As HUDCO is in the lending sector, one of the important parameter to judge financial stock is P/BV. Some companies in lending to power sector are PTC, REC, PFC. PTC B/V 28.38,P/BV as on 31/3/17 1.46 REC 144.91,P/BV 1.25 PFC 135.47 P/BV 1.08. H As HUDCO is not in the business of lending to power sector, some premium can be given to it as p/bv of 1.6 to 1.8 HUDCO b/v as on sept 2017=43.60. Assuming full year bv as 45, issue price is reasonable and something is left on the table for investors. Gmp also suggests p/bv of around 1.73. The range can be 1.6 to 1.8. I am profit positive on Hudco. Book value already factors in npa.
I do not have information about book value and NPA about this company....maybe i will post later.....But if what is posted by @jonam with regards to NPA is true....then this stock is a big avoid.....Period......Ignore PE analysis...If they price around 36, then can be looked at.....50 is too pricey...
From DRHP Page 17 INTERNAL RISK FACTORS 1. If the level of our non-performing assets in our outstanding loans, advances and investments in projectlinked bonds were to increase or the NHB-mandated provisioning requirements were to increase, our results of operations and financial condition would be adversely affected. As at September 30, 2016, our gross NPAs were ` 24,793.6 million, or 6.87% of our outstanding loans, advances and investments in project-linked bonds (collectively, the “Loan Portfolioâ€), compared to ` 23,824.4 million, or 6.68% of our Loan Portfolio as at March 31, 2016. Further, as at September 30, 2016, our net NPAs constituted 2.04% of our Loan Portfolio, compared to 2.06% as at March 31, 2016. The above amounts and percentages do not take into account loans totalling ` 8,324.5 million made to two companies (“Excluded Loansâ€), which loans would have been considered NPAs but for the interim order of the Madras High Court dated August 26, 2015, passed in the matter of R.K.M. Powergen Private Limited, and the extension of that interim order until further orders by the Madras High Court pursuant to an order dated November 20, 2015, and the relaxation of the applicable HFC Directions granted by the NHB for a loan to Nagarjuna Oil Corporation Limited pursuant to its letter dated September 30, 2015, respectively. If the Excluded Loans had been considered to be NPAs, as at September 30, 2016, our gross NPAs would have constituted 9.17% of our Loan Portfolio and our net NPAs would have constituted 4.46% of our Loan Portfolio. If in the future we are required to recognise the Excluded Loans as NPAs, it would have an adverse effect on our results of operations and financial condition
13th April – Anchor Investors 14th April – Market Holiday for Ambedkar Jayanti 17th April – Offer Opens 19th April – Offer Closes 24th April – Finalisation of Basis of Allotment 25th April – Unblocking of ASBA 26th April – Credit to Demat Accounts 27th April – Listing on NSE & BSE
If Hudco issue price is 50, then it seems reasonable. Since it is absolutely no growth PSU company, high multiple cannot be justified...
So if it trade at 10 x , assuming no growth and PSU tag, the fair value or we call intrinsic value comes to Rs.43......(pls don''t ask me source for eps)
But since market is trading at such a high valuation, many undeserved midcaps are trading at very high multiples...
So on GENEROUS side, this can be given multiples of 15 to 17 times......So listing around 72 to 80 is possible, IF MARKET CONDITION IS FAVOURABLE....
Thinking of buying RAJSHRI lottery, if registrar is karvy....I never get allotment from them....
As far as my understanding of valuing companies that are into financing, P/E ratio do not fit. I mean one should not arrive at the conclusion just looking the P/E multiple solely.
As rightly pointed out by @jonam, market pays premium if the company is in high growth phase and managing risk efficiently.
You are right... Waiting to get info on book value of this company......But do not think this company can be categories into high growth and good at managing risk.. ...PSUs can never be.....hence market premium is difficult to analyse...
Believe me target price can be much lower if market conditions is not good on day of listing on 27 April....Anyway as of now 72 to 80 looks moderate...
