fund portfolio for today: public sector banks result review 3qfy14

26th Feb 2014

Most of PSBs profitability were declined due to higher operating cost, surge in provisions and contingencies and creation of DTL special reserve.

But declining profitability and deteriorating asset quality is not a concern but structure damage of balance sheet. Going forward banks with

higher CASA base and healthy growth in deposits would able to protect margin and hence profitability. Post result we like SBI, Union Bank and

UCO Bank due to their structural improvement in balance sheet, operating and financial metrics.

............................................................................ ( Page : 2-3)

Bank’s performance was lower than our expectation in all fronts and reported very weak set of numbers. Operating as well as financials metrics

were remained muted. Profitability was declined by 67% YoY despite of tax reversal owing to muted growth in NII and higher operating

expenses. We are pessimist about the growth parameters. We have neutral view on the stock. .............................................................. ( Page :

18- 22 )

Bank of Baroda’s profitability was up by 3.6% YoY due to right back of depreciation provisions. Bank’s operating and financials metrics were

remained muted except healthy loan growth. Margin compressed sequentially but management guided domestic NIM of 3% from present of

2.95% which seems achievable if we look at balance sheet structure. We value bank at Rs.634/share which implies 0.75 times of FY14E’s book

value. ......................................................................... ( Page : 23- 27)

BANKBARODA : "BUY" 21th Feb 2014

IEA-Equity

Strategy

DENA BANK : "Neutral" 24th Feb 2014

26th Feb, 2014

Edition : 214

Vardhman Textiles : "BUY" 24th Feb 2014

Nestle India :"The nest becomes weaker" "Neutral" 24th Feb 2014

For 4QCY13, Nestle Ind reported below numbers than street expectations in all counts, sales grew by 4.7%(YoY) led by 3.7% domestic growth

and 20.9% export growth. Its domestic sales contribute 94% and exports 6% of sales. While, PAT marginally declined by 0.7% on YoY basis. At a

CMP of Rs 5043, stock trades at 15.9x P/BV of CY14E. We have a “Neutral” view on stock. .................................................................. ( Page : 12-

14)

Considering the favourable export scenario and completion of capacity expansions, we remain positive on FY14. We, hereby, initiate our

coverage with Vardhman Textiles to BUY with a target price of Rs.412 . Currently the stock is trading at 0.8x p/b , we cut our Earning parameter

for FY15 and cut p/b to 0.7x for FY15 . Looking at the current earning growth and environment the stock is looking very good but due to lack of

trigeers in FY15 we are really conservative for FY15 . ................................................. ( Page : 15-17)

Public Sector Banks Result Review 3QFY14

AXIS BANK : "BOOK PART

PROFIT "25th Feb 2014

We advice our investor to book part profit in Axis Bank as bank has achieve our target price level of Rs.1217. We still stick to our valuation on

account of bank’s uncomfortable earnings and asset quality stress. Bank’s profitability was up by 19% YoY on the back of right back of

investment depreciation provisions. Exposure to risky sector remained high which would keep asset quality under stress. These factors compel

us to value bank at 1.5 times of FY14E’s book value......................................................... ( Page : 7-11)

SHREE CEMENT. "BOOK PROFIT " 25th Feb 2014

The stock is trading at 4x in 1 yr forward P/B chart.we believe for the current market scenario the price is fare enough to trade.But looking at

future capex plans and sluggish demand we belive the earnings and profitability of Shree cement may fall for the next two consecutive

quarters.The profitability may fall due to incrising depriciation.Till now the company's depriciation level is stable but it may surprise further.so

we recommend its a better pic to book profit. ................................................................. ( Page : 4-6)

Narnolia Securities Ltd,

India Equity AnalyticsDaily Fundamental Report on Indian Equities

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Please refer to the Disclaimers at the end of this Report.

Net interest income of our universe grew by 10.4% YoY on the back of margin

expansion on YoY basis along with moderate to healthy loan growth. In our coverage

universe, Bank of India and UCO Bank were reported healthy NII growth whereas

Andhra Bank reported 10.6% YoY declined in NII. SBI reported NII growth of 13 YoY

largely due to loan growth of 17% while margin was declined by 12 bps and flat at

QoQ basis.

Moderate NII growth in the system due to muted loan growth

Operating profit of our universe was declined by 1.5% YoY on the back of higher

cost against employee provisions, operating cost and non supportive other income.

Most of PSBs were reported negative growth in their other income led by lower

corporate fee income. In our universe ALBK, Bank of India and UCO bank reported

healthy operating profit. But we have not seen improvement of operating metrics in

these banks. Operating leverage of PSBs bank has been increasing led higher wage

provisions and branch expansion.

Lower operating profit on account of higher wage settlement provisions and

cost related to branch expenses


Profitability declined led by higher operating expenses, higher provisions and

creation of DTL special reserve

Earnings growth of Public Sector Banks (PSBs) are remained weak largely due to

higher operating expenses led by employee provisions and surged in provisions and

contingencies and higher tax provision for DTL special reserve as per RBI’s

suggestion. In our banking coverage universe, profitability declined by 27% YoY and

11.5% QoQ. UCO Bank reported 208% YoY growth while Andhra Bank de-grew by

82% YoY.

Nifty Vs Bank Nifty during Year

Loan (Rs tn) and YoY Gr(%)

Asset quality deterioration sequentially on account of tight liquidity condition

and rising interest rate

Most of PSBs reported 10 to 20% deterioration in asset quality sequentially while

United Bank’s GNPA and net NPA were 11% and 7.5% of gross advance and net

advance respectively and fresh slippages were 16% (annualized). On slippage front

some banks like PNB, Bank of Baroda, Union Bank and UCO bank showed some

strength. But in tight economy condition and rising interest rate scenario, asset

quality pressure would continue. Banks with higher coverage ratio would be

protected. PNB and Bank of Baroda are in better place and their management

commentaries reflect some confidence on asset quality issue.


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Worry about the structure damage of balance sheet, declined profit is not matter

Outlook

Most of PSBs are trading at lower range of valuation multiple owing to absence of core

earnings, operating leverage, deteriorating asset quality and higher amount of restructure

assets that are in pipeline. Most of banking stocks reported moderate revenue and profit

growth owing to multiple headwinds. In near term we are not seeing improvement in

economic condition and asset quality pressure are expected to remain in the system due

to tight liquidity situation and rising interest rate. Post result we like SBI, Union Bank and

UCO Bank due to their structural improvement in balance sheet, operating and financial

metrics.

Result Snapshot

We are not worried about the declining trend of PSBs profitability but to worry about the

structural damage of balance sheet. Most of PSBs were reported moderate to healthy

loan growth but their deposits and CASA growth were absent. In rising interest rate

scenario, banks with higher low cost deposits would be able to report healthy NII growth

on the back of margin expansion and would absorb operating cost. In our sense, PSBs

would either have to improve their cost structure or improve deposits franchise to report

growth at operating profit level. On cost structure front, we are pessimist as PSBs have

higher numbers of unproductive employee than private banks and their salary at lower to

middle level management are no means less than private sector banks. So banks with

higher deposits growth and strong CASA would be able to report healthy growth going

forward. We have buy rating on SBI on the back of its high CASA base and reasonable

valuation despite of bank’s profitability was declined by 34% YoY.


