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a) Positive Mergers, Acquisitions etc..
I have tried to include most of the reasons whatever I remembers right now, please suggest if I left anything.
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It seems the level of crashes were not corresponding to the depth of sentiments or its at the lesser side. The overall impacts on the recent series of negative reports were strong enough to bring our indices down to some 25-30% but it was just below 20%. Even after a flood of negative issues and unparallel corruption revelations in the recent past, people are still buying our stocks and keeping faith on the market, FII's are still pouring money to our market even smaller in size. Remember, there is a buy for every sell. Just list out the chain of scary issues occurred in last couple of months; Alarming figures on inflation, negative IIP data, negative bank rates, increasing fuel price, spreading middle east anarchy, gigantic corruption revelations including Adarsh Flat, commonwealth games, 2G Spectrum, S-Band, harassing Radia tapes and now the obscurity raised by DMK on Govt’s existence..
There is some sure and different charm exists with our market/economy; otherwise the above reasons were more than enough to bring our indices to another historic lows. But there is some stubborn strength is underlying somewhere with our economy. The main pillars are still strong, which affirms my confidence or makes me more positive on our market. Market is really struggling to regain the charm, I would like to suggest you all, keep your faith on good companies headed by genuine management, which will surely bestow you good returns in the long run. Putting entire money in few stocks or having big numbers in certain stocks at a go, will not exactly the smart side in view of the ongoing scenario. This tact may prove hazardous considering the dynamic response of market to even trivial negative news threads. Accumulation in small batches at possible lower levels, the only strategy which will be beneficial or at the safer side in future. Because market is started responding quicker than ever and like anything corresponding to the tempo of our times.
I would like to place few inputs on an outstanding company as promised earlier. First of all, let me thank to Mr Mahesh, Bangalore, who grabbed my attention to this company in last year, reminded as well encouraged me to talk on the scrip. After a close scrutiny, I hope this company can provide superior returns in the long run for patient investors. Myself, already been analyzed and firm to consider it as a multibagger on the basis of differentiation and sensible monopoly in the segment. Moreover, I am confident on this company and the products/services they are configuring as an essential service to the vibrant Power/Energy/Oil sectors. Subsequent lines are plain personal conclusions, compilations or convictions to have this stock, I am satisfied with the horizon developing by this company considering the available data and feels the path ahead is promising. I have good faith on this company, their business model as well on its proficient management.
BSE Code - 530743
GEI Industrial Systems Ltd, an ISO 9001-2000 certified company with ASME’ "U" Stamp engaged in design, engineering, manufacturing, installation, commissioning and maintenance of extended surface heat transfer technology mainly for Power, Oil and Gas industries. The company is specialized in Heat Transfer Technology, an obligatory element for entire engineering processes irrespective of nature and size. It offers a wide range of equipments/installations including air cooled vacuum steam condensers, air cooled heat exchangers, process gas coolers, cooling water systems, transformer oil coolers etc. The company provides its products/services to a vast range of engineering installations such as power plants, crude oil/Petroleum refineries, CNG/LNG terminals, petrochemical/chemical plants, Oil and Gas fields, off shore gas processing platforms, fertilizer plants, metallurgical industry, electrical locomotives, cement plants, Sugar industry etc.
GEI have clear domination in the segment as well there is no Indian or listed Indian entities as competitors except a couple of foreign players. The company holding a market share of 45% in Air Cooled Heat Exchangers in the Oil & Gas Sector and about 70% in the Power segment. It has an admirable track record in the Oil, Gas and Power sector installations in both American continents, Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia. GEI has also entered into marketing agreement with X-Wire, an American company, to tap the US market and to meet up its outsourcing requirements in the heat exchange platform. GEI is also engaged as a major contractor to the massive Rural Electrification schemes of Govt. of India, targeting electrification of more than 1 lakh villages in different provinces of our nation, to be completed over the next 3-4 years.
GEI having the essential expertise and proved experience in the air cooling space is likely to be the key advantage to their rising demand. The conventional water cooling system depends on constant water availability and the paucity of water is the main obstacle for cooling processes at certain engineering sites. Water shortage has been detected as one of the prime reasons for many recent disorders/shutdowns in power plants all over India. GEI’s indigenously designed air-cooling concept work on freely available air, instead of diminishing water for cooling processes.
