COROMANDEL INTERNATIONAL LTD
Q1 FY 20 RESULTS REVIEW DT 29 07 20
MANAGEMENT
M M Murugappan Chairman
V Ravichandran Vice Chairman
Sameer Goel Managing Director
RESULTS
Coromandel International (in Rs. Cr.) |
Jun '20 |
Mar '20 |
Jun '19 |
YOY |
QOQ |
COMMENTS |
Net Sales |
3,213.23 |
2,869.32 |
2,130.74 |
50.8 |
11.99 |
EXCELLENT INCREASE |
Interest |
43.44 |
43.43 |
79.59 |
-45.42 |
0.02 |
REDUCED |
P/L Before Tax |
337.63 |
313.73 |
95.19 |
254.69 |
7.62 |
IMPRESSIVE YOY |
Tax |
89.61 |
79.96 |
32.61 |
174.79 |
12.07 |
INCREASED |
Net Profit |
248.02 |
233.77 |
62.58 |
296.32 |
6.1 |
YOY IMPRESSIVE |
Net P/L After M.I & Associates |
250.57 |
234.2 |
62.43 |
301.36 |
6.99 |
YOY IMPRESSIVE |
Equity |
29.32 |
29.3 |
29.26 |
0.21 |
0.07 |
Static |
Reserves Excluding Revaluation Reserves |
-- |
4,288.40 |
-- |
Very good |
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Basic EPS |
8.55 |
8 |
2.13 |
301.41 |
6.88 |
Excellent growth |
MP |
784 |
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PE |
23 |
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52 Wk L/H |
336.5 |
828.55 |
Historical Prices
1 YR BEFOR Current Price %Gain / Loss
Open Price 396 807 103.79
2 YR BEFORE
Open Price 406.25 807 98.65
3 YR BEFOR
Open Price 435.1 807 85.47
3 MNT BEF
Open Price 551.3 807 46.38
Share Holding Pattern in (%)
Standalone Jun-20 Mar-20 Dec-19 Sep-19
Promoters 59.6 61.63 61.69 61.72
Pledged 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01
FII/FPI 4.26 3.5 3.54 3.39
Total DII 26.5 25.63 24.49 24.3
Fin.Insts 0.03 0.02 0.05 0.06
Insurance Co 0.37 0.41 0.5 0.75
MF 16.38 15.75 14.63 14.35
Others DIIs 9.72 9.45 9.31 9.14
Others 9.65 9.23 10.29 10.59
Total 100.01 99.99 100.01 100
SWOT ANALYSIS
Strengths (8)
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- High TTM EPS Growth
- Good quarterly growth
- Growth in Quarterly Net Profit with increasing Profit Margin (YoY)
- Annual Net Profits improving for last 2 years
- FII / FPI or Institutions increasing their shareholding
- Growth in Operating Profit with increase in operating margins (YoY)
- Strong Momentum in price move
CHART
1 YEAR CHART INDICATES STEADY, GRADUAL UPTREND FROM SEP'19
Valuation
Market Cap (Rs Cr.) 23,438.28
P/E 22.13
Book Value (Rs) 149.72
Dividend (%) 1200
Industry P/E 9.92
EPS (TTM) 36.13
P/C 19.27
Price/Book 5.34
Face Value (RS) 1
·
NEWS :
EID Parry sells stake in Coromandel International; share price slips 3%
· Healthy performance in challenging times
i) Debt equity Ratio : 0.30 : 0.37
II) DEBT SERVICE COVERAGE RATRIO (IN TIMES) 9.96 : 7.50
III) Interest service coverage Ratio (in terms :9.96 : 7.50
Highlights
- Strong growth in revenue and
profits
- Strong demand led to volume
uptick
- Healthy and timely monsoon
boosted demand
- Backward integration aiding
margins
It has put up a strong show in Q1 despite a challenging environment.
The current turmoil impacted its performance in April. However, operations are now getting back to normal. With consistent revenue growth, a decent return on capital employed (around 23 per cent), a strong balance sheet, Coromandel is poised for growth in the long term. We would advise to accumulate on correction for the longer run.
Company profile
Coromandel deals in manufacturing and trading of fertilisers, crop protection chemicals, specialty nutrients and organic compost. It offers various products in the fertiliser segment, including nitrogen, phosphatic and potassic (NPK) variants in various grades.
Its specialty nutrients consist of water soluble fertilisers, sulphur products, micro nutrients and organic manure while crop protection covers insecticides, fungicides and herbicides.
The crop protection segment reported a 54 per cent YoY growth both in domestic and export markets.
The recently installed phosphatic acid plant led to a strong 75 per cent uptick in phosphatic acid sales.
The manufacturing and DAP volumes also saw a healthy growth.
Agriculture situation
The forecast of a healthy monsoon and the timely onset of rains will benefit the company.
The locust attack on standing crops also led to higher demand for pesticides. Following the scarcity of labour because of the nationwide lockdown, many farmers had opted for direct sowing in place of transplantation, leading to a higher use of agrochemicals. Reduced manual weeding is likely to boost the use of chemicals in the coming weeks.
Backward integration
In October 2019, Coromandel commenced operations at its phosphoric acid plant. The backward integration would help the company to control costs in the coming months.
Raw material situation
Some initial hiccups were there after the lockdown was imposed. But, the raw material supply has now become smooth.
Impact of the proposal to ban certain insecticides
The central government had released a draft proposal to ban 27 insecticides, many of which are products that Coromandel deals with (four major ones — Mancozeb, Malathion, Acephate and Monocrotophos).
If the ban is implemented, it could adversely impact the company. However, industry associations are strongly opposing this ban and, we believe, several changes will be incorporated before the draft is finalised.
The proposal covers only domestic sales, while exports will remain exempted.
Apart from Monocrotophos, no other product is a red triangle category product.
Outlook
The company has been strategically launching high-margin products, which are getting a decent response and gaining traction. An improved product mix is a positive for the margins in the longer term.
Distribution and production have started normalising after some disruption in April.
As the company is always introducing new petsicides, insecticides etc to help the farmers, and the farmers have strong belief in the brand of Coromandel, the company can be expected to benefit from these factors and progress well in future.
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