PSU BANKS NII PPP Net Profit NII PPP Net Profit NII PPP Net Profit NII PPP Net Profit NII PPP Net Profit

ALBK 1336 1008 325 1309 1154 276 1330 860 311 0.4 17.2 4.7 2.0 -12.6 18.0

ANDHRABANK 868 522 46 1045 643 71 971 712 257 -10.6 -26.8 -82.3 -16.9 -18.9 -35.5

BANKBARODA 3057 2197 1048 2895 2125 1168 2841 2256 1012 7.6 -2.6 3.6 5.6 3.4 -10.3

BANKINDIA 2719 2144 586 2527 2102 622 2308 1856 803 17.8 15.5 -27.0 7.6 2.0 -5.8

CANBK 2191 1425 626 2191 1425 626 1988 1516 714 10.2 -6.0 -12.3 0.0 0.0 0.0

DENABANK 661 371 68 107 369 625 615 443 206 7.5 -16.3 -67.1 517.7 0.5 -89.2

IOB 1398 961 75 1452 791 133 1382 1017 116 1.2 -5.5 -35.3 -3.7 21.5 -43.6

ORIENTBANK 1230 858 224 1281 825 251 1204 926 326 2.2 -7.3 -31.2 -3.9 4.0 -10.6

PNB 4221 2702 755 4016 2535 505 3733 2682 1306 13.1 0.8 -42.2 5.1 6.6 49.6

SBIN 12641 7618 2235 12251 6312 2375 11154 7791 3396 13.3 -2.2 -34.2 3.2 20.7 -5.9

SYNDIBANK 1359 806 380 1411 811 470 1400 864 508 -3.0 -6.8 -25.2 -3.7 -0.7 -19.2

UCOBANK 1566 1137 315 1569 1166 400 1177 831 102 33.0 36.8 208.4 -0.2 -2.5 -21.4

UNIONBANK 1964 1262 349 1954 1225 208 1891 1358 302 3.8 -7.1 15.5 0.5 3.0 67.8

VIJAYABANK 495 168 11 705 273 136 456 261 127 8.5 -35.7 -91.0 -29.8 -38.6 -91.6

Total 34369 22170 6717 33404 20601 7590 31120 22513 9175 10.4 -1.5 -26.8 2.9 7.6 -11.5

3QFY14 2QFY14 3QFY13 YoY Growth QoQ Growth

SHREE CEMENT.

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Absolute 8.2 9.5 8.1

Rel. to Nifty 9.5 3.8 4.0

2QFY14 1QFY14 4QFY13

Promoters 64.8 64.8 64.8

FII 8.2 8.2 8.1

DII 5.9 5.7 5.9 MAT Credit support the buttom line :Others 21.2 21.3 21.2

Financials : Q2FY14 Y-o-Y % Q-o-Q % Q2FY13 Q1FY14

Revenue 1318 -7.7 5.6 1428 1248

EBIDTA 271 -24.7 8.8 360 249

Net Profit 115 -46.9 -32.9 217 172

EPS 33 -46.9 -32.9 62 49

EBIDTA% 21 -18.4 3.1 25 20

NPM% 9 -42.5 -36.5 15 14(In Crs)

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CMP

Target Price


Stock Performance-%

Share Holding Pattern-%

1 yr Forward P/B

Source - Comapany/EastWind Research

On the expansion front :

During the Quarter Company got MAT (minimum alternative tax) credit entitlement of

Rs9.25 crore and deferred tax of Rs1.79 crore. This reduced total tax payable amount to

Rs15.27 crore from Rs26.31 crore.

Volumes grew by18 % but prices came down by 5%. So the EBITDA margin has hit

badly:Shree Cement Ltd has reported a 47% fall in its December quarter net profit on

lower sales as well as 5% degrowth in realization. PAT impacted due to lower other

income (down by 70% YOY), Depriciation burden on EBIDTA (Depriciation increased 41%

YOY). Volumes grew by18 % to3.8mn ton from 3.3mn ton QOQ. Net profit decreased by

47% yoy from Rs.217.44 crore (Rs.62.42 per share) in 2Q13 to Rs.115.49 crore (Rs.33.15

per share) in 2Q14.Total net income from operations stood at Rs.1318.13 crore in 2Q14,

a 6% fall yoy from Rs.1401.23 crore in 2Q13.Other income decreased from Rs.30.2 crore

in 2Q13 to Rs.9.9 crore in 2Q14.In the mean time company declares a Rs.10 as interim

dividend/share.

Power Segment: Realization Down By 15% : For power generation the net realization has

come down from Rs 383 to Rs 334 compared to last year same quarter and in the first

quarter it was still better at Rs 397.So the power realization is down by 13 percent and

hence sales also have come down by 35 percent to Rs.290 Cr. At the same time 14%

increase in its profitability from power segment to Rs112.56 crore while its cement

segment reported 79% fall in its profitability to Rs37.65 crore.

Market Data

Average Daily Volume (Nos.)

The 2m-ton Line-IX clinker unit at Ras, Rajasthan, was commissioned in Jun’13.Line X of

similar capacity along with 25MW of WHRS (at the same location) is expected by

Jun’14.Two grinding units of 2m tons each, at Ras and in Bihar,are being constructed and

expected by Jun’14.We expect Shree to be a 21.5m-tpa company by Jun’15.It plans to

foray into high demanding eastern.Total capex for these expansion is Rs.3,000 crore

which is spread over next 2 years.

The stock is trading at 4x in 1 yr forward P/B chart.we believe for the current market

scenario the price is fare enough to trade.But looking at future capex plans and sluggish

demand we belive the earnings and profitability of Shree cement may fall for the next

two consecutive quarters.The profitability may fall due to incrising depriciation.Till now

the company's depriciation level is stable but it may surprise further.so we recommend

its a better pic to book profit.

BSE Code

SHREECEMNSE Symbol

52wk Range H/L

Mkt Capital (Rs Crores)

5210/3413

Previous Target Price

Nifty

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FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14E

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SHREE CEMENT.

P/L PERFORMANCE

Net Revenue from Operation

Other Income

Total Income

Management Corner : From mid-January there is a big change in demand scenario

because of the Indian calendar, the prices have improved, the demand has also

improved and they think that January to June some impact of elections will be there -

pre-election demand and other things. So margins should be better than 21 percent.

Net tax expense / (benefit)

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Power and fuel

Freight and forwarding

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EBITDA

Depriciation

Interest Cost

From the view company Operations in the high utilisation North and Central markets,

capacity expansions underway, low gearing and strong RoE are fundamental positives.

We believe although, near term challenges in terms of a slowdown in demand for

cement would remain, strong balance sheet and better efficiency in terms of cost

remains a key positive for this company to overcome challenges.Company Management

is bull for the rest two quarters of FY2014 as according to them demand has already

buttom out.We are positive on the stock as it always beats its peers group with lower

operational cost.

