Punj Lloyd (BOM:532693)

QUOTE AND NEWS
The Economic Times  May 23  Comment 
Punj Lloyd Ltd is a ‘SELL’ call with a target of Rs 42 and a stop loss of Rs 51.
The Economic Times  May 21  Comment 
HDFC MF has sold 2.05% stake in engineering conglomerate Punj Lloyd for about Rs 34.43 cr in last two months through open market sales.
The Hindu Business Line  May 13  Comment 
Punj Lloyd on Monday said it has bagged ONGC’s Rs 730 crore B-127 cluster pipeline project in Mumbai. The selection is made though bidding process. The B-127 cluster comprises three margi...
The Economic Times  May 10  Comment 
Punj Lloyd today reported 66.67 per cent growth in consolidated net profit at Rs 15 crore for the fourth quarter ended March, 31, 2013.
The Hindu Business Line  Apr 29  Comment 
Some of the big projects that will come up for bidding this year include the fourth container terminal at JN Port, mega container terminal in Chennai, and expansion of the container terminal in Visakhapatnam.
The Hindu Business Line  Apr 22  Comment 
With operations spread across the West Asia, Africa, the Caspian, Asia Pacific and South Asia, Punj Lloyd is not a newcomer as an EPC (engineering procurement and construction) service provider in...
The Hindu Business Line  Apr 20  Comment 
Punj Lloyd (Rs 51.7): The long-term outlook remains negative for the stock, as long as it stays below Rs 135. The stock finds support at Rs 46 and resistance at Rs 64. In the immediate-term...
The Hindu Business Line  Mar 14  Comment 
Infrastructure major Punj Lloyd today said it has bagged a contract worth Rs 314 crore ($57.75 million) from Al-Khafji Joint Operations for an offshore project in Al-Khafji, Saudi Arabia. ...
The Economic Times  Mar 6  Comment 
Buy Punj Lloyd Ltd at a stop of Rs 39.
The Economic Times  Feb 13  Comment 
"Punj Lloyd is a sell call with a target price of Rs 45 and a stop loss of Rs 52.5."




 

Punj Lloyd is one of India’s leading EPC (engineering, construction and procurement) companies providing services to the energy and infrastructure sector. The company has presence in diverse businesses such as pipelines, tanks & terminals, process, power, offshore segment, civil construction & infrastructure services. In October 2006, it acquired 100% stake in Singapore based, Sembawang Engineers and Constructors (SEC) and its wholly owned UK subsidiary Simon Carves (SC). These acquisitions have helped the company to pre qualify for large sized orders in their respective segments. Punj Lloyd has also made inroads into the defense sector by signing a pact with Singapore Technologies Kinetics in FY08.

FY09 was a mixed year for the company. While it reported a strong 52% YoY increase in revenues, it recorded a loss at the net level. The company’s operating performance was largely impacted by a particular project that was with Simon Carves’ book before it was acquired. The company took a one-time charge of about Rs 4.7 bn on its books during the year.


A net loss at the consolidated level, substantial erosion in operating profits and lower order inflows together made FY09 as one of the most difficult years for Punj Lloyd. However, considering that most of its concerns are behind it, the company’s future prospects remain strong. In fact, concerns of the slow order inflow were also mitigated as the company reported an order intake of Rs 100 bn during the quarter ended June 2009. At the end of the quarter, Punj Lloyd had an order back log of Rs 279 bn, which stood at nearly 2.3 times its FY09 consolidated revenues. Further, the company has also been working on restructuring its subsidiaries by taking initiatives such as downsizing their employee strength apart from relocating their offices.



Consolidated financial snapshot
(Rs m) 4QFY08 4QFY09 Change FY08 FY09 Change
Net Sales 23,463 32,173 37.10% 77,525 119,120 53.70%
Expenditure 20,981 32,958 57.10% 71,122 116,028 63.10%
Operating profit (EBITDA) 2,482 (785) ( ) 6,403 3,093 (51.70%)
Operating profit margin (%) 10.60% (2.40%) 8.30% 2.60%
Other income (179) 134 ( ) 815 745 (8.60%)
Depreciation 409 508 24.10% 1,462 1,771 21.10%
Interest 326 729 124.00% 1,292 2,208 70.90%
Profit before tax 1,568 (1,888) ( ) 4,464 (140) ( )
Extraordinary income/(expense) ( ) 22 371 154 (58.60%)
Tax 374 667 78.30% 1,235 2,260 83.00%
Profit after tax/(loss) 1,194 (2,534) ( ) 3,600 (2,247) ( )
Share in profits/(losses) of associates (17) (82) (17) (68)
Minority interest 0 59 1 62
Net profit 1,177 (2,556) ( ) 3,584 (2,253) ( )
Net profit margin (%) 5.00% (7.90%) 4.60% (1.90%)
No. of shares (m) 303.5
Diluted earnings per share (Rs)*# (7.4)
P/E ratio (x)# ( )
  • Adjusted for extraordinary items; # On a trailing 12-months basis.

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Quarterly Result Analysis- Sept'09

Performance summary

- Consolidated sales grow by 5% YoY during 1HFY10; drop by 2% YoY during 2QFY10.

- Operating margins remain flat at 8.7% during the first six months of FY10. However, for 2QFY10, operating margins fall by 1.8% YoY.

- Net profits during 1HFY10 fall by 30% YoY. This is on the back of lower other income and higher interest and depreciation costs.

- Order backlog at the end of September 2009 stood at Rs 268 bn (2.3 times FY09 sales).


Consolidated financial snapshot
(Rs m) 2QFY09 2QFY10 Change 1HFY09 1HFY10 Change
Net Sales 29,261 28,764 (1.70%) 55,748 58,316 4.60%
Expenditure 26,536 26,596 0.20% 50,907 53,230 4.60%
Operating profit (EBITDA) 2,724 2,168 (20.40%) 4,841 5,086 5.10%
Operating profit margin (%) 9.30% 7.50% 8.70% 8.70%
Other income 280 (43) (115.30%) 375 196 (47.60%)
Depreciation 439 514 17.10% 830 1,055 27.00%
Interest 490 796 62.30% 859 1,539 79.30%
Profit before tax 2,076 816 (60.70%) 3,526 2,688 (23.80%)
Extraordinary income/(expense) ( ) ( ) 204 ( )
Tax 647 301 (53.40%) 1,177 923 (21.60%)
Profit after tax/(loss) 1,429 515 (64.00%) 2,553 1,765 (30.90%)
Share in profits/(losses) of associates 9 31 0 12
Minority interest 3 (18) 7 23
Net profit 1,441 529 (63.30%) 2,560 1,800 (29.70%)
Net profit margin (%) 4.90% 1.80% 4.60% 3.10%
No. of shares (m) 303.5 331.7
Diluted earnings per share (Rs)*# (9.2)
P/E ratio (x)# NA
                              * Adjusted for extraordinary items; # On a trailing 12-months basis.


What has driven performance in 2QFY10?

- Punj Lloyd’s (PUNL) topline fell by 2% YoY during 2QFY10. This performance is attributable to its process and infrastructure segments, where sales fell by nearly 37% YoY. However, the company’s pipelines division grew by nearly 100% YoY.

- PUNL’s operating profits decreased by 20% YoY during the quarter. The operating margins contracted by 1.8% mainly on the back of higher raw material expenses (as a percentage of sales).

- On the back of a weak operating performance, lower other income and higher fixed charges of depreciation and interest as compared to 2QFY09, PUNL recorded a fall in its bottomline (down 63% YoY) during 2QFY10.

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