010 against Rs 8.9 crore for the year ended March 31, 2009, up by whopping 462.92%.

This investment in VIP Industries from Rakesh Jhunjhunwala shows up his confidence in company and faith in company's future growth.

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Reliance Retail Plans 2000 Crore Expansion

Reliance Retail, a subsidiary of Reliance Industries, plans to invest Rs 2,000 crore to add 3 million sqft retail spaces in 2010-11.

This is as per a top official of the company. Reliance Retail recorded sales of Rs 4,500 crore in the financial year ended March 2010. It operates nearly 1,150 stores in 86 cities across 14 states which span just over 4.5 million sqft space across India. In 2009-10, the company added around 1 million sq ft retail space.

The company has also focused greatly on its plan of luxury brands to India with Reliance Brands. The last two months have seen the launch of Hamleys and Diesel stores. Reliance Retail is now in talks with US fashion brand Kenneth Cole and Italian bag maker Mandarina Duck to open their exclusive outlets in India.

“We will add around 30 hypermarkets and 250 speciality stores this financial year. Around 1.5 million sqft will be added in hypermarkets while 1.5 million sqft will be in speciality stores and Reliance Fresh”, a Reliance official said.

“The company will focus on expanding Reliance Mart hypermarkets and its specialty retail formats – Reliance Trend, Reliance Digital, Reliance Jewels, Reliance Footprint, Reliance Time-Out and Reliance Wellness.” said the official.

This follows in wake of the Reliance Industries Chairman, Mukesh Ambani’s words at the 36th AGM claiming that Reliance Retail, Reliance Industries’ (RIL) retail arm will see a 10-fold growth in revenue over the next five years to become a Rs 45,000-crore entity.

Looking at the developments on retail fronts, Reliance Industries is investing a lot and expects very good returns from investments too. This should eventually benefit RIL Shareholders. RIL is definitely going to be a front runner of emerging Indian economy. These kind of plans make the Reliance Industries a stock to buy for long term core portfolio.

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Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Buy Stocks Of HCC For Good Returns In One Year

The Buy Stocks recommendation is based on strong positive catalyst of the company.

Investors with mid term investment horizon may consider Hindustan Construction Company (HCC) as a stock to buy with one year target price of Rs.140. The stock trades at current market price of Rs.116.

It seems that the balance sheet of the company has improved considerably as it does not require additional equity issue to finance its infrastructure subsidiaries. The infrastructure subsidiaries have been made independent in terms of funding their capital requirement and the company has been looking for financial partners including private firms in order to finance HCC’s BOT (Build, Operate , Transfer) subsidiaries. Such infrastructure subsidiaries require Rs.780 crore for the next three years.

HCC’s working capital position also is expected to improve considerably as it is expected to get receivables worth Rs.1000 is expected to recover in FY11. Working capital to revenue ratio is expected to fall to 56% in FY11, as against 66% in FY10. Consequently, the debt / equity ratio would come down to 1.3 multiple from 1.5 multiple in FY10.

The company is expected to unlock value from its investments in Lavasa project and this would be constituted as a separate company and the shares would be listed. Though the listing of Lavasa may take time as the current equity market conditions are not favorable, any news on this issue may act as a positive catalyst.

Company’s order book is strong with Rs.16900 crore worth of orders, which is 3.9 times of FY11 expected revenue. However, our revenue growth expectations are only at 19% CAGR between FY10 and FY 12 because of long gestation period for some big orders. Operating profit margin growth is expected at 13% CAGR for the said period.

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Monday, June 28, 2010

Stock To Buy For Long Term Investment - MPHASIS

Mphasis is a leading provider of Applications services, Remote management services and BPO services. It is a stock to buy for long term investment.

CMP: Rs 575
Target price: Rs 720
Projected PE: 16-17
Investment period: 6-12 months

The company delivers real improvements in business performance for Clients through a blend of technology know-how, domain and process expertise. The Current strength of over 37,000 employees enable Mphasis to service its clients in financial services, healthcare, transportation and communications, consumer & retail industries .

Recent Stock News
Mphasis launched its BPO centre in Raipur, Chhattisgarh which is expected to recruit over 500 employees. It will provide services to Telecom operator Idea Cellular from this centre.

Mphasis prices were renegotiated with HP from cost-plus basis to rate-card basis. The lower pricing will decrease the operating profit margins but it would be off-set by larger business volumes from HP.

Mphasis has acquired Fortify Infrastructure Services, a global provider of offshore based Remote IT Operations and Management (ROM) Services. This acquisition will facilitate Mphasis to provide outcome based services and grow with a CAGR of 30% in the following three years.

Why to buy stocks of Mphasis?
The company’s stock has been consistently outperforming the Sensex In the time span of a year, Jun’09 to Jun’10, Mphasis stock price scaled up from Rs.385 to Rs.581 (made a high of 796.5), giving a return of around 50%, while Sensex grew from 14493 to 16922, giving return of around 16%.

MPHASIS has been ranked No. 23 in Bloomberg Business Week’s Tech 100 list; a ranking of the world’s best performing tech companies of 2009 and is ranked third best in the world in terms of total shareholder return. This is the first time MphasiS
made it to the Business week’s Top 100 list of technology companies.

Dataquest recognize the company as one of the Top 20 IT companies in the country with the highest growth percentage. National Association of Software and Services Company India (NASSCOM) ranks it as #7 among the top software exporters.

It is certified with ISO 9001:2008, ISO/IEC 27001:2005 (formerly known as ISO 17799) and is assessed at CMMI v 1.2 Level 5. It also provides SEI CMMI, ISO and Six Sigma related services support.

Fundamentals Of Stock:
* It acquired AIG Systems Solutions Private Limited (AIGSS), an Indian subsidiary of American International Group Inc (AIG), USA. Based in Chennai and Kolkata, AIGSS has over 700 employees and provides IT services to AIG and its member companies. It was then renamed as MphasiS Fin Solutions Private Limited. This acquisition will help the Company to augment its capabilities for the insurance industry.

