here are some links
https://www.kalink.co.kr
for the Korean maker
Here is the old news item about alloy wheel tie up with Kalink and the investment at 640
http://www.vccircle.com/news/engineering/2015/09/21/south-koreas-kalink-invest-steel-strips-wheels
PS – got a tracking position today at 384. Debt to Equity certainly scared me and I was fearful of another Ahmednagar forging type story (now, Metalyst )…what made me change my mind is the tie up and improving margin..if u take out the outerlayer of march’14 out, the rest of the net profit looks bearable, if not making you fall out of the chair. looking for no miracles here and hence expectations are low
Posts tagged Value Pickr
Steel Strips Wheels Limited – Attractive Valuations (21-12-2015)
Narayana Hrudayalaya Ltd IPO – Should we invest or let it pass? (21-12-2015)
We can get it after listing at good price I suppose,provided all investing
parameters r ok.I will wait n watch.We must not depend on Devi Setti
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RPG LIFESCIENCES – Change in Governance and Performance (21-12-2015)
yes, i am …. although booked part profits between 400-420 (lucky that’s all) but i am still holding a major chunk. I am very bullish on the stock and if it were to touch 30 day moving average i would be buying back my quantity (and ofcourse if i do not get anything more interesting). there is a good chance that today or tomorrow it could stop its LC journey and if not then 30 day moving average could be a great bargain buy for new guys.
Hindistan Media Ventures Limted (HMVL): A mispriced bet in newspaper business (21-12-2015)
One of the concerns seems to be the shift in the advertising spend pie from print to digital. This certainly impacts the long term prospects for newspaper companies. While advertising spend on print is growing at ~5% the proportion of total advertising spend it represents is shrinking.
The following link provides some useful statistics.
Byke hospitality – Truly asset light? (21-12-2015)
Kind of following Byke from last 2 years but gave it a pass due to high PE in high capex industry. Over the years price has been stable and P/E corrected. In my opinion,
1. Liked the business model of selecting heritage sites for hotel business where customers are kind of not impacted by recession etc.
2. Presence in metros in less which is advantage of having less lease costs.
3. Asset light model through room chartering and leasing.
4. Seems like they can replicate the so far success story to other cities ( read the similar kind of hotel business from One Up)
Threats/questions
- Time taken for the incremental growth? Lead time to execute the expansion as per the plan?
- How long the growth phase continue? when the growth stops what would be the ideal PE considering high capex business?
- Cash flows are less and dividend payout is very less.
Discl: Entered at Rs: 152 – 3% of PF.
Duke Offshore – Hidden Gem? (21-12-2015)
No, it’s not separate. The 10 boats mentioned in the release to the exchange (and also the tender) are for the IFR. Minimum period of hire is 15 days, which is specified in the tender.
Narayana Hrudayalaya Ltd IPO – Should we invest or let it pass? (21-12-2015)
Look like all are making pass just got subscribed 30% as of now
Nandan Denim Limited – No. 1 position in denim play (21-12-2015)
Thanks lot Kartik. I had the same concerns when i thought of investing here.
But, look at the performance of the company over years. I think no company can do all the 5 things together –
1). Pay dividends.
2). Pay Taxes.
3). Generate decent ROE.
4). Generate enough cash flows.
5). Make Fraud.
I have met the management, and am pretty sure that the action of bringing polus global was merely a marketing activity. They have hired an investor relations officer, changed the composition of Board of directors – brought some real knowledgeable independent directors. Till all these years they concentrated only on business. Now they are concentrating on market cap as well as business. They felt their shares to be very undervalued and not much discovered. I donot see any reason to worry on pledged shares issue if the company is earning enough. Also read the AR FY 15 – they have clearly written that the pledging was done for corporate loan they had taken. I assume they shall be removing the pledge sooner.
Also, with due respect, would like to put here – we are investors who sit with a laptop and a broadband connection and apply our skills – search for gems in the oceans..Compare this with a businessmen who invests money, works hard, understands the market, goes through tough times, incurs losses, competes with the industry forces, finally creates a brand and name and finally money. I feel our work much easy than that of those businessmen. My 2 cents – we get the diversification benefit – investing in 6-10 companies, where as when starting a business – you start with only one and eventually scale up by diversifying the brand name into different businesses. We can easily switch over our investments if it falls 20%-50%, which for a businessmen is quite tough.
All what I want to say is, its tough doing business, and I discount some small frauds which management does for their own benefit. We cannot get everything perfect. Take any businessmen, they have been involved/alleged of having done some wrong/odds. Even Dhirubhai Ambani was one of them. You cannot imagine a company booking all the profits in white. Some of them definitely goes to the promoters – think of the real estate markets. Chiripal had a past like every promoter has. The crux is not to hold and drag that past into present – the crux is to see if they have actually tried to change their past – and yes in case of Nandan. Mr. Deepak Chiripal is a young and dynamic person, has real good values and understands the business very well – this is what i have heard from market – not ofcourse the people working there.
I inquired this from a white collar employee working at Arvind.
I might be biased, and please do your own diligence. I see Nandan doing a good business over years, giving good ROE, dividend, good mgmt (now), good opportunity out there( aggressive expansion done), etc. I discount other issues like pledged shares, diluting shareholding (in this case only), aggressive marketing of the company, etc. According to me the company is truly undervalued, it should command value of more than 200 (at least 240-260 today) and much more over years to come.
See the cotton based textile industry – its growing – China has lost its competency.
See the denim market – 15-18% CAGR growth.
See the company expansion plans – at real cheap capital from banks.
See the change in mgmt.
My quote for this investment –
Heads i win, tails i don’t lose much !!
Disc: I am invested, and my views might be biased. I appreciate your views and deep thinking on the red flags. They are justifiable. I put my views on the table. Let me know further on this. Thanks.
How to invest in SME Listed Companies and When the company moves to NSE or BSE after SME Listing (21-12-2015)
Can somebody please throw lights on below queries?
1. How to invest in SME listed companies(companies in SME segment listed on NSE or BSE)?
2. When the company moves from SME to normal listing? (Market cap and other criteriaor depends on the company not to list on NSE or BSE)
3. Can we add these companies in the screener?
The point to note here is good companies with good track record can be picked at decent valuation which may become Small Cap>>Midcap>>Largecap in future.
RPG LIFESCIENCES – Change in Governance and Performance (21-12-2015)
J