The result is flat on QYQ basis but still company have posted EPS of
Rs.2.44 in Q1 under tight monetary condition is cheer-able which means
that when interest trend starts softening the stock will rock. See the
result of other infra company like GMR Infra, Lanco Infra where
companies have posted huge losses on account of high interest but Unity
infra not only avoided the losses but have maintained its profit level.
While analyzing the result it is seen that financial cost have gone up
by Rs.7 crores from Rs.22.20 crores to Rs.29.44 which have dented its
net profit adversely which means now management have to work on overtime
basis to attack and bring down interest cost. Though interest cost have gone up but still management have come out
successfully in maintaining its profit level reflects management
strength to overcome tight monetary condition prevailing in the economy.
Today WPI inflation for the month of July2012 have comedown to 6.87%
which means now ground is ready before RBI to lower down interest rates
which means softening of interest rates shall rock unity infra stock. One per cent reduction in interest rates shall bring down rupees nine crores interest cost. Interest over sales in Q1 is 7.45% which can be brought down by covering
its huge pending order into actual sales. For example if company can increase
sales volume by 100 crores in Q2 which is quite possible then interest
over sales cost come down by 1.70% from 7.45 per cent to 5.80%. The second strategy of the management should be to cut down loan by
expediting the sale of partial stake in their two SPV where talks are in
advanced stage.
Orders are flowing into pocket of the company like magnetic effect. The management closed Q1 with Rs.988 crores order and in the beginning of Q2 they have managed to get another Rs.330 crores order. In addition the company is having L1 status around Rs.700 crores order which may be converted into orders at any point of time. We expect very strong performance in next few Quarters. Stay invested and buy on decline at support levels.
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