* 72% of total revenues of Mphasis came from HP and it added a total of 16 new clients, of which 13 were added through HP channel. Mphasis’ association with HP has not only enabled strong new client wins but has also improved the average deal
size. The alignment with HP has significantly reduced the competition risk and company is leveraging HP’s technology and service offerings to broaden its client base. It depicts the strong parent backing by HP leading to the future growth of the
company.

* Company has set up the off-shore delivery centre in Sri Lanka which would get operational by mid 2010 and will join the company’s network of Global Delivery Centres, by providing an array of IT and ITES services to clients, world-wide. This new global delivery centre would set up new milestones in the journey of company.
Download detailed stock report here

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Friday, June 25, 2010

Large Cap Stock Analysis - GAIL

Checkout why stock investment in GAIL should be an easy investing decision to make for any conservative and defensive investor.

GAIL India would definitely bare a "buy stocks" status with one year target stock price to Rs.541.

This is primarily due to higher than expected regulated transmission tariffs, a boost in gas trading margins and resilient petrochemicals business. It has always been considered as a defensive stock to buy as its business is exposed to the domestic market in India.

Company’s low debt levels and strong cash flows help it to embark on aggressive capex plans without stretching its balance sheet. Revenue estimates for FY11 and FY12 are expected to go up by 49% and 67% respectively due to the pass through of doubling of APM (administered price mechanism) gas prices traded by GAIL.

Operating profit of the company in FY12 is expected to jump by 45% due to a 43% increase in gas transmission margin estimates. Profit margin from petrochemical business may also get a boost due to capacity expansion and higher pricing.

Market Cap 61235.75
* EPS (TTM) 24.75
* P/E 19.51
* P/C 16.54
* Book Value 141.19
* Price/Book 3.42
Div(%) 70.00%
* Div Yield(%) 1.45
Market Lot 1.00
Face Value 10.00
Industry P/E 15.42

Currently, the stocks trades at 18.1 P/E of FY11 earnings and at 14.3 P/E of FY 12 expected earnings. The valuation looks attractive with reasonable upside in one year time frame.

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Thursday, June 24, 2010

Aster Silicates IPO Information & Analysis

The IPO of Aster Silicates, a manufacturer of sodium silicate, is coming out with a public issue of Rs 53.10 crore on June 24, 2010. Checkout it's IPO information and analysis.

Issue Open: June 24, 2010
Issue close: June 28, 2010
Price Band: Rs. 112 - Rs. 118 Per Equity Share
Minimum Bid Size: 50 Equity Shares
Face Value: Rs. 10 Per Equity Share
Maximum Subscription Amount for Retail Investor: Rs. 100000

ASTER SILICATES LTD IPO:
Incorporated in 1996, Aster Silicates Ltd is engaged in the business of manufacturing of sodium silicate which includes food grade sodium silicate, special drilling grade silicate and detergent grade silicate. Aster Silicates produce sodium silicate both in glass and liquid form. Food grade sodium silicate is used in the manufacturing of Silica precipitate and Gel which finds its applications in toothpaste, salt, cosmetics, glucose powder, tyre & rubber and pesticides etc.

IPO Grading / Rating:
Brickwork Ratings India Pvt. Ltd.(BWR) has assigned an IPO Grade 2 to Aster Silicates Ltd IPO. This means as per BWR, company has 'Below Average Fundamentals'.

The company is coming out with IPO at price band of Rs 112-118 which will be converted into P/E multiple 38-40 at post issue EPS of Rs 2.97 (At higher price band of Rs 118). With the negative cash flow from operating as well as investing activities along with the major revenue concentration from top 5 clients, the fundamentals of company does not seems to be supporting the price at which company is bringing the issue. This Issue is definitely expensively priced at present level, recommended to investors to not to invest in ipo.

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IKF Technologies - Latest News

IKF Technologies announced today that it has bagged contract from Metlife India Insurance Company. 3- 4 days back, it also announced that it has got a contract from Aircel.

IKF Tech wins BPO contract from Metlife
The contract work includes providing telecalling activities i.e. BPO and call centre services relating to insurance segment for PAN eastern region initially for a period of 12 months.

The contract will further enhance the revenue of the company.

IKF Tech bags BPO contract from Aircel
The contract work includes providing BPO and call centre services in Eastern region of India which will include Calcutta, the rest of Bengal, North East, Bihar and Orissa and with a capacity of 1,000 work stations.

IKF Technologies provides telecom, IT software development, business process outsourcing (BPO) and application maintenance services.

Recently, IKF Technologies reported rise of 92.55% in consolidated net profit on y-o-y basis to Rs 100.69 million, while total income increased 27.06% y-o-y basis to Rs 579.37 million for the quarter ended March 2010.

Looking at all these developments, future outlook for this small cap stock looks good. A few months back, they had announced the plan to hire 1500 employees. I believe this could become a multibagger stock in long run. Though, lately I did not get to hear anything about their Bio fuel and Internet telecom initiatives. I visited their websites and both the website are down. Does anyone have any insights?
Disclaimer: I have invested in this stock.

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IKF Technologies - For Patient Investors
IKF Technologies - Bio Diesel Story - Buy Stocks To Gain Or Loose..

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Mid Cap Infrastructure Stock To Buy - Sanghvi Movers

Sanghvi Movers is a reasonably priced stock to take advantage of India’s infrastructure growth. This makes it a stock to buy from Infrastructure space.