In a survey of India’s water situation, about 21 million wells drilled are lowering water levels in most of the country. In North Gujarat, the water level is falling by 6 meters (20 feet) per year. In Tamil Nadu, wells are drying almost everywhere and falling water tables have dried up 95% of the wells owned by small farmers. And the story is same or more worsen in other states. You can estimate the future business potential of this company by connecting the above stunning facts on water scarcity; moreover 70% of our planned power additions are setting up in water-scarce areas. The company will surely benefits from the rising demand for its air-based cooling systems from power/energy and petroleum industries, since accessibility of water is drastically retreats. In India, these two industries are highly reliant on water for their cooling requirements and are facing operational troubles at times when sufficient water is not available.
GEI is prepared to gain from the anticipated massive power projects by providing air-cooled solutions that offers remarkable benefits over conventional water-cooling systems. The company is undergoing a 100cr expansion plan, which will greatly enhance its capacity by end of this year. The expansion will allow GEI to double it’s order intake capacity to Rs. 1000cr from the current 500-600cr levels. It is estimated that, on the completion of proposed expansion plan, the company will emerge as one of the top three players in the segment globally.
Any threat of new entries in the segment is limited because the entries in such businesses are purely related to proved expertise/experience. Conglomerates who make considerable investments on large projects must verify the technical expertise, competence and capability on prompt deliveries from the partner. I don’t feel any fresh player’s entry as a threat in recent future, because the experience or past performance is appreciated largely in such service segments and that’s the lone eligibility condition to adopt such a partner. Normally, our power players will hardly try their luck with any newbie in the sector to play on their huge investments. .
There will be a huge investment in the power transmission and distribution area which is estimated to be around Rs. 4500 bn .Considering the vast prospective in this field, GEI has also stepped in to the power transmission business. A separate group, GEI- Power Transmission Business Group has been shaped in the company itself and experts in these fields have been recruited recently. The company also prepared to enter in to the area of Power Generator components, heavy fabrication and machining of generator components etc. GEI is planning to expand this potential business to the tune of around Rs. 2.5bn by next 3-4 years.
The dominant client base including established players and the probable demand on their products/services are indicating a clear horizon for the company in the future. I have listed few selected domestic and international players who are constantly getting cooled by GEI:-
ABB Ltd
The company also grown in a consistent manner, profits in the past 5 years grew at a CAGR of around 50%. I would not like to talk much on the technical side as it is easily available. With the outstanding track record in engineering expertise, manufacturing capacity, product innovation and global cost competitiveness, GEI remains solid to work out the best business with in the sphere.
Let me conclude, the majority is confident on the power sector and its a fact that power/energy is one of the most demanding business of the time. Ample funds have been committed by Govt as well private players in the Power/Energy sector as its the key to economic growth of any developing nation. A rough statistics, India is likely to commission 50000MW in the 11th 5 year plan and an anticipated 100000MW in the 12th Plan. Its sure that, increased investment in the Power & Oil sector by the Govt as well private players will provide enormous business opportunities to the company. I think, it will be a wise decision to accumulate GEI in small batches, who cools the head of power/energy/oil sectors, it will surely cool us too in the long run.
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Bombay Stock Exchange is the oldest stock exchange in Asia and it is considered as the theoretical mercury of Indian economy/market on which majority of traders/investors designs their trading strategies or in other words, the pedestal of their investment decisions.
History highlights
The BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) was established as `The Native Share & Stock Brokers Association' in 1875. Its all started when some 22 stockbrokers commenced trading under a tree opposite the Mumbai Town Hall in mid 1850s with an investment of just Re. 1 each, a substantial amount at that time. Premchand Roychand was the top broker of that time who assisted in creation of procedures for the trading system. Several stock broking firms in Mumbai were family run enterprises at the time such as Jamnadas Morarjee, D.S. Prabhudas & Company, Champaklal Devidas, and Brijmohan Laxminarayan. etc.. Few of them still managing their broking businesses. The Government of India recognized the Bombay Stock Exchange as the first stock exchange in the country under the Securities Contracts Regulation Act -1956.
The BSE Sensex was initially composed in April 1979 with some 30 stocks in various sectors. The BSE trading platform enhanced by adopting the computer based electronic-trading system in 1995 and currently it has more than 5000 active listed entities and its the largest in case of number of participants in a single stock exchange. India’s economy is comprehensively reflected on the rise of the Sensex and it is one of the dominant markets in Asia. In 1990, Sensex has crossed the 1000 point mark, was an Indian detonation aligned with the global markets reformation. Year 1990 was a historical year for the BSE Sensex.
