Published on Mon, Aug 22, 2011 at 09:45
PI Industries has target of Rs 750, says Investment Advisor, SP
Tulsian.
Tulsian told CNBC-TV18, "PI Industries is into agrochemical, specialty
chemical, agri inputs like seeds and all that. The performance of this
company has been quite good for FY11. The company has recently gone
for stock split."
He further added, "They have three plants, one in Udaipur, one in
Ankleshwar, and one in Jammu. Recently if you see the Q1 results
though the Q1 results of FY12 includes the sale of some Rs 30 crore
odd gain, which they have done of the polymer compounding business
because that was unrelated to their core business, so they knocked it
off and made a gain of Rs 30 crore on that. But even if I take the net
of tax liability, the company has posted a PAT of close to about Rs 48
crore for first quarter on a lower equity base of Rs 12.5 crore."
"If you see traditionally Q2, Q3 and Q4 are always the best quarter
for the company. Infact Q1 is the lean - least among all the four
quarters for this company and this company has been steadily growing
up their R&D and distribution network, probably these two are the
strength of this company and that is why they have entered into an
R&D. They have set up R&D center in joint collaboration with Sony
Corporation, which has been recently setup and they will be ramping it
up over the next couple of years and they have recently entered into a
distribution agreement with an MNC also for distribution of agro
chemicals."
"So taking all these into consideration I am expecting that company
should be able to post an EPS of close to Rs 42-44 for FY12 on a
recently reduced face value of Rs 5 and I find tremendous value in
this stock because talking the positive view on the agri inputs
company and specifically on this stock if somebody can keep a view of
about one year, they should be able to see a price target of Rs 750."
Rgds.
On Jul 27, 6:13 pm, mahesh <
equityanalystinves...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Another striking feature of this qrtr. which missed my attention
> before is the 46 % reduction in debt levels to 133 cr. which will help
> to post even better net margins in remaining qrtrs....
>
> This was the only concern financial fraternity had of high debt of 248
> cr. which many analysts and fund managers pointed out in last
> concall... now that is reduced in a single qrtr. to 133 cr. which
> signals the seriousness of the management to address financial
> fraternity concerns and if management continues like this it will
> command much higher multiples on the bourses.
>
> Rgds.
>
> On Jul 27, 2:40 pm, mahesh <
equityanalystinves...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Starting this new thread onPIIndustries[NSE - PIIND ; BSE -
> > 523642]
> > since in old thread unable to post updates....
>
> > Q1Fy12 Reslts announced link is given below :
>
> >
http://www.bseindia.com/xml-data/corpfiling/AttachHis/PI_Industries_L...
>
> > Details pour in from press release ..... link attached below :
>
> >
http://www.bseindia.com/xml-data/corpfiling/AttachLive/PI_Industries_...
>
> > --------------------------------------
>
> > Exact figures of each of the segments will be known shortly......
> > But,
> > as per initial calculation from the release it seems Agri-Input has
> > contributed around 125 cr. while rest 80 odd cr. has come from CSM
> > which is a very positive sign since CSM has to perform satisfactorily
> > this year and exponentialy grow next year once new plant gets
> > operational.
>
> > 80 % growth in agri-input in Q1 again placesPIway ahead of all
> > other
> > listed players including bigger and smaller ones which will compel
> > the
> > markets to give it the valuation at par with Rallis which again has a
> > sound business model with great visibility..... It seems that the
> > company must have benefited heavily from Nominne Gold and the new
> > product that was launched in Soyabean segment as both these crops
> > have
> > seen higher acreages this year inspite of uneven rainfall....
>
> > 80 % growth in CSM segment is not surprising since last fiscal
> > actually it had a degrowth in same because of delivery issues....
>
> > All and all its a robust result since its led by agri-input business
> > and considering the fact that traditionally Q1 has been the leanest
> > qrtr. forPIin terms of topline of agri-input segment, its very well
> > possible that this fiscalPImight surpass Dhanuka and Insecticides
> > in
> > terms of revenues of agri-input segment alone.
>
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