Adani Enterprises – Logistics + Energy Holdings

Adani Enterprises Limited (AEL) is the primary vehicle for the Adani Group’s businesses, with execution being its key strength. It is India’s largest coal trader and owns the country’s highest-selling edible oil brand. The group also built India’s largest private sector multi-product port [MSEZ – Mundra Port].

AEL expects to undertake contract mining for 1.7bn tonnes of coal over a 30-year period. Out of 70mtpa, it has signed contracts for 10mtpa, letters of intent (LOI) for 35mtpa and in-principle approvals for 25mtpa. (more…)

WPI nears 5% – Rising Faster than Markets

India’s WPI inflation rose more than expected by 4.78% y-o-y in November from 1.34% in October. On a seasonally adjusted MoM basis, inflation was up 2.2% v/s 0.4% last month. Given the current uptrend, inflation could likely cross 6% in December and 8% by March 10.

Growth was led primarily by Primary Articles (+11.8% YoY), with food being the major driver (+16.7%). Within this category, key commodities driving prices were pulses (more…)

IP Growth Declines MoM but Remains Strong YoY

Industrial production (IP) growth declined by 1% MoM sequentially on a seasonally adjusted basis, but remained strong at 10.3%YoY in October: This compares with growth of 9.6%YoY (revised upwards from 9.1% earlier) in September and 11.0%YoY in August 2009. The sequential retracement in IP growth in the month of October was largely in line with expectations on account of seasonal factors like the Diwali festival holidays. However, the growth in October was below market expectations (as per
Bloomberg survey) of 12%YoY.

Growth in the electricity segment decelerated to 4.7%YoY in October, compared with 7.9%YoY registered in the previous month. Growth in the mining and manufacturing segments accelerated to 8.2%YoY and 11.1%YoY, respectively. Growth in consumer and intermediate goods was up, while basic and capital goods growth was moderate.

The overall trend in IP growth should remain strong in the coming months. The early indicators for November are showing an accelerating trend – viz automobile sales.

D B Corp Ltd – Subscribe for Medium Term

dainik bhaskar ipo in-depth reviewD B Corp is a leading print media company in India with 7 newspaper, 48 newspaper editions and 128 sub editions in 3 languages (Hindi, Gujarati and English) in 11 sates in India. They have 2 subsidiaries, Synergy Media Entertainment [radio business] under the brand name MY FM and I Media Corp for internet and SMS portals.

D B Corp – Dainik Bhaskar and Divya Bhaskar have Strong brand recognition and wide geographical reach in Hindi Heartland – North, Central and Western India.

Print Media in India:
Readership and circulation is directly correlated with literacy levels that have increased from 62.5% in 2002 to over 73% in 2007. Moreover, 69% of India’s (more…)

Valuations Still Attractive for Longterm Investors – Morgan

The biggest debate is about India’s multiple and whether it deserves to trade at a P/E premium to emerging markets. What is the sustainable premium for Indian equities, if any, and whether the current market multiple makes the market vulnerable to relative underperformance ?

On the long-term relative multiple, Morgan’s opinion is Indian equities deserve to trade at a premium (of around 25-30% versus the historical average of 8%) driven by the factors listed below. [This explains their optimistic target in the past.]

India is likely to add around 10 million new workers to its workforce on an annual basis. As the workforce grows, so will the savings and hence the growth rate. This will be the key driver to profit growth (more…)

Cadila’s Healthy Business – Worth a Look

Cadila Healthcare has created multiple platforms to ensure stable growth over the medium term. It is one of the largest companies in domestic formulations (3.6% market share) with expanding presence across a number of international markets.

Revenues: CDH is targeting revenues of US$1 bn in FY2011E versus revenues of US$620 mn reported in FY2009. To achieve its sales target, CDH needs to grow revenues at a CAGR of 18% in Rupee terms over FY2009-11E. Expect domestic segment (c.60% of revenues) to grow steadily, export formulations will grow at an (more…)

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