Mid Cap Infrastructure Stock To Buy Sanghvi MoversSanghvi Movers has a fleet of 300 medium-sized, heavy-duty hydraulic and crawler cranes with capacities ranging between 20-800 tonnes which it hires to customers that include Reliance Industries, Tata Power, NTPC, ONGC, L&T and BHEL. Since its customer base comes from a wide variety of sectors, risk of downturn in any sector is low. As Sanghvi leases out its cranes on a fixed monthly contract, it is relatively de-risked from the erratic earnings which characterise infrastructure companies. Also, it is in a capital-intensive industry which imposes high entry barriers leading to lower competition.

It is estimated that crane hiring by power, petrochemicals, metals and mining companies would rise sharply to Rs2,600 crore—from Rs1,700 crore at the beginning of 2007; the largest contribution will be from the power sector. Indian power companies plan to add 75,000MW power capacity in the 11th Five Year Plan period which will cost Rs245,000 crore. As crane rental is about 0.5% to 0.6% of the cost of setting up a power plant, and assuming a 50% market share for Sanghvi, this translates to revenues of Rs1,250 crore up to FY11-12.

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A concerted effort has been made by Sanghvi in the past few years to increase its revenue from the power sector. This is visible in its performance in the nine months of FY09-10. The power sector contributed 41% of the total revenues and wind power, cement and refinery & gas contributed 19%, 18% and 10%, respectively. A slowdown in the capex of industries other than the power sector has affected its performance in recent quarters. Sales declined in the September and December 2009 quarters to 16% and 7%, respectively, while operating profit declined 17% and 7% for the same period. However, it is planning a capital expenditure of Rs360 crore in FY10-11 on the expectation of continued economic recovery.

Market Cap 872.25
EPS (TTM) 20.89
* P/E 9.65
* P/C 5.16
* Book Value 111.99
* Price/Book 1.80
Div(%) 100.00%
* Div Yield(%) 0.99
Market Lot 1.00
Face Value 2.00
Industry P/E 25.37

Sanghvi has a fantastic operating margin of 77% and RoE of 26%. Its market-cap is 2.8 and 3.7 times its sales and operating profit, respectively. It is definitely a reasonably priced stock to buy for long term investment.

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Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Stock Report On Sadbhav Engineering

Stock report on mid cap stock Sadbhav Engineering with stock price target. It is one of the good stocks to buy from Infrastructure sector with interests and operations in mining industry.

Sadbhav Engineering Ltd. is a leading Infrastructure company operating in the road
construction and the BOT segment. Prospects for Sadbhav look promising as there is huge market opportunity in roads BOT over the next 5 years and also for the mining sector where demand is seen increasing from the power, metals and cement industries. With higher orders expected from the mining sector (submitted bids worth Rs6000 Cr, expected order book to be 32.8% from mining in FY13), the OPM is also expected to improve going forward.

Huge Opportunity in Roads and Highways
Over the last year, the government has brought the plans for upgrading roads & highways on the front burner and it has now become its top priority. The NHAI has plans to award roads & highways projects worth around 33000 km over the next 4-5 years. Sadbhav Engineering Ltd (SEL) is expected to be a major beneficiary of this in the years to come.

Mining to spearhead future growth
Going forward we expect mining to be a major growth driver for SEL as there exist a huge opportunity in mining owing to increased demand for coal, iron and other minerals. According to the business monitor international, the overall mining industry is expected to grow at a CAGR of 9% during FY8-FY12 reaching Rs 1.9 trillion by 2012. It is expected to contribute 2.7% to the GDP in FY12 from currently around 2%.

Stock Valuation
SEL’s execution capabilities are good. Sadbhav Engineering is going to be one of the major beneficiaries of the upcoming investment in the roads and highways. We can reckon that the management has rightly identified mining as a next big opportunity and has already started working towards that. This will benefit the future revenue growth as well as operating margins as mining projects yield better operating margins.

As per business valuations done by stock market investment research team of Anagram securities, the core construction business of the company contributes Rs 611 per share (11 times FY11E EPS compared to 15 times and 14 times for Nagarjuna Const and IVRCL Infra respectively). The BOT projects, contribute Rs 1002 per share taking 1 year forward stock price target to Rs 1613 (upside of 23% from current levels). Stock broking house has initiated coverage of SEL with a BUY STOCKS rating.

Download detail Sadbhav Engineering Stock report PDF Here

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Sunday, June 20, 2010

Small Cap Stock To Buy - Jyothi Laboratories

Small-cap FMCG stock Jyothy Laboratories has continued its streak of outperforming the broader market indices since August 2009. The stock has nearly tripled in value in the past one year against a 15% rise in the Sensex and a 34% appreciation in ET FMCG Index.

The company’s robust financial performance and its foray into new businesses are the major reasons for its superior performance in stock markets. Investors interested in small cap stocks to buy can consider this as a safe stock.

BUSINESS
The Kerala-based company, which has evolved from a single product proprietary firm to a multi-brand company, involved in the manufacturing and marketing of products in fabric care, mosquito repellant, surface cleaning, personal care and incense sticks. The company’s flagship brand Ujala (fabric whitener) is enjoying a market leadership in its category.

Over the years, the company has extended this brand to other product categories such as washing powder and stiffener. Its mosquito repellent brand Maxo has an all-India market share of 22%. Exo, its dishwashing product, has a 24% market share in Southern India and has been raising its market share across the country following its national roll-out in October 2009. The company has also forayed into laundry business by launching a laundry service through its 75% subsidiary Jyothy Fabricare Services (JFSL).

The company expects net revenue of Rs 50 crore from this subsidiary this financial year. The company’s most recent venture is the purchase of DEPA technology from DRDO (Defense Research & Development Organisation). This technology offers a repellant formulation that acts as a protection against all blood sucking insects and mosquitoes when applied. This product is slated for a launch in the second quarter of this fiscal and it will be marketed across India and other countries.