The stock is trading at 4x in 1 yr forward P/B chart.we believe for the current market

scenario the price is fare enough to trade.But looking at future capex plans and

sluggish demand we belive the earnings and profitability of Shree cement may fall for

the next two consecutive quarters.The profitability may fall due to incrising

depriciation.Till now the company's depriciation level is stable but it may surprise

further.so we recommend its a better pic to book profit.

we recommend book profit at a 11% high,and stay out from the stock for medium

term,till the triggers hit.

Company Description : Shree Cement (SCL) is a cement producer operating in the two

segments cement and power. As of June 30, 2012, the company had a cement capacity

of 13.5 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) and power capacity of 560 MW. The

company’s brands include Shree Ultra,Bangur Cement and Rockstrong Cement. It has

manufacturing facilities at Beawar and Ras in Ajmer and Pali district and grinding units

at Khushkhera, Suratgarh and Jaipur, respectively, in Rajasthan and Roorkee in

Uttarakhand.




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B/S PERFORMANCE

Trading At :

RATIOS

Capital work-in-progress


SHREE CEMENT.

Share capital

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AXIS BANK

1237

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1M 1yr YTD

Absolute -2.2 -17.4 -17.4

Rel.to Nifty 0.8 -21.0 -21.0

Current 4QFY13 3QFY1

3Promoters 33.9 33.9 33.9

FII 43.2 43.4 40.7

DII 9.7 4.9 8.8

Others 13.2 17.8 16.6

Financials Rs, Cr

2011 2012 2013 2014E 2015E

NII 6566 8026 9666 12224 14775

Total Income 11238 13513 16217 19146 21697

PPP 6377 7413 9303 11206 12367

Net Profit 3340 4224 5179 5826 6934

EPS 81.4 102.2 110.7 124.2 148.2

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Company Updated BOOK PART

PROFITCMP

Target Price

Axis Bank is now trading at Rs.1237/share which met our target price of

Rs.1217. This price implies P/BV multiple of 1.5 times which is quite

reasonable as per our view. We advice our investor to book part profit from

this stock as we neither see improvement of asset quality nor revival in

economy in near term. In 3QFY14’s result, bank’s profitability was up by 19%

largely due to reversal of investment depreciation otherwise operating profit

was just up by 10.7% YoY. Bank’s exposure to risky sector (Power +

Infrastructure) remained high at 12.87% as against 12.64% in previous quarter.

However, fresh slippage was marginally softened to Rs.589 cr versus Rs.618

on sequential basis. Impairment of assets (GNPA+ Restructure Assets)

remained stable at 3.7% of net advance which was higher among peers.


AXISBANK

52wk Range H/L

Upside

1549/764

BSE Code 532215

NSE Symbol


Axis Bank Vs Nifty


3.14 lakh

Nifty 6186

Market Data

55229Mkt Capital (Rs Cr)

(Source: Company/Eastwind)

Stock Performance

Average Daily Volume

Asset quality pressure remained persist during the quarter with GNPA and net NPA

increased by 10% and 20% YoY respectively in absolute term. Fresh slippage inch

up improved to Rs.589 cr as against Rs.618 cr in previous quarter. In percentage

term GNPA and net NPA stood at 1.42% and 0.47% as against 1.36% and 0.42%

respectively in previous quarter. Provision coverage ratio without technical write off

declined by 270 bps QoQ led by lower provisions made on sequential basis.

Impairment of assets (GNPA + Restructure Assets) for the quarter remained stable

at 3.7% which was higher among peers. Moreover bank’s exposure to risky sector

(Power + Infrastructure) was remained high at 12.87% of net advance where

slippage risks are relatively high.

Lower multiple on account of uncomfortable earnings and lower corporate

loan demand

We have lower valuation multiple of bank in compare to its peers on account of

uncomfortable earnings and asset quality stress. Operating performance of bank

was remained under pressure as bank’s core operating revenue (NII + Other

Income) grew by 12.6 YoY owing to lower fee income led by muted corporate and

retail fee income. Corporate loan segment which constituted 46% of total loan grew

by 3% YoY while retail segment loan grew by 44% YoY which constituted 33% of

total loan. Incremental loan growth came from retail segment implying that bank has

to maintain retail growth trajectory for industry average loan growth of 15%. Demand

of corporate loan remained weak due to prevailing economy scenario. So loan

growth for FY14 is likely to be line with system credit growth due to weakness in

corporate loan demand and moderation in retail loan.

Asset quality pressure persist; exposure to risky sector remained high

"BOOK PART PROFIT "

25th Feb, 2014


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AXIS BANK


Bank’s profitability was up by 19% due to reversal of investment depreciation. Overall

provisions and contingencies were lower by 71% QoQ which led PBT growth of 22%

YoY. At operating profit level, bank grew by 10.7% YoY which was lower among peers

(HDFC Bank 29 YoY, ICICI bank 28.6%). Bank’s NII grew by 19.6% YoY largely due to

margin expansion of 14 bps YoY which was supported by low cost deposits franchise.

Core operating revenue (NII+ other income) grew 12.6% owing to muted other income

growth of 1.8% YoY.

Valuation & View

We value bank at Rs.1217/share implying 1.5 times of FY14E’s book value which is quite

reasonable as per our view. We have given this multiple on account of uncomfortable

earning and asset quality stress. Bank’s profitability was up due to reversal of investment

depreciation otherwise growth at operating profit level was remained lower as compare to

its peers. Asset quality increased at moderate pace with high exposure in risky sector

where fresh slippage risks are remaining high.

1 Yr forward P/BV

Valuation Band

1 Yr forward P/E

Moderate growth in profit & loss


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AXIS BANK

Source: Eastwind/Company


Fundamenatl throught graph

NII growth led by healthy CD ratio and

margin expansion on YoY basis

Lower other income and higher CI ratio led

muted PPP growth

Profit growth was higher than expectation on

the back of lower provisions


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Quarterly Result

AXIS BANK




Quarterly Result 3QFY14 2QFY14 3QFY13 % YoY Gr % QoQ Gr 3QFY14E Variation

Interest/discount on advances / bills 5557 5394 4907 13.3 3.0 5748 3.4

Income on investments 2110 2143 2014 4.8 -1.5 2235 5.9

Interest on balances with Reserve Bank of India 49 35 25 97.7 39.4 35 -29.2

Others 73 37 19 277.1 95.6 38 -47.4

Total Interest Income 7789 7609 6965 11.8 2.4 8056 3.4

Others Income 1644 1766 1615 1.8 -6.9 1774 7.9

Total Income 4628 4703 4110 12.6 -1.6 4780 3.3

Interest Expended 4805 4672 4470 7.5 2.8 5049 5.1

NII 2984 2937 2495 19.6 1.6 3006 0.8

Other Income 1644 1766 1615 1.8 -6.9 1774 7.9

Total Income 4628 4703 4110 12.6 -1.6 4780 3.3

Employee 655 644 615 6.5 1.7 0

Other Expenses 1358 1309 1134 19.8 3.8 0

Operating Expenses 2013 1953 1749 15.1 3.1 2008 -0.3

PPP( Rs Cr) 2615 2750 2362 10.7 -4.9 2772 6.0

Provisions 202 687 387 -47.7 -70.5 752 271.4

PBT 2413 2062 1975 22.2 17.0 2020 -16.3

Tax 808 700 628 28.8 15.5 687 -15.0

Net Profit 1604 1362 1347 19.1 17.7 1333 -16.9

Balance Sheet Date

Net Worth 37649 36224 27027 39.3 3.9 37558 -0.2

Deposits 262398 255365 244501 7.3 2.8 272935 4.0

Loan 211467 201303 179504 17.8 5.0 214892 1.6

Asset qualtiy( Rs Cr)

