Shree Pushkar Chemicals


Track record justifies price-band though `Fertilisers’ tag may restrict near term capital appreciation in view of deficient monsoon.

OFFER AT A GLANCE

Name

Shree Pushkar Chemicals & Fertilisers Ltd

Public Offer

Fresh issue of 87.43 to 94.49 lakh shares of Rs 10 each from the company and Offer for Sale of 20.27 lakh shares from IFCI Venture Capital

Offer % on Total Equity

35.64% to 37.11%

Post-IPO Promoter Stake

58.9% to 60.27%

Offer Price

Between Rs 61 and Rs 65 

Offer Amount

Rs 70 cr  

Application Quantity

200 & Multiples of 200

Bid/Offer Opens

August 25, 2015

Bid/Offer Closes

August 27, 2015

Listing

NSE and BSE

IPO Rating

Nil

Book Running Lead Manager

Keynote Corporate Services

Registrars

Bigshare Services

 

The IPO

The present offer valued Rs 70 cr consists of Fresh Issue of 87.43 to 94.49 lakh shares of Rs 10 each (aggregating to Rs 57 cr) from the company and Offer for Sale of 20.27 lakh shares (Rs 13 cr) from IFCI Venture Capital. The offer is being made through the book-building route with a price band of Rs 61-65. The IPO constitutes 35.64% to 37.11% of the company’s post-IPO equity of over Rs 30 cr. The promoters propose to hold 59-60%. Investors have to apply for a minimum of 200 shares (Rs 12200). Keynote Corporate has been appointed as the book running lead manager.

 

IPO Object

The company intends to utilize the fresh issue proceeds for the following: Acquiring of an existing factory within MIDC Industrial Area, Lote-Parshuram, at a cost of Rs 2.29 cr; Setting up of facilities at the acquired factory at a cost of Rs 41.59 cr for manufacture of Reactive Dyes (3,000 TPA) H-Acid (750 TPA) and Vinyl Sulphone Ester (1,000 TPA); Setting up of additional effluent treatment plant at the existing facility (Unit I) to make the unit a “Zero Discharge” unit at Rs 4.88 cr; and construction of additional Godown(s) at the existing facility (Unit II) for meeting the additional storage requirements for finished goods at a cost of Rs 2.38 cr.

 

Company Background

Incorporated in 1993 as Shree Pushkar Petro Products Ltd by Mumbai-based first generation entrepreneurs Punit Makharia (45) and his brother Gautam Makharia (42)  the company commenced operations in the same year with trading activity. Over the years, the company claims to have emerged as one of the few manufacturers with widest range of dye intermediates in India with zero waste. It reportedly has state of art integrated manufacturing facilities at Lote Parshuram, Maharashtra. The company is said to be amongst India`s large manufacturers of K-Acid – an intermediate used for manufacturing Reactive Dyes used in textiles.

In 2009 the company acquired additional plot at Lote Parshuram, for setting up a plant for manufacture of fertilizers. It commenced production of fertilizers in 2011 besides commissioning a 500KW Captive Power Plant. The name of the company was changed to Shree Pushkar Chemicals & Fertilisers Ltd (SPCFL) in 2012. Currently SPCFL is having four major verticals viz., Dye Intermediates, Acid Complex (comprising sulphuric and its derivative acids), Cattle Feed Supplement and Fertilizers (Single Super Phosphate & Soil Conditioner).

SPCFL claims to have a wide range of products for diverse customers based in India and abroad. Its products are marketed in the states of Maharashtra, Gujarat and Karnataka in India.  The company is a recognized Export House and its products are reportedly exported to one of the world’s leading dye manufacturers namely Huntsman Corporation of USA and also to Archroma management LLC, a global color and speciality chemical company headquartered in Swizterland. Besides these, SPCFL also exports to countries like Brazil, Thailand, Pakistan and Mexico.

No doubt the company operates in competitive environment which has number of organized and unorganized players in the Industry. The range of products that the company manufactures constitutes nearly 80% of the product line in the Dyes Intermediates segment.   Some of the companies which manufacture similar products in Dye Intermediates and Acids are said to be Kiri Industries, Bodal Chemicals, Mayur Dye Chem, Bhageria Dye Chem, etc.

 

Financial Performance

SPCFL has a decent financial track. Its top line has more than doubled in last five years. Net profit has steadily increased from Rs 2.75 cr in FY11 to Rs 18.65 cr in FY15. More importantly, its operating cash flow has been increasingly positive in last three years which has helped the company to significantly reduce the debts as well as interest burden. The company has productive assets (net block) worth Rs 69 cr against which its borrowings stood at less than Rs 25 cr. Nevertheless, one aspect that does not give much comfort is the company’s operating margin. The profit margin has not moved beyond 13.9% in last five years. In fact, in last fiscal it has dropped to 11.8%. Also, the two-decade old company is yet to join the dividend list. 

