In today’s briefing:
- Adani Group – MSCI’s Special Treatment Gets More Special, and Partially Delayed, and Possibly Worse
- NIFTY NEXT50 / NIFTY100 Index Rebalance: 5 Changes + Capping = Big Turnover
- Kolte Patil: Q4FY23 Is All Set to Bring a Strong Close to FY23
- Weekly Wrap – 17 Feb 2023
- Nesco: Business Is Now As Usual Similar to Pre-COVID Level
- RPPL: Q3FY23 Was Seasonally Weak As Expected, But Q4FY23 Is On Track To Be Strong
Adani Group – MSCI’s Special Treatment Gets More Special, and Partially Delayed, and Possibly Worse
- On 8 February, MSCI announced special treatment for the Adani names in its indices, discussed in Adani Group – MSCI Will Treat Very Adani Funds as a Very Special Case.
- Late on 15 February they came out with a revision of their implementation – which was problematic because some stocks had gone limit down many days in a row.
- The stocks responded. But it clearly isn’t an easy implementation, and it clearly isn’t over.
NIFTY NEXT50 / NIFTY100 Index Rebalance: 5 Changes + Capping = Big Turnover
- ABB India Ltd (ABB IN), Adani Wilmar (AWLTD IN), Canara Bank (CBK IN), Page Industries (PAG IN) and Varun Beverages Ltd (VBL IN) will be added to the index.
- Bandhan Bank Ltd (BANDHAN IN), Biocon Ltd (BIOS IN), Gland Pharma Ltd (GLAND IN), Mphasis Ltd (MPHL IN) and Paytm (PAYTM IN) will be deleted from the index.
- Given the large drop in the stock prices of the Adani Group companies, capping changes will result in buying on all non-F&O stocks in the index.
Kolte Patil: Q4FY23 Is All Set to Bring a Strong Close to FY23
- Kolte Patil reported weaker than expected Q3FY23 accounting earnings due to slight delay in arrival of OC for some projects. However, sales velocity and business development activity was robust.
- Reported Q3FY23 earnings had weak margins due to revenue contribution from two low-margin projects.
- Q4FY23 is on track to be strong both in terms of reported earnings (which depends on the timing of OC) and sales velocity.
Weekly Wrap – 17 Feb 2023
Lucror Analytics Weekly Wraps provide an overview of all Morning Views comments and reports published by our analyst team in the past week, and also showcase a list of the most-read reports.
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Nesco: Business Is Now As Usual Similar to Pre-COVID Level
- BEC revenues continue to match the pre-COVID level suggesting that the business has now normalized fully post-COVID. COVID led shift in working habits has had no structural impact.
- IT Office Leasing revenues grew 6%+ QoQ, led by the improvement in occupancy rates. Profitability also improved led by operating efficiencies.
- BEC’s EBIT margin came in significantly lower than expected due to one-off expense of INR 15cr for demolition of a factory shed to build a new exhibition hall.
RPPL: Q3FY23 Was Seasonally Weak As Expected, But Q4FY23 Is On Track To Be Strong
- Q3FY23 tends to be the weakest quarter seasonally. Volume de-growth was -10% QoQ, in line with the expectation as per historical seasonality trend.
- Q4FY23 is all set to be a strong quarter. Management is confident of closing FY23 as per the previously stated revenue and margin guidance.
- The new value-added segment, Barrier Packaging, has started to contribute meaningfully to the revenue. Tube Laminates, another value-added segment, will also start to contribute soon.
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