HUDCO acronym for HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LIMITED is entering the capital market in April. Market participants are mistaking HUDCO as a housing finance company and comparing it with the likes of PNB Housing Finance etc. The fact is totally opposite as 89.88% of the loan book of HUDCO is to State governments and its agencies and 10.17% to private sector. Housing Finance of total loan portfolio is 31.28% (30.34% to state govt for social housing loans, 0.40% to individuals and 0.57% to private sector companies) and 68.72% of the total loan portfolio is advanced for Urban Infrastructure like water supply projects, Roads and Transport, Power, Sewage and Drainage etc. Average loan size for Housing finance is Rs.56.66 Crores and for Urban Infra it is Rs.54.54 Crores. Further fixed rate borrowing constitutes 97.94% of HUDCO’s borrowings whereas it has lent 81.32% of its loans to borrowers at floating rate of interest which is a very serious mismatch in a falling interest rate scenario. HUDCO was allowed to borrow at very attractive rate of interest via Tax free bonds till 2016 and tax free bonds constitutes 78% of HUDCO’s total borrowing. In the current budget the Central Govt has not provided this facility to HUDCO to borrow via tax free bonds and this will increase the cost of funds for HUDCO substantially.
Equity 2001.9 crs Profit before Tax 6 month Sept 16 520.17 Tax 171.98 PAT for six months Sepr 16 348.19 EPS Six months Sept 16 1.70 Dividend (for 2016) 5% Gross NPA including Excluded Loans 9.17% Net NPA including Excluded Loans 4.46%% Return on Equity 8.07% Return on Net Worth 9.18% Return on Asset 1.90% Revenue CAGR last 5 yrs 4.44% PAT CAGR last 5 yrs 2.26%
For the six months ended September 2016, Hudco reported a consolidated profit after tax of Rs 520.17 crore on consolidated revenue (operations) of Rs 1,700.14 crore.(Source VC Circle) If we Annualised this 1050 Cr for FY 17 it gives it a EPS of 5 and PE of 10. If it comes at Rs 50
No need to do any analysis just apply and pray u get allotment IMO once we get RHP and more details GMP will jump if issue price is Rs50
I have done DCF however would like to wait for RHP before sharing
Anyway without DCF at 10 PE it is fundamental buy when Nifty averages around 18 PE big upside will be super dooper IPO
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April 1, 2017 12:21:53 AM
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Please refer post no 23 of eagleye Financial Information (Basis of Valuation):
EPS for FY13-14 >>> Rs.3.67 (Page #87 of DRHP) EPS for FY14-15 >>> Rs.3.84 (Page #87 of DRHP) EPS for FY15-16 >>> Rs.3.87 (Page #87 of DRHP) EPS for 6M16-17 >>> Rs.1.70 (Not Annualized) (Page #63 of DRHP)
EPS for dept 16 is just 1.7 annualised will be 3.4 At 50 or comes to 14.71 and at 80 with current GMP 23.52 I personally feel that it will not list below 85
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April 1, 2017 12:22:58 AM
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Please read as *it will not list above 85
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April 1, 2017 9:40:56 AM
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AKH I know abt eagleye data from drhp that is reason I gave my sources for Rs 5 EPS which is VC Circle once RHP comes out will know the real picture if the DRHP is correct then ur calculation is right if VC circle data is right then just based on ur assumption we get RS 100 plus
ANY IT IS TWO EARLY THAT IS REASON I HAVE NOT FAIR VALUE VIA DCF
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April 1, 2017 9:58:14 AM
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At precent I will give more weight to DRHP then VC CIRCLE so even at 3.4 EPS IF PRICED AT Rs50 it is apply
@ Septa The consolidated profit of Rs.520.17 crores mentioned by you is profit BEFORE tax and not PAT as erroneously relied by you on VC Circle''s data. After tax provision of Rs. 171.98 cores the PAT for six months comes to Rs. 348.19 crores only giving it an eps of Rs.1.70 for six months ended 30th Sept 2016.( Page 63 of the DRHP) Further the growth in the top line and bottom line for the last 5 years is 4.44% and 2.26% CAGR which has not even kept pace with the inflation. In other words the company in real terms is in negative growth. To top it off the Gross NPA is 9.97% after including excluded loans and Net NPA of 6.87% Market gives a premium for growth and managing risk which should be reflected in a very low GNPA and NNPA. Sadly both this aspects are missing in HUDCO by a very long margin ( no growth at all and a very high level of NPA) Even if some one gets allotment at 50/- he will be not getting any capital appreciation even after holding it for an year as company is not growing, increase in NPA, and a dividend of only 5%. I am of the firm view that this issue will cause a lot of heartburn and anxiety to the so called ''lucky'' allotees just like CL Educate. Sell your kostaks and in premium market if possible before its too late.
