Sterlite Industries ( India
) Limited
NSE Symbol STER
STERLITE INDUSTRIES (INDIA) has declared dismal (Consolidated)
results for the third quarter ending dec,2011.
Net Sales in Q3 FY 12 stands at Rs.10246.18 cr
– up by 1.11% from Q2 FY 12; Up by 4.30%
from Q1 FY 12; and up by 23.53% from Q3
FY 11.
Total Expenditure in Q3 FY 12 stands at Rs.8868.27
cr – up by 8.70% from Q2 FY 12; up by 17.89%
from Q1 FY 12; and up by 34.32% from Q3
FY 11.
Profit from Operations stands at Rs.1435.40 cr
in Q3 FY 12 – down by -29.53% from Q2 FY
12; down by -38.61% from Q1 FY 12; and
down by -17.03% from Q3 FY 11.
Other Income stands at Rs.876.81 cr in Q3 FY
12; up by 46.81% from Q2 FY 12; up by 4.18%
from Q1 FY 12; and up by 83.59% from Q3
FY 11.
Interest in Q3 FY 12 stands at Rs.157.34 cr in
Q3 FY 12 – down by -55.79% from Q2 FY
12; down by -9.56% from Q1 FY 12; but up by a huge 123.05% from Q3 FY 11.
Profit before tax stands at Rs.2148.44 cr in
Q3 FY 12 – down by -4.45% from Q2 FY 12; down by -28.42% from Q1 FY 12; but up by 0.73% from
Q3 FY 11.
Tax Expense stands at Rs.505.30 cr in Q3 FY 12
– up by 0.09% from Q2 FY 12; down by -17.67%
from Q1 FY 12; but up by 19.9% from Q3
FY 11.
Net Profit stands at Rs.1643.14 cr in Q3 FY 12 – down by
-5.76% from Q2 FY 12; down by -31.19
from Q1 FY 12; and down by -3.99% from
Q3 FY 11.
Minority Interest stands at Rs.466.04 cr in Q3
FY 12 – down by -7.35% from Q2 FY 12; down by
-27.41% from Q1 FY 12; and down by -8.28% from Q3 FY 11.
Shares of Associates stands at Rs.263.58 cr –
up by 8.55% from Q2 FY12; up by 148.50% from Q1 FY 12; and up by 157.68% from Q3 FY 11.
Consolidated NPT in Q3 FY 12 stands at Rs.913.52
cr – down by -8.44% from Q2 FY 12; down by -44.29% from Q1 FY 12; and down by -17.03% from Q3 FY 11.
On a Face value of
Rs.1, the Basic
EPS stands at Rs.2.72 in Q3 FY 12; Rs.2.97 in Q2 FY 12; Rs.4.88 in
Q1 FY 12; and Rs.3.28 in Q3 FY 11.
The annual EPS may therefore stand at
Rs.13.29.
Current Market price is
Rs. 105.55 While the 52 week high price is Rs.190 and
the 52 week low price is Rs.86.15 on the Face value of Rs.1
The PE Ratio comes to 7.94.
RESULTS TABLE
Q3FY12
|
%DIF1
|
%DIF2
|
%DIF3
|
||||
Net Sales
|
1024618
|
1,013,384.00
|
1.11
|
982,400.00
|
4.30
|
829,432.00
|
23.53
|
Other Oprtng Income
|
5749
|
6,186.00
|
-7.06
|
3,670.00
|
56.65
|
3,813.00
|
50.77
|
Increase in SIT/WIP
|
13002
|
138
|
9,321.74
|
-6,981.00
|
-286.25
|
-13,154.00
|
-198.84
|
Raw Materials
|
584155
|
587,440.00
|
-0.56
|
535,827.00
|
9.02
|
510,237.00
|
14.49
|
Traded goods
|
644
|
200
|
222.00
|
118
|
445.76
|
-
|
|
Employees Cost
|
41499
|
39,698.00
|
4.54
|
38,503.00
|
7.78
|
25,794.00
|
60.89
|
Depreciation
|
45752
|
44,504.00
|
2.80
|
42,001.00
|
8.93
|
24,877.00
|
83.91
|
Other Expenditure
|
201775
|
143,891.00
|
40.23
|
142,774.00
|
41.32
|
112,499.00
|
79.36
|
Total Expenditure
|
886827
|
815,871.00
|
8.70
|
752,242.00
|
17.89
|
660,253.00
|
34.32
|
Profit from Operations
|
143540
|
203,699.00
|
-29.53
|
233,828.00
|
-38.61
|
172,992.00
|
-17.03
|
Other Income
|
87681
|
59,724.00
|
46.81
|
84,164.00
|
4.18
|
47,760.00
|
83.59
|
Interest
|
15734
|
35,586.00
|
-55.79
|
17,398.00
|
-9.56
|
7,054.00
|
123.05
|
Exceptional items
|
643
|
2,992.00
|
-78.51
|
442
|
45.48
|
410
|
56.83
|
Profit before tax
|
214844
|
224,845.00
|
-4.45
|
300,152.00
|
-28.42
|
213,288.00
|
0.73
|
Tax Expense
|
50530
|
50,487.00
|
0.09
|
61,373.00
|
-17.67
|
42,142.00
|
19.9
|
Net Profit
|
164314
|
174,358.00
|
-5.76
|
238,779.00
|
-31.19
|
171,146.00
|
-3.99
|
Minority Interest
|
46604
|
50,299.00
|
-7.35
|
64,199.00
|
-27.41
|
50,811.00
|
-8.28
|
Shares of Associates
|
26358
|
24,281.00
|
8.55
|
10,607.00
|
148.50
|
10,229.00
|
157.68
|
Consolidated NPT
|
91352
|
99,778.00
|
-8.44
|
163,973.00
|
-44.29
|
110,106.00
|
-17.03
|
Face Value (in Rs.)
