then if a financial trades below book then basically the market is saying that bad loans will shoot in the future which will lead to higher provisioning and thereby reduction in Networth.
Somehow I dont have any reason to believe that TFC's Bad debts will show any extraordinary jump because its credit growth has been very moderate.
Important question is that is this co. an Infrastructure Finance Institution ?
If so, then it will hugely reduce its cost of funds.
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Posted: 04/May/2011 at 6:44pm
Originally posted by hit2710
Things seem to be heading for a showdown. EGM called on 18 May to remove the non IFCI directors from the board.
at cmp of around 27 this looks low risk moderate return buy with div yield in excess of 4%.
My advice would be to stay away. The track record of IFCI top management in managing IFCI does not inspire confidence. This one is likely to be one of those cheap cos which will remain cheap forever.
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