GNPA 3008 2734 2275 32.2 10.0 -

NPA 1003 838 679 47.8 19.7 -

%GNPA 1.4 1.4 1.3 -

%NPA 0.5 0.4 0.4 -

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AXIS BANK

FINANCIALS & ASSUPTION




Income Statement 2011 2012 2013 2014E 2015EInterest Income 15155 21995 27183 31198 38490

Interest Expense 8589 13969 17516 18974 23716

NII 6566 8026 9666 12224 14775

Change (%) 31.2 22.2 20.4 26.5 20.9

Non Interest Income 4671 5487 6551 6922 6922

Total Income 11238 13513 16217 19146 21697

Change (%) 25.3 20.2 20.0 18.1 13.3

Operating Expenses 4860 6100 6914 7940 9330

Pre Provision Profits 6377 7413 9303 11206 12367

Change (%) 22.4 16.2 25.5 20.5 10.4

Provisions 3033 3189 4124 2402 2461

PBT 3345 4224 5179 8804 9906

PAT 3340 4224 5179 5826 6934

Change (%) 34.8 26.5 22.6 12.5 19.0

Balance SheetDeposits( Rs Cr) 189166 219988 252614 290506 334081

Change (%) 34 16 15 15 15

of which CASA Dep 77758 91412 112100 124917 143655

Change (%) 18 18 23 11 15

Borrowings( Rs Cr) 26268 34072 43951 51266 58956

Investments( Rs Cr) 71788 92921 113738 129873 149354

Loans( Rs Cr) 142408 169760 196966 228481 265037

Change (%) 36 19 16 16 16

Valuation

Book Value 460 549 708 813 942

CMP 1404 1146 1304 1174 1174

P/BV 3.1 2.1 1.8 1.4 1.2

Nestle India

5043

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1M 1yr YTD

Absolute -3.7 10.7 3.4

Rel. to Nifty -1.0 7.4 1.8

Current 3QCY13 2QCY13

Promoters 62.8 62.8 62.8

FII 13.1 12.6 12.6

DII 5.9 6.3 6.2

Others 18.2 18.3 18.5

Financials Rs, Cr

4QCY13 3QCY13 (QoQ)-% 4QCY12 (YoY)-%

Revenue 2262.97 2360 -4.1% 2161.1 4.7%

EBITDA 478.3 503.9 -5.1% 504.1 -5.1%

PAT 287.1 289.6 -0.9% 289.2 -0.7%

EBITDA Margin 21.1% 21.4% (30bps) 23.3% (210bps)

PAT Margin 12.7% 12.3% 40bps 13.4% (70bps)

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"The nest becomes weaker"

CMP

Market Data

Upside

Weak numbers and showing up margin as well…,

Target Price


For CY13, Company posted 9.2% sales growth, hugely impacted by weak consumer

demand and high competitive intensity environment, PAT up by 6%.

Result update NEUTRAL

BSE Code 500790


View and Valuation: Company’s less aggression on volume growth and the excessive

focus on Margin expansion make us cautious on the stock. At same time, company

believes on expansion of new plant set up by ignoring the dividend payout to

investors. Consistently, its RoE is on downward direction. At a CMP of Rs 5043, stock

trades at 15.9x P/BV of CY14E. We have a “Neutral” view on stock.

1 yr Forward P/B


21590

Nifty 6091

NESTLEIND Management will continue to focus on reinforcing the fundamentals of growth drivers.

Further, improve operational efficiencies, and keep rationalizing its SKUs. They are

very confident of strategy to deliver long-term sustainable profitable growth, despite

the short-term challenges.

Margin dip: During the quarter, company has been efficient to maintain its mark of

margin above than 20%. However, Margin ramp down by 210bps(YOY) to 21.1% because

of inflationary pressure on raw material. There was improvement in raw material cost by

110 bps to 46.1% of adjusted net sales. PAT margin inched down by 70bps(YOY) to

12.7%. For CY13, EBITDA Margin and PAT margin were flat at 22.2% and 13%.

Mix impact on RM Cost: Its top 3 inputs by value are milk and milk products, flour, and

palm oil, which together account for two-thirds of its material cost. Milk and wheat flour

have both seen prices increase, while a weak rupee has affected palm oil prices.

However, other inputs such as green coffee and sugar have seen softer price trends.

Jerk on Potential Market share: Nestle has been enjoying its leadership position (No.1)

in all categories except soups and its positioning in Chocolates, noodles, Coffee has

dominantly been unchallenged. Despite all facts, company has been facing many

challenges over the past one and half years from Cadbury's and Ferrero Rocher in

Chocolate, from HUL and ITC in noodles and from HUL in Coffee (Bru).



Stock Performance

For 4QCY13, Nestle Ind reported below numbers than street expectations in all counts,

sales grew by 4.7%(YoY) led by 3.7% domestic growth and 20.9% export growth. Its

domestic sales contribute 94% and exports 6% of sales. While, PAT marginally declined

by 0.7% on YoY basis. The company does not share volume growth numbers, but its

statement did mention that sales rose mainly because of higher prices and product

mix.


Nestlé’s more focus on margin stability could sacrifice its volume. Company’s cash cow

portfolio baby foods becoming weaker because of low ad spend. Now, Mead Jhonson

and Danone are dominating in same segment.

48593Mkt Capital (Rs Cr)

52wk Range H/L 5865/4410

NSE Symbol

"NEUTRAL"24th Feb' 14


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Nestle India

RM inflation outlook appears adverse

and that could impact margins to hold

out.

Domestic revenue growth continues to

be very weak

Sales growth led by 4.7% (YoY) India

growth, contributed by net realization

and volume growth in certain product

categories

Margin-%

Concerns: (1)Continued input cost pressure could impacts its margin, (2) Competitive

intensity impacting its market share adversely, (3) Any adverse impact of inflation on

consumer demand would significantly impact sales and earnings growth assumptions.


Sales and Sales Growth(%)




Domestic and Export sales-(% of Sales)

Catalysts and Concerns;

Catalysts: Nestle plays on “Urban consumption theme” and now urban consumption and

demand are stagnant. Thus, we see steady growth in near term, while we maintain that

Nestle is a great long-term story with excellent quality management, strong leadership

across several categories in the food segment and with brand portfolio, there are several

headwinds, which will keep volume growth muted.


