Indsil Hydro Power and Manganese Ltd
BSE Code: 522165
CMP: Rs.74.75
Book Value: Rs.50.02
Market Cap: Rs.71.11 Cr
Dividend: 10%

The company has two units named Smelter Works at Palakkad, Kerala, INDIA and Hydro electric works at Rajakkad, Idukki District, Kerala, INDIA. The Company`s products include low carbon silico manganese and high carbon silico manganese. Indsil, with business interests in specialty alloys and power generation is a fast growing GROUP with well integrated manufacturing plants and a well diversified geographical base.
Financials: For Q4FY10, the company came out with good set of numbers. The total sales of the company for Q4FY10 came out to be Rs.23.08 Cr as against Rs.14.13 Cr in the same period previous year. The PBDT for Q4FY10 came out to be Rs.4.63 Cr as against Rs.1.12 Cr in the same period previous year. The net profit of the company came out to be Rs.3.74 Cr as against Rs.23 lakhs in the same period previous year. This is on a very small equity of Rs.9.51 Cr. The EPS of the company for Q4FY10 came out to be Rs.3.93 as against Re.0.25 in the same period previous year. This is on a very small equity base of Rs.9.51 Cr. Moreover, both the net and operating profit margins increased in Q4FY10 as compared to the same period previous year.
Triggers:
- There are strong rumours in the markets that the company is likely to declare 2:3 Bonus issue with the declaration of the Q1FY11 results. At the current price of Rs.74.75 the stock looks attractively valued taking into considering the upcoming bonus issue (if any).
The Company has achieved a target whereby the current debt equity ratio is almost zero. The company is expected to become debt-free within the next few months. - Due to good monsoon till now, water levels for hydro power plants are better compared to last year. In the Ferro manganese business, realization likely is better compared to Fiscal. There is also pick up in export to Europe market due to a little stabilsation of the Euro Zone. The company is looking for acquisition of ore mines in Ferro & Manganese business abroad. The market cap of the company is only Rs.71.11 Cr, whereas the cost of setting up a 18 Mw power plant is around Rs.120 Cr.
- Indsil Hydro Power and Manganese Ltd earlier informed BSE that the Company along with its group sister Company, Indsil Energy & Electrochemicals Ltd. have entered into an arrangement on February 17, 2010 with the Muscat Overseas Group from the Sultanate of Oman (represented by Al-Tamman Trading Establishment L.L.C) to form a 50:50 joint venture for the purpose of setting up a 75,000 tpy ferro chrome smelter in the Sultanate of Oman. The project would have access to 100% captive chrome ore which would be made available from the existing mining operations of the Muscat Overseas Group. Indsil would be providing the technology, operating and marketing expertise for the proposed smelter project. The share capital would be held equally by both parties to the joint venture. The project is expected to cost around USD 30 Million or Rs.140 Cr and is expected to operational by end of 2011. This is great news for the share holders of the company.
- The Company also has 18 Mw Hydel Power plant in Kerala where rainfalls are very good. Indsil also planning to double its smelter capacity in India. It is one of the safest scrip at the CMP, according to a Mumbai based reputed analyst.
Chart-Check and Conclusion: From the charts it has been found that the stock has made a beautiful pattern and could be accumulated at any price above Rs.72.5 for a target of Rs.80 in the short term and Rs.130, in the medium to long term. The scrip can easily give 100% return in the next 18 months time frame. Please keep a SL of Rs.67.30 for any short term trade.
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