Post on 26-Oct-2021
Price ` 660
Target 1035
Upside 57%
Div Yield 0.21%
Tenure 1 Year New Launches to Drive Growth
Sensex 35,162.48
Nifty 10,584.75
Group/Index
M.cap (` in cr) 956
Equity (` In cr) 14.48
52 wk H/L ` 1090/610
Face Value ` 10.00
NSE code SMLISUZU
BSE code 505192 Capex well planned
RONW 5%
P/E 44
P/BV 2.3
EV/EBIDTA 17.57
IN ` Series of events detiorated FY18
EV (`in cr) 1231.34
BV (`in cr) 288.79
NW(`in cr) 418.17
EPS (TTM) 15.10
FY 20Est. Earnings 47.13
Equity Share Capital 14.48
10.00
1.45
EPS(FY20E) 32.55
Estimated Price/share 1035
Note: P/E has been est. around 35xs, Estimated price discounted@10% for 1yr
Year End 201803 201703 201603 201503
Tax Rate % 10.15 25.12 25.12 24.23Source: Google Receivable days 37 29 32 32
Div. Payout % 25.55 18.38 22.64 23.52
One amongst the listed pure play Cv player, finds its buyers in countries such as Bangladesh,Nepal, Nigeria, Ghana, Zambia, West Indies, Sri Lanka, besides India.15-16% volume CAGR is expected for SML over FY19-21E, led by recovery in demand for theSchool Bus segment and expanding presence in the cargo segment.
The Company is geared to meet the demand for its products with sufficient availability of vehicles besides
introduction of new products / models, in particular the Global Series trucks in 5-10T category- marks a
shift after 3 decades , with new improved cabin having features for more comfort & safety, and Ecomax LR
in the bus segment (introduced in the latter part of 2017-18), as also a new range of CNG vehicles with
Turbo CNG Engine and higher power Engine for tippers.
Also, the new truck series comes with SML Saarthi, an advanced information response system, car-cabin
like features and better fuel-efficiency and uptime.
With this, the company seeks to grow its market share from about 12 % to 17-20 % in its focus
segment (5-12 tonne) going forward.
Going forward, the management sees strong revival in earnings in FY19, led by pickup in demand of School
Bus segment and new launches in cargo segment
Stock Details
Key Financial Data
INVESTMENT RESEARCH
FUNDAMENTAL COVERAGE -SML ISUZU LTDDated : 16th October 2018
FV
Share Holding Pattern
Corporate Governance Transparency Ratio's
No. of Equity Shares
BUY Investment Rationale
REVISED VALUATION (` In Cr except per share)
Company's capex project (FY17-21) envisaging an outlay of ` 220 crores towards technological
advancement, product up-gradation / development and up-gradation of plant infrastructure to improve
manufacturing efficiency is in its final stages of completion. As on March,2018, ` 191.3 crores has been
incurred. For this capex spending, the Company has drawn `140.0 crores External Commercial
Borrowings (ECB), designated in US Dollars (fully hedged), and the balance is from internal accruals.
Moreover, is investing `30cr in an additional assembly line to ramp up production capacity from 15,000
units per shift to 25,000 units which is expected to come on-stream by FY19 .
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FY18 volumes & revenues witnessed a difficult year. Due to inadequate availability of vehicles for sale
caused by the unexpected and sudden order of the Supreme Court of India banning sale of BS III vehicles.
Order had rendered the entire inventory of BS III vehicles, built up for the ensuing school bus season of April-
July 2017, non-saleable. In subsequent months, production of vehicles suffered on account of shortage of
some critical components. Also, the effects of demonetisation & GST implementation has added cheery to the
cake.
Consequently, sales volume for the year could reach only 11355 against 14909 sold in the previous year.
Domestic sales dropped to about 13,000 units during 2017-18 from 15,300 in 2016-17, mainly due to GST-
related challenges, thus effecting the overall revenues.
However, to address this inventory issue, the Company has converted all BS III vehicles to BS IV.