GROWTH DRIVERS
With an aim to increase pan-India presence of its products, the company has increased its spend on advertisements by almost 50% in the year ended March 2010. JFSL is planning to enter Hyderabad, Chennai and Pune and explore franchise route from FY12. The purchase of DEPA technology gives its access to Rs 90-crore outdoor mosquito repellant market, which it expects to touch Rs 200 crore in another two years. With the launch of its product, the company would be able to capture most of this market. It expects this business to contribute 4% to its top line.

STOCK FINANCIALS
It is a cash-rich company with sound financials. The net sales have grown at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 12.5% since FY06 to touch Rs 574 crore in the year ended FY10. The net profit jumped by over 11.6% to Rs 80 crore in the same period. To maintain its dividend pay out ratio of 42%, the company increased its dividend per share to Rs 4 from Rs 2 last year.

But considering the increase in stock price, dividend yield has fallen from 2.9% to 1.8%. The contribution from fabricare, mosquito repellent, dishwashing products and other is 46%, 31%, 16% and 7% of the revenues, respectively. Brandwise, Ujala has shown a growth of 22.7%, Maxo has shown 28.6%, Exo has shown 50.8% in revenues in FY10. According to the management, JFSL will be able to break even by the end of FY10.

Market Cap 1833.09
EPS (TTM) 11.03
* P/E 22.90
P/C 20.26
* Book Value 59.58
* Price/Book 4.24
Div(%) 200.00%
* Div Yield(%) 0.79
Market Lot 1.00
Face Value 1.00
Industry P/E 29.89

STOCK VALUATIONS
The company is at present valued at slightly less than three times its revenues. This stock trades at a price-to-earning (P/E) multiple of around 21.5. The stock seems to be fairly valued at the current levels. It is definitely a mid cap stock to buy and is right investment for long-term investors looking for a company with steady earnings growth and strong free cash flows.
Source & Ref: Economic Times & MoneyControl

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Thursday, June 17, 2010

Value Investing In Stocks - Ramesh Damani Video - Part 1

One of the most favorite term and investment methodology of mine is "Value Investing". I truly believe in value investing which was pioneered by Benjamin Graham and his "student", Warren Buffet. I would always recommend any investor, who wants to be rich by investing in stocks, to read a book, "Intelligent Investor" by Benjamin Graham. It is almost a 60-70 year old book now but the principles are still same in the game and they are applicable today and would be tomorrow too.

Ok...It was long preface. I am writing this post to present you a video of famous Indian value investor, Ramesh Damani, speaking on Value investing. He is famously known as value investor in Indian PSU and value stocks for long term. I really admire him besides Rakesh Jhunjhunwala.

Mr. Ramesh S. Damani - Member, BSE, talking on value investing forum organized by Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd.




Next part of video: Value Investing In Stocks Ramesh Damani Video Part 2

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Value Investing In Stocks - Ramesh Damani Video - Part 2

Mr. Ramesh S. Damani - Member, BSE, talking on value investing forum organized by Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd. This is part two of the video. If you have not watched the part 1, watch it here: Value Investing In Stocks - Ramesh Damani Video Part 1




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Hidden Gems - Stocks To Buy In June

Here are two small cap stocks to buy in June, discussed by Ashish Chugh, author of Hidden Gems. These two small cap stocks have good potential to fetch very good returns for investor in medium term.

Tata Metaliks - Small Cap High Dividend Stock To Buy
Tata Metaliks is a part of Tata Group and this has got two manufacturing plants. One is located in West Bengal and the other one is at Redi in Maharashtra. The total capacity is about 6.5 lakh tonne of pig iron and the company claims to be the world’s largest producer of pig iron.

Small Cap Stock To Buy - IVP Limited
This is one of the small cap stock to buy in June, as discussed by Ashish Chugh, author of Hidden Gems. was the first large scale Indian venture that offered the latest technology to the Foundry Industry in India.

Also Checkout:
Stocks To Buy Now - Hidden Gems By Ashish Chugh

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Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Tata Metaliks - Small Cap High Dividend Stock To Buy

This is another small cap high dividend stock to buy, discussed by Ashish Chugh, author of hidden gems.

Tata Metaliks is a part of Tata Group and this has got two manufacturing plants. One is located in West Bengal and the other one is at Redi in Maharashtra. The total capacity is about 6.5 lakh tonne of pig iron and the company claims to be the world’s largest producer of pig iron. This company was performing extremely well till FY08. The company was making profits between Rs 30 and Rs 70 crore for say last four-five years. The company was also making high dividend payments of between 60-70% on a regular basis.

FY09 was a bad year for the company. Thanks to the meltdown in the metals which we saw. This company made loss of about Rs 150 crore in FY09. After that the things are beginning to improve. If you see the numbers for the last three quarters the company has made a profit after tax of close to Rs 60 crore. In the March quarter the company has done a PAT of about Rs 24 crore.

There are two major things that have happened in the company in the last two years which are going to be hugely positive for the company over a longer term period. One is related to the backward integration and the other one is related to the forward integration. As far as backward integration is concerned company had got licence for about 155 hectors of iron ore mines in Maharashtra. So this is going to reduce the cost of raw material for the company and also it will enable the company to insulate itself against fluctuation in the iron ore prices.

The second is that company has put up a ductile iron pipe manufacturing plant in joint venture with a Japanese company which pig iron will be main raw material for manufacture of ductile iron pipe so the company has gone in for higher value added products where the margins are going to be high.

This is a company where good potential for profits exist. In the March quarter the company has already done a profit after tax of about Rs 25 crore. Equity capital of the company is about Rs 25 crore which means an EPS of Rs 10 in one quarter. Company has the potential to do about Rs 80 crore of profit in one year which means an EPS of close to Rs 30-35. Once the ductile iron pipe manufacturing and the backward integration is also operational the profits can go up much higher. Market cap of the company at current price is about Rs 300 crore.

