REI AGRO
 
  
 
 

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LISTING
CMP
Rs 26.15
52 WEEK HIGH/LOW
Rs 42/Rs 18.85
FACE VALUE

Rs 1

PE RATIO
5
AVERAGE VOLUME
2036216
MARKETCAP
Rs 2,222 crore
BOOK VALUE
20.54
DIV YIELD
1.3%

COMPANY OVERVIEW:
REI Agro was established in the 1994 by Mr.Sanjay Jhunjhunwala and Mr.Sandip Jhunjhunwala. Today REI Agro is the leading food major. Company operates state of the art rice processing units. It offers wide range of brands like Kasauti, Real Magic, Mehrab, Mr.Miller, Hungama, Hansraj and Nausheen. The wide range of choices in various price band helps in catering to different types of customers and hence benefiting the company.
There is huge demand for parboiled rice in the Gulf region and this will be the major driving force behind company’s export in the coming times. Company has the right technology and appropriate funds to capitalize on this segment.
REI focus on basmati rice, raw and par boiled. The revenue of the company is almost twice that of the closest competitor.


Exports:
Company earns around 40% of the revenue from the export.

Distribution Network:
It has strong pan India presence through 490 dealers and 100,000 retail outlets in the domestic market. It also has strong presence in UAE and Saudi Arabia through dealers.

Brand:
Kasauti
Real Magic
Mr.Miller
Iron
Hungama
Hansraj
Rain Drop

Manufacturing Units:
It has processing units in Bawal (Haryana) and leased unit in Punjab. Both of the units are located in the heart of Basmati belt.

Retail Foray:
In 2008, the retail venture was demerged in a separate company named REI Six Ten Retail (RSTRL) that has 310 outlets mainly in northern and western India. REI Agro holds nearly 24.4% stake in this company, which had posted a net profit of Rs 26.4 crore in FY 10 and has a market capitalization of around Rs 780 crore.

INVESTMENT RATIONAL:
Company has 24.4% stake in REI Six Ten worth around Rs 200 crore.
It is fully integrated rice company paddy purchase to marketing.
Strong dealer network across the country and in Middle East.
Company matures rice up to 14 months to get better quality rice and realization. The inventory rose at 55% annually and has had huge pressure on cash flow. But now company has sufficient inventory it will further rise or build up not expected will increase the cash flow going further.
REI has forayed into wind power and in FY10 wind power contributed around 1% of the total revenue. This business is also expected to see higher share in total revenue.
After the flood in Pakistan, India is expected to capture the world Basmati rice market.
The supply constraint will see rice prices going up further are going to increase the margin.

RISK:
As company earns significant portion of revenue from exports, any strong appreciation of rupee will dent the net profit.
Slow down in the Global economy will dent the demand of premium rice.
And decline in Rice price.

SHAREHOLDING PATTERN:

 

NO. OF SHARE

% OF TOTAL

PROMOTERS

120977829

 

37.46%

INSTITUTION

78210704

 

25.39%

GENERAL PUBLIC

120139785

 

37.150%

GRAND TOTAL

319328318

 

100.00%

FINANCIAL:

 

 

31/03/07

31/03/08

31/03/09

31/03/10

TOTAL INCOME

1085.34

1857.45

2452.09

3702.93

EXPENDITURE

-886.49

-1529.18

-2002.65

-3091.46

PBDITA

 

198.85

328.27

449.44

611.47

DEPRECIATION

-15.56

-20.68

-21.29

-21.39

PBIT

 

183.29

307.59

428.15

590.08

INTEREST

 

-77.24

-177.41

-332.83

-348.25

PBT

 

106.05

130.18

95.32

241.83

TAX

 

-14.96

-21.07

-34.39

-84.66

PAT

 

91.09

109.11

60.93

157.17

*Extra Ordinary Item is excluded from the calculation.

Key Highlights:
Total Income grew at CAGR of 49.9% to Rs 370.2 crore in FY10 in last four years.
PBDITA grew at CAGR of 45.2% to Rs 61.1 crore in FY10 in last four years.
PAT grew at CAGR of 20.5% to Rs 15.8 crore in FY10 in last four years.

RATIOS:

 

31/03/07

31/03/08

31/03/09

31/03/10

EPS

2.85255002

3.41686

1.90806755

4.921894

PBDITA MARGIN

18.3214477

17.67315

18.3288542

16.51314

NPM

8.39276172

5.874182

2.48481907

4.244477

INTEREST COVER

2.37299327

1.733781

1.28639245

1.694415

 
Key Highlights:
EPS has grown at CAGR of 20.5% in the last four years to Rs 4.9 in FY10.
PBDITA Margin declined from 18.3% in FY07 to 16.5% in FY10. The decline in the margin is due to the increase in the input cost.
NPM decline from 8.39% in FY07 to 4.24% in FY10.
Interest cover has declined from 2.37 in FY07 to 1.69 in FY10. The decline in interest cover is due to the debt taken for the expansion plan.

COMPARISION OF Q4FY2010 WITH Q4FY2009:

 

 

Q2FY10

% CHANGE

Q2FY11

TOTAL INCOME

972.04

-13.82453397

837.66

EXPENDITURE

-807.61

 

-673.75

PBDITA

 

164.43

-0.316243994

163.91

DEPRECIATION

-5.37

 

-5.58

PBIT

 

159.06

 

158.33

INTEREST

 

-83.4

 

-53.76

PBT

 

75.66

 

104.57

TAX

 

-26.75

 

-34.39

PAT

 

48.91

43.48803926

70.18

Key Highlights:
Total Income declined by -13.82% to Rs 837.66 crore in Q2FY11.
PBDITA declined by -0.31% to Rs 163.91 crore in Q2FY11.
PAT moved up by 43.5% to Rs 70.18 crore in Q2FY11.

VALUATION &OUTLOOK:
At current market price of Rs 26.15, stock is trading at 5X to FY11E EPS. We value the company at 9X on conservative basis. The fair value we arrive at is Rs 40.50.
The outlook of the company and Rice industry remains buoyant. We expect capacity addition and lowering of the debt will further increase the profitability.

CONCLUSION:
Investors could take position in the stock. Buying on dips is suggested as the market risk is high. Investors with investment time frame of 8-10 months could take position on the counters.

 

 

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