Moreover, with entry into new markets such as Nigeria and Ghana, the company total exports in the range of
1,200-1,500 units this fiscal, up from about 800 units in 2017-18.
The key challenges during fiscal 2018-19 and going forward for the Company would be preparing itself
to comply with series of new regulations announced by the Government such as -additional bus body code
with requirements like electronic stability control (ESC), multiplex wiring, NVH, Fire detection alarm,
truck body code and several other regulations, to enhance passenger & driver comfort and road safety. As
regards already notified BS-VI emission norms, to be effective from April 2020, SMLI has taken
appropriate steps to meet the target timelines.
Key Valuation Ratios
44%
56%
Promoter Others
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Road map ahead
Q1 FY19 Results
Review of SML operations
` in crores
Q1FY19 Q4 FY 18 Q1 FY 18
452.63 368.08 357.54 22.97% 26.60% 1174.14 1208.40 -2.84%
40.38 26.09 18.70 54.77% 115.94% 48.37 114.15 -57.63%
8.92% 7.09% 5.23% - - 4.12% 9.45% -
20.11 14.87 6.75 35.24% 197.93% 8.39 63 -86.68%
4.44% 4.04% 1.89% - - 0.71% 5.21% -86.29%
13.89 10.27 4.66 35.25% 198.07% 5.87 43.52 -86.51%
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The recovery in the Commercial Vehicles industry, led by the truck segment, since the beginning of Q2 of
2017-18 has continued. It is expected that, during current fiscal 2018-19, growth momentum in the truck
segment will sustain supported by Government's focus on infrastructure projects, higher demand from
consumption driven sectors as well as e-commerce logistics service providers, further helped by the adoption of
hub-n-spoke model of distribution by more business enterprises as a result of the new GST law. The bus
segment is also expected to grow, after a year of sharp contraction, supported by replacement led demand
and Government thrust on improvement of transport systems in urban areas as well as in the rural sector .
Based on the above factors, the industry forecast during fiscal 2018-19, demand in M&HCV Truck
segment is expected to grow by 4-6% and the LCV Truck segment by 9-11%. Bus sales are expected to
rise by 12-14%.
Amidst competitive environment and to meet ever changing regulatory requirements, the Companywill continue its focus on customer reach, product development and up-gradation, innovative andcost effective technology solutions, up-gradation of manufacturing technology and cost cutting.
The Indian economy witnessed a slow-down during fiscal 2017-18 due to persisting impact ofdemonetization, transitory disruptions caused by implementation of Goods and Service Tax (GST)and weak agricultural growth. GDP growth estimate of 6.6 percent for fiscal 2017-18 (7.1 percentachieved in fiscal 2016-17) has been the lowest since 2014-15. However, Commercial VehicleIndustry (all segments including exports) grew 15.9 percent to reach volume of 9,53,300 vehiclessupported by Government's push towards infrastructure development, road construction &mining activities; an increased demand from consumption driven sectors as well as e-commercelogistics service providers; and strict implementation of overloading norms in some states. Light
vehicles (LCVs) grew higher at 19.5 percent to reach 5,68,900 and Medium & Heavy vehicles(M&HCVs) grew 11.0 percent to reach 3,84,400.
RESULTS CORNER
The company began FY19 on a strong footing with volume growth of 49%, 37%, 18% and 43% inApril, May, June and July 2018 respectively, helped by low base of year ago period and sorting ofearlier issues.SML ISUZU sold 4154 vehicles in Q1FY19 against 3140 vehicles sold in Q1FY18, a growth of32.2%. For the Q1 ended June 2018, the company posted 26.6% rise in sales to Rs 452.63 cr.,whereas net profit rose 197% to Rs 20.11 cr.. The EPS for Q1 stands at Rs 13.9. SML Isuzu hadposted turnover of Rs 1,174 cr. in FY18, against Rs 1,369 cr. in FY17. In FY18, SML Isuzu’s netprofit stood at Rs 8.5 cr against Rs 62.8 cr. in FY17. On a equity of 14.48 cr., its EPS stood at Rs 5.9and the dividend declared was 15%. FY18 numbers were hit by component supply issues and aslowdown in the School Bus and lower-tonnage truck demand.