So you have a Tata Group company which is available at four years of its profits on conservative basis and as higher value addition and backward integration go into operation the profits can only increase. The valuation on the current price is very attractive. There are concerns because the company had skipped dividend last year owing to the loss which it suffered. This year the company has till now not announced any dividend, but these negatives should be utilized by the investors to buy stock at lower levels because the long term potential of the stock looks very good.

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Small Cap Stock To Buy - IVP Limited

This is one of the small cap stock to buy in June, as discussed by Ashish Chugh, author of Hidden Gems. was the first large scale Indian venture that offered the latest technology to the Foundry Industry in India.

This was way back in 1964.The products range includes the complete spectrum of foundry chemicals like alkyde resins, phenolic resins, dressings and fluxes.

IVP Limited was initially a part of Shapoorji Pallonji Group. It was owned by Forbes Campbell. This is 80 year old company which started its vanaspati division in Mumbai in early 30’s. In the mid 80’s this company was acquired by the Allana Group from Shapoorji Pallonji Group. Allana group incidentally is the largest producer and exporter of meat and meat products from the country.

IVP Limited had three business divisions. The company closed its vanaspati division which has its manufacturing plant at Reay Road in Mumbai few years back. There was an ceramic division which was sold to the Murugappa Group about two years back and the company is now left with a business called foundry chemical business which does a revenue close to Rs 75-80 crore and generates a profit of about Rs 5 crore for the company.

Last month a very important development has happened in this company. The vanaspati oil division, which was close down for sometime, had a dispute on with the workers of that division over payment of compensation. Last month company announced that they have settled with all the workers. They have paid Rs 7 crore to the permanent workers and Rs 3 crore to the temporary workers and have settled the dispute.

This settlement of dispute will pave way for the company to utilize the land which is available at Reay Road for more productive purposes. Company has indicated that it wants to lease out or rent out the oil storage terminals which are already constructed there on that land to various companies. There are a few unknowns here. We do not have the size of the land bank which is available at Reay Road. The plans of the company as to what it wants to do with that land bank. I have assumed that since it is a vanaspati oil division thate generally requires large parts of land. Since this was started in 1930 that time land was not such a scare commodity in Mumbai. So I believe that the land area would be a few acres., If you see the valuation of the company it is a debt free company currently available at a market cap of just about Rs 40 crore which means an enterprise value of Rs 40 crore.

The enterprise value of Rs 40 crore indicates the valuation of its residual business which is the foundry chemical business which does revenue of about Rs 75-80 crore and makes a profit of Rs 5 crore. So the valuation of land is really not getting reflected in the enterprise value of the company. The positive can emerge in case the company announces the plans for development of land assuming that even if it is two-three acres of land it will be worth at least a few Rs 100 crore going by the recent land deals which have happened in Mumbai.

So at Rs 40 crore market capital, I do not see investors losing much from these levels and some positive surprise coming from the company can really rerate this stock. One may invest in stocks of IVP with medium to long term time horizon.

Ashish Chugh himself have investments in this stock.

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Indage Vintners Announces Merger With IAIPL

Indage Vintners has announced a merger with IAIPL. The deal may induct cash and/ or property through IAIPL, which holds Indage House & Navi Mumbai properties

The properties are to be sold to bring in promoter capital for the corporate debt restructuring scheme. The arrangement could be done for tax efficiency.

Indage Vintners for the last one year has been going through a financial crisis. The merger is with regard to promoters bringing in Rs 75-100 crore as part of the CDR package. April was when the CDR proposal was accepted and the promoters needed to bring in about Rs 75-100 crore. Around 1.6 crore shares of Indage Vintners will be issued to Industrial Agencies Indage Private Limited (IAIPL).

Indage Vintners stock touched an intraday high of Rs 33.30 and an intraday low of Rs 31.50. The stock trading volume was of 24,792 shares.

This merger has brought in positive news for its shareholders as Indage Vintners was in financial crisis and now it could be revived up with this merger. The stock market has shown the positive response with upper circuit today but one needs to be cautious before running to buy stocks of Indage Vintners as the benefits would not be visible in it's balance sheet so soon.

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Parabolic Drugs IPO Analysis

The initial public offering of Chandigarh based manufacturer of APIs and API intermediates, Parabolic Drugs has opened for subscription on Monday.

Incorporated in 1996, Parabolic Drugs Limited is in the business of manufacturing Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (API's) and API intermediates. APIs, also known as 'bulk drugs' or 'bulk actives' are the principal ingredient used in making finished dosages in the form of capsules, tablets, liquid, or other forms of dosage, with the addition of other APIs or inactive ingredients.

Issue Open: June 14, 2010
Issue close: June 17, 2010
Price Band: Rs. 75 - Rs. 85 Per Equity Share
Minimum Bid Size: 80 Equity Shares
Face Value: Rs. 10 Per Equity Share
Issue Type: 100% BOOK BUILDING
Maximum Subscription Amount for Retail Investor: Rs. 100000

IPO Grading / Rating:
CARE has assigned 'CARE IPO Grade 2' to the proposed Intial Public Offer(IPO) of Parabolic Drugs Ltd.(PDL). CARE IPO Grade 2 indicates 'Below Average Fundamentals'. Brickwork Ratings (BWR) has assigned 'BWR IPO Grade 3' to the proposed IPO of Parabolic Drugs Ltd.(PDL). Brickwork Ratings BWR IPO Grade 3 indicates 'average fundamentals'.

The IPO is at price band of Rs 75-85 per share. This converts into P/E multiple of 15.42-17.47 at post issue annualized EPS of Rs 4.86. As its business strategies, the company will be looking after increasing penetration into international market, expanding in the CRAMS segment, diversifying product portfolio and expanding into the non-antibiotic segment.

If you look at IPO valuations, issue looks overpriced at present level. Hence it is recommended to investor to not to invest in IPO and avoid it.

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Sunday, June 13, 2010

Stock Report - Asian Paints

Stock investment research team of Firstcall India is bullish on Asian Paints and has recommended to buy stocks with a target in its latest stock report.

