28 JUNE 2016
SECTOR: AUTO ANCILLARY
Ramkrishna Forgings Limited
BSE SENSEX
26525
S&P CNX
8127
(INR CRORES)
CMP: INR410 TP: INR490 (+20%)
Buy
Y/E MARCH
Revenue
EBITDA
EBITDA Margin
NP (Adj.)
EPS (Adj.)
EPS Growth
Core ROE (%)
Core ROCE (%)
P/E (x)
P/BV (x)
FY16
881
180
20.5%
55
19.0
-20%
13
11
21.5
2.6
FY17E
1,140
235
20.7%
79
27.4
44%
16
14
14.9
2.2
FY18E
1,404
294
21.0%
118
41.1
50%
20
17
10.0
1.8
KEY FINANCIALS
Diluted Shares (cr)
Market Cap. (Rs cr)
Market Cap. (US$ m)
Past 3 yrs Sales Growth (%)
Past 3 yrs NP Growth (%)
2.9
1,174
173
53%
152%
STOCK DATA
52-W High/Low Range (INR)
Major Shareholders
Promoter
Institutions
Public & Others
Average Daily Turnover(6 months)
Volume
Value (Rs cr)
1/6/12 Month Rel. Performance (%)
1/6/12 Month Abs. Performance (%)
779/265
50.4
21.3
28.4
48,155
1.9
7/-24/-31
6/-22/-36
We recommend to BUY Ramkrishna Forgings Limited for a
target of INR 490 - 12x on FY18E EPS (+20% Upside).
Foray into heavy press forging to enhance scalability:
Ramkrishna Forging has commissioned a 12500Tonne press that allows
it to manufacture complex and heavy forged components including
newer exports-oriented products. This will allow it to tap new
opportunities worth INR30-35bn across US, Europe and India. Peak
revenue potential of the 3 newly added 80,000tonne production capacity
is ~2x FY16 revenue of INR9.4bn. Realisations in complex forged
components are ~10-15% higher versus traditional forgings, thus
entailing superior margins. The company has already secured orders
from global as well as local OEMs for this vertical. RKFL has been
chosen by Tata Motors as an alternate supplier of crankshafts and
front axle beams (after Bharat Forge).
Deepening exports to insulate against domestic cyclical
surprises:
Over the years RKFL has increased exports significantly
and today domestic market contribution has dipped to 57% in FY16
from 75% in FY10. The company has bagged orders from tier 1
component supplier Dana Corp (USD100mn per annum deal) and inked
an annual contract of USD14mn (with potential to scale up to USD30mn
per annum over next 2 years) with another global OEM. We expect
the exports revenue mix to sustain at ~50% levels over the next 3
years as the company ramps up its exports revenues from the new
press lines. Further, with CV cycle recovery expected, the domestic
business is also slated for sharp improvement from current levels.
Revenue to grow at a CAGR of 26% over FY16-18E:
We
estimate a robust 25% production vol CAGR over FY16-18 (vs 3%
over FY12-15) as share of new press lines in the production mix jumps
significantly (to~70% from 10% in FY15) by FY18E. Moreover, higher
share of superior realization complex products will catapult RKFL's
revenue CAGR to 26% over FY16-18, with profits growing (post FY16
dip) at a 47% CAGR over FY16-18. ROE is expected to improve to
20% post a sharp dip in FY16.
Valuations & View:
While there are near-term headwinds in NAFTA
class 8 truck markets, we believe RKFL's prudent shift from
manufacturing lower-end to complex and heavy forged components
lends heft to its medium- to long-term growth trajectory. RKFL's entry
in heavy forged components will raise its ability to compete in the
global forging industry substantially. We expect a healthy PAT CAGR
of 47% from FY16-18E. We maintain the TP of INR 490 valuing the
company at 12x FY18E EPS.
Maximum Buy Price :INR415
Dharmesh Kant (Dharmesh.Kant@motilaloswal.com); Tel: +91 22 30102470 (Earlier Covered by: Ravi Shenoy)
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