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“IMPORTANT TOOLS FOR EQUITY
   RESEARCH AND EQUITY
RESEARCH ON STEEL INDUSTRY”


            Presented By :
               Dhaval Dedhia (08)
INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT

   What is Fundamental Analysis?

   Fundamental Analysis Process

   Fundamental analysis of Bhushan Industries Ltd.

    Future valuation of the stock and interpretation of financial
    statements.
Fundamental Analysis
   Fundamental Analysis seeks to determine a company’s outlook
    based on factors related to the company itself
     Fundamental analysis includes:

         Company Analysis
             Evaluation of the business model
             Financial Statement Analysis
               Ratio Analysis
             Cash Flow Analysis
             Management Analysis
         Economic Analysis
             Economic Forecasts and Trends
         Industry Analysis
Fundamental Analysis Process
   Prior to making an investment recommendation, an Equity
    Analyst conducts fundamental research on a particular company

   This process includes
     Gathering Data

     Building Models and Analyzing Data

     Determining the Business Outlook and Value

     Developing a Recommendation
Data Gathering
   The first step in fundamental analysis is data gathering.
     Data sources include:

         Company specific publications
             Company press releases
             Company website
         Media
             Industry specific publications
             General Media
               Economic times
               CNBC TV 18
Data Gathering
   Additional Data Sources include:
     Quarterly Analyst Calls

     Company Presentations

     Personal Meetings / Conference Calls

           Company officers, competitors, industry experts, suppliers,
            customers, etc.
       Financial Databases
           Balance sheet
           Cash Flow
Building Models
   Equity Research Analysts build economic, industry, and
    company models that will project a company’s stock price.
     These models include:

         Model Inputs
             Impacts of Product Releases
             Seasonality and Trends
               Growth and Profitability
             Foreseen events (e.g. New plant, acquisitions, etc.)
         Model Outputs
             Financial Projections (including dividend projections)
             Ratio Analysis
Building Models
   The models will reflect the economic, industry, and company
    information gathered through the various sources identified
    earlier.

   The models will be updated periodically or when new,
    significant information is released to the public.
Analysis
   Now the Equity Analyst is ready to analyze the data
     Economic Forecast and Analysis

           Economic Growth Models
       Industry Analysis
           Trends in Investment Cycles
           Trends in Technology Advancement
           Competitiveness of the Industry
       Company Forecast and Analysis
           Financial Projections
           Peer Comparison
           Management Analysis
Determining the Business Outlook and
Value
   The business outlook is based on factors related to the current
    and expected strength of the economy, industry, and company.


   The value of the company can be determined by a number of
    valuation methods:
       Discounted Cash Flows
       Dividend Discount Model
       Asset Valuation
       Relative Valuation
Buy / Sell Recommendations
   Based on the investment style, objectives, and research
    conclusions, the Equity Research Analyst provides an
    investment recommendation:
       Buy, Sell, or Hold
   Investment Style Matters
       Value Investor
           A value investor looks to invest in a security that is trading at a
            discount to its fair value and looks to sell when it is trading above
            that value
       Growth Investor
           A growth investor looks to invest in companies with above average
            prospects for growth in the future
Case Study of Bhushan steel ltd.
INTRODUCTION
   Bhushan Steel Ltd formerly known as Bhushan Steel & Strips
    Ltd incorporated in the year 1983.
   Bhushan Steel is now India’s 3rd largest Secondary Steel
    Producer company with an existing steel production capacity of 2
    million tones per annum’s.
   The company has three manufacturing units in the state of Uttar
    Pradesh (Sahibabad Unit), Maharashtra (Khopoli unit), and
    Orissa Plant (Meramandali unit) in India.
   The company is a source for vivid variety of products such as
    Cold Rolled Closed Annealed, Galvanized Coil and Sheet, High
    Tensile Steel Strapping, Colour Coated Coils , Galume Sheets
    and Coils, Hardened & Tempered Steel Strips , Billets, Sponge
    Iron, Precision Tubes and Wire Rod.
Promoters of the company
   Shri Brij Bhushan Singal
    Chairman
   Shri Neeraj Singal
    Vice-Chairman & Managing Director
   Shri Mohan Lal
    Director
   Shri B.B. Tondon
    Director
   Shri V.K. Mehrotra
    Director
Milestones
   Most brilliant milestone in BSL’s journey of excellence is setting
    up of Steel and Power Plant in Orissa.
   On completion of the Plant BSL will be one of the largest
    integrated Hot Rolled Steel and Power complexes of the nation.
   Bhushan Steel has transformed to 3rd largest producer of Cold
    Rolled Steel with an installed capacity of one million tons and
    sales of more than USD 1 Billion.
   Invested in latest technology/equipment without compromising
    over cost.
   BSL has a good debt-servicing track record.
Recognition
   BSL has received ISO 14001:2004 certification for
    Environmental Management System.