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Nestle India

Financials


Rs in Cr, CY10 CY11 CY12 CY13 CY13E CY14E CY15E

Sales 6284.7 7526.6 8334.5 9101.1 9218.0 9904.9 10942.2

RM Cost 2560.1 2933.4 3756.9 3907.0 3871.6 4308.6 4814.6

Purchases of stock-in-trade 578.4 704.2 111.5 110.0 110.62 118.86 142.25

WIP (83) (48) (92) 105 175 99 131

Employee Cost 433.4 546.5 663.4 741.5 760 792.39 875.38

Ad Spend 302.6 327.6 355.9 391.3 488.6 435.8 492.4

Other expenses 1213.0 1474.2 1680.9 1826.3 1797.51 1931.45 2133.73

Total expenses 5004.7 5937.6 6476.5 7081.5 7203.9 7686.19 8589.64

EBITDA 1280.1 1589.0 1858.0 2019.6 2014.1 2218.69 2352.58

Depreciation and Amortisation 127.8 153.3 277.2 330.0 342.9 402.0 474.0

Other Income 12.7 15.1 31.0 83.1 73.7 49.5 87.5

EBIT 1165.0 1450.8 1611.9 1772.7 1744.9 1866.23 1966.08

Interest 1.1 5.1 26.6 36.5 36.0 59.7 83.7

PBT 1163.9 1445.7 1585.3 1736.2 1708.9 1806.5 1882.4

Tax Exp 326.5 426.4 484.7 560.9 564.0 578.1 611.8

PAT 837.5 1019.3 1100.6 1175.3 1145.0 1228.45 1270.62

Growth-% (YoY)

Sales 21.9% 19.8% 10.7% 9.2% 10.6% 8.8% 10.5%

EBITDA 20.5% 24.1% 16.9% 8.7% 8.4% 9.9% 6.0%

PAT 27.9% 21.7% 8.0% 6.8% 4.0% 4.5% 3.4%

Expenses on Sales-%

RM Cost 40.7% 39.0% 45.1% 42.9% 42.0% 43.5% 44.0%

Ad Spend 4.8% 4.4% 4.3% 4.3% 5.3% 4.4% 4.5%

Employee Cost 6.9% 7.3% 8.0% 8.1% 8.3% 8.0% 8.0%

Other expenses 19.3% 19.6% 20.2% 24.4% 19.5% 19.5% 19.5%

Tax rate 28.0% 29.5% 30.6% 32.3% 33.0% 32.0% 32.5%

Margin-%

EBITDA 20.4% 21.1% 22.3% 22.2% 21.9% 22.4% 21.5%

EBIT 18.5% 19.3% 19.3% 19.5% 18.9% 18.8% 18.0%

PAT 13.3% 13.5% 13.2% 12.9% 12.4% 12.4% 11.6%

Valuation:

CMP 3795.2 4569.3 4592.0 5189.0 5189.0 5043.0 5043.0

No of Share 9.6 9.6 9.6 9.6 9.6 9.64 9.64

NW 855.4 1274.0 1798.4 2368.8 2369.6 3050.2 3773.9

EPS 86.9 105.7 114.2 121.9 119.3 127.43 131.81

BVPS 88.7 132.2 186.6 245.7 246.8 316.4 391.5

RoE-% 97.9% 80.0% 61.2% 49.6% 48.3% 40.3% 33.7%

P/BV 42.8 34.6 24.6 21.1 21.0 15.9 12.9

P/E 43.7 43.2 40.2 42.6 43.5 39.57 38.26

Vardhman Textiles

341

412

NA

21%

NA

502986

Profitability at the pick to serve

2170

868

6155

1M 1yr YTD

Absolute -3.8 22.6 29.5

Rel. to Nifty -0.5 20.1 26.2

3QFY14 2QFY14 1QFY14

Promoters 61.9 61.7 61.6

FII 6.6 5.7 5.3

DII 17.2 18.2 18.9

Others 14.4 14.4 14.2

Financials : Q3FY14 Y-o-Y % Q-o-Q % Q3FY13 Q2FY14

Net Revenue 1431 30.9 10.9 1093 1290

EBITDA 346 53.1 0.0 226 346

Depriciation 72 10.8 1.4 65 71

Interest Cost 31 -22.5 -11.4 40 35

Tax 68 83.8 9.7 37 62

PAT 175 108.3 -1.7 84 178(In Crs)

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Stock Performance-%


1 yr Forward P/B


Operating profit of the company recorded substantial growth of 70.9% to Rs.274 Cr

during Q3FY14 yoy and outpaced the revenue growth due to significant control over

material cost, employee expenses and fuel charges. Material cost, which constitutes 60%

of the total expenses, grew at YoY rate of 22.9% to Rs.660 Cr. As a result, EBITDA and

operating profit margin re-ported a considerable improvement of 358bps and 455bps

during Q3FY14 yoy respectively. PAT reported the YoY growth of 109.6%, while PAT mar-

gin improved by 466bps.

VTL reported consistent and strong YoY growth in past several quarters with the average

growth rate of more than 20%. Company reported compounded quarterly growth of 3.5%

in past 10 quarters

Despite expansion and heavy CAPEX for capacity enhancement, VTL managed to reduce

its debt to equity on the back of significant expansion in reserves & surplus due to

phenomenal improvement in profit-ability in past several quarters.

Company operates at EBITDA and net margin of 24.9% and 12.2% respectively, which

provides sufficient financial cushion against operating cost and financial expenses. With

liquidity being excellent and cash flows positive, current ratio at 2.58 and cash ratio at

0.47 offer no worries.

Average Daily Volume (Nos.)

NSE Symbol

52wk Range H/L

Mkt Capital (Rs Crores)

410/241

On a Strong earning foot..

VTL with its largest domestic capacity in terms of spindles, drives a significant por-tion of

its revenue from spinning segment. Company is one of the largest cotton yarn exporters

from India. Significant presence in Indian market and has emerged as a well known

supplier of the global market. Past few quarters were the turnaround for the company .

Company has strategic tie-ups with Japanese and Korean companies. Consistent

expansion and technological up-gradation has given a global status to the company. VTL

is the supplier of fabrics to the world’s leading brands such as Tommy Hil-figer, Esprit,

Gap, Louis Philippe, Arrow, etc

Vardhman Textiles Ltd (VTL), India’s leading textile player, reported a significant revenue

growth of 30.7% to Rs. 1431 Cr during Q3-FY14 over corresponding period previous year

on the back of 45.8% YoY increase in fabric business to Rs.522 Cr, which constitutes 35-

40% of the overall revenue. While yarn segment, which is the highest contributor of the

revenue, reported YoY growth of 30.5% to Rs.1182 Cr.

Nifty

Upside


Initial CoverageCMP

Target Price


Market DataBSE Code

VTL

"Buy"24th Feb' 14


Advantage India remains for most of FY14E

Business and its strategies

Views and Valuation

FY12 FY13 FY14E FY15E

4641 4972 6245 6682

2651 2316 2741 3007

460 559 647 702

386 486 887 1002

292 349 433 520

4025 3997 4709 5231

616 975 1536 1451

274 295 343 397

174 177 160 160

66 168 336 296

141 356 720 628

6 14 23 17

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Depriciation

Interest Cost

Tax

PAT

ROE%

Employee benefit Expence

Expenditure

EBITDA

Vardhman is geared to report a record profit in FY14. Despite weak macro-economic

scenario and recent expansion, VTL managed to report significant improvement in its

key metrics.Considering the favourable export scenario and completion of capacity

expansions, we remain positive on FY14. We, hereby, initiate our coverage with

Vardhman Textiles to BUY with a target price of Rs.412 . Currently the stock is trading at

0.8x p/b , we cut our Earning parameter for FY15 and cut p/b to 0.7x for FY15 . Looking

at the current earning growth and environment the stock is looking very good but due

to lack of trigeers in FY15 we are really conservative for FY15 .

