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PKB2000
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 Topic: Capital Goods - A good sector Posted: 12/Nov/2007 at 8:36pm |
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Reading newspaper in the morning:
Reference: The Economics Times PUNE MONDAY 14 MAY 2007
Capital goods index soars on core thrust - Beats Benchmark, Sectorial Indices in past 5-7 years
---- The BSE Capital Goods is one such index, which can surely boast about the fact that it has outperformed the benchmark Sensex in each of the past five calendar years. Further the index has outperformed all the sectorial indices too, if the seven-year average is taken into consideration----
“Companies in the infrastructure sector have great future and stock prices reflect growth,” says Manish Sonthalia, VP (equity strategy), Motilal Oswal Securities. “The outlook is on future growth and there is no doubt that the stocks that are a part of the capital goods index would continue to grow for the next 3-4 years, The government’s increased focus on infrastructure in the 11th plan provides an excellent opportunity to the capital goods sectors,” he added. -----------
The index comprises stocks like L&T, Bhel, ABB, BEL---------.However, Bhel and L&T accounting for a collective weight age of nearly 56% of the index.
“While most of these companies have a strong order book, in some of the cases, three-year sales have already been built in” adds Mr. Sonthalia. The PPP (public private partnership) model has also been successfully tried and going ahead one will see more of such examples, he added. --------
In the past seven years, the index has generated and average return of 42.17% as against 16.34% of the Sensex. -------- |
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PKB2000
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Output of capital goods rose 18.6% in September 2007 compared with 9.5% a year ago. Compared to Industrial; growth is 6.4% vs 12 %. This sector of capital goods is giving us the air of confidence for past present and future India.
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Any views on IVRCL Infra. I bought the stock @ 350 on value unlocking story of its real-estate arm. They have an order book of 10,000 crs as of today. They have forayed into E&P by acquiring some domestic unlisted company. They turned out Hindustan Dorr-Oliver successfully. They are experts in the water and environment projects.
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Devesh, What's the "value unlocking story" of IVRCL? Can you throw more light..
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Originally posted by tushar
Devesh, What's the "value unlocking story" of IVRCL? Can you throw more light.. |
Key question
Very well known company.
Since 2004 it attracts the stock holders and time to time good growth reports are there about this company (in news papers and magazines). Since then how much times has increased (7 to 8 times) or may be more.
I sold ~ 440 long long ago (may be nine months back).
The stock can be treated as the most reespectable stock in 2005 and 2006 containing the name INFRASTRUCTURE behind its name and in its catagory.
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'Capital goods and constructions are the buoyant sectors' - Finance minister during his press conference on latest GDP facts and figures.
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ABN Amro has a price target of 605 on IVRCL.
Kotak : 515
ML: One of the top midcap picks
PL: Buy rating (dont know the target)
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IVRCL Infra
CMP: Rs 493.95
Target Price: Rs 582
HSBC Securities has rated IVRCL an ‘overweight’ while raising its price target to Rs 582 from Rs 440, citing attractive valuations and robust growth prospects. “We expect IVRCL to trade at higher multiples than it is currently trading at as we estimate earnings CAGR of 29% over FY07-10e, given the strong business prospects,” the investment bank said. HSBC has kept the company’s earnings per share (EPS) estimates unchanged at Rs 15.3 for 2007-08.
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