Just because it is a government enterprise one should not subscribe. As I have already mentioned It looks quite expensive looking at the tentative offer price and GMP that ensues.I also feel that one should sell @ kostak before its too late.
I have done analysis on its numbers and fair value per share comes out in the range of 33-38. It is in the space which is already so crowded in terms on competition and the market share of these companies is just 36% (not growing much).
One more thing instead of extrapolating its interim result figures we should use TTM figures to arrive at better picture.
For the companies that are into financial sector, one should give more weights to its bottom line, payout ratio to be more precise. Even EPS growth is not acceptable at all. It seems like government want to take advantage of the current scenario by selling it at huge premium.
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April 1, 2017 10:59:39 AM
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Jonam u right in regards with profit thank u for correct. I also tend to agree with you in regards with growth if you look at my first comment in HUDCO I HAVE said the same issue. However at RS 50 it is at least valued right for its precent financial position.
Presently market with high liquidity have stretch valuation with investors have no other investment option will see demand from DII AND FII
and will list at a good premium to issue price However with so much demand and allotment is all luck better optio to sell the application in grey market
Market is expecting 8-10 application wise oversubscribed
Thanks Septa. My take is that FII and DII are not going to be too enthusiastic about HUDCO given the NPA issues and practically no growth. Also this is not a housing finance company like PNB Housing, CanFin Housing because HUDCO lends to state govt for social housing and urban infra and the average loan size is around Rs.56 crs per loan as against retail housing loans given by PNB, CANFIN where the average loan would be around Rs.15 lakhs. CanFin has grown revenues and PAT by 30.45% and 29.13% CAGR for the last 5 years.
IMO recent correction in divis lab is more due to AP based company then FDA. AP based company have history of corporate governance so market will discount it more then it peers by good 30% at CMP it looks cheap however the issue with AP based company is making it risky investment one can by at CMP however have a stop loss at all time. I have some position in this stock
Year end it time to make some goals clean the portfolio and stayed invested in good stock few tips to do this
1. Take a list of your stock book loss in no performing Stock and move on 2. Evaluate how they have preformed this year compare it will peers if peers r good the swap with peers example i have ICICI Bank (private bank) peers all private bank HDFC have been better result and better future so sell ICICI and buy HDFC 3. If a particular stock u have has been good add more on dips 4. book some profit 5. and keep investing and be inc=vested at all times 6. take a break and go for holiday Sri Lanka Maldives is my summer holiday break second week of May
is this oversubscription includes the QII & NII and RII who will apply at @ 48 and 49 if price band is 48--50. Please clear as in my opinion it will oversubscribed at Cut off price and bids for 50. The oversubscription includes the total bids I.e. At 48, 49 also.
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March 31, 2017 9:47:24 PM
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Revised ...
HUDCO IPO – Schedule (Tentative)
13th April – Anchor Investors 14th April – Market Holiday for Ambedkar Jayanti 17th April – Offer Opens 19th April – Offer Closes 24th April – Finalisation of Basis of Allotment 25th April – Unblocking of ASBA 26th April – Credit to Demat Accounts 27th April – Listing on NSE & BSE
Issue Information: (Tentative)
Issue Opens on: 17 April 2017 Issue Closes on: 19 April 2017 Issue Type: Book Built Issue IPO Issue Size: 20,01,90,000 Equity Shares Face Value: Rs 10 per Equity Share Issue Price: Rs.48 – Rs.50 per Equity Share Market Lot: 300 shares Listing At: NSE, BSE
Equity Shares outstanding prior to the Issue = 2,00,19,00,000 Equity Shares Offer for Sale of 20,19,00,000 Equity Shares @50/- aggregating up to Rs.1000.95 Crores Equity Shares outstanding after the Issue = 2,00,19,00,000 Equity Shares