Thrilling twenty years
On July 25 1990, the Sensex touched the exciting four-digit figure for the first time and closed at 1,001. It was one of the milestones for Indian equity market as well economy which never looked back from that point. Since, the upward trend of BSE Sensex is one of the steadiest compared to other overseas markets/indices and it will be interesting to observe the wonderful story of Sensex. I have placed few statistics on BSE Sensex since the year 1990 and the probable arithmetical conclusions left on you.
Sensex has shown an average yearly hike of 588 points in five years since 1991 (1991-1995).
Sensex has shown an average yearly hike of 441 points in five years since 1996 (1996-2000).
Sensex has shown an average yearly hike of 658 points in five years since 2001 (2001-2005).
Sensex has shown an average yearly hike of 2333 points in five years since 2006 (2006-2010).
2011 - 2015?
Sensex has shown an average yearly hike of 515 points in ten years since 1991 (1991-2000).
Sensex has shown an average yearly hike of 1496 points in ten years since 2001 (2001-2010).
2011 - 2020?
Sensex has made an average yearly hike of 1000 points in last 20 years since 1991 (1991-2010)
Sensex was never made a negative YoY difference on year high after 2002 except in 2009 which were totally based on the recession, truly an external factor.
Sensex took almost 16 flat years to touch the first 10000 levels (25 Jul 1990 to 07 Feb 2006, check the table). Interestingly it has grabbed the next 10000 points with in just 1 year and 8 months (07 Feb 2006 to 29 Oct 2007). The villain is same recession.
More precisely, reaching the first 5000 points since 1990, took some 9 years, next 5000 mark crossed in 7 years and the next both 5000s are in just 1 year intervals. Is that amazing? I strongly believe the recession played the foul, otherwise?
If we take last 20 years of history as a base, simply the Sensex have to reach some 30000 level by end of this decade. But remember, the ongoing trend as well other sustaining growth factors are much supportive than initial 10-15 years. Watch the figures of recent years.
What you think? How many more years to take for the 30000 levels considering the trends? Another 10, 4, 2, 1 or less?.
I have placed a couple of screenshots above in which you can read much more than what I have typed here. Anyway, raising questions and finding answers in contrast with the history is left on you. But I am sure India will stamp its authority in the global economic scenario by this decade. India being diverse in many sectors will see more upside due to the strong demand from its correlated sectors and it’s the most appealing destination for the investors worldwide.
A New Year gift post in the multibagger series is pending and I am working on that, will publish very soon.
A great quote is worthy here to mention; "If past history was all there was to the game, the richest people would be librarians - Warren Buffett
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Another excellent year and a remarkable decade are departing. I wish you all a merry X-mas and a prosperous new year in advance, moreover wishing you the happiest ever decade ahead in your investment life. Investing in carefully selected Indian equities, taking part even at the current levels will be one of the consummate decisions for you in this New Year. Because India and its market is developing such an outstanding base of opulence to multiple your money in coming years.
Money simply doesn’t make money in the market. Money, even a small portion, with a better level of awareness will surely help you to achieve your goals. Internet, the largest and fastest knowledge base is in front of us at the cheapest cost. Today, knowledge is at our finger tips or we can unearth any information with in seconds. I think, its obligatory to keep up-to-date ourselves before any kind of investment decisions, especially in the current scenario. I personally know people who lost more than 50% as well gained more than 150% in the recent course of Sensex’s 9000-21000 rambles. So, wisdom matters. The awareness or reasonable understanding on your stock selections worthier than anything and it’s the most important point you have to carve on your brain at this New Year.
Even after all the ongoing anarchies, I am keeping 100% confidence on our scenario and there is hardly anything visible ahead which enough to deviate my morale. Yes, further unbelievable corruption revelations might have there in future, but personally I am positive to all those processes. Cyclic refinement is one of nature’s unquestionable practices or we can take it as, cutting down certain weak or overgrown branches will surely boost the growth of core trunk.
The coming New Year and decade is one of the rarest occasions to us and I would like to stress on that point. It’s a time to forget all the failures and to adopt a cognizant and calculated strategy with a long term vision. Forget all the bitter experiences and look for a bright future ahead stepping with our promising financial system. Just focus on the size and power of one of the world’s most persuasive purchasing/consuming band of population. I think, the single reason is enough to up keep the trust on our economy.
If you are an investor with long term vision, don’t bother much on Index figures or on its temporary wavering. An easy target for Sensex’s 30,000 is there with in a short span of time. A new journey for the market has begun few months back which might have take it to much higher levels over the next few years. Probably 35-40k levels over next 5-7 years is imaginable and I strongly believe its attainable.