Results Update (Q4 FY10)
Asian Paints Ltd reported a rise in consolidated net profit for the quarter ended March 2010. During the quarter, the profit of the company increased 90.41% to Rs 1925.80 million from Rs1011.40 million in the same quarter previous year. Net sales for the quarter increased 31.71% to Rs 18767.70 million from Rs 14249.20 million in the same quarter previous year. While the total income for the quarter increased 32.11% to Rs 18975.40 million, when compared with the prior year period. Company posted earnings of Rs 20.08 a share during the quarter, registering 90.41% growth over prior year period.

EPS Growth
The basic EPS of the company stood at Rs.20.08 for the quarter ended Mar 2010 from Rs.10.54 for the quarter ended Mar 2009.

• Asian Paints is India's largest and Asia's third largest paint company today, with a turnover of Rs 44.04 billion (around USD 1.1 billion).

• The company has an enviable reputation in the corporate world for professionalism, fast track growth and building shareholder equity.

• During the quarter company has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the
Maharashtra government to set up an Rs 7.35 billion mega project for manufacturing paints and intermediates.

• During the quarter International operations grew by 20% where Middle East grew by 46% and South East Asia grew by 39%.

• Currently the company is expanding capacity at Rohtak Plant with a Capex of Rs400 crore (excluding cost of land acquisition) which is to be spend over 2-2.5 years.

• Berger International, Singapore (BIL), a subsidiary of Asian Paints (International), which is a wholly owned subsidiary of the company has completed sale of 25,60,694 shares held by BIL in Berger Paints (Thailand), Thailand.

• Company is expanding its capacity in Egypt by setting up a new Greenfield plant.

• The top line and Bottom line of the company are expected to grow at a CAGR of 15% & 35% over 2009 to 2012E.

Buying stocks is recommended in this particular stock report with a target price of Rs 2602 for Medium to Long term investment.

A detailed stock report PDF is available here.

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SpiceJet Stock News - Kalanithi Maran buys 37.75% Stake

Sun TV Promoter Kalanithi Maran has acquired 37.75% in low-cost carrier SpiceJet at Rs 47.25 per share amounting to Rs 750 crore.

As per the deal, Maran's aviation company will acquire the stake from promoters Wilber Ross and Bhupendra Kansagara.

Maran will make an open offer for 20% at around Rs 57 per share, reports CNBC TV18. The open offer is likely to be made on Monday.

Maran has bought the stake in individual capacity.

Among other stakeholders, one promoter Ajay Singh and his family hold 10% while Goldman Sachs holds around 6%. The other promoter, the Kansagra Family, holds 12%, however over 50% of these shares are pledged.

The SpiceJet share closed at Rs 56.05 on Friday on the BSE, down 3% from its previous close.

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Monday, June 7, 2010

A2Z Maintenance & Engineering Plans IPO

Engineering and construction firm A2Z Maintenance & Engineering Services plans an initial public offer to raise up to Rs.350 crore to fund its expansion projects.

He said the company was likely to file draft red herring prospectus by the month-end. It may sell about 10% of its total equity through the public issue.

A2Z, started in 2002 as a facility management services company, evolved into engineering, procurement and construction services provider to power transmission and distribution companies.

It diversified into waste management and plans to scale up this business after the IPO. The IPO proceeds are proposed to be utilised to fund the company's several projects across the renewable energy and waste management.

Mittal and his family hold about 55% stake in the company that is likely to be about 50% post issue. Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, Beacon India and India Equity Partners hold the rest. A familiar person to the development says that one of the private equity investors is likely to exit during the IPO.

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Top Stocks To Buy In June

Mangal Keshav Securities, one of the leading stock broking firms has recommended following top stocks for the month of June 2010 with their individual stock report.

Dish TV
It has revised its rating from `Hold` to `Buy` with a revised 12-month target price is Rs 48. The rationale is as under:

``We see Dish TV at an inflexion point with OPM likely to move in to 20s as it contains content cost. We see increased competitive intensity, but see Dish maintaining around 20% incremental share. As entry level subscribers form a smaller share of total subscriber, we see improved ARPU as well. We are also impressed by the continuous reduction in subscriber acq. costs. We see limited requirement for any equity dilution given the improved FCF FY11E onwards and the low Debt/EBITDA of around 1.7x by FY11E. We recommend (from Hold) with a revised 12-month target price is Rs 48.``

Bharat Forge (BFL)
It has recommended to `Buy` Bharat Forge. It believes Bharat Forge has potential upside of 35-40% from the current market price and thus recommend on the stock. The rationale is:

``BFL generates approx 32% of its revenue from the domestic market, largely in the CV segment. With higher planned infrastructural spend in FY11E and for coming years the outlook for CV sales remain robust. We believe that with the revival of CV business BFL`s domestic business looks properly placed for a up move. The US CV market (~15% of BFL`s consolidated revenue) has recently picked up momentum and sales of Class 8 Vehicles (HCV) in US are also picking up momentum. We believe that the worst for the US is over and with higher focus on Infrastructure in US the sales of CVs will continue to grow. As far as the company`s Europe sales are concerned, we have built a very marginal growth of 2-3% in FY11, which we believe is manageable given addition of new clients. BFL has also implemented restructuring process for the European subsidiaries that will reduce fixed costs by 20-30% benefiting the overall operating profit margin. We believe Bharat Forge has potential upside of 35-40% from the current market price and thus recommend on the stock``.

