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Maan Aluminium Limited Research Report Q3 2024

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Market Price: ₹143   Recommendation: BUY   Target: ₹216 Time Horizon: 1 Year

Q2FY2024 REVIEW

Maan Aluminium Limited reported net revenue of ₹295.30 crores for the quarter ended September 30, 2023, compared to ₹188.20 crores for September 30, 2022.  Profit After Tax was ₹10.64 crores for the quarter ended September 30, 2023, against the profit of ₹17.64 crores during the corresponding quarter of the previous year, respectively.

OVERVIEW

  • On July 19, 2023, the company passed a resolution for the subdivision/split of equity shares, changing the structure from 1 (one) equity share with a face value of Rs. 10 each to 2 (two) equity shares with a face value of Rs. 5 each.

BENCHMARK COMPARISON

Beta: 0.89Alpha: 145.55Risk Reward Ratio: 2.01Margin Of Safety: 33%

STOCK DATA

52 Week H/L41/159
Market Cap (crores)772
Face Value (₹)5.00
Book Value96.35
EPS TTM9.24
NSE CodeMAANALU

SHAREHOLDING PATTERN (%)

 Jun-23Sep-23Dec-23
Promoter65.3860.7160.71
Public33.9439.0839.13
DIIs0.000.000.00
FIIs0.670.180.15

                      BUSINESS

SWOT ANALYSIS

STRENGTH

WEAKNESS

OPPORTUNITIES

THREAT

  • Market Competition.
  •  Raw Material Prices.

ALUMINIUM INDUSTRY ANALYSIS

  1. The aluminum market is witnessing strong growth owing to its recyclable and environmentally friendly characteristics, finding applications in diverse sectors such as power, transportation, construction, and packaging.
  2. This upswing is attributed to global economic stimulus, a constrained scrap market, a metal-intensive recovery post-pandemic, and a shift towards eco-friendly materials. Aluminum, being favored in the ongoing green revolution, is anticipated to experience heightened demand, particularly from Western and Asian markets. Key end-users encompass the engineering sector, transportation, construction, packaging, and consumer durables.
  3. While Western demand is spread across sectors, India experiences concentration in the electrical and electronics industry. As the world’s second-largest metal market after iron and steel, aluminum exhibits a positive outlook, with domestic demand projected to grow around 9% in the next two fiscal years.
  4. India’s automotive sector, a significant consumer, is expected to sustain steady demand in FY2024 and FY2025, with the potential for increased usage due to weight reduction initiatives for fuel efficiency and the gradual transition to electric vehicles. Moreover, improvements in global metal supply, particularly in China, may result in a surplus metal balance in the current year, despite challenges in the Chinese building and construction segments affecting consumption.
  5. The anticipated surge in the demand for aluminum in India over the next few years is expected to be significantly higher, driven by the projected high GDP growth in the country. Various initiatives undertaken by the Government of India, such as Make in India, 100% rural electrification, Housing for All, Smart Cities, the National Infrastructure Pipeline amounting to Rs 100 lakh Crore, promotion of renewable energy, and schemes like FAME for electric vehicles, coupled with an increase in foreign direct investment (FDI), are poised to stimulate the consumption of this metal across the nation.
  6. The production of aluminum in India, measured in lakh tonnes, is as follows for the specified years:

FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

QUARTERLY SUMMARY

Quarterly (INR in lakhs) Sep-23 Jun-23 Mar-23 Dec-22 Sep-22
Revenue from Operations    29,530.00    20,736.00   26,287.00   18,962.00   18,820.00
Other income          155.00          216.00        150.00        126.00        134.00
Total Income    29,685.00    20,952.00   26,437.00   19,088.00   18,954.00
           
Total Expenditure     28,540.00     19,507.00   24,339.00   17,114.00   17,056.00
EBIT       1,145.00       1,445.00     2,098.00     1,974.00     1,898.00
           
Finance cost            81.00            88.00        162.00           99.00        134.00
PBT before Share of Net Profit of Associate       1,064.00       1,357.00     1,936.00     1,875.00     1,764.00
           
Share of Net Profit of Associate                   –                     –                   –                   –                   –  
PBT before Exceptional Item       1,064.00       1,357.00     1,936.00     1,875.00     1,764.00
           
Exceptional Item                   –                     –                   –                   –                   –  
PBT       1,064.00       1,357.00     1,936.00     1,875.00     1,764.00
           
Tax Expenses          276.00          342.00        490.00        474.00        454.00
PAT          788.00       1,015.00     1,446.00     1,401.00     1,310.00

PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENT (₹ in lakhs)

 Mar-21Mar-22Mar-23
Revenue from Operations    40,287.61    57,229.17    81,385.49
Other Income        245.24        525.14        515.61
Total Income    40,532.85    57,754.31    81,901.10
    
Cost of Goods Sold    34,110.15    47,294.63    63,219.13
Employee Benefits Expense        962.55      1,148.67      1,575.67
Other Expenses      2,764.55      5,500.87      9,461.66
EBITDA      2,695.60      3,810.14      7,644.64
    
