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POWER FINANCE FPO ATTRACTIVELY PRICED

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Topic: POWER FINANCE FPO ATTRACTIVELY PRICED
Posted By: TCSer
Subject: POWER FINANCE FPO ATTRACTIVELY PRICED
Date Posted: 12/May/2011 at 11:04pm

13 MAY IS LAST DAY OF APPLYING IN PFCI FPO FOR RETAIL N HNI CUSTOMERS.PRICE OF 193 FOR RETAIL INVESTORS AFTER 5% DISCOUNT.QIB PORTION OVERSUBSCRIBED 7 TIMES @ 203.

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Motilal Oswal has initiated coverage with a buy recommendation on the stock and set a target price of Rs 290, 37% upside over current market price of Rs 211/share.

Company provided 5% discount to retail bidders & eligible employees through the issue, which will close on May 12 for qualified institutional bidders and May 13 for all other bidders.

Motilal Oswal says that PFC is well placed to leverage the strong demand for financing in the power sector, with its leadership position and strong domain knowledge. "Planned capital raising of Rs 35 billion (overall capital raising of Rs 47 billion; government stake sale of Rs 11.6 billion) would support faster loan growth and provide the
ability to take higher exposure to single/group borrowers."

Oswal expects PFC to clock a 20% CAGR in loan disbursals over FY11-FY13 and consequently a 23% CAGR in its loan book to Rs 1.5 trillion by FY13.

"Well matched asset-liability profile has been cushioning PFC against interest rate risks; however, rising competition and bulk borrowing rates are likely to impact spreads," the report said.

"We model PAT CAGR of 18% over FY11-13, supported by lean cost structure and minimal credit cost. We expect the return ratios to remain strong, with RoA of ~2.7% and RoE of 16-17% (post dilution) for FY12-13."

The report said heightened concerns over SEB losses and expected slowdown in loan growth (due to environment clearance issues) have led to a sharp 45% correction in stock price from the peak.

Motilal Oswal believes current valuations are attractive at 1.2x FY13E BV and has initiated coverage with a buy recommendation and a target price of Rs 290 (1.6x FY13E BV), 37% upside.



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Posted By: manish_okhade
Date Posted: 15/May/2011 at 12:31pm
I always wonder that why brokerage firms mentione the reason or assumtpion for growth in their docs. Why PFC will alone grow why not peers, whats differfent for PFC and so on...
 
These are very basic questions which one should fine the satisfactory answers before investing. 


Posted By: basant
Date Posted: 15/May/2011 at 1:02pm
These are trading punts and arbitrage plays. You apply heavily and offload in the market. Additionally there are opportunities to trade in the private market both on the long and short side but these are illegal so cannot be discussed and debated plus they have zero formal counterparty risk guarantee and hence always dangerous.

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Posted By: TCSer
Date Posted: 15/May/2011 at 1:28pm
One cud hv shortsold futures of PFCI @ 207 n got equivalent shares @193 in FPO .A clear cut arbitrage of 14 * 1000 = 14000 rs. in 15 days

However PFCI is at 52 week low currently.So what the view on upside for  in near term?


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Share market is nothing but a game of temperament. Success mantra Right Price,Right Business,Patience, Conviction .Do not do panic buying or selling.It may be the only profession where inactivity pays



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