Sorting of Inventory issues & other effects, led to increase in Q1 vehicle
sales figure to 32.3%, though growth in Q2 remained a little bit
subdued as compared to Q1.
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Drivers for Growth
Commercial Vehicle Industry Vs SMLI
Q1FY17 Q1FY18 % p Q1FY17 Q1FY18 % p
SMLI Segment(5-12ton)
11767 12251 4.10% 15205 17733 16.60%
45568 87975 93.10% Goods Carriers(3.5-10ton) 12542 18007 43.60%
57335 100226 74.80% Total 14700 21087 43.40%
13603 17220 26.60% Passenger Carriers 2158 3080 42.70%
98189 137042 39.60% Goods Carriers 982 1074 9.40%
111792 154262 38.00% 3140 4154 32.30%
169127 254488 50.50%
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INDUSTRY ANALYSIS
Demand for trucks during financial year 2018-19 is expected to remain buoyant due to the increased thrust
on infrastructure projects, growing demand from consumption-driven sectors & e-commerce logistic serviceproviders, preference for hub-n-spoke model etc., replacement led buying and generally improved economicscenario. Based on these factors, M&HCV truck segment is likely to register a growth of 7-9% during 2018-19 whereas LCV truck segment is expected to register a growth of 10-12%.In the passenger bus segment, replacement led buying, following a year of sharp contraction, andGovernment's focus on improving urban as well as rural transportation, etc. are expected to push volumes &with this, Bus segment will witness a growth of 12-14% during 2018-19, as per ICRA.Further, the Government's plan on phasing out of older diesel vehicles, at an advanced stage offormalization, is expected to generate additional demand both for trucks and buses.
Automobiles demand would continue to be strong across segments on the back of
Increase in the government’s capital spending and focus on the rural economy
Increasing per capita income and growing urbanization, and
Falling interest costs and better finance availability.
Key threats to demand are posed by inflationary fuel prices and higher interest rates.
As per GIA study on Commercial Vehicles (CV), Asia-Pacific is expected to emerge as the fastest growing hub forCV production led by shifting of automobile production bases to low cost Asian countries.
As per CRISIL, long term prospects of the Commercial Vehicle industry are positive. Apart from macro-economicfactors, implementation of emission & anti-overloading norms, scrapping regulations for older vehicles andchanging landscape of the logistics industry towards an organized one would continue to support demand forCVs.
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Goods Carriers
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LCVs (upto 7.5ton) SMLI Sales
Total
Indian Commercial Vehicles Industry (excluding exports) grew 19.9 percent during financial year 2017-18,driven by strong demand in the LCV Truck segment which grew 29.5 percent and also in the M&HCV Trucksegment which registered a growth of 19.4 percent. In contrast, sales volume of buses contracted 13.7percent. The growth in the truck segment was supported by Government's push towards infrastructuredevelopment, road construction & mining activities; pent-up demand post GST implementation, replacement-led buying, improvement in finance availability at easier terms for purchase of vehicles and strictimplementation of overloading norms in some states. Decline in the bus segment was on account ofsluggish demand for large buses and deferment of orders from State Road Transport Undertakings(SRTUs), owing to lower budgetary allocations.Exports volumes declined by 10.5 percent to reach 96,900 vehicles.
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Thus, Improving conditions of road infrastructure –development of state highways & expressways,focus on power generation, housing, health & education coupled with increasing disposable incomesand changing commuting habits, are expected to maintain the growth momentum in the Indian CVmarket.
CV Industry (Domestic+Exports)
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Company Overview
Estimating the share price of the company as per P/E valuationP/E of FY20E at around 35x , EPS(Est.) at ` 32.55 , the estimated share price (discounted@10% for
1year) turns around to be ` 1035. We recommend to BUY this script.