Depreciation and Amortisation Expense        388.16        488.33        494.71
EBIT      2,307.44      3,321.81      7,149.93
    
Finance Costs        320.05        346.83        446.65
EBT before Share of Profit/(Loss) of Joint Venture and Associates      1,987.39      2,974.98      6,703.28
    
Share of Profit/(Loss) of Joint Venture and Associates               –                 –                 –  
EBT before Exceptional Items      1,987.39      2,974.98      6,703.28
    
Exceptional Items               –                 –                 –  
EBT      1,987.39      2,974.98      6,703.28
    
Tax Expense        507.78        777.07      1,706.18
PAT Non-Controlling Interests      1,479.61      2,197.91      4,997.10
    
Non-Controlling Interests               –                 –                 –  
    
PAT      1,479.61      2,197.91      4,997.10
    
EPS   
Basic            2.74            4.06            9.24
Diluted            2.74            4.06            9.24
    
Number of Shares   
Basic        540.84        540.84        540.84
Diluted        540.84        540.84        540.84

Note:The company passed a resolution to subdivide/split its equity shares, changing the face value from Rs. 10 each to Rs. 5 each, and subsequently issued bonus shares at a 1:1 ratio for every existing fully paid-up Equity Share held by a member. This adjustment has been factored into the calculation of the weighted average number of equity shares for all comparative periods in accordance with Ind AS 3. Consequently, both basic and diluted EPS have been adjusted for all presented periods.

Balance Sheet (₹ lakhs)

 Mar-21Mar-22Mar-23
ASSETS:   
Non-Current Assets:   
Property, Plant and Equipment      3,609.11      4,439.52      4,979.97
Right-of-Use-Asset        113.25          93.26        106.47
Capital Work in Progress          40.14          39.18          84.77
Intangible Assets Under Development               –                 –                 –  
Financial Assets:   
Investments            0.50            0.50            0.50
Loans               –                 –                 –  
Other Financial Assets               –            68.84          97.00
Other Non-Current Assets        134.15          54.54        100.28
Total Non-Current Assets      3,897.15      4,695.84      5,368.99
    
Current Assets:   
Inventories      3,268.19      3,719.05      3,495.32
Financial Assets:   
Investments               –                 –            50.00
Trade Receivables      6,243.80      7,266.49    11,559.41
Cash and Cash Equivalents        613.34            9.73            8.70
Other Bank Balances        472.03        141.39        234.39
Other Financial Assets          18.41          59.49        319.60
Current Tax Assets          12.11          10.74          10.74
Other Current Assets      1,498.07      1,241.51      1,441.73
Total Current Assets    12,125.95    12,448.40    17,119.89
    
Total Assets    16,023.10    17,144.24    22,488.88
    
EQUITY AND LIABILITIES:   
Equity:   
Equity Share Capital        676.06      1,352.12      1,352.12
Other Equity      5,729.86      7,085.20    11,675.39
Equity Attributable to the Owners      6,405.92      8,437.32    13,027.51
    
Non-Controlling Interest               –                 –                 –  
Total Equity      6,405.92      8,437.32    13,027.51
    
Liabilities:   
Non-Current Liabilities:   
Financial Liabilities   
Borrowings        313.93        323.65        103.05
Lease Liabilities          61.29          50.77          59.96
Provisions          54.76          44.17          36.83
Deferred Tax Liabilities        242.43        268.69        272.21
Total Non-Current Liabilities        672.41        687.28        472.05
    
Current Liabilities:   
Financial Liabilities:   
Borrowings      6,916.15      6,166.28      5,422.52
Lease Liabilities          23.94          19.11          25.29
Trade Payables:   
Total outstanding dues of micro enterprises and small enterprises          92.68          43.22          81.12
Other Creditors      1,275.30      1,093.40      2,946.44
Other Financial Assets        185.67        128.36        133.58
Other Current Liabilities        321.52        302.51        218.84
Provisions          94.19          92.50        109.06
Current Tax Liabilities          35.32        174.26          52.47
Total Current Liabilities      8,944.77      8,019.64      8,989.32
    
Total Equity & Liabilities    16,023.10    17,144.24    22,488.88

Cash Flow Statement (₹ lakhs)

 Mar-21Mar-22Mar-23
Net Profit Before Tax    1,987.37      2,974.98         6,703.28
Net Cash from Operating Activities   -1,949.19      1,509.70         2,902.36
Net Cash Used for Investing Activities   -1,235.31       -732.41        -1,016.91
Net Cash From (Used For) Financing Activities   3,792.36   -1,380.88      -1,886.50
Net Increase in Cash and Cash Equivalents      607.86      -603.59            -1.05
Cash And Cash Equivalents at The Beginning of The Year         5.47       613.33             9.74
Cash And Cash Equivalents at The End of the Year      613.33          9.74             8.69

Ratio Analysis

 Mar-21Mar-22Mar-23
Profitability Ratio   
EBITDA Margin6.69%6.66%9.39%
EBIT Margin5.73%5.80%8.79%
Pre-Tax Margin4.93%5.20%8.24%
Net Profit Margin3.67%3.84%6.14%
    
