(1/21)
About:
Godawari Power & Ispat Limited is
an integrated steel company with a
presence across the steel value chain extending from iron ore (two mines) to iron ore pellets and value-added steel
products.
About:
Godawari Power & Ispat Limited is
an integrated steel company with a
presence across the steel value chain extending from iron ore (two mines) to iron ore pellets and value-added steel
products.
(2/21)
Plants and Mines:
Plants
• Integrated Steel Plant, Siltara,
• Urla industrial Area, Chhattisgarh
• Bio-mass, Mahasamund
• Windmill, Kundur
• Pelletisation plant, Odisha
Mines
• Ari Dongri iron ore captive mine
&
• Boria Tibu iron ore captive mine in
Chhattisgarh
Plants and Mines:
Plants
• Integrated Steel Plant, Siltara,
• Urla industrial Area, Chhattisgarh
• Bio-mass, Mahasamund
• Windmill, Kundur
• Pelletisation plant, Odisha
Mines
• Ari Dongri iron ore captive mine
&
• Boria Tibu iron ore captive mine in
Chhattisgarh
(4/21)
• Iron and steel billets:
Processed iron or steel with a
square cross section, formed
after hot rolling with high
ductility
• Wire rods: Intermediate inputs
for steel plants as well as for
industries like construction and
infrastructure
• Iron and steel billets:
Processed iron or steel with a
square cross section, formed
after hot rolling with high
ductility
• Wire rods: Intermediate inputs
for steel plants as well as for
industries like construction and
infrastructure
(5/21)
• Hard black wires: Made
from rolled steel through
wire drawing; serve as raw
material for construction and
infrastructure
• Ferro alloys: Production of
silico manganese is used in
steel production
• Hard black wires: Made
from rolled steel through
wire drawing; serve as raw
material for construction and
infrastructure
• Ferro alloys: Production of
silico manganese is used in
steel production
(7/21)
Greenfield Expansion Project:
The company proposed to set up
1.5-million-ton green field steel plant in Chhattisgarh, but the land acquisition and the environmental approval both got delayed.
However the company will do the capex of ₹500cr in this FY.
Greenfield Expansion Project:
The company proposed to set up
1.5-million-ton green field steel plant in Chhattisgarh, but the land acquisition and the environmental approval both got delayed.
However the company will do the capex of ₹500cr in this FY.
(8/21)
• The New Industrial Policy Regime:
The New Industrial policy opened up the Indian iron and steel
industry for private investment by-
(a) removing it from the list
of industries reserved for public sector
(b) exempting it from compulsory licensing
• The New Industrial Policy Regime:
The New Industrial policy opened up the Indian iron and steel
industry for private investment by-
(a) removing it from the list
of industries reserved for public sector
(b) exempting it from compulsory licensing
(9/21)
Demand Drivers for Steel in India:
1. Infra Projects under Gati Shakti:
• Bharatmala
• Railways Expansion (DFC)
• Sagarmala
• UDAN
2. Govt initiatives like:
PMAY, Make In India, PMUY, PMKSY, Smart city development, AMRUT & Clean Ganga Mission
Demand Drivers for Steel in India:
1. Infra Projects under Gati Shakti:
• Bharatmala
• Railways Expansion (DFC)
• Sagarmala
• UDAN
2. Govt initiatives like:
PMAY, Make In India, PMUY, PMKSY, Smart city development, AMRUT & Clean Ganga Mission
(11/21)
• Backward/Forward Integration:
GPIL's standalone operations, which are based in Chhattisgarh, are backward integrated.
GPIL is working towards increasing its mining capacity to 3MnT from the current 2.1MnT.
continued:
• Backward/Forward Integration:
GPIL's standalone operations, which are based in Chhattisgarh, are backward integrated.
GPIL is working towards increasing its mining capacity to 3MnT from the current 2.1MnT.
continued:
(12/21)
GPIL benefits from partial forward integration, with its product mix consisting of sponge iron, billets, thermo mechanically treated bars, pre-fabricated structures, wire rods, hard bright wires, and so on.
Backward/forward integration improves GPIL’s EBITDA Margins.
GPIL benefits from partial forward integration, with its product mix consisting of sponge iron, billets, thermo mechanically treated bars, pre-fabricated structures, wire rods, hard bright wires, and so on.
Backward/forward integration improves GPIL’s EBITDA Margins.
(13/21)
Weakness:
Cyclicality:
The company is exposed to fluctuations in the prices of raw materials, thermal coal, exchange rate risk and volatility in finished good prices, which can impact the stability of operating margins.
As is visible in its Q2FY23 numbers.
Weakness:
Cyclicality:
The company is exposed to fluctuations in the prices of raw materials, thermal coal, exchange rate risk and volatility in finished good prices, which can impact the stability of operating margins.
As is visible in its Q2FY23 numbers.
(14/21)
Q2 Performance:
• Revenue increased to ₹1,307Cr, up 3% YoY
• EBITDA down to ₹231Cr vs ₹436cr YoY because of lower
realisations
• PAT for Q2 is ₹169Cr vs ₹292cr YoY
• EPS for the quarter is ₹13 per share vs ₹21 per share
Q2 Performance:
• Revenue increased to ₹1,307Cr, up 3% YoY
• EBITDA down to ₹231Cr vs ₹436cr YoY because of lower
realisations
• PAT for Q2 is ₹169Cr vs ₹292cr YoY
• EPS for the quarter is ₹13 per share vs ₹21 per share
(15/21)
Reason for lower Realisation:
• Largely on account of Fall in pellet realisation, which has gone down by almost ₹3500 a ton. This has led to a profitability loss of ₹200cr QoQ. Which is clearly reflected on the overal profitability of the company.
Reason for lower Realisation:
• Largely on account of Fall in pellet realisation, which has gone down by almost ₹3500 a ton. This has led to a profitability loss of ₹200cr QoQ. Which is clearly reflected on the overal profitability of the company.
(16/21)
Lower Realisation was due to:
1. Government levied export duty on pellets from nil to 45% and steel from 0 to 15% in May 2022
Pellet prices decreased from
₹14,000/ton in April’22 to ₹8,000/ton now
2. Reduction in the international selling price of iron ore
Lower Realisation was due to:
1. Government levied export duty on pellets from nil to 45% and steel from 0 to 15% in May 2022
Pellet prices decreased from
₹14,000/ton in April’22 to ₹8,000/ton now
2. Reduction in the international selling price of iron ore
(18/21)
Ratios and Numbers:
• Market Cap: ₹4,393cr
• Stock P/E: 3.92
• 3 Year RoCE: 36.2%
• 3 Year RoE: 38.8%
• PEG: 0.05
• Sales 3 Year CAGR: 17.9%
• D/E: 0.12
• NPM Last Year: 25.8%
• Interest Coverage: 125
Ratios and Numbers:
• Market Cap: ₹4,393cr
• Stock P/E: 3.92
• 3 Year RoCE: 36.2%
• 3 Year RoE: 38.8%
• PEG: 0.05
• Sales 3 Year CAGR: 17.9%
• D/E: 0.12
• NPM Last Year: 25.8%
• Interest Coverage: 125
(21/21)
The company needs a stable tax policy from the govt in order to have a rather smooth numbers. Also volatility in RM prices and overall cold international market paints a dull picture for the near term for the company.
@caniravkaria @kuttrapali26 @chartmojo
The company needs a stable tax policy from the govt in order to have a rather smooth numbers. Also volatility in RM prices and overall cold international market paints a dull picture for the near term for the company.
@caniravkaria @kuttrapali26 @chartmojo
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