   BSL has received ISO/TS 16949:2002 certification for Quality
    Systems.

   It has also received OHSAS 18001:1999 certification for
    health and safety management system.
Share holding pattern (%)



                    67.80%
   29.70%




            1.80%
                             Promoters
                             Fiis
                             others
Raw Matreial Integration
   Coal mine (Patrapada, Orissa): The company is gradually
    progressing with land acquisition towards which it has already
    paid INR1bn. It is confident of completing the balance acquisition
    in FY13. Over all, it will take 1.5‐2.0 years before coal mining
    starts.
   Iron ore (Marsuan‐Tiriba, Orissa): The company has already
    obtained forest approval. The process of prospecting is in
    progress, post which mining lease will have to be obtained. Land
    acquisition is not necessary since the land belongs to the
    government.
Equity issuance of ~USD300‐500mn
in FY13
   Post the INR7bn rights issue in January 2012, the company
    plans to raise another

   ~USD300‐500mn via QIP in the current fiscal depending upon
    capital market scenario.
Miscellaneous
   Current gross debt excluding working capital (INR20bn) is
    INR190bn.

   Current D:E is 2.6x with 9.25% average cost of debt. Debt
    repayment schedule is spread over 10 years with annual
    repayments ranging between INR12bn and INR14bn.

   BSL is in the process of obtaining approvals from consumers
    like GAIL and ONGC and has obtained API certification. It is
    targeting to sell 150kt in FY13.
Key Financials and Market Data of BSL
   Year to March         FY11     FY12     FY13E    FY14E
 Revenues (INR mn)       70,005   99,410   96,754   140,969
   Rev. growth (%)        24.1     42.0    (2.7)     45.7
 EBITDA (INR mn)         20,304   30,037   29,360   43,331

 Net profit (INR mn)     10,051   10,244   9,406    11,039
Share outstanding (mn)    212      212      227      227
     EPS (INR)            47.3     48.2     41.5     48.7
   EPS growth (%)         18.8     1.9     (13.9)    17.4
   Diluted P/E (x)        9.3     10.35     10.5      9.0
   EV/EBITDA (x)          12.6     9.3      10.2      6.7
      ROE (%)             20.5     16.3     12.6     12.7
Valuation Parameters

Year to March    FY10   FY11   FY12    FY13E   FY14E


Diluted PE (x)   10.9   9.3    10.35    10.5    9.0


 Price/BV (x)    2.3    1.6     1.4     1.2     1.1


 EV/Sales (x)    3.6    3.6     2.8     3.1     2.1


EV/EBITDA (x)    13.9   12.6    9.3     10.2    6.7


Dividend yield   0.1    0.1     0.2     0.2     0.2
     (%)
Conclusion
   Current market price = 497.15

   P/E = 10.35

   EPS = 48.05

   INDUSTRY P/E = 9.98

   PRICE TARGET = 9.98*48.05

                      = 479.54

   PEG is 1.90 which is good for the company.