Return on Investment   
Return on Asset – ROA12%13%25%
Return on Capital Employed – ROCE36%41%63%
Return on Equity – ROE26%30%47%
    
Liquidity Ratio (x)   
Current ratio1.361.551.90
Quick Ratio0.991.091.52
    
Solvency Ratio   
Debt to Equity       0.05       0.04     0.01
Interest Coverage Ratio71016

Technical Analysis

  • Current Trend:
    • The stock is currently in a robust upward trend, evident from both the monthly and weekly charts. This signals a prevailing positive sentiment among investors, hinting at a potential bullish outlook for the stock.
  • Support and Resistance Levels:
    • Understanding key support and resistance levels is crucial for predicting potential price movements. For Maan Aluminium Limited, the identified support level stands at ₹135, indicating a historical point of buying interest. On the upside, resistance is noted at ₹151, representing a level where selling pressure may intensify. Having retraced from its all-time high of ₹159, the stock appears well-positioned for accumulation.
  • Trend Analysis:
    • The stock’s trend analysis reveals a formation of higher lows, indicating an ascending trend. This pattern is a positive signal, reflecting the market’s inclination to buy at progressively higher price levels. The current consolidation phase suggests the stock is taking a breather, consolidating its gains before potentially resuming its upward trajectory. Investors may find this period opportune for strategic entry points.

Recommendation Rationale

  1. Fostered strong connections with both dealers and customers:
    • The company is spearheaded by Mr. Ravinder Nath Jain, bringing to the table over three decades of extensive experience in the aluminum trading and extrusion industry.
    • Leveraging the promoter’s wealth of experience, the company has successfully cultivated strong and positive relationships with esteemed customers and reliable suppliers.
  2. Secured a prominent position in the aluminum extrusion industry:
    • Boasting a two-decade operational track record and an aggregate capacity of 12,000 MTPA, Maan Aluminium has firmly positioned itself as a key player in the domestic aluminum extrusion industry.
    • The company holds a well-established market presence and is equipped to manufacture a wide range of products applicable across diverse end-user industries. Additionally, MAL serves as the exclusive distributor for Hindalco, handling the trading of aluminum billet/ingot and wire rods in North India and South India
  3. The company has consistently enhanced its financial performance:
    • In FY2023, the company experienced a substantial 42% surge in operating income, reaching Rs. 813.85 crore compared to Rs. 572.29 crore in FY2022. This notable increase can be attributed to a healthy rise in sales realization, coupled with an expansion in export sales volume, which carries high-margin benefits.
    • This upward trend is expected to persist in the near future, fueled by higher sales volume due to increased capacities, the introduction of specific value-added products, and a significant improvement in high-margin export orders.
  4. The company maintains a low level of external debt and exhibits robust coverage indicators, indicating a healthy financial position:
    • The company’s debt is primarily composed of working capital borrowings, and the debt-to-equity ratio stood at a low of 0.01 times in FY2023, compared to 0.04 times in FY2022.
    • Additionally, the debt coverage metrics remained robust, with an interest coverage ratio exceeding 16 times in FY2023. These strong coverage metrics are expected to persist in the future, bolstered by the sustained maintenance of healthy profitability margins and a low level of leverage.

Valuation

  • Maan Aluminium Limited has shown revenue growth of 16% CAGR for FY2020-2023.
  • The company has shown Net profit growth of 380% of CAGR for FY2020-2023
  • The company’s ROCE is 63% and ROE is 47%.
  • Financial prospects are expected to enhance in the upcoming years, driven by infrastructure development and a robust order book in the metering segment.
  • We anticipate that the company could experience an uptick in revenue, but there might be a potential impact on net profit due to the anticipated rise in raw material prices for the upcoming FY 2024. This estimation is drawn by considering the company’s current performance trends observed in FY 2023.
  • Anticipating a sustained healthy demand for the product, we expect the net profit to see an increase starting from FY2025.
  • To project income for the fiscal years 2024–2028, we used data from the previous four years (2020–2023).

Estimated Income Statement (₹ in lakhs)

 Mar-24Mar-25Mar-26Mar-27Mar-28
 2024-E2025-E2026-E2027-E2028-E
Revenue94,806.721,09,747.671,27,045.121,47,070.921,70,255.63
Operating Expenses75,542.1486,119.5899,721.341,15,471.381,33,708.98
Employee Expenses1,858.032,151.482,491.292,884.773,340.39
Other Expenses10,007.1711,587.7113,417.8815,537.1117,991.04
EBITDA7,399.389,888.9011,414.6113,177.6715,215.22
Depreciation547.87620.82706.64807.20924.74
EBIT6,851.519,268.0810,707.9712,370.4714,290.48
Financial Cost428.01578.97668.92772.77892.71
EBT before Share of Profit/(Loss) of Joint Venture and Associates6,423.508,689.1110,039.0511,597.7013,397.77
Share of Profit/(Loss) of Joint Venture and Associates                  –                    –                    –                    –                    –  
PBT6,423.508,689.1110,039.0511,597.7013,397.77
Tax expenses1,634.972,211.632,555.232,951.953,410.12
PAT4,788.536,477.487,483.828,645.759,987.65

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