P/L PERFORMANCE

Net Revenue from Operation

Cost Of Projects & Contractual

Power and fuel

Other expences

Vardhman Textiles

VTL with its largest domestic capacity in terms of spindles drives a significant portion of

its revenue from spinning segment. Company is one of the largest cotton yarn exporters

from India. Significant presence in Indian market and has emerged as a well-known

supplier of the global market. Past few quarters were the turnaround for the company.

Company has strategic tie-ups with Japanese and Korean companies. Consistent

expansion and technological up-gradation has given a global status to the company. VTL

is the supplier of fabrics to the world’s leading brands such as Tommy Hilfiger, Esprit,

Gap, Louis Philippe, Arrow, etc

Chinese players imported yarn from India owing to the high cotton prices. This led to

the strong performance of Vardhman over the last three quarters. There is no clarity yet

on the policy to be followed by China. If the current scenario continues, Indian spinners

will continue to gain. However, if Chinese players are able to procure cotton at lower

prices, it will have a negative impact on the demand for Indian yarn. We, thereby,

remain conservative about our FY15 estimates.


FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13

57 63 63 63

1548 2202 2144 2444

1604 2264 2207 2506

2346 2925 2044 2100

297 20 505 778

3 3 5 6

87 123 116 84

26 30 48 64

5077 6103 5967 6789

0 0 18 22

2553 2534 2557 2679

45 156 185 213

77 111 92 147

1297 1933 1535 1784

476 667 630 746

262 71 84 65

272 395 326 475

5077 6103 5967 6789

FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13

1.0 0.7 0.6 0.7

45.3 82.5 22.2 56.0

14.2 15.1 13.6 15.0

2.6 2.8 2.5 1.7

3.9 4.4 3.3 3.6

FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13

640 933 576 843

-629 -902 444 -510

11 31 1020 333

-132 -456 -647 -517

10 234 -355 165

-111 -192 18 -19

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Trading At :

Changes In Working Capital

Net Cash From Operation

Cash From Investment

Cash from Finance

Net Cash Flow during year

Debtor to Turnover%

Creditors to Turnover%

Inventories to Turnover%


CASH FLOWS

B/S PERFORMANCE

Share capital

Reserve & Surplus

Total equity

Long-term borrowings

Short-term borrowings

Long-term provisions

Cash from Operation

Short-term loans and advances

Total Assets

RATIOS

P/B

EPS


Vardhman Textiles

Trade payables

Short-term provisions

Tangible assets

Capital work-in-progress

Long-term loans and advances

Inventories

Total liabilities

Intangibles

Cash and bank balances

Trade receivables


51.55

57

55

11

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1M 1yr YTD

Absolute -13.6 -50.3 -50.3

Rel.to Nifty -10.7 -53.9 -53.9


3Promoters 66.6 55.2 55.2

FII 7.9 8.6 16.5

DII 4.9 7.3 8.1

Others 20.7 28.9 20.2

Financials Rs, Cr

2011 2012 2013 2014E 2015E

NII 1763 2101 2383 2551 3538

Total Income 2297 2683 3039 3410 4397

PPP 1224 1528 1739 1808 1627

Net Profit 612 803 810 445 502

EPS 18.3 22.9 23.2 9.5 10.7

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Provision and contingencies were up on the back of deteriorating asset quality

Higher operating expenses led negative growth in PPP

Operating expenses during quarter was higher at 32.5% YoY which escalated cost

income ratio to 63.4% versus 51.4% in last year. Bank’s employee cost and other

operating expenses both surged to 33% and 32% YoY respectively. This had make

down operating profit to Rs.371 cr (down by 16.3% YoY) versus Rs.443 cr in last

quarter and Rs.371 cr in previous quarter.

NII grew at moderate pace owing to margin compression on Y-o-Y

Dena bank reported very weak set of numbers during quarter with NII grew by 7.5%

YoY to Rs.661 cr largely due to margin compression in year on year basis led by

higher cost of fund than fund yield. Higher cost of fund was due to 208 bps declined

in low cost franchise deposits. Other income was lower at 10.7% YoY to Rs.129 cr

versus Rs.144 cr in previous quarter. Total income was moderate at 4% YoY growth.

NEUTRAL

ANNUAL REPORT UPDATE

Target Price

Bank’s performance was lower than street expectation and disappointed in

most of operating metrics. GNPA remain high at 2.96% while net NPA were

1.97%. Provision coverage ratio (without technical write off) improved slightly

on sequential basis. Valuation wise, stock is trading at 0.4 times of one year

forward book which is quite reasonable. But looking at growth and operating

metrics, we believe bank would be trade in the range of 0.3 to 0.4 times of one

year forward book. We have neutral view on the stock with price target of

Rs.57.


Upside

52wk Range H/L

532121

NSE Symbol DENABANK

Result update

CMP


DENA Bank Vs Nifty


1.16 lakh

Nifty 6155


1809

Market Data

103/42

BSE Code

Mkt Capital (Rs Cr)



Stock Performance

Provisions and contingencies were up by 44% QoQ on the back of deteriorating

asset quality. In absolute term gross NPA and net NPA both increased by 5% YoY

each. In percentage term GNPA and net NPA stood at 2.96% and 1.97 versus

3.04% and 2.02% in previous quarter. Cumulative provision was up by 4.7% which

slightly improved provisions coverage ratio without technical write off to 33.4% from

33.5% in 2QFY14. Dena Bank's Capital Adequacy Ratio as per Basel III norms stood

at 10.61% as against 10.21% in previous quarter.

"NEUTRAL"24th Feb, 2014


19

DENA BANK


Valuation & View

Bank’s performance was lower than street expectation and disappointed in most of

operating metrics. GNPA remain high at 2.96% while net NPA were 1.97%. Provision

coverage ratio (without technical write off) improved slightly on sequential basis.

Valuation wise, stock is trading at 0.4 times of one year forward book which is quite

reasonable. But looking at growth and operating metrics, we believe bank would be trade

in the range of 0.3 to 0.4 times of one year forward book. We have neutral view on the

stock with price target of Rs.57.

Profitability declined despite of tax reversal

Profitability declined by 67% YoY due to reversal of tax to the tune of Rs. 79 cr as against

reversal of Rs.73 cr in previous quarter. At PBT level, bank was negative at Rs.12 cr

which was highly discouraging. This was basically due to moderate NII growth, higher

operating expenses and higher provisions.

Sequentially margin improved on the back of stable loan yield and slightly

increased of cost of deposits

NIM improved by 10 bps sequentially on the back of higher yield on advance than cost of

deposits. During quarter, bank’s yield on advances remained flat at 11.6% while yield on

investment improved by 4 bps QoQ to 7.6%. Cost of deposits increased by 5 bps QoQ to

7.6%. Going forward, management guided NIM at the range of 2.75% to 3%.