   As a growth investor I would suggest to HOLD on this script. There
    is huge growth in future in this script.
Fundamental analysis

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Fundamental analysis

  • 1. “IMPORTANT TOOLS FOR EQUITY RESEARCH AND EQUITY RESEARCH ON STEEL INDUSTRY” Presented By : Dhaval Dedhia (08)
  • 2. INTRODUCTION OF THE PROJECT  What is Fundamental Analysis?  Fundamental Analysis Process  Fundamental analysis of Bhushan Industries Ltd.  Future valuation of the stock and interpretation of financial statements.
  • 3. Fundamental Analysis  Fundamental Analysis seeks to determine a company’s outlook based on factors related to the company itself  Fundamental analysis includes:  Company Analysis  Evaluation of the business model  Financial Statement Analysis  Ratio Analysis  Cash Flow Analysis  Management Analysis  Economic Analysis  Economic Forecasts and Trends  Industry Analysis
  • 4. Fundamental Analysis Process  Prior to making an investment recommendation, an Equity Analyst conducts fundamental research on a particular company  This process includes  Gathering Data  Building Models and Analyzing Data  Determining the Business Outlook and Value  Developing a Recommendation
  • 5. Data Gathering  The first step in fundamental analysis is data gathering.  Data sources include:  Company specific publications  Company press releases  Company website  Media  Industry specific publications  General Media  Economic times  CNBC TV 18
  • 6. Data Gathering  Additional Data Sources include:  Quarterly Analyst Calls  Company Presentations  Personal Meetings / Conference Calls  Company officers, competitors, industry experts, suppliers, customers, etc.  Financial Databases  Balance sheet  Cash Flow
  • 7. Building Models  Equity Research Analysts build economic, industry, and company models that will project a company’s stock price.  These models include:  Model Inputs  Impacts of Product Releases  Seasonality and Trends  Growth and Profitability  Foreseen events (e.g. New plant, acquisitions, etc.)  Model Outputs  Financial Projections (including dividend projections)  Ratio Analysis
  • 8. Building Models  The models will reflect the economic, industry, and company information gathered through the various sources identified earlier.  The models will be updated periodically or when new, significant information is released to the public.
  • 9. Analysis  Now the Equity Analyst is ready to analyze the data  Economic Forecast and Analysis  Economic Growth Models  Industry Analysis  Trends in Investment Cycles  Trends in Technology Advancement  Competitiveness of the Industry  Company Forecast and Analysis  Financial Projections  Peer Comparison  Management Analysis
  • 10. Determining the Business Outlook and Value  The business outlook is based on factors related to the current and expected strength of the economy, industry, and company.  The value of the company can be determined by a number of valuation methods:  Discounted Cash Flows  Dividend Discount Model  Asset Valuation  Relative Valuation
  • 11. Buy / Sell Recommendations  Based on the investment style, objectives, and research conclusions, the Equity Research Analyst provides an investment recommendation:  Buy, Sell, or Hold  Investment Style Matters  Value Investor  A value investor looks to invest in a security that is trading at a discount to its fair value and looks to sell when it is trading above that value  Growth Investor  A growth investor looks to invest in companies with above average prospects for growth in the future
  • 12. Case Study of Bhushan steel ltd.