Apar Industries

It has recommended to ` Buy` Apar Industries with price target of Rs 337 based on 0.35x market cap/net sales. The rationale is mentioned below:

``Apar is amongst the top 4 global manufacturers of transformer oils (market share 50%) and top 5 global manufacturers of power conductors (market share 20%) deriving 4/5th of its revenue from these 2 segments. We expect Apar to derive significant growth opportunities from capital expenditure in T&D network supporting new power generation capacities. We estimate sales volume and operating profit to compound at 15% and 34% p.a. respectively for the company during FY10-12E. We recommend on the stock with price target of Rs337 based on 0.35x Market Cap/Net Sales.``


Everest Industries

The broking firm has recommended to `Buy` Everest Industries with price target of Rs 380 at 8x FY11E EPS. The rationale is:

``With agriculture sector being of utmost priority of the Government to promote inclusive growth in the country, enhance rural incomes and sustain food security as emphasized by the Finance Minister in the Union budget 2010- 11speech, Everest Industries comes out as a clear beneficiary with nearly 3/4th of the revenue from rural areas. We recommend on the stock with price target of Rs380 at 8x FY11E EPS. We estimate total income and PAT to compound annually at 29% and 77% respectively during FY10-12.

Transformer & Rectifier (India)
It has recommended to `Buy` Transformer & Rectifier with price target of Rs 453 at 9xFY12E EPS.

``TRIL is engaged in transformer business having installed capacity of 23200 MVA. With recent capacity expansion, the company is well placed to capitalize on the ample business opportunities arising out of massive capacity addition in power and consequent investment in transmission. Order inflows during the quarter rose to 2.37 times to Rs 1166 million and the order book at the end of the quarter stood at Rs 2,757 million. Hence, we recommend on the stock with price target of Rs 453 at 9xFY12E EPS. We estimate total income and PAT to compound annually at 18%and 15% respectively during FY10-12E.``


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Friday, June 4, 2010

Small Cap Growth Stock To Buy - Steel Strips Wheels (SSWL)

Steel Strips Wheels (SSWL), a part of the multifaceted Steel Strips group, is engaged in manufacturing wheel rims for Cars, LCV, CV’s & tractors. It is a small cap growth stock to buy with 88% potential upside.

SSWL started commercial production from 1991. The company is armed with the latest know‐how, manufacturing automobile wheel rims at its state‐of‐the‐art manufacturing unit at Chandigarh, Chennai & Jamshedpur.

Stock Analysis - Steel Strips Wheels (SSWL)
SSWL’s product range comprises wheels rims for Passenger cars, Multi utility vehicles, Tractors, Trucks, OTR Vehicles as well as Two Wheelers.

SSWL currently has two production facilities with a total capacity of 10 million wheels p.a. The company’s facilities are located in Dappar (near Chandigarh) and Oragadam (near Chennai). SSWL’s third facility, which is designed to produce only truck wheels, is currently being set up in Jamshedpur and will be commissioned in 2010. It will dispose of an initial capacity of 1 million wheels. Over the years company has expanded its client base and currently caters to all major Indian
automakers.

Dappar Plan (Punjab)

SSWL’s mother plant is located at Dappar (in Punjab) having an annual capacity of 7.5 million wheels. The company manufactures wheels for Cars, Tractors, and Trucks from the plant. The company currently has 5 Rim Wheel manufacturing machines at this plant. On an average daily 15000 wheels are being manufactured and transported to Maruti Suzuki Ltd from this plant. The company plans to expand the capacity by 0.5 mn to 8 mn wheels during the current year.

Chennai, Tamil Nadu
The Chennai plant is having an annual capacity of 2.5 million which can manufacture only car wheels. Currently, the company supplies car wheels to many auto majors from this plant including Maruti and Renualt. SSWL has is planning to expand this facility to 5 million wheels by Feb 2011.

Jamshedpur, Jharkhand
SSWL has established a new facility at Jamshedpur, Jharkhand at a cost of around
Rs. 140 Crs. The company’s newest facility is currently undergoing a Dry run &
commercial production is expected to begin from the month of July. The Jamshedpur plant is located close to the Tata Motors plant and has an annual capacity of 1 million Truck wheels. SSWL has already contracted Tata Motors to sell majority of its capacity. The company plans to sell 0.4 mn wheels from this plant in FY 2011 which is expected to contribute approximately Rs. 110 Crs to the company’s top‐line. SSWL plans to increase the capacity to 2 mn wheels by June 2011.

Investment Rationale
• Aggressive capacity expansion plans: SSWL had consistently gained market share from its competitors with competitive advantage. Further capacity expansion from 10 mn wheels to 15 mn wheels over next couple of years will provide significant growth opportunities to the company.

• Strong order book: SSWL has an order book of 10.4 mn wheels worth Rs.780 Crs to be executed in FY 2011. This provides near term revenues visibility.

• Increasing exports to boost revenues: Apart from domestic customers, the company is increasing its focus on international players. Recent product approvals and order pipeline will drive the export growth at a rapid pace.

• Change in product mix to enable margin expansion: Sales of high margin products like trucks and tractors wheels through Jamshedpur and Dappar plant will increase the operating margin of the company.

Stock Valuation & Recommendation
We believe that SSWL’s net sales will grow at a CAGR of 41.4% over a next two years whereas net profit is expected to grow at a higher CAGR of 76.7% during the same period, on account of increase in sales of high margin products. We expect the company to earn an EPS of Rs. 20.91 in FY 2011 and Rs. 31.71 in FY 2012. At the CMP of Rs. 133 per share, SSWL is currently trading at a PE of 6.36x FY11E and 4.19x FY12E EPS and looks very attractive. Based on our EPS of Rs. 20.92 for FY 2011 and a target multiple of 12.0x we arrive at target of Rs. 250. Consequently, we recommend a BUY rating on the stock with a target price of Rs. 250, indicating a potential upside of 88%.

Download here the detailed stock report published by stock investment research team of Nirmal Bang Securities.

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Thursday, June 3, 2010

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala's Latest Interview - Bullish On Agriculture

This is verbal transcript of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala's recent TV interview. Posting here as some of you may prefer reading rather than watching the video. Video is available in above link.

