Analysts Picks, Sail, Unity Infraprojects, Zee, Ranbaxy
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IDFC-SSKI Securities has initiated coverage on Steel Authority of India (SAIL) with a ���neutral��� rating. ���At 8.9x (times) FY09E (estimated) and 8.7x FY10E earnings, the stock trades in line with global peers. Though SAIL offers long-term value, given its iron ore reserves and scale of capacity ramp-up beyond FY10, the stock is fairly priced at 8.7x FY10E earnings,��� the institutional brokerage said in a client note.
Considering the multiple re-rating seen in the last few years and just 5% earnings CAGR (compounded annual growth rate) over FY08-10E, the brokerage sees little scope for further re-rating. IDFC-SSKI sees some pain for SAIL in the near-term. ���Steel price increases for SAIL, hostage to regulatory intervention, would be insufficient to pass on the incremental impact of a three times rise in international prices of coking coal. This, along with a hefty wage bill hike, would lead to a 12% drop in EBITDA (earnings before interest taxation depreciation and amortisation)/ tonne over FY08-10,��� it added.
Unity Infraprojects
CMP: Rs 399.95
Target Price: Rs 955
Zee Entertainment
CMP: Rs 220.15
Target Price: Rs 243
Goldman Sachs has maintained its ���neutral��� rating on Zee Entertainment while lowering its 12-month price target to Rs 243 from around Rs 286 to reflect lower growth in the medium term.���We cut our mid-term EPS growth estimate (CAGR FY2009E-12E) to 21% from 29%, due to lower-than-expected subscription revenues and slower advertising growth from FY2010E with increasing competition in the Hindi general entertainment TV channel genre,��� the investment bank said in a client note. ���We raise FY2009E (12%) and FY2010E (2%) estimates on lower Zee Next losses and higher sports syndication revenues.We forecast 25% growth in advertising revenues in FY2009E,��� it added.
CMP: Rs 525.30
Target Price: Rs 553
Puravankara Projects
CMP: Rs 171.30
Target Price: Rs 245
Merrill Lynch has initiated coverage on Puravankara with a ���buy��� rating and price target of Rs 245, a 15% discount to its net asset value of Rs 288. ���Our NAV is based on property price assumptions being lower by 10-20% below the current prices and the sale of the entire land bank in 12 years instead of company expectation of 7-8 years. In our view the current stock price is discounting a decline of 10% over our volume sales assumptions during FY09-10 and pricing decline of 10% over our base case which we feel are unreasonable,��� the investment bank said in a client note. ���Our call is supported by the premium brand, beneficiary of the long term growth of IT/ITES (information technology/ IT-enabled services), strong balance sheet and experienced management. Our confidence in PO (price targets) reflects from the sales of 50% of projects under development,��� it added.
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