SPCFL’S FINANCIALS AT A GLANCE

(Rs in lakh)

Mar-15

Mar-14

Mar-13

Mar-12

Mar-11

Gross Revenue

26681

21037

17657

15097

13126

Dye Intermediates

20268

16536

12809

11477

12234

Dye Intermediates %

76

79

73

76

93

Operating Profit

3184

2945

2331

2029

1010

Operating Margin %

11.8

13.9

12.9

13.3

7.2

Interest

542

1062

1028

962

361

Depreciation

363

464

405

339

191

Tax

415

375

173

193

183

Net Profit

1865

1044

725

535

275

Net Oper. Cash Flow

4968

2590

1478

-966

876

Equity Cap

2071

2071

2071

2071

2024

Reserves

6745

4289

3246

2492

1879

Net Block

6912

5805

5767

5284

4854

Long Term Borrowings

27

1203

1114

645

641

Short Term Borrowings

2456

4976

6097

5770

3171

 

Valuation

Even though the company has added fertilizers to its name, its operations are continued to be dominated by dye intermediates. With the proposed expansion project, contribution from dye intermediates is slated to increase further. A close look at the current market prices of existing listed peers in dye intermediates reveals the industry is certainly not a market favourite at present. Many a player in the industry is currently have a P/E multiple of less than 7 times its earnings. As the offer price of Rs 61-65 discounts SPCFL’s current earnings more than 7 times, any significant appreciation can be expected only after the expansion project goes on stream.     

HOW SHREE PUSHKAR CHEMICALS COMPARES

COMPANY NAME

MCAP

EQ

REV

P/E

P/BV

P/NB

OPM

Yld

Share

 

(Rs Cr)

(x)

(%)

Price

Bodal Chemicals

369

22

950

11.8

5.4

2.1

19.9

0

33.85

Kiri Industries

205

21

843

1.4

0.5

6.7

0

97.90

Bhageria Dye-Chem

117

8

325

4.5

1.7

6.5

12.5

1.7

146.40

Aksharchem (India)

101

7

200

6.8

1.4

1.8

13.8

3.6

138.50

Dynemic Products

59

11

114

5.8

1.2

1.5

16.4

2.9

52.30

Shree Hari Chemicals

45

4

62

3.3

2.1

4.1

29.4

1.0

100.15

Shree Pushkar – High

196

30

267

7.5

1.6

2.0

11.8

0

65.00

                        – Low

189

31

267

7.0

1.5

1.9

11.8

0

61.00

 

Lead Managers’ Track

For the book running lead manager to the public offer, Keynote Corporate, SPCFL’s IPO is the first main frame IPO after a gap of four years. In the last three years, the investment banker has brought three IPOs on the SME platform of NSE. The three SMEs are currently traded well above their offer prices. However, on the main frame the story is entirely different. Of the twenty one currently traded IPOs managed by Keynote in last 10 years, only four are quoting above the investment cost. Whereas Uniply Industries (Jun-05) and Thangamayil (Jan-2010) have given healthy returns to the IPO investors, as many as eight IPOs have inflicted a capital loss of more than 75% on the investors.

KEYNOTE CORPORATE-ASSOCIATED IPOs

ISSUER NAME

IPO

IPO

CUR.

GAIN

 

DATE

PRICE

PRICE

%

Uniply Industries

9-Jun-05

24.00

128.50

435

PBA Infrastructure

24-Oct-05

60.00

13.88

-77

Sree Sakthi Paper

17-Jan-06

30.00

14.04

-53

Gitanjali Gems

16-Feb-06

195.00

40.20

-79

Inditrade Capital

17-Apr-06

40.00

23.00

-43

Zenith Birla (India)

16-Oct-06

45.83

0.83

-98

KLRF

27-Nov-06

55.00

44.20

-20

Nissan Copper

4-Dec-06

39.00

1.72

-96

Refex Industries

23-Jul-07

65.00

9.31

-86

Porwal Auto Comp

17-Dec-07

75.00

13.00

-83

Sita Shree Food

11-Mar-08

30.00

13.80

-54

Bafna Pharma

27-May-08

40.00

28.05

-30

Lotus Eye Care

12-Jun-08

38.00

13.97

-63

20 Microns

8-Sep-08

27.50

26.90

-2

Globus Spirits

31-Aug-09

100.00

65.95

-34

Thangamayil Jewell

27-Jan-10

75.00

181.90

143

Emmbi Industries

1-Feb-10

45.00

39.65

-12

Prakash Steelage

5-Aug-10

110.00

112.50

2

Bedmutha Industries

28-Sep-10

102.00

13.00

-87

Gravita India

1-Nov-10

25.00

29.30

17

Servalakshmi Paper

27-Apr-11

29.00

3.56

-88

Veto Switchgears

3-Dec-12

45.45

71.45

57

MITCON

15-Oct-13

61.00

77.70

27

Sanco Industries

22-Feb-14

18.00

22.05

23

Note: IPO price adjusted to stock splits & bonus issues


Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *