FIIS increased their stake, Change in FII holding >5%

👉Indus Towers Ltd

👉Allcargo Gati Ltd

👉Timken India Ltd

👉Aurionpro Solutions Ltd

👉KFin Technologies Ltd

👉Rathi Steel & Power Ltd

👉Hazoor Multi Projects Ltd

👉Cosmic CRF Ltd

👉Hi-Tech Pipes Ltd

Crompton Greaves Consumer 380-435
Expected level 500
Support 348

CG Power signed definitive agreements to acquire a 55% stake in G G Tronics Pvt Ltd, for ₹319.38 Crore

Key Highlights:
➡️Acquisition Details:
🔹Stake Acquired: 55% of G G Tronics
🔹Consideration: Up to ₹319.38 Cr
🔹Method: Combination of purchasing equity shares from GGT Promoters & subscribing to Compulsorily Convertible Preference Shares

➡️Strategic Impact:
🔹GGT, HQed in Bengaluru, specializes in designing & installing Electronic Safety Embedded Signalling Systems for the Railway Transportation segment.

🔹Notable offerings include the Train Collision Avoidance System (#TCAS) and Automatic Train Protection Systems (IRATP/ #KAVACH).

➡️Financial Strength:
🔹Turnover: ₹98.13 Crores (FY23)
🔹PBT: ₹10.84 Crores (As of March 31, 2024)

This acquisition aligns with CG’s strategy to enhance its Railway product portfolio and leverage synergies between the companies.

Budget based picks for beneficial or Positive and Negative

Positive

EMS
ION Exchange
WABAG
SPML
Kaynes Tech
ITC
TBZ
Titan
Indus TOWER
Hind Unilever
Protean E Gov
Antony Waste
NCC
PowerMech
Titan
Dixon
Map my India
Genesys
Team lease
Quess corp
Kalyan jewellers
Titan
Nelco
Tata communications
PG ELECTROPLAST

Negative

Real estate sector
EV automobile sector
Tourism & Hospitality sector

𝐑𝐞𝐜𝐲𝐜𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐞𝐬 𝐢𝐧 𝐈𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐚.

▪️Ion Exchange (India) Ltd - Water Treatment
▪️Va Tech Wabag Ltd - Water Treatment
▪️Jash Engineering Ltd - Water Treatment
▪️Felix Industries Ltd - Water Treatment
▪️GRP Ltd - Tyre Recycling
▪️Tinna Rubber & Infrastructure Ltd - Tyre Recycling
▪️Indag Rubber Ltd - Tyre Recycling
▪️Elgi Rubber Company Ltd - Rubber Recycling
▪️Pondy Oxides & Chemicals Ltd - Lead Recycling
▪️NILE Ltd - Lead Recycling
▪️Eco Recycling Ltd - E-waste Recycling
▪️Cerebra Integrated Technologies Ltd - E-waste Recycling
▪️Gravita India Ltd - Led, Aluminium & Plastic Recycling
▪️Nupur Recyclers Ltd - Metal Scrap Recycling
▪️MSTC Ltd - Auto shredding, Metal Scrap and ship recycling
▪️Ganesha Ecosphere Ltd - Pet Waste Recycling
▪️Antony Waste Handling - Integrated waste management

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Dee Development Engineers case Study

The Company is a leading global process pipe solution provider for industries such as Oil and Gas, Power (INCLUDING NUCLEAR), Process Industries and chemical known for its technical capability to address complex requirements across various industrial segments. It is also the largest player in process piping solutions in India by installed capacity.

Diversified business to various sector

Oil & Gas – 51.5%
Power – 34%
Others – 15%

Strong Order Book: Company has already order book above INR 800 Cr (which is already 1 year revenue order books in hand) and company recently got orders from top companies like JOHN COCKERILL S.A., BELGIUM and John Zink Company LLC an amount of total INR 90 Crs. Respectively.

Financial:

FY24 revenue INR 789 Crs Vs. 596 Cr in FY23 up by 32% in YoY
OPM is nearly at 13%
FY24 PBT INR 26 Cr Vs. 13 Cr in FY23 up by 100% in YoY
PE: 77 (Expensive at present) but re-rating is also possible
Face Value: INR 10, MCAP: 2600 Crs
ROCE: 8.9%, ROE: 6%
Promoter Holding: 70.1%, FIIS: 5.8%, DIIS: 12.1%
Strong OCF: 102 Crs Vs. 14 Crs

Strength:

As per the recent order from John Cockreril which is the Supply of CS, P11, P22, P92 Prefabricated HRSG Piping. According to market data, it is one of the most consumption alloy pipes in boiler industry, heat exchanger, power station, high and super high pressure vessels. This is also being potential of green hydrogen.

View: Overall looks good for Mid to long term perspective although Q1FY25 result is pending. Will update more once company announced their Quarterly result.

Disclaimer: This is not buying/selling recommendation. Please check with your financial advisor to buy/sell the shares.

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712🔥🔥Long term level hit

Updater Services UDS 280-320
Expected level 380
Support 240

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GREEN HYDROGEN COMPANIES ♻️

🔶 *Adani Enterprises*
🔹 M Cap: ₹3,51,177.35 Cr
🔹 Stock P/E: 100.05
🔹 Order Book: The company is investing $2.5 billion in developing a green hydrogen value chain

🔶 *Advait Infratech*
🔹 M Cap: ₹2,061.18 Cr
🔹 Stock P/E: 94.20
🔹 Order Book: Maintenance of 300 kW capacity of electrolyzer & 70 kW capacity fuel cell-based microgrid system with hydrogen production

🔶 *CESC*
🔹 M Cap: ₹22,121.12 Cr
🔹 Stock P/E: 16.08
🔹 Order Book: Won a bid to build a 10,500 MT/annum Green Hydrogen facility in India

🔶 *Confidence Future*
🔹 M Cap: ₹249.20 Cr
🔹 Stock P/E: 57.03
🔹 Order Book: Establishing a manufacturing unit for high-pressure Type-4 Green Hydrogen cylinders in 5 Star MIDC Butibori

🔶 *Everest Kanto Cylinder*
🔹 M Cap: ₹1,838.19 Cr
🔹 Stock P/E: 18.49
🔹 Order Book: Leading producer and exporter in the Green Hydrogen sector by 2030

🔶 *GAIL (India) Limited*
🔹 M Cap: ₹1,51,648.10 Cr
🔹 Stock P/E: 15.32
🔹 Order Book: Aiming to generate 4.3 metric tons of hydrogen per day with 99.999% purity

🔶 *Gensol Engineering*
🔹 M Cap: ₹3,660.79 Cr
🔹 Stock P/E: 68.40
🔹 Order Book: Won its first Green Hydrogen project by being the lowest bidder for NHPC's Kargil Green Hydrogen Mobility Station EPC Project

🔶 *Inox India*
🔹 M Cap: ₹11,632.25 Cr
🔹 Stock P/E: 59.34
🔹 Order Book: Installing cryogenic tanks and systems for storing, transporting, and distributing industrial gases

🔶 *JSW Energy*
🔹 M Cap: ₹1,21,216.48 Cr
🔹 Stock P/E: 62.21
🔹 Order Book: Constructing a 6.5 ktpa green hydrogen production capacity under the Strategic Interventions for Green Hydrogen Transition

🔶 *KPI Green Energy*
🔹 M Cap: ₹11,642.98 Cr
🔹 Stock P/E: 71.92
🔹 Order Book: Current Order Book Profile (~1.23 GW)

🔶 *Larsen & Toubro*
🔹 M Cap: ₹5,05,930.35 Cr
🔹 Stock P/E: 38.07
🔹 Order Book: ₹4,909 billion

🔶 *NTPC (National Thermal Power Corporation)*
🔹 M Cap: ₹3,84,278.88 Cr
🔹 Stock P/E: 18.46
🔹 Order Book: Signed MOUs with various entities for green hydrogen initiatives

🔶 *REC Ltd (Rural Electrification Corporation)*
🔹 M Cap: ₹1,64,813.49 Cr
🔹 Stock P/E: 11.65
🔹 Order Book: Entered into three MoUs amounting to ₹40,000 Cr for developing two projects

🔶 *Reliance Industries*
🔹 M Cap: ₹20,41,956.23 Cr
🔹 Stock P/E: 29.70
🔹 Order Book: Creating sustainable products from green hydrogen and CO2, establishing a 1 GW green hydrogen facility

