DD Sharma Mints Fortune And Recommends Two New Multibagger Stock Picks

Bhansali Engineering (BEPL): 176% Gain in 4 months

DD Sharma recommended BEPL on 21st February 2017 when it was languishing at Rs. 24.

He explained that there are only two companies in India which manufacture ‘ABS Polymer’. One is a MNC called INEOS Styrolution and the other is BEPL.

He pointed out that ABS Polymer has wide application in a variety of industries and that the demand is growing at 10% CAGR.

He also noted that the aggressive demand for the product has prompted BEPL to increase its manufacturing capacity from 50,000 MT to 80,000 MT and is intending to increase upto 1,20,000 MT by FY19.

DD Sharma also reeled out impressive facts relating to the financial status of BEPL and emphasized that the stock is a must buy because the product is a niche one, there is increasing demand and limited competition.

We should have obediently listened to DD Sharma and bought truckloads of BEPL because the stock is now flying like a rocket.

The stock has given a mind-boggling gain of 176% since DD Sharma’s recommendation, just four months ago.

Are more gains due from BEPL?

Prima facie, it appears that BEPL has more steam in it.

Research report by PL

PL has issued a ‘management meeting update’ report in which it has explained the future prospects of BEPL and assured that it is a good bet for the future.

The salient extracts of the report are as follows:

“BEPL has a plant in Satnoor and Abu Road each. Recently it completed expansion from 51,000 MTPA to 80,000 MTPA. In its next phase of expansion this will increase to 137,000 MTPA by mid FY18E.

We expect the company to grow revenues to ~Rs 10bn and profits to ~Rs 650m in FY18E versus Rs 6.3bn and Rs 348m in FY17. Thereafter we feel that it can achieve 20% CAGR on topline and bottom line given that both auto and electrical appliances industry is growing at a strong pace and there are only 2 players in the industry.

Currently the company is debt free. Going forward the management has maintained that it will not borrow for capex or for working capital requirements. They have also indicated that they do not plan to dilute equity.

Although the stock price has moved up recently, keeping in mind the growth prospects of the end user industry as well as management confidence in execution, it does appear to be an attractive bet for the long term. The company has also rewarded shareholders through dividends & their aversion to unnecessary borrowings provides additional comfort. At the CMP it is trading at PER of 14.1X FY18E & 11.8x FY19E rough cut EPS estimates of Rs 3.6 & Rs 4.3 respectively.”

ABS polymer has high entry barriers: ETIG

ETIG has explained that the ABS business involves chemical complexity and is capital intensive and deters competitors from barging in and sharing the loot. This implies that BEPL will enjoy the duopoly status for a long time.

“In India, ABS is manufactured by Ineos Styrolution and Bhansali Engineering. Both of them together account for about 75% market share. The rest is met by imports, which also suggests the potential for these firms to expand revenue share. Due to the chemical complexity in producing ABS, it is capital intensive and hence, entry barrier for new firms is high.”

Aggressive buying by promoter Jayesh B. Bhansali is sending a message?

Jayesh B. Bhansali and the other promoters of BEPL are frequent visitors to Dalal Street. On each visit, the promoters take home a massive chunk of the stock. The aggressive buying action is sending the clear message that the stock is still undervalued in relation to its potential.

Nos of shares	Amount paid	Stake*	Date
150000	8273484.85	9661945(5.82)	22/06/2017
200000	10958963.1	9511945(5.73)	20/06/2017
1000000	33135880.69	9311945(5.61)	31/03/2017
900000		8311945(5.01)	22/03/2017
208093	5691669.69	7411945(4.46)	20/03/2017
700000	15967318.66	7203852(4.34)	14/03/2017
717739	17364127.5	6503852(3.92)	10/03/2017
608552	13692420	16105183(9.70)	09/03/2017
25000	562500	2468256(1.48)	09/03/2017
150000	3485898.78	5732113(3.45)	02/03/2017
125000	3050119.5	5582113(3.36)	21/02/2017
70000	1697500	2443256(1.47)	21/02/2017
75000	1738774.3	15496631(9.34)	21/02/2017
140007	3253729.54	15421631(9.29)	20/02/2017
498	11449.02	15281624(9.21)	17/02/2017
509729	11716470.75	15281126(9.21)	17/02/2017
249766	5617812.94	14771397(8.90)	15/02/2017
100000	2350000	5457113(3.29)	09/02/2017

*of the respective promoter purchaser

Ginni Filaments: 100% gain in four months

Ginni Filaments is yet another shining example of DD Sharma’s awesome sense of timing.

We saw a few days how Ginni Filaments caught Porinju Veliyath’s eye and is now surging like a rocket.

DD Sharma assured a target price of Rs. 70 for Ginni Filaments which is now within touching distance.

No doubt, he will increase the target price given that the Company is on the proper track.