It has been said by Ace investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala with a conviction that India growth story is the most sustainable story and it can''t be reversed and with the time it is being more and more proved and recognized. He continued to say that the agriculture and agricultural products are his new area of interest in the current market.

He further said that there is no doubt about the fact that money is going to come into the Indian markets from both the local as well as from the foreign fronts. Speaking about the concerns looming over the euro zone growth prospects and its impact on the world economy, he commented that the problems are for real and says that the fact remains that there are large deficits and they have to be handled carefully. The growth is certainly going to be below par.

Adding further he said that the silver lining out of the euro zone crisis is that the bottom of this economic dip will start once the public accepts and the government realizes that they can''t spend themselves out to prosperity.

He believes that nothing more worst is going to happen to Europe or the US in the next 12-18 months and the worldwide growth will be good this year and also feels that the Europe growth concern is unlikely to have any impact on the Indian markets.

Talking about the recent Ambani truce pact, he said it is a good thing that the family is coming together, adding to it further he said that both the brothers are smart enough to protect their own interests.

He again expressed confidence in sectors that promote India''s growth story like infrastructure or banking that are on his favorites, but for now the new area of interest is agriculture and agricultural products. He believes that anything that is serving agriculture is going to do very well.

Expressing his view point he said that he was staying away from telecom stocks for some time because of huge 3G payments and consolidation that is yet to happen in this sector. He also said that he was also not bullish on real estate stocks however he feels that the infrastructure sector is relatively good.

Checkout entire Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Portfolio - Holdings As on Sept. 2009

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Stock Report - PVR Cinemas

Stock market investment research team of Angel Securities is bullish on PVR cinemas and has recommended to buy stocks of PVR in its June 1, 2010 research report.

The stock report says "We highlight that PVR allotted 0.26cr shares at a premium of Rs155 per to Major Cineplex Group on a preferential basis in 4QFY2010, which led to
equity dilution of ~11% for PVR and a cash infusion of ~Rs40cr. For the quarter, PVR reported Top-line growth of 16.9% yoy, aided by a substantial increase of Rs23 in ATP to Rs163, a 40bp yoy increase in occupancy and a 10.2% yoy increase in average F&B realisation. The company registered profit of Rs0.3cr, aided by reduced Depreciation charges, despite Margin contraction.

Outlook

After 4QFY2010 results, we have revised our estimates upwards to factor in –

1) addition of 28 screens from February till April 2010,
2) visibility in the production pipeline for PVR Pictures,
3) promising movie pipeline for 1HFY2011,
4) continued
focus on cost curtailment and
5) higher Depreciation cost on account of increased capex and higher contribution from the movie division.

The EPS estimate for FY2012E is revised downward, despite higher revenue estimate and margin expansion, to account for higher depreciation charge and a tax rate of 30%.

PVR added 15 screens and 4,198 seats under operation in 4QFY2010 (between
February and March 2010) and for the full year. The company has further added 13
screens and 3,176 seats under operation in April 2010. Going forward, substantially higher footfalls are expected in 1H FY2011 (due to increased traction from the 15
screens opened in the latter half of 4QFY2010 and 13 new screen additions). Moreover, a promising movie pipeline for 1QFY2011 (LSD, Housefull, Kites, Prince
of Persia, Shrek 3, Rajneeti, Raavana and Robin Hood Adventures) is expected to
help PVR register higher occupancies.

Modeled ~26mn footfalls and a ~300bp yoy increase in occupancy for FY2011E, resulting from the addition of 27 screens and 6,750 seats in FY2011E.
Moreover, PVR is expected to add 25 screens and 6,250 seats in FY2012E, leading to
a total of 175 screens and 45,025 seats from 40 properties under operation at the
end of FY2012.

During FY2010-12E, PVR is expected to register a 34% CAGR in Top-line, primarily
aided by seat additions (as factored in only 3% improvements in ATP and F&B
spends), 56% CAGR in revenue from film distribution and 42% CAGR in revenue
from Blu-O’Ray. Earnings are expected to register a CAGR of 394% over the same
period. High Earnings growth is on account of low base (FY2010 earnings were
affected due to weak movie pipeline and 1QFY2010 washout on account of the
strike) and Margin expansion (on low base, operating margins could be 16-17%
in FY2011-12E).

Stock Valuation
At CMP of Rs. 146, the stock trades at attractive valuations of 11.4x FY2012E EPS.
Stock research team maintains "Buy stocks" recommendation with a revised Target Price of Rs. 192 based on 15x FY2012E EPS of Rs 12.8

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Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Fatpipe Networks IPO Information

Fatpipe Networks India has fixed a price band for its IPO at Rs 82-85 a share. The issue will open for subscription on June 7 and will close on June 9, 2010.

The company is planning to raise Rs 49 crore through this issue.

It provides global corporations and government offices with technology that increases the security and reliability of Wide Area Networks, corporate extranets, Virtual Private Networks and all last-mile Internet connections, including wireless connectivity.

The company holds patents on a technology called 'Router-Clustering', which enables customers to obtain highly redundant and fast Internet/WAN access.

Promoters and their group hold 37.29% stake in the company. Major shareholders like Sanchaita Datta, vSpring Management and Ragula Bhaskar have over 16% stake each in the company.

Issue proceeds will be used for expanding the product line with enhanced research and development activities, specifically for development of new product-lines; for establishing 16 new Marketing Offices across the globe including additional offices in the USA; for strategic acquisition of business/ company and for margin money for working capital requirement. The company estimated cost for above objects at Rs 6.76 crore, Rs 10.08 crore, Rs 15 crore and Rs 7.2 crore, respectively.

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Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala's Areas Of Interest & Portfolio Stocks

In an exclusive interview, ace investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala said that agriculture and agricultural products are his new area of interest but he does not like the subsidized fertilizer sector. Checkout some of his portfolio stocks he discussed.




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