|
1
|
1
|
0.00
|
1
|
0.00
|
1
|
0
|
Paid-up Equity
|
33612
|
33,612.00
|
0.00
|
33,612.00
|
0.00
|
33,612.00
|
0
|
Basic EPS
|
2.72
|
2.97
|
-8.42
|
4.88
|
-44.26
|
3.28
|
-17.07
|
Public holding (%)
|
33.94
|
34.07
|
-0.38
|
34.26
|
-0.93
|
34.16
|
-0.64
|
Highlights of
the quarter (Consolidated Results)
Operational Performance
n Record
production volumes of refined Lead and Silver at Zinc India operations
n Commissioned
the 350tpa silver refinery at Zinc India
Financial performance
n Revenues
up 24% at Rs. 10,246 crore
n EBITDA
up 17% at Rs. 2,318 crore
n PAT at
Rs. 914 Cr after foreign exchange loss of Rs. 425 crore
n Strong
balance sheet with cash and liquid investments of Rs. 21,546 crore
ZINC
INDIA BUSINESS :
Mined
metal production in Q3 was marginally lower at 209,007 tonnes, compared with
the corresponding prior quarter. Refined Zinc production in Q3 was up 7% at
190,946 tonnes, compared with the corresponding prior quarter primarily on
account of improved throughput and operational efficiencies.
Refined
Lead production in Q3 was highest ever at 28,804 tonnes, up 102%, compared with
the corresponding prior quarter. The increase in production was due to volume
contribution from the newly commissioned 100kt Dariba Lead smelter, currently
under ramp-up.
Refined
Silver production in Q3 was highest ever at 57,595 kg, up 37% compared with the
corresponding prior quarter. This was mainly attributable to higher input from
the mines and volume contribution from the new 350tpa Silver refinery
commissioned during the quarter.
Revenues
and EBITDA for Q3 were Rs. 2,726 crore and Rs. 1,373 crore respectively. The
decrease in EBITDA was mainly on account of lower LME prices, higher coal costs
and manufacturing expenses, which more than offset the benefit of higher
volumes and higher realisation on account of rupee depreciation.
The
Zinc metal cost, without royalty, during the quarter was Rs. 40,300 per MT
($785), 13% higher in INR, compared with the corresponding prior quarter. The
positive impact of operational efficiencies was more than offset by increase in
commodity prices and other inflationary factors.
The
average Silver Cash Settlement Price per London Bullion Market Association
increased to $31.87/oz in Q3 FY2012 from $26.43/oz in the corresponding prior
quarter. The silver revenue increased to Rs. 255 Cr from Rs. 116 Cr in
corresponding prior period.
Expansion Projects
Ramp-up of the Sindesar Khurd
mine is on track to achieve its targeted 2.0mtpa capacity. The 100ktpa Dariba
Lead smelter, commissioned during Q2, is ramping up well. The new 350tpa Silver
refinery has been successfully commissioned during the quarter. The mine
development work at proposed 1.0mt Kayar mine has commenced.
Zinc International Business
The
total equivalent zinc-lead production was 105,000 tonnes in Q3. This comprised
production of zinc-lead concentrate of 71,000 tonnes MIC at BMM and Lisheen,
and refined zinc production of 34,000 tonnes at Skorpion.
Revenues
and EBITDA for Q3 were Rs. 1,030 crore and Rs. 342 crore respectively, a
decrease of 11.2% and 35% respectively, compared with the immediately preceding
quarter. EBITDA is lower on account of lower zinc and lead LME, partly offset
by decrease in the production costs.
Copper Business
During
Q3, copper cathode production at the Tuticorin smelter was 6.9% higher at
84,000 tonnes compared with the corresponding prior quarter.
Mined
metal production at Australia mines was 6,000 tonnes in Q3.
Revenue
and EBITDA for Q3 were Rs 5,130 crore and Rs 395 crore, an increase of 10.9%
and 75.5% respectively, compared with the corresponding prior quarter,
primarily on account of higher TcRcs, better margins on phosphoric acid sales,
and positive impact of rupee depreciation.