  • 13. INTRODUCTION  Bhushan Steel Ltd formerly known as Bhushan Steel & Strips Ltd incorporated in the year 1983.  Bhushan Steel is now India’s 3rd largest Secondary Steel Producer company with an existing steel production capacity of 2 million tones per annum’s.  The company has three manufacturing units in the state of Uttar Pradesh (Sahibabad Unit), Maharashtra (Khopoli unit), and Orissa Plant (Meramandali unit) in India.  The company is a source for vivid variety of products such as Cold Rolled Closed Annealed, Galvanized Coil and Sheet, High Tensile Steel Strapping, Colour Coated Coils , Galume Sheets and Coils, Hardened & Tempered Steel Strips , Billets, Sponge Iron, Precision Tubes and Wire Rod.
  • 14. Promoters of the company  Shri Brij Bhushan Singal Chairman  Shri Neeraj Singal Vice-Chairman & Managing Director  Shri Mohan Lal Director  Shri B.B. Tondon Director  Shri V.K. Mehrotra Director
  • 15. Milestones  Most brilliant milestone in BSL’s journey of excellence is setting up of Steel and Power Plant in Orissa.  On completion of the Plant BSL will be one of the largest integrated Hot Rolled Steel and Power complexes of the nation.  Bhushan Steel has transformed to 3rd largest producer of Cold Rolled Steel with an installed capacity of one million tons and sales of more than USD 1 Billion.  Invested in latest technology/equipment without compromising over cost.  BSL has a good debt-servicing track record.
  • 16. Recognition  BSL has received ISO 14001:2004 certification for Environmental Management System.  BSL has received ISO/TS 16949:2002 certification for Quality Systems.  It has also received OHSAS 18001:1999 certification for health and safety management system.
  • 17. Share holding pattern (%) 67.80% 29.70% 1.80% Promoters Fiis others
  • 18. Raw Matreial Integration  Coal mine (Patrapada, Orissa): The company is gradually progressing with land acquisition towards which it has already paid INR1bn. It is confident of completing the balance acquisition in FY13. Over all, it will take 1.5‐2.0 years before coal mining starts.  Iron ore (Marsuan‐Tiriba, Orissa): The company has already obtained forest approval. The process of prospecting is in progress, post which mining lease will have to be obtained. Land acquisition is not necessary since the land belongs to the government.
  • 19. Equity issuance of ~USD300‐500mn in FY13  Post the INR7bn rights issue in January 2012, the company plans to raise another  ~USD300‐500mn via QIP in the current fiscal depending upon capital market scenario.
  • 20. Miscellaneous  Current gross debt excluding working capital (INR20bn) is INR190bn.  Current D:E is 2.6x with 9.25% average cost of debt. Debt repayment schedule is spread over 10 years with annual repayments ranging between INR12bn and INR14bn.  BSL is in the process of obtaining approvals from consumers like GAIL and ONGC and has obtained API certification. It is targeting to sell 150kt in FY13.
  • 21. Key Financials and Market Data of BSL Year to March FY11 FY12 FY13E FY14E Revenues (INR mn) 70,005 99,410 96,754 140,969 Rev. growth (%) 24.1 42.0 (2.7) 45.7 EBITDA (INR mn) 20,304 30,037 29,360 43,331 Net profit (INR mn) 10,051 10,244 9,406 11,039 Share outstanding (mn) 212 212 227 227 EPS (INR) 47.3 48.2 41.5 48.7 EPS growth (%) 18.8 1.9 (13.9) 17.4 Diluted P/E (x) 9.3 10.35 10.5 9.0 EV/EBITDA (x) 12.6 9.3 10.2 6.7 ROE (%) 20.5 16.3 12.6 12.7
  • 22. Valuation Parameters Year to March FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13E FY14E Diluted PE (x) 10.9 9.3 10.35 10.5 9.0 Price/BV (x) 2.3 1.6 1.4 1.2 1.1 EV/Sales (x) 3.6 3.6 2.8 3.1 2.1 EV/EBITDA (x) 13.9 12.6 9.3 10.2 6.7 Dividend yield 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.2 0.2 (%)
  • 23. Conclusion  Current market price = 497.15  P/E = 10.35  EPS = 48.05  INDUSTRY P/E = 9.98  PRICE TARGET = 9.98*48.05 = 479.54  PEG is 1.90 which is good for the company.  As a growth investor I would suggest to HOLD on this script. There is huge growth in future in this script.

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