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Shriram City Union Finance is part of the Shriram group
and is in the high margin business of lending to small
businesses, which account for 57.3% of the loan book as
of end FY20. It reported a strong 50% sequential growth
in disbursement for the quarter which led to a 3.7% qoq
growth in AUM to ~ Rs. 28,500 crore. We are positive on
the company as we believe that the worst is over in terms
of asset quality, which along with growth momentum
should lead to a rerating for the company.
GNA Axles is one of the leading suppliers of rear axles to
the Auto industry. GNA is expected to be one of the
biggest beneficiaries of strong growth outlook for truck
sales in US and Europe markets which are witnessing
strong recovery in demand. US which accounts for almost
40% of the company's revenues has been registering
strong class 8 truck sales. At current level the stock is
trading at a P/E multiple of 9xFY23E,given inexpensive
valuations we believe that the stock offers value at current
levels.
PVR is the largest multiplex chain in India with 800+
screens across India and multiplex screens are gaining
ground at the expense of single screen. Share prices have
corrected significantly as most of the theaters are
operating at very low capacity utilization due to the lack of
major releases due to the Covid-19 crisis.However, with a
significant decrease in Covid-19 cases over the past few
months we believe that it’s a matter of time before we see
new releases by production houses post April 2021 which
should lead to significant increase in business for the
companies.
Cromptongreaves
Consumer Electricals
CGCEL is of India’s leading fast moving electrical goods
(FMEG) company with a strong presence in the fan and
residential pump category. The company is leveraging its
strong distribution network to expand into other product
categories like water pump, lightings and small appliances
fan business up from 14% in FY17 and is expected to
improve further. Moreover the company has posted a
strong set of numbers for Q3FY21 with revenue growing
by 25.8% YoY to Rs. 1348 crore. PBT for the quarter was
up by 45.6% yoy at Rs. 202.5 crore.
Ashok Leyland Ltd (ALL) is one of the leading players in
Indian CV industry with a 32% market share in the MHCV
segment and has strong presence in LCV segment also.
While demand for the LCV segment has been growing
smartly post the pandemic, demand for the MHCV
segment has also started to recover over the past few
months. We believe that the company is ideally placed to
capture the growth revival in the CV segment and will be
the biggest beneficiary of the Government’s voluntary
scrappage policy and hence rate the stock a BUY.
Apollo hospitals engage in the business of providing
healthcare Service, Apollo hospitals is the largest private
healthcare company in India. Company having 44
owned hospitals with Operational beds of 7500+. We
expect the company to report very strong revenue growth
in upcoming quarters as higher occupancy due to covid
2nd wave in India, we expect this quarter to report vacancy
levels of more than 75% along with that We expect
pharmacy growth and LOS to increase further. Company
having capacity of 10300+ beds out of which 7500 beds
are operational only, we expect these beds to come in
operation soon and start contributing in revenue along
with this company is not looking for any brown field
expansion in upcoming years.