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<ul><li>A comfortable launch pipeline (availability of low-cost land bank and scope to accumulate more) would drive bookings/collections CAGR of 18%/39%, respectively, during FY24-27E, generating a healthy cashflow stream.</li><li>This, coupled with a deleveraged balance sheet and likely fund-raise of Rs20bn, would pave the way for a sharp ramp up of the company’s Data Center (DC) business.</li><li>Availability of land/civil structures gives competitive advantage and would aid faster capacity addition (expected @102MW by FY27E; 6MW, as of Q2FY25).</li></ul><p><em>Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.</em></p>

A comfortable launch pipeline (availability of low-cost land bank and scope to accumulate more) would drive bookings/collections CAGR of 18%/39%, respectively, during FY24-27E, generating a healthy cashflow stream.This, coupled with a deleveraged balance sheet and likely fund-raise of Rs20bn, would pave the way for a sharp ramp up of the company’s Data Center (DC) business.Availability of land/civil structures gives competitive advantage and would aid faster capacity addition (expected @102MW by FY27E; 6MW, as of Q2FY25).Content is external broker report sourced from online content aggregator through publicly available sources and is displayed below for general informational purposes only. Refer full disclaimer below.

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<li>The headline Indian mid cap indices are still expensive, despite a sharp decline since late September. However, when adjusted for growth, many fundamentally attractive mid-caps are cheap.</li>
<li>We screen mid-caps with PEG&lt;1.3x, consensus Buy recommendations and increasing consensus EPS estimates over the past six months. We choose well-covered stocks so that the consensus estimates are meaningful.</li>
<li>Our basket of 20 contains six financial stocks, five materials, four industrials and three consumer discretionaries. Many pertain to the themes of renewable energy, data centers, healthcare, tourism and infrastructure.</li>
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The headline Indian mid cap indices are still expensive, despite a sharp decline since late September. However, when adjusted for growth, many fundamentally attractive mid-caps are cheap.
We screen mid-caps with PEG&lt;1.3x, consensus Buy recommendations and increasing consensus EPS estimates over the past six months. We choose well-covered stocks so that the consensus estimates are meaningful.
Our basket of 20 contains six financial stocks, five materials, four industrials and three consumer discretionaries. Many pertain to the themes of renewable energy, data centers, healthcare, tourism and infrastructure.


Asian Equities: Twenty Attractive and Cheap Indian Mid-Caps

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<li>India's data center market currently holds an approximately 3% share globally, despite generating 20% of the world's data which signifies the scope of opportunity.</li>
<li>ICRA projects India's data center operational capacity to more than 2x with an estimated investment of Rs. 50k-55k Crs fueled by the increasing demand for colocation services.</li>
<li>Management of key players like <a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/tata-communications-ltd" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:20892:1" rel="noopener">Tata Communications (TCOM IN)</a> and <a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/anant-raj-ltd" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:15878:1" rel="noopener">Anant Raj Ltd (ARCP IN)</a> highlight the immense growth potential of the Indian data center market.</li>
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India's data center market currently holds an approximately 3% share globally, despite generating 20% of the world's data which signifies the scope of opportunity.
ICRA projects India's data center operational capacity to more than 2x with an estimated investment of Rs. 50k-55k Crs fueled by the increasing demand for colocation services.
Management of key players like Tata Communications (TCOM IN) and Anant Raj Ltd (ARCP IN) highlight the immense growth potential of the Indian data center market.


Data Center: How Indian Companies Are Capitalizing on the Digital Boom?

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Sudarshan Bhandari

India Equity Analyst - Fundamental & Thematic

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<a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/sify-technologies-ltd" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:37436:1" rel="noopener">Sify Technologies (SIFY US)</a> is planning a Rs. 3,000 crore IPO for its data centre subsidiary, Sify Infinite Spaces, aiming to unlock significant hidden value and realign its market valuation.</li>
<li>The IPO underscores rapid growth in India's data centre market, driven by Digital India and 5G, offering a strategic edge with lower capital costs versus global peers.</li>
<li>Investors can capitalize on a notable valuation arbitrage, as Sify’s data centre arm is vastly undervalued compared to the parent’s market cap, promising long-term upside.</li>
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Sify Technologies (SIFY US) is planning a Rs. 3,000 crore IPO for its data centre subsidiary, Sify Infinite Spaces, aiming to unlock significant hidden value and realign its market valuation.
The IPO underscores rapid growth in India's data centre market, driven by Digital India and 5G, offering a strategic edge with lower capital costs versus global peers.
Investors can capitalize on a notable valuation arbitrage, as Sify’s data centre arm is vastly undervalued compared to the parent’s market cap, promising long-term upside.


Sify Technologies: Unlocking Value with Data Centre IPO

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Anant Raj Limited is a real estate development company. The Company develops malls, residential, and commercial properties.

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Anant Raj Ltd (ARCP IN)

Anant Raj - Pressing the Pedal on Growth

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Emkay

Asian Equities: Twenty Attractive and Cheap Indian Mid-Caps

Indian midcap indices are pricey despite recent drop, but many fundamentally strong midcaps offer value when growth is factored in. Our screen on...

Manishi Raychaudhuri

Data Center: How Indian Companies Are Capitalizing on the Digital Boom?

India's data center market has huge growth potential, with ICRA projecting a 2x increase in operational capacity and significant investments...

Nimish Maheshwari

Sify Technologies: Unlocking Value with Data Centre IPO

Sify Technologies plans Rs. 3,000 crore IPO for data centre subsidiary, aiming to unlock hidden value and capitalize on India's growing data...

Sudarshan Bhandari

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Anant Raj - Pressing the Pedal on Growth

A comfortable launch pipeline (availability of low-cost land bank and scope to accumulate more) would drive bookings/collections CAGR of 18%/39%,...

Emkay

Asian Equities: Twenty Attractive and Cheap Indian Mid-Caps

​Indian midcap indices are pricey despite recent drop, but many fundamentally strong midcaps offer value when growth is factored in. Our screen on...

Manishi Raychaudhuri

Data Center: How Indian Companies Are Capitalizing on the Digital Boom?

​India's data center market has huge growth potential, with ICRA projecting a 2x increase in operational capacity and significant investments...

Nimish Maheshwari

Sify Technologies: Unlocking Value with Data Centre IPO

​Sify Technologies plans Rs. 3,000 crore IPO for data centre subsidiary, aiming to unlock hidden value and capitalize on India's growing data...

Sudarshan Bhandari

Indian midcap indices are pricey despite recent drop, but many fundamentally strong midcaps offer value when growth is factored in. Our screen on...

India's data center market has huge growth potential, with ICRA projecting a 2x increase in operational capacity and significant investments...

Sify Technologies plans Rs. 3,000 crore IPO for data centre subsidiary, aiming to unlock hidden value and capitalize on India's growing data...