Introduction of 7-tonne mini-trucks to meet the changing customer needs, with up gradation andautomation, SML Isuzu hopes to surpass its previous domestic and export sales high during this fiscal,supported by the launch of new global series trucks, market penetration and a favorable outlook.Improving conditions of road infrastructure –development of state highways & expressways, focus on powergeneration, housing, health & education coupled with increasing disposable incomes and changingcommuting habits, are expected to maintain the growth momentum in the Indian CV market.
New lunches for SML in the near future, excellent execution of its capex plans would drive growth. Moreover,SML has sorted out its previous inventory issues which had lead to de-growth in the previous year. Also, hasreported strong Q1 numbers. It is already on track with regard to notified BS-VI emission norms, to be effectivefrom April 2020. SML expects to increase its market share from about 12 % to 17-20 % in its focus segment (5-12 tonne) going forward.
Valuation Conclusion
SML Isuzu Ltd. (SMLI) is a trusted and reliable commercial vehicle manufacturer since 1985. It has over 33Years of experience in producing Light & Medium commercial vehicles to meet the Indian customer needs.SMLI is a first company to manufacture and supply state of the art fully built Buses, Ambulances andcustomized vehicles.Sumitomo Corporation, Japan and Isuzu Motors, Japan respectively holds 43.96% and 15% shareholding in theCompany.
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The demand for commercial vehicles is influenced by general
economic conditions, including rates of economic growth,
availability of credit, interest rates, environmental and tax
policies, safety regulations, freight rates, fuel, commodity prices
etc. Unfavorable trends in any of these factors will pose concern for
the industry.
Risks and concerns Opportunities & threats
Outlook for CV industry is positive, backed by projected
improvement in industrial activity, strong focus on infrastructure
development, steady agricultural output and rising consumption
expenditure. Over the medium term, Truck segment would also
benefit from roll out of GST with positive impact on logistics sector
through lifting of barriers and enhanced preference for hub-n-spoke
model. Transformation from BS-IV to BS-VI and other regulatory changes
would require modifications in almost every segment thereby
substantially increasing cost of production and, therefore, the
prices of vehicles.
To mitigate the above challenges, Company is continuing its
focus on - product development, innovative and cost effective
technology solutions such as power trains through
outsourcing, cost cutting, improvements in after sale service,
measures for customer satisfaction, brand promotion,
enhancing dealer network and empowering their sales force,
etc.
Government's increased thrust on improvement in transport system
and initiatives like Smart City Program and increasing demand from
inter-city movement are expected to drive growth in the bus
segment.
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LTM 201806 201803 201712 201709
1269.20 452.63 368.08 221.45 227.07
70.10 40.38 26.09 (1.17) 4.76