Despite
improved operational performance, the PAT was lower due to MTM loss on FCCB
bond liabilities due to depreciation of Indian Rupee which resulted in a net
exchange loss of Rs. 72 crore in Q3 after adjusting fair value gain on
derivative portion.
In
reference to Special Leave Petition (SLP) filed by the company against the
closure order of the copper smelter at Tuticorin, the Honourable Supreme Court
in subsequent hearings directed Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board (TNPCB) to
issue directions to implement the improvement measures suggested by National
Environment Engineering Research Institute (NEERI), Central Pollution Control
Board (CPCB) and TNPCB. The matter was last heard on 17th January 2012 and
listed for further hearing on March 18 2012. The company is fully on track to
implement the improvement measures suggested by TNPCB. Interim stay order
granted by the Supreme Court continues and the unit continues to operate at
rated capacity.
Expansion Projects
The construction of the captive
power plant at Tuticorin is progressing well and the first unit of 80MW is
scheduled for commissioning in Q4 FY2011-12.
Aluminium Business (BALCO)
The BALCO aluminium smelter
continues to operate at its rated capacity, with production of 63,000 tonnes
during Q3.
Revenue
and EBITDA for Q3 were Rs. 801 and Rs. 32 Crore respectively. EBITDA was lower
on account of higher costs of production and lower LME prices, partly offset by
the rupee depreciation. During Q3, the COP of hot metal produced was at Rs
98,234 per MT, 22% higher in INR, compared with the corresponding prior
quarter. The increase in cost was primarily due to increase in costs of coal, alumina
and carbon.
Expansion Project
The first metal tapping from
the 325 ktpa aluminium smelter is now scheduled for Q2 FY2013. The first unit
of the 1,200MW (4x300MW) captive power plant is expected to be synchronised in
Q1 FY 2012-13.
Coal Block
STERLITE
have made further progress on getting the required regulatory approvals for the
211 mn tonne coal block at BALCO. The EAC in its meeting held in Nov 2011 has
accorded its approval for the project, paving the way for the remaining
approvals.
Vedanta Aluminium Limited
Alumina
production at Lanjigarh was 236,000 tonnes in Q3. The Aluminium production in
Q3 was 107,000 tonnes at Jharsuguda – I smelter.
Revenue
and EBITDA for Q3 were Rs. 1,444 crore and Rs 102 crore respectively. The COP
of hot metal produced during the quarter was Rs 102,224 per MT (US $2,004), 9%
higher than the corresponding prior quarter due to higher coal and carbon
costs. However, the CoP of hot metal during Q3 was lower by 22% compared to Q2
due to improved operational performance as expected.
During
the quarter, there was a net loss of Rs. 893 Crore on account of compressed
margins and higher finance cost due to Mark to Market loss on foreign exchange
fluctuation on borrowings. The interest and finance charges during Q3 were Rs.
793 crore which includes MTM loss of Rs 339 crore due to currency depreciation.
The
1.25 mtpa Jharsuguda-II smelter project is in the final stages of completion,
and STERLITE continue to evaluate the option of selling power versus producing
aluminium at this smelter.
Energy Business
Power
sales were 1,559 million units during Q3, significantly higher compared with
the 245 million units in the corresponding prior quarter. The increase in power
sales was mainly on account of sales from two 600 MW units at the 2,400 MW Jharsuguda
power plant.
Revenue
and EBITDA for Q3 were Rs.574 Crore and Rs.147 Crore respectively, an increase
of 365% and 297% compared with the corresponding prior quarter. Increase in
revenue was on account of higher sales from two units of 600 MW each commissioned
in March and May 2011 and higher realisations of power.
During
Q3, the generation cost at SEL was Rs 2.6 per unit as against the Rs 2.9 per
unit in Q2 of 2011-12. The
cost at SEL was lower on account of improved operating performance. The third 600 MW unit is
currently under trial run.
Expansion Projects
Work on the fourth 600 MW unit
of the Jharsuguda power plant is progressing well and the same is expected to
be synchronized in Q4 FY 2011-12.
Work on the power project at
Talwandi Sabo is progressing as scheduled with synchronization of first unit
scheduled for Q4 FY 2012-13.
STERLITE
have commissioned 135MW of the 150MW expansion in wind power generation
capacity announced in January 2011. The balance capacity is expected to be
commissioned in early Q4 FY2012. Post the expansion, the Company’s wind power
generation capacity will increase to 273MW.
Depreciation
Depreciation and amortization
cost for the quarter was higher at Rs. 458 crore compared with Rs. 249 crore
during the corresponding prior quarter, due to capitalisation of Dariba lead
smelter at Zinc India operations, wind power project and two units of 600 MW at
SEL, Jharsuguda and Rs 142 crore charged during the quarter on the assets of
our Zinc International business.
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