Log has written
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2012

Thermax has won an order for the supply and commissioning of boilers and turbines, and balance of plant equipment (ash handling system, water treatment plant, pollution control systems etc).

The order is for a captive power plant for a green field integrated steel plant complex in Andhra Pradesh and is valued at Rs450 crore.

The order inflows in the recent past have been encouraging for the energy division of the company, particularly the captive generation space, as the space has been witnessing slower order inflows, a cause for concern for the company.

We believe the recent order win will further allay the concern for order inflows. With this the total order backlog (last announced plus all the acknowledged orders since then) of the energy division would stand at around Rs4,023 crore, which would be 1.4x the division’s FY08 revenues.

In the past one month the stock price of Thermax has corrected by over 18%. We believe the steep correction in the price is unwarranted and the stock price adequately captures the concerns.

The current valuation at 12x and 9.8x FY09E and FY10E earnings per share respectively provides an attractive investment point in the stock given the increased visibility of the earnings of the company for FY10 and beyond. We recommend a BUY on the stock with a price target of Rs564.

Tags - Find More Articles On:
READ MORE ARTICLES BY:
blog comments powered by Disqus
State Bank’s profit, bad loans rise
The lender may have beaten expectations with a 15.4% rise in profits, but its NPAs are at a six-year...
Lanco to exit wind energy business
Lanco’s decision comes at a time when the company is laden with a debt burden of Rs 29,665.7 crore
DGCA orders removal of Jet’s chief of flight safety
The regulator took the action against Jet Airways for allowing a trainee pilot to land a packed flight...
Govt set to gain ‘back-door’ access to corporate email
The government is just a step away from gaining access to RIM’s widely used BlackBerry Messenger...
Seth Berkley | Quality is key in having healthy vaccine market
Seth Berkley of GAVI Alliance spoke to Mint about the vaccine market and other initiatives by the organization