30.80 9.36 6.85 7.51 7.06
39.30 31.02 19.24 (8.68) (2.30)
3.50 0.80 1.78 0.66 0.23
12.40 4.10 1.30 4.07 2.95
26.90 26.92 17.94 (12.75) (5.25)
5.00 6.81 3.07 (2.99) (1.89)
21.90 20.11 14.87 (9.76) (3.36)
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21.90 20.11 14.87 (9.76) (3.36)
15.10 13.89 10.27 (6.74) (2.32)
Particulars 201503 201603 201703 201803 2019E 2020E 2021E
Revenue 1105.55 1166.37 1356.17 1135.05 1408.30 1726.37 2064.12
Other operating Income - - - - - - -
Total Inc. from operations 1105.55 1166.37 1356.17 1135.05 1408.3 1726.37 2064.12
Operating EBITA 45.78 67.28 86.18 16.87 49.31 78.87 104.38
Total Inc. from operations 1105.55 1166.37 1356.17 1135.05 1408.30 1726.37 2064.12
TOTAL EXPENDITURE 1039.99 1079.54 1246.17 1089.78 1326.76 1610.70 1917.57
EBITDA 65.56 86.83 110.00 45.27 81.54 115.67 146.55
Depreciation (19.78) (19.55) (23.82) (28.40) (32.23) (36.80) (42.17)
Goodwill amortization - - - - - - -
OTHER INCOME 8.79 6.21 4.15 3.11 3.12 2.22 3.01
Net financials
Interest income - - - - - - -
Interest expenses (5.82) (5.17) (6.18) (10.52) (14.88) (13.76) (13.29)
Net Financial Items (5.82) (5.17) (6.18) (10.52) (14.88) (13.76) (13.29)
Reported Pre-tax profit 48.75 68.32 84.15 9.46 37.55 67.32 94.09
Reported Tax charge (11.81) (17.16) (21.14) (0.96) (11.26) (20.20) (28.23)
Reported Net profit 36.94 51.16 63.01 8.50 26.28 47.13 65.86
Minorities - - - - - - -
P/L OF ASSOCIATE CO. - - - - - - -
36.94 51.16 63.01 8.5 26.28 47.13 65.86
Extra Ordinary income - - - - - - -
Dividend Paid (8.69) (11.58) (11.58) (2.17) (10.07) (9.43) (10.54)
Retained earnings 28.25 39.58 51.43 6.33 16.22 37.70 55.33
Reported EPS 25.51 35.33 43.52 5.87 18.15 32.55 45.49
Opening Balance 14.48 14.48 14.48 14.48 14.48 14.48 14.48
Issued - - - - - - -
Bought Back - - - - - - -
Closing Balance 14.48 14.48 14.48 14.48 14.48 14.48 14.48
FV 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00
Wtd. Avg. no. of shares 1.448 1.448 1.448 1.448 1.448 1.448 1.448
Note:- The figures shown in the brackets means NEGATIVE.
EBITDA
Misc.Inc (Exp.)
49.31
67.28
Rep. profit before othrinc.,
fin.cost,tax & excp. Item
Rep. profit before othrinc.,
fin.cost,tax & excp. Item
Depreciation
Particulars
Taxes
Interest Exp
Net Inc(Reg)
Rep Net Inc
Quarterly Results (` in cr except per share)
45.78
107.39
16.87
EPS
Rep. NP after min. Int.
EPS and Dividend
26.28 47.13 65.86Rep.Net Income after
extra ordinary items36.94
104.38 67.28 16.87
45.78
Extraord. Items
Net Sales
Op Income
EBT
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Income Statement and Estimates ( ` in Cr except per share)
78.87 49.31
52.43Profit from ordinary act. Before
Fin.Cost ,TAX & Exp.Items 54.57
86.18 78.87
Profit & Loss
104.38
Number Of Shares
63.0151.16
81.09
86.18
19.9890.3373.49
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Equity & Liabilities
Shareholders' Fund
Share Capital 14.48 14.48 14.48 14.48 14.48 14.48 14.48
Reserves and Surplus 288.42 325.65 389.32 383.58 399.80 437.50 492.82
- - - - - - -
Total Shareholders' Fund 302.9 340.13 403.8 398.06 414.28 451.98 507.30
Non-Current Liabilities
Long-term Borrowings - - 35.01 118.49 110.91 103.73 93.95
Other LT Liabilities 10.18 11.66 13.87 14.02 14.79 13.83 12.53
Deferred Tax Liability 2.57 5.6 5.24 2.78 3.20 3.68 4.23
