Daily BriefsIndustrials

Industrials: Adani Enterprises, Japan Airport Terminal Co, China Conch Environment Protection Holdings, Ashoka Buildcon, Container Corp of India, Praj Industries and more

In today’s briefing:

  • NIFTY Indices: Quiddity Leaderboard for September 2022
  • Japan Airport (9706): Not the Best Proxy for Japan Reopening.
  • Conch Environment (587 HK): Don’t Overly Bet on the Blue Sky Scenario
  • Ashoka Buildcon Ltd – EPC Business Outlook Robust; Awaiting Further Asset Sale
  • Container Corporation of India – No Clarity yet on Land Licence Fees; Higher Ca
  • Praj Industries Ltd – Growth Engines Fired, Aided by Strong Execution

NIFTY Indices: Quiddity Leaderboard for September 2022

By Janaghan Jeyakumar, CFA

  • The NIFTY Index Family has a series of broad equity indices that represents large, mid and small market capitalisation segments of the Indian public equity market.
  • The review of broad market indices will be done on a semi-annual basis and the changes will be implemented at the end of March and September every year.
  • Below is a look at the names leading the race to become Adds and Deletes for NIFTY 50, NIFTY 100, and NIFTY 500 in September 2022.

Japan Airport (9706): Not the Best Proxy for Japan Reopening.

By Henry Soediarko

  • Japan’s reopening has started and pre-departure and on arrival tests for vaccinated tourists have also been abolished. 
  • The beneficiary of this theme is less obvious for Japan Airport Terminal Co (9706 JP) while it is very obvious for Keisei Electric Railway Co (9009 JP)
  • Japan Airport is trading at a PBR premium to Keisei while the former has a higher debt than the latter. 

Conch Environment (587 HK): Don’t Overly Bet on the Blue Sky Scenario

By Osbert Tang, CFA

  • The sharp plunge in share price of China Conch Environment Protection Holdings (587 HK) has not yet brought its valuations back to more reasonable levels and we see more downside.
  • Its 10.1x PER for FY22F is at a significant premium over peer average. Even taking into account the impressive ROE, we still cannot find justifications for its high P/B multiple.  
  • Negative catalysts include overly aggressive expansion target, slower profit growth than rise in capacity and surge in gearing and finance costs – they will potentially lead to earnings disappointment.

Ashoka Buildcon Ltd – EPC Business Outlook Robust; Awaiting Further Asset Sale

By Nirmal Bang

  • 4QFY22 performance: ASBL’s revenue grew by 12.4% YoY to Rs15.6bn (4% ahead of our estimate), led by strong order execution while absolute EBITDA at Rs1.56bn declined by 22% YoY (in-line with our estimate). EBITDA margin came in at 10%, which was down 448bps YoY and 50bps lower than our expectation.
  • Highest-ever orderbook at Rs137bn: The total OB as on 31st March’22 stood at Rs137.3bn, which included Rs79bn of road projects.
  • Update on asset business: The company has already signed SPA for the sale of 5 BOT projects to KKR and 1 BOT project to NIIF, which will be concluded this year.

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Container Corporation of India – No Clarity yet on Land Licence Fees; Higher Ca

By Nirmal Bang

  • (1) The company has paid LLF of Rs4.65bn in FY22 against expectation of Rs4.50bn (as stated by management).
  • (2) Export volume grew marginally by 0.5% QoQ in 4QFY22 due to container shortage amid the Russia- Ukraine crisis and higher freight costs.
  • (3) The land policy is still under discussion with the government.

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Praj Industries Ltd – Growth Engines Fired, Aided by Strong Execution

By Axis Direct

  • Strong Demand for Domestic Grain: During Q4FY22,66% of the new orderbook was for Grain-based capacity(starchy feedstock), indicating momentum in Grain-based distilleries.
  • Key Business Updates: India has achieved the highest-ever Ethanol blend of ~10% in 2022.
  • Strong Execution: The company is witnessing more growth in Grain-based distilleries which has reduced the seasonality of the business which was predominantly based on the sugar cycle.
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