🔶 *RIR Power Electricals*
🔹 M Cap: ₹1,333.85 Cr
🔹 Stock P/E: 189.74
🔹 Order Book: Developed a 60V, 2000A Rectifier specifically for Green Hydrogen, successfully implemented at the 15 MW Kadodiya plant in Ujjain

🔶 *Sadhana Nitro Chem*
🔹 M Cap: ₹1,995.00 Cr
🔹 Stock P/E: 488.97
🔹 Order Book: Setting up a green hydrogen facility, integrating a 15 MW-20 MW capacity


🔶 *Va Tech Wabag*
🔹 M Cap: ₹8,374.87 Cr
🔹 Stock P/E: 35.72
🔹 Order Book: Order book remains strong at about ₹114 billion

🔶 *Waaree Renewable Technologies*
🔹 M Cap: ₹18,017.82 Cr
🔹 Stock P/E: 121.71
🔹 Order Book: 2,000 MW

Zydus Wellness Limited Study report

Zydus Wellness Limited, a subsidiary of the pharmaceutical company, Zydus Lifesciences formerly known as Cadila Healthcare is a leading consumer wellness company. The company enjoys a pan-India marketing presence through a distribution network which comprises of over 1,700 distributors and has five subsidiaries. Currently, the company has four manufacturing units: one each at Gujrat, Uttar Pradesh and two at Sikkim. Its distribution has been facilitated by investment in 24 integrated warehouses, which can serve both its cold chain and ambient range of brands. The product portfolio includes flagship brands like Sugar Free, Everyuth, Nutralite, Sugarlite and acquired brands like Glucon D, Complan, Nycil and Sampriti Ghee. In FY19, the company entered into a share purchase agreement jointly with Cadila Healthcare Limited to acquire 100% shareholding of Heinz India Private Limited (a subsidiary of Kraftz Heinz) for ₹4,667 cr. During the year, the company expanded its footprint in international markets such as Hongkong, Lebanon, Zimbabwe, Muscat, Ethiopia & Australia and launched new products under the sugar free category (Sugar free D’lite cookies and sugar free D’lite chocolate spread).

#SALES #GROWTH 5 Year CAGR: 22.5%

In FY24, sales increased by 3% YoY to ₹2,328 cr. Company observed a demand recovery across most of the product portfolios and was further fuelled by new launches. The food & nutrition segment continued to face demand pressures, while personal care segment observed a double-digit growth YoY Both Complan and sweeteners portfolio observed positive revival in demand. For Nutralite brand, value growth trails the volume growth due to market driven prices. Also, it witnessed uptick in the urban demand, supported by rural demand converging with that of urban. The international business reported double-digit growth during FY24, led by South Asia and GCC markets. In FY23, sales increased by 12% YoY to ₹2,255 cr, led by decent traction on the back of steady growth in Glucon-D, Everyuth and Nutralite, supported by new launches during the year. Volume growth for FY23 was ~5%. Glucon-D had the highest contribution in Q4 FY23 (seasonal brands).

#EBITDA #GROWTH 5 Year CAGR: 10.7%

In FY24, EBITDA declined by ~9% YoY to ₹308 cr. Company observed a YoY increase in the other expenses mainly on account of rising wages at Ahmedabad and Aligarh facility. Major expenses for the company during FY24 constituted cost of materials consumed 44%, other expenses 17% (majorly towards advertisement & marketing expense, power & fuel and labor charges) and A&P spends 13%. In FY23, EBITDA declined by ~2% YoY to ₹337 cr. Company observed decline in the same owing to an uptrend in key raw material prices.

#PAT #GROWTH 5 Year CAGR: 9.3% 

In FY24, PAT decreased by ~14% YoY to ₹267 cr, owing towards a decline in operating profit and rising financing costs due to increasing working capital loans. Also, it witnessed a significant rise in other income YoY which was largely towards interest income on financial assets. During the period, it incurred a one-time expenditure of ₹14 cr (in Q1 FY24) towards settlement and provision for inventory write off for its Sitarganj plant. Excluding the same, it de-grew by ~9% YoY. The company had tax benefits due to accumulated losses in tax book, section 80I benefit related to two of its manufacturing units in Sikkim and had MAT credits available to them. The benefit related to the same is expected to accrue until FY25. In FY23, PAT increased marginally by 0.5% YoY to ₹310 cr.