Deposits growth faster than loan growth

On balance sheet growth front, bank’s deposits grew by 13.2% YoY led by term deposits

which grew by 17% YoY. Current account deposits de-grew by 5% YoY while saving

account deposits grew by 9% YoY. Overall CASA ratio de-grew by 208 bps to 29%.

Bank’s loan grew by 11% YoY aided by agriculture and MSME segment which was grown

by 30.7% and 25.4% YoY respectively. Retail advance grew by moderate at 14.4% YoY.

Management guided loan growth of 15-17% for FY14. We model 15% loan growth and

6% deposits growth for FY14.


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NII grew by 7.5% YoY to Rs.661 cr largely due

to margin compression in year on year basis

led by higher cost of fund than fund yield.

Higher operating expenses led negative

growth in PPP

Profitability declined by 67% YoY due to

reversal of tax to the tune of Rs. 79 cr as

against reversal of Rs.73 cr in previous

quarter.


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Quarterly Result ( Rs Cr) 3QFY14 2QFY14 3QFY13 % YoY Gr % QoQ Gr 3QFY14EVariation(%)

Interest/discount on advances / bills 1848 1790 1742 6.1 3.2 1931 -4.3

Income on investments 654 644 519 26.0 1.4 666 -1.9

Interest on balances with Reserve Bank of India 3 9 3 -1.5 -70.1 9 -72.2

Others 30 7 0 7541.0 303.8 4 707.6

Total Interest Income 2534 2450 2264 11.9 3.4 2610 -2.9

Others Income 129 150 144 -10.7 -13.9 150 -14.0

Total Income 2663 2600 2408 10.6 2.4 2760 -3.5

Interest Expended 1873 1825 1649 13.6 2.6 1926 -2.8

NII 661 625 615 7.5 5.7 684 -3.3

Other Income 129 150 144 -10.7 -13.9 150 -14.0

Total Income 790 775 759 4.0 1.9 834 -5.3

Employee 255 251 192 32.8 1.6 225 13.4

Other Expenses 164 154 124 32.1 6.1 150 9.2

Operating Expenses 419 406 316 32.5 3.3 375 11.7

PPP( Rs Cr) 371 369 443 -16.3 0.4 458 -19.1

Provisions( Incl. tax provision) 382 335 157 144.2 14.1 351 8.9

PBT -12 34 286 -104.1 -134.2 107 -110.9

Tax -79 -73 80 -199.3 8.6 21 -470.0

Net Profit 68 107 206 -67.2 -36.9 86 -21.1

Balance Sheet Data (Rs Cr)

Deposits 96081 93669 84882

Saving Accounts 21983 21476 20216

Current Accounts 5786 5695 6083

Loan 69895 64785 63040

Asset Quality

GNPA (Rs Cr) 2066 1968 1317

NPA (Rs Cr) 1375 1309 817

GNPA(%) 2.96 3.04 2.09

NPA(%) 1.97 2.02 1.30

PCR(%) (Without technical writeoff) 33 34 38

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P/L 2011 2012 2013 2014E 2015EInterest/discount on advances / bills 3820 5161 6819 7421 8737

Income on investments 1193 1544 2019 2536 2307

Interest on balances with Reserve Bank of India 16 38 31 28 28

Others 4 51 30 50 50

Total Interest Income 5034 6794 8899 10035 11122

Others Income 534 582 655 859 859

Total Income 5567 7376 9555 10894 11981

Interest on deposits 3117 4528 6234 6583 7242

Interest on RBI/Inter bank borrowings 8 18 59 0 0

Others 145 147 223 228 342

Interest Expended 3270 4693 6516 7484 7583

NII 1763 2101 2383 2551 3538

NII Growth(%) 60.3 19.1 13.4 7.1 38.7

Other Income 534 582 655 859 859

Total Income 2297 2683 3039 3410 4397

Employee 688 715 792 978 1690

Other Expenses 385 440 508 625 1080


PPP( Rs Cr) 1224 1528 1739 1808 1627

Provisions 612 725 706 1308 1000

Net Profit 612 803 810 445 502

Key Balance sheet dataDeposits 64210 77167 97207 102068 112274

Deposits Growth(%) 25.1 20.2 26.0 5.0 10.0

Borrowings 1692 3881 8414 6515 9763

Borrowings Growth(%) 8.3 129.4 116.8 -22.6 49.9

Loan 44828 56693 65781 72359 83213

Loan Growth(%) 26.4 26.5 16.0 10.0 15.0

Investments 18769 23028 34343 34203 38442

Investments Growth(%) 19.6 22.7 49.1 -0.4 12.4

Eastwind CalculationYield on Advances 8.5 9.1 10.4 10.5 10.5

Yield on Investments 6.4 6.7 5.9 7.4 6.0

Yield on Funds 7.4 8.0 8.1 9.4 9.1

Cost of deposits 4.9 5.9 6.4 6.5 6.5

Cost of Borrowings 9.0 4.2 3.4 3.4 3.5

Cost of fund 5.0 5.8 6.2 6.9 6.2

BANKBARODA

513

624

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22

1M 1yr YTD

Absolute -18.8 -32.4 -32.4

Rel.to Nifty -15.3 -35.7 -35.7


3Promoters 55.4 55.4 55.4

FII 15.5 15.5 15.3

DII 19.6 19.6 19.0

Others 9.5 9.5 10.3

Financials Rs, Cr

2011 2012 2013 2014E 2015E

NII 8802 10317 11315 12218 14122

Total Income 11611 13739 14946 16400 18304

PPP 6982 8581 8999 9206 10067

Net Profit 4242 5007 4481 4444 4819

EPS 108.3 121.8 106.4 105.5 114.4

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Stock Performance


Profitability increased by 3.6% YoY to Rs.1048 cr on account of higher tax provision

made by bank led by DTL special reserve as per suggestion by RBI. In 9MFY14,

total effective tax rate altogether came to 17%. Management guided tax rate for full

year would be 20-22%.

Higher operating expenses led de-growth in operating profit

Operating expenses increased by 25.7% in which employee cost increased higher by

32.3% YoY followed by 17.3% other operating expenses. This was result of

escalating cost to income ratio to 45% from 39% in last year. Higher cost income

ratio and moderate income growth led operating profit de-growth by 2.6% YoY to

Rs.2197 cr.

Provisions lower on account of right back of investment depreciation

Provisions and contingencies declined by 12% QoQ largely due to reversal of

provisions against investment depreciation to the tune of Rs.120 cr as against Rs.93

cr in previous quarter. Loan loss provision was by and large same as in previous

quarter and stood at Rs.819 cr versus Rs. 838 cr. With the reversal of provisions,

PBT increased by 17% YoY and 14% QoQ to Rs.1436 cr.

Profitability increased due to lower provisions

BANKBARODA Vs Nifty


18.25 Cr

Nifty 6091

Moderate NII growth despite of healthy loan growth and stable CD ratio

Bank’s NII growth moderate at 7.8% YoY to Rs. 3057 cr despite of healthy loan

growth and stable CD ratio. This was due to margin compression of 28 bps YoY led

by lower loan yield than cost of fund. However bank has taken several steps to

reduce the cost as share of bulk deposits declined to 73.8% from 79.3% in last year

and liability franchise increased by increased by 556 bps YoY. Other income (11%

YoY) was supportively help to growth revenue by 8.4% YoY to Rs.3989 cr.