Kridhan Infra, multibagger in the making

DD Sharma has now homed in on Kridhan Infra, a little known micro-cap with a market capitalisation of Rs. 524 crore.

He opined that Kridhan Infra is well poised to take advantage of the great infra boom that will happen in India over the next few years.

He pointed out that the unique aspect of Kridhan Infra is that it is a specialist in foundation work and tunneling and holds a couple of patents in the field.

In fact, such is the level of specialization of Kridhan Infra in tunneling and piling work that it has licensed the technology to HCC, L&T and Metro Rail contractors, he said.

The acquisition by Kridhan Infra of a Singapore company called ‘Swee Hong Ltd’ augers well because it adds the specialty to bid for EPC contracts, DD Sharma opined.

As usual, DD Sharma reeled out impressive figures relating to the EPS and P/E and assured that the stock is destined to become a multibagger in the foreseeable future.

Kridhan Infra has 99% upside potential: BoB Capital

DD Sharma’s theory with regard to Kridhan Infra is supported by a research report issued by Padmaja Ambekar of BOB Capital.

Padmaja Ambekar has foreseen a target price of Rs. 150 (99% upside) for Kridhan Infra on the following logic:

“Transformational Acquisition to top up existing revenues:

Kridhan Infra through its Singapore subsidiary KH Foges Pte has acquired a majority stake of 56% in Swee Hong Ltd., a Singapore leading public listed EPC company. Swee Hong’s order book as on 31st March 2017 is $80.9mn (SGD to INR: 46.41). Its revenues grew by ~76% YoY which shows financial turnaround and we believe it would significantly drive new order inflows in the next couple of quarters. Kridhan would see an upsurge in order book due to higher inflows from overseas and better bidding capacity due to acquisition. We believe, its revenues would grow at a CAGR of ~35% over FY17p-FY19e due to a full year consolidation of Swee Hong accounts, new projects in Singapore & India EPC business, steady growth in Singapore foundation engineering business.

Valuation: At CMP of Rs. 75, Kridhan Infra is trading at PE of 12.2x/ 9.3x/6.0x in FY17p/ FY18e/FY19e respectively. We expect revenue/earnings to grow at 35%/ 42% during FY17p-19e respectively driven by huge opportunities in Singapore, potential growth in Infrastructure sector in India. Going forward, significant addition in the top and bottom line, through Swee Hong’s acquisition, is expected coupled with improving profitability of other subsidiaries. We would like to maintain the PE till the time we don’t see significant traction in order book. We maintain our BUY rating with a price target of Rs. 150 (at PE of 12x EPS of FY19e).”

What about SPML Infra?

If you are scouting for an infra stock, you can also consider SPML Infra. The stock comes highly recommended by Mudar Patherya on the basis that it is an “inflection point” and well poised to take advantage of the infra boom.

Aditya Birla Money Ltd, Blue-Chip No-Brainer Multibagger

It is rare to find a micro-cap stock as part of a blue-chip large cap behemoth.

Yet, Aditya Birla Money Ltd, the micro-cap subsidiary of the Aditya Birla group, was staring at us in the face all the time and we paid no attention to it.

DD Sharma has pointed out that the unique aspect about Aditya Birla Money Ltd is that Aditya Birla Capital (earlier known as Aditya Birla Financial Services Limited), the promoter, has a stranglehold over 75% of the equity.

Of the balance 25%, a worthy named Sucharitha P Reddy (boss woman of the Apollo Hospitals group) has cornered 10% of the equity.

Also, the equity share capital is a tiny Rs. 5.54 crore.

This means that there is nothing left for Mom and Pop investors to buy and there is tremendous scarcity premium.

DD Sharma emphasized that if we ever do manage to get our hands on AB Money Ltd, we should lock it up and leave it for our great grandchildren without thinking about petty multibagger gains.

What about the listing of Aditya Birla Capital, parent Co of AB Money?

At this stage, we have to note that Grasim Industries, the flagship of the Aditya Birla group, has announced a complex scheme of merger and demerger.

The essence of the scheme, insofar as we are concerned, is that Aditya Birla Capital (formerly Aditya Birla Financial Services), which is presently a subsidiary of Aditya Birla Nuvo (ABNL), will be demerged and listed as a separate entity.

It is notable that big-ticket investors have already cornered big chunks of Aditya Birla Capital.

Billionaire Azim Premji is leading from the front. Premji Invest, his investment arm, has scooped up a massive chunk of 2.2% stake worth Rs 700-crore in ABCL at a valuation of Rs 32,000 crore.

The record date for the demerger is 20th July 2017.

All roads lead to Dalal Street on day of ABCL listing

It goes without saying that all novice investors will have to march to Dalal Street on the day of listing of Aditya Birla Capital and aggressively corner all the stocks that we can.

We will be pitted against deep-pocketed and big-ticket investors but will have to do the best that we can in the circumstances.

After all, who would not want to be part of the financial arm of the glorious Aditya Birla group!