Long term Provisions 45.19 47.8 46.75 45.62 50.18 55.20 60.72
Total Non-Current Liab. 57.94 65.06 100.87 180.91 179.08 176.44 171.43
Current Liabilities
Short term Borrowings 22.29 55.00 5.11 70.00 59.15 55.32 50.11
Trade Payables 200.34 171.93 190.71 211.82 229.55 252.05 305.49
Other current liability 52.38 55.49 68.81 109.13 119.71 136.38 154.81
Short term Provisions 39.23 39.08 16.05 16.74 18.41 20.26 22.28
Total current Liab. 314.24 321.5 280.68 407.69 426.82 464.01 532.69
Total Equity & Liab. 675.08 726.69 785.35 986.66 1020.18 1092.42 1211.42
Assets
Non-Current Assets
Fixed Assets
Tangible fixed Assets 164.48 211.39 293.53 399.89 428.22 474.28 543.57
G/W On Consolidation - - - - - - -
Non-current Investment - - - - - - -
Long term L&A 18.41 22.49 2.38 3.26 3.45 3.65 3.86
Other Non current Ass. 1.41 - 39.38 27.24 29.42 31.77 34.31
Deferred tax receiv. - - - - - - -
Total Non-Current Ass. 184.3 233.88 335.29 430.39 461.08 509.71 581.75
Current Assets
Current Investments - - - - - - -
Inventories 285.86 338.53 294.58 363.78 372.50 379.80 402.50
Trade Receivables 104.38 102.80 114.76 117.28 119.71 122.92 125.91
Cash & cash Equi. 87.75 36.14 7.63 21.96 16.44 20.06 33.84
Short Term L&A 7.84 13.02 0.70 1.06 1.15 1.26 1.37
Other current Assets 4.95 2.32 32.39 52.19 49.29 58.70 66.05
Total current Assets 490.78 492.81 450.06 556.27 559.09 582.73 629.67
Total Assets 675.08 726.69 785.35 986.66 1020.18 1092.42 1211.42
Cash & cash equivalents 87.75 36.14 7.63 21.96 16.44 20.06 33.84
Other int. bearing assets - - - - - - -
Interest-bearing debt 74.67 110.49 108.93 297.62 289.77 295.43 298.87
Net interest-bearing debt -13.08 74.35 101.3 275.66 273.32 275.38 265.03
Net gearing (%) - 21.86% 25.09% 69.25% 65.98% 60.93% 52.24%
Tangible assets
Gross capex (34.39) (67.04) (119.84) (99.69) (60.56) (82.87) (111.46)
Sale of fixed assets 0.06 - 0.01 0.10 - - -
Net capex (34.33) (67.04) (119.83) (99.59) (60.56) (82.87) (111.46)
Depreciation tangibles (19.78) (19.55) (23.82) (28.40) (32.23) (36.80) (42.17)
Note:- The figures shown in the brackets means NEGATIVE.
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Return on assets - 7.30% 8.33% 0.96% 2.62% 4.46% 5.72%
Return on equity - 15.91% 16.94% 2.12% 6.47% 10.88% 13.73%
ROCE - 15.14% 16.02% 2.47% 6.44% 10.00% 12.61%
EBIT Margin - 6.30% 6.66% 1.76% 3.72% 4.70% 5.20%
Pre tax margin - 5.86% 6.20% 0.83% 2.67% 3.90% 4.56%
Net Profit Margin - 4.39% 4.65% 0.75% 1.87% 2.73% 3.19%
Total asset turnover - 1.66 1.79 1.28 1.40 1.63 1.79
Fixed asset turnover - 6.21 5.37 3.27 3.40 3.83 4.06
Equity turnover - 3.63 3.65 2.83 3.47 3.99 4.30
Current Ratio - 1.53 1.60 1.36 1.31 1.26 1.18
Quick Ratio - 0.48 0.55 0.47 0.44 0.44 0.43
Cash Ratio - 0.11 0.03 0.05 0.04 0.04 0.06
Receivable Days - 32.42 29.28 37.31 30.71 25.65 22.00
Inventory Days - 105.56 92.72 110.25 101.28 85.24 74.45
Payable Days - 60.01 69.15 80.76 76.44 68.04 64.78
Conversion Cycle (Days) - 77.97 52.84 66.80 55.55 42.84 31.68
Financial Leverage Effect - 1.70 1.75 5.33 3.10 2.45 2.23
Debt to Capital - 0.25 0.21 0.43 0.41 0.40 0.37
Debt to Equity - 0.32 0.27 0.75 0.70 0.65 0.59
Note:- The figures shown in the brackets means NEGATIVE.
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