Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Multibagger: Shiv-Vani Oil & Gas Exploration

Multi Bagger: Shiv-Vani Oil & Gas Exploration Recommended Price 140.00
PN Vijay, Portfolio Manager Report Dated: Jan 01, 2009
Company Profile:Incorporated in 1989, Shiv-Vani has rapidly evolved to emerge as a key player in the upstream sector of the hydrocarbon industry. It went public in 1993. Headquartered in New Delhi, the company offers a wide spectrum of services in the field of oil and natural gas exploration and production. It provides short-hole drilling services to ONGC and it is globally recognized for its proven expertise in exploration, production and allied services. It provides a complete suite of onshore activities and offshore operations. It is the only integrated CBM (Coal Bed Methane) services provider in India and successfully pioneered horizontal and directional drilling in the country to enhance CBM procurement.Financial Position:In Financial year ending 31st Mar 08 (company has changed the year to 31st March from 2008), Shiv-Vani’s net revenue grew by an impressive 107.33% from Rs 276.8 crore to Rs 574 crore (15 Month ending 31st December 2006. This was due to high order inflows during the period, which was supported by increased fleet base and high realizations. The EBIDTA grew by 129.2% to Rs 222 crore. The net profit also increased by 190% to Rs 107.5 crore from Rs 37 crore. Even though the interest costs and total expenses in FY’08 were higher, the net profit showed excellent improvement due to high operational income. The expenses and raw material cost as a percentage of sales declined in 2008. Other operational expenses as a percentage of sales also showed a decline during the period under review.During this financial year also, Shiv-Vani has continued its growth trajectory. For the second quarter FY’09 net sales grew by 92.4% to Rs 187.24 crore from Rs 97.34 crore in the second quarter FY’08. The EBIDTA also showed an increase of 148% to Rs 90.81 crore. The net profit increased by 140.5% to Rs 47.58 crore from Rs 19.78 crore.FCCB Conversion:The entire FCCBs (Foreign currency Convertible Bonds) issue of USD 55 million (except USD 0.5 Million equivalent to 500 Bonds were redeemed) got converted into 92,08,356 Equity Shares. As on 31st March 2008, there were no outstanding FCCBs for conversion/ redemption. Due to conversion of FCCBs, the net worth of the Company has increased by Rs 250.31 crore during the period. The company has allotted 60,00,000 warrants on 29th March, 2008, convertible into equal number of Equity Shares in the company within 18 months from the date of allotment.The shareholders funds stood at Rs 655 crore as on 31st March 2008. The secured loans and the unsecured loans are Rs 732 crore. The Debt equity is more than 1.
Investment Positives: Shiv-Vani is the biggest private sector rig owner & operator in India specializing in onshore and offshore operations. It has lined up a fleet of 21 onshore rigs (one of the largest in India after ONGC), four seismic data acquisition equipment; four crew boats; seven compressors; 233 drilling rigs and 425 logistic support vehicles. It is one of the few companies in India to own an onshore rig equipped with Top Drive System.Shiv-Vani has joined hands with the Energy Sector world leaders in Russia, USA, China, Malaysia, UAE, Canada, Germany and other countries.It has an order book of Rs 4800 crore out of which Rs 4100 crore is executable over a three-year period. For executing this order book, the company is likely to incur a capex of Rs 600 crore in FY09. It has enough funding for this.Rise in the prices of rig in the coming years will help the company to earn more revenues in its contracts as it has acquired rigs at lower prices.
Concerns: Weakening of the Rupee and delay in order execution will affect profitability. But the Company has an excellent track record in executing orders.The somewhat high level of debt raises some concerns though the FCCBs have all got converted.
During the early months of 2008 Shiv-vani outperformed Nifty. The fall in the price of Shiv-Vani was less than the fall in Nifty and the rise in the price of the stock was greater than the Index. From September the stock has fallen to a great extent, making the share undervalued. Taking into account the prospects of the company the share is a good buy at the current price.
Valuation: Shiv-Vani has shown a superlative financial performance for the FY’08. It is expected to have an annualized EPS of around Rs 43.36 per share for FY09. At CMP of Rs 140, it trades at an attractive P/E of 3.23. The PEG ratio comes to 0.023. We recommend the stock as an excellent investment with a target price of Rs 400 in 12 months.
Source: Internet (Poweryourtrade.com)

Stock Idea: Ahluwalia Contracts India

Ahluwalia Contracts India has been in the limelight yesterday. Its stock price was up locked at the 5% upper limit and it ended the day at Rs.33.70. Investor fancy was back on this counter on news that it has bagged orders worth Rs 394.01 crore. And post this order, its order book stands at Rs 4150 crore as on 31 December 2008, which is nearly 5 times its sales in the year ended March 2008.
This is being viewed by the analysts as a great news and reflects very good going for the company in the coming fiscal. These projects are to be executed over a period of 24 months so this naturally means that in FY10, the company will have a robust growth and the future looks bright.
The going has been good for the company. In the second quarter ended 30th September 2008, the company posted a very healthy 60.5% rise in net sales on a YoY. EBITDA was up 45% and PAT grew 19% at Rs. 14.52 crore. The company's current equity is Rs 12.55 crore. Face value per share is Rs 2. The revenue guidance for FY10, based on the back of the order book looks promising a growth of 40% is expected in the topline.
This Delhi based company is engaged in constructing wide range of structural buildings such as healthcare facilities, hotels, educational institutions, information technology parks and corporate office premises. Despite the slowdown in the sector, the company is poised to do well and this change in fortune is on the back of this huge order which has come in yesterday. Stay invested.
Source: sptulsian.com

Intraday Trading Calls for 06th January

Indian Stock Market may open positive but profit booking expected at higher levels, so a flat closing expected.

Today's Intraday Stock Tips / Trading Calls (Keep strict Stop Loss for Each Trade):

SCRIP NAME

TRIGGER

PRICE

TARGET 1

TARGET 2

HDIL

Buy Above

143.60

148.25

154.00

Sell Below

140.05

136.45

132.00

ORCHID CHEMICAL

Buy Above

106.70

111.35

116.00

Sell Below

103.50

100.05

96.00

ZEE ENTER

Buy Above

152.80

157.25

162.00

Sell Below

149.70

145.60

141.00

ADLABS FILMS

Buy Above

203.60

208.45

215.00

Sell Below

199.40

195.15

190.00

APTECH

Buy Above

102.70

107.20

112.00

Sell Below

99.35

96.00

92.00

ICSA

Buy Above

150.80

156.25

162.00

Sell Below

148.35

144.25

140.00

ROLTA

Buy Above

128.20

133.45

138.00

Sell Below

125.15

121.35

116.00

Short to Med Term Delivery Buy:
Buy at CMP and at decline also: Rajesh Exports (531500) CMP Rs. 26/- Target Rs. 38-45/-.
GOOD LUCK

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