52wk Range H/L

Mkt Capital (Rs Cr)

Market Data

773/429

BSE Code 532134

NSE Symbol BANKBARODA

21627

CMP

ANNUAL REPORT UPDATE

Target Price


During quarter bank’s most of operating as well as financials was muted

except loan growth of 18% YoY. Asset quality was better among peers but in

tight liquidity situation it would remain challenging. Margin was compressed

slightly in sequential basis but management continued to guided domestic

NIM at 3% level from present of 2.95%. We value bank at Rs.634/share which is

0.75 times of FY14E’s book value.

Result update BUY

Upside


"BUY"21h Feb. 2014


24

BANKBARODA


Asset quality by and large stable, PCR increased

On asset quality front, bank’s gross NPA increased by 10% YoY and net NPA

deteriorated by 5% in absolute term led by higher provision in balance sheet. In

percentage term, GNPA and net NPA stood at 3.4% and 1.9% versus 3.2% and 1.9% in

previous quarter. Provisions coverage ratio without technical write off was improved by

246 bps QoQ to 44.5%. Bank’s asset quality was better than among peers under our

coverage universe.

Margin compression on account of higher cost of fund than fund yield

Valuation & View

During quarter bank’s most of operating as well as financials was muted except loan

growth of 18% YoY. Asset quality was better among peers but in tight liquidity situation it

would remain challenging. Margin was compressed slightly in sequential basis but

management continued to guided domestic NIM at 3% level from present of 2.95%. We

value bank at Rs.634/share which is 0.75 times of FY14E’s book value.

NIM compressed by 5 bps QoQ to 2.37% due to stable loan yield while cost of fund

increased marginally by 10 bps to 5.4%. Bank has taken several steps to curtail cost by

reducing share of bulk deposits and increasing CASA ratio. Domestic NIM improved to

2.95% versus 2.85% in previous quarter whereas oversea NIM remained flat at 1.18% as

against 1.19%. Domestic NIM improvement was on account of higher investment yield to

7.98% from 7.9% on sequential basis.

Loan growth healthy led by SME and retail

Overall deposits de-grew by 4% YoY led by 10% declined of term deposits on year on

year basis. Current account and saving account deposits registered growth of 19% and

13% YoY respectively. This was the result of CASA ratio increased by 556 bps YoY to

26.2%. Loan grew by 18% YoY led by SME growth of 39.2% YoY followed by 21% YoY

growth retail. Corporate loan growth remained intact as bank’s has caution outlook

towards corporate exposure in tight economy scenario.

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Bank’s NII growth moderate at 7.8% YoY to Rs.

3057 cr despite of healthy loan growth and

stable CD ratio. This was due to margin

compression of 28 bps YoY led by lower loan

yield than cost of fund

Higher operating expenses led de-growth in

operating profit

Profitability increased due to lower provisions


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Quarterly Result (Rs Cr) 3QFY14 2QFY14 3QFY13 % YoY Gr % QoQ Gr 3QFY14E

Interest/discount on advances / bills 7061 6832 6485 8.9 3.3 7173

Income on investments 2175 2220 1898 14.6 -2.0 2350

Interest on balances with Reserve Bank of India 245 281 403 -39.2 -12.8 397

Others 209 140 58 258.2 50.1 173

Total Interest Income 9691 9473 8845 9.6 2.3 10092

Others Income 932 974 841 10.9 -4.3 1102

Total Income 10623 10447 9686 9.7 1.7 11194

Interest Expended 6634 6579 6004 10.5 0.8 6792

NII 3057 2895 2841 7.6 5.6 3300

Other Income 932 974 841 10.9 -4.3 1102

Total Income 3989 3869 3681 8.4 3.1 4402

Employee 1056 1030 798 32.3 2.5 1189

Other Expenses 736 714 627 17.3 3.1 792

Operating Expenses 1792 1744 1426 25.7 2.7 1981

PPP( Rs Cr) 2197 2125 2256 -2.6 3.4 2421

Provisions 762 861 1029 -26.0 -11.5 897

Exceptional Items 16 16 12 25.0 0.0 0

PBT 1436 1264 1227 17.0 13.6 1524

Tax 372 80 203 83.7 364.7 457

Net Profit 1048 1168 1012 3.6 -10.3 1067

Balance Sheet Date( Rs Cr)

Equity Capital 423 423 412 2.5 0.0

Reserve & Surplus 35232 35127 30966 13.8 0.3

Net Worth 35654 35549 31379 13.6 0.3

Total Deposits 503772 484931 414733 21.5 3.9

Borrowings 29304 28558 27899 5.0 2.6

Other liabilities and provisions 18638 13995 14552 28.1 33.2

Total Liability 587368 563033 488563 20.2 4.3

Cash in hand 16742 15681 17147 -2.4 6.8

Cash and balances with RBI 87599 79980 58295 50.3 9.5

Total Investment 115210 111840 101848 13.1 3.0

Advances 352446 339855 299318 17.7 3.7

Fixed Assets 2562 2498 2399 6.8 2.6

Others Assets 12809 13179 9557 34.0 -2.8

Total Assets 587368 563033 488563 20.2 4.3

Asset Quality

GNPA( Rs Cr) 11926 10888 7321

NPA(Rs Cr) 6624 6316 3363

% GNPA 3.4 3.2 2.4

% NPA 1.9 1.9 1.1

% PCR (without technical writeoff) 44.5 42.0 54.1

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Income Statement 2011 2012 2013 2014E 2015EInterest Income 21886 29674 35197 39065 45206

Interest Expense 13084 19357 23881 26847 31084

NII 8802 10317 11315 12218 14122

Change (%) 48.2 17.2 9.7 8.0 15.6

Non Interest Income 2809 3422 3631 4182 4182

Total Income 11611 13739 14946 16400 18304

Change (%) 32.8 18.3 8.8 9.7 11.6


Pre Provision Profits 6982 8581 8999 9206 10067

Change (%) 41.5 22.9 4.9 2.3 9.4

Provisions 1331 2555 4168 3559 4043

PBT 5650 6026 4831 5647 6024

PAT 4242 5007 4481 4444 4819

Change (%) 38.7 18.0 -10.5 -0.8 8.4

Balance SheetDeposits( Rs Cr) 305439 384871 473883 521272 573399

Change (%) 27 26 23 10 10

of which CASA Dep 87589 103524 119981 135531 149084

Change (%) 23 18 16 13 10

Borrowings( Rs Cr) 22308 23573 26579 33273 36600

Investments( Rs Cr) 71261 83209 121394 122000 134200

Loans( Rs Cr) 228676 287377 328186 367568 404325

Change (%) 31 26 14 12 10

RatioAvg. Yield on loans 8.0 8.7 8.4 8.6 9.3

Avg. Yield on Investments 7.0 7.8 6.4 7.3 8

Avg. Cost of Deposit 4.3 5.1 5.2 5.2 5.4

Avg. Cost of Borrowings 5.5 6.7 5.4 5.5 5.5

Valuation

Book Value 536 668 759 846 929

CMP 963 794 652 513 513

P/BV 1.8 1.2 0.9 0.61 0.6

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