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India: Mahindra & Mahindra, Suprajit Engineering, Tata Consultancy Svcs and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Mahindra & Mahindra – Equity Infusion at a ‘Too Good’ to Be True Valuation
  • Suprajit Engineering – Replicating Indian Success on the Global Platform
  • Tata Consultancy Services – Steady as of Now but Visibility and Order Inflow Seem Challenges

Mahindra & Mahindra – Equity Infusion at a ‘Too Good’ to Be True Valuation

By Nirmal Bang

  • Demand trend and outlook: M&M is seeing strong demand for its products and expects this growth momentum to continue, backed by a robust order book (~170k). 
  • It has launched the new Scorpio N in June’22, which is further expected to propel overall bookings.
  • Furthermore, we expect tractor volume to grow at low single digits in FY23, driven by the good monsoon season and higher rural incomes.

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Suprajit Engineering – Replicating Indian Success on the Global Platform

By Nirmal Bang

  • Exports to drive growth ahead of industry in Automotive Cables business: SEL is the market leader in Automotive Cables with a ~75% market share in 2W OEMs (48% of segment revenue) and ~32% in 4W OEMs (18% of segment revenue).
  • While we believe that in 2W and 4W OEMs, the company will grow in line with industry growth, the next leg of outperformance will be led by pick-up in exports.
  • Exports contribute ~18% to the Auto Cable revenue.

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Tata Consultancy Services – Steady as of Now but Visibility and Order Inflow Seem Challenges

By Nirmal Bang

  • Macro not hitting demand yet: TCS indicated that order pipeline velocity and deal closures continue to be strong.
  • While client conversations at the CXO levels see great deal of discussions on the macro challenges, they have not translated into spending cuts yet.
  • TCS stated that it has been constantly polling clients to see whether there is an early indication of demand softening, and as of now there is none to speak of.

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