The above statement is clearly not a prediction, but I am compelled to believe like after a close watch on the Sensex’s history of past couple of decades. I would like to place some interesting statistics on Sensex to convince you the possibilities of above said figures at my next post. Hope, it may help you to get convinced on the trend of overall growth trajectory of Indian market and relevant future figures too.
Before that, I wish every one of you have read the pages at following link, what people thinking on us.
http://www.ibef.org/resource/quotes.aspx
Once again, Wishing you and family a Happy and prosperous year ahead filled with peace, joy and wealth as well welcome all those who joined in the Portfolio Advisory Services in the month of Dec.
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Dear Readers,
Please refer the SEBI order at following link and have a full read with patience, Its informative.
http://www.sebi.gov.in/cmorder/SanjayDangi.pdf
SEBI has banned promoters and promoters group of certain companies on further buy/sell in their own companies cause of some violations of rules/regulations noticed. The name of the companies revealed in the above order is nothing related to us, but name of one entity who is under suspicion, Pacific Corporate Services Ltd has considerable stake in Parekh Aluminex. (Check the following link)
http://www.equityintelligence.com/profile/ShareHPMoreOne.aspx?code=7902
Parekh Aluminex has already crashed by almost 20% (LC) on yesterday (03 December 2010) by when the news spread and I hope the blind sentiment may bring down the stock bit more. There is nothing fundamentally changed with the company/stock/business but there is a chance of possible illegal trades might have revealed in the future on Parekh Aluminex too by Sanjay Dangi group or Pacific people.
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The amounts involved in such scams/scandals are proportionately increasing like the prices of Sugar, Onion or Gold. Money is becoming valueless. I remember the days; 1Kg Sugar was less than Rs.1.50/-, Onion at less than Re. 1/Kg and Gold was less than Rs. 100/Gm. The then scams were limited too with in thousands or lakhs keeping the ratios. Now we have grown, paying 20-40 times higher for above stuffs. The proportion of sums involved in scams are more attractive and may be its the reason, majority is interested in fiddling than anything.
Negative global developments including Irish reactions, Korean build-ups and finally serious wikileaks paranoia are adding the fuel. The Korean and probable revelations from wikileaks are more serious than anything. My assumptions may be wrong, but I am anxious because, US is playing at both the faces, they even took official advance bail on the wikileaks revelations by alerting us, you don’t believe all these.
The investor fraternity is in negative sentiment and its reflecting in the market as usual. Market has corrected almost 10% since the recent peak on 5 November 2010 due to a blend of international and India specific issues and is gradually recovering. There is no vaccine to cure the corruption plague. It was there in our blood, it is there and it will be!. We have keep roared as much with the media whenever we noticed such dirty practices. Media, the people we trusted or leaned on all these times, who shared our pain and enlighten our wishes each time we hassled by scams/scandals/politicians. They are also leaving us by realizing that they can make much more than what they earn by strolling within the four walls of channel studios. They too, finally found the alluring outside world which provides huge opportunities. If the revealed tapes are correct, its highly harassing. I could not yet convinced my sense up on the rolls played by our reputed media idols, especially Padma Shri Barkha Dutt. Recall her Kargil & Mumbai attack reporting, and the Padma Shri, our fourth highest civilian honour is still with her name. Won't we respect that class civilian decoration or we disregarding the others who awarded it?
Lets come back. Crashes and booms are common phenomenon towards every market and economy. I think whatever going on is simply related to sentiments and the economy is intact in our case. Such types of scams/scandals were there with every emerging economies and history denotes the same. Its our good luck that things revealed even lately because we are in a democratic structure. As investors, we should not be paranoid on such temporary sentiments but its wise to be very aware and cautious on such developments. Whatever going on is just a psychological extract and I don’t feel any big thrust on such issues. I am happy that, finally we got to know all these, God is with us and we are skilled or immunized to absorb all these shocking deeds with a cool sense. I think its an opportunity for our politicians for self realization as well thinking on remedies. From our part, we can only pray for some kind of Wikileaks exclusively for Indians and it will provide us some more interesting times with the market, moreover we always need some kicks to walk straight.
Market is a place where investors should prepare for the worst always and expect the unexpected. We have to be firm in such testing periods because we are strong enough. We are one of the fastest recovered markets from the recent historic downturn and there is hardly anything hazardous ahead. In the recent tweak, some sectors and stocks have corrected much more than the main stream because of certain sector specific bad news related to telecom, infrastructure, realty and banking etc... The valuations have turned more reasonable for certain scrips and those who unreasonably punished will recover fast.
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