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    Posted: 23/Apr/2010 at 3:47pm

Hi I just have a few brief points that I am aware of Facor Alloys

-the company is basically in the business of making carbon chrome which is an input for stainless steel
-the stock trades at around Rs 7-8
some key points I was observing
Reasonably valued- the stock is having a market cap of about Rs 151 cr + debt 17 cr and free cash of 45 cr this gives it a enterprise value of about Rs 125 cr
the cash is nearly 1/3 market cap this gives it a safety cushion
Fluctating Earnings Performance - the firm has reasonably good EBIDTA , however it does fluctuate with steel prices Y on Y
Key Costs- the key costs for the company are raw material and power supply accouting for nearly 75% of the COGS
Related Party Risk-this is one of 3 companies of the FACOR group which consists of Ferro Alloys, Facor Alloys and Facor Steel. About 25% of business comes from the other 2 companies to this firm, plus Facor Alloy is the most undervalued and the promoters may use the cash for their benefit rather than minority share-holders
In the news because Lakshmi Mittal has decided to enter India by stakes in related steel companies and there is speculation that he might be interested in this firm. The promoters also want to sell a stake as they are looking to expand in power sector. So it is a type of special situation investing.
Besides this it would be great if other people can give info on how this could play out and whether it is a value buy??


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Quote podaraditya Replybullet Posted: 27/Apr/2010 at 7:19pm
Buy at CMP it will double from here.
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Quote vinvestor2010 Replybullet Posted: 27/Apr/2010 at 10:32pm
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Buy at CMP it will double from here.
Can you give any inputs what exactly is likely to be the catalyst for this??
Hopefully it is a solid business reason.
Also the management is suspect if you Google you might find some things on this.
 
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Quote podaraditya Replybullet Posted: 01/May/2010 at 7:59pm
Facor Alloys wants to sell out its power plant.Public thinks its raising money for the power plant but thats wrong.There are three big conglomerates in race for facor alloys power division which are aditya birla group arcelor mittal and one big group from china. Enam is the advisor to aditya birla group. have you all realized that in the past 3 months all ferro alloys companies have given 200 percent plus returns and one thing is common in all these companies that is they all belong to marwari's. Not to say facor wont see the light of rs 15 easily if the deal goes through in the month of june.
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Quote manish_okhade Replybullet Posted: 01/May/2010 at 8:20pm
Can you share some data on following:
 
1) RoE and RoCE
2) Promoter background
3) Growth prospects and competition
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Quote podaraditya Replybullet Posted: 01/May/2010 at 10:21am
I dont research speculative companies.Facor is only a part of my portfolio because my friend is working on the deal, that too in my held for trade side.
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Quote vinvestor2010 Replybullet Posted: 03/May/2010 at 5:18pm
Originally posted by podaraditya

I dont research speculative companies.Facor is only a part of my portfolio because my friend is working on the deal, that too in my held for trade side.
Facor ka swayamvar chaal raha hai Smile with mittal and birla , if they do too much nakhra (ask very high price), they might be left as kuanra
and a kunara company with so much cash on books hmmm.
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Quote podaraditya Replybullet Posted: 25/Jul/2010 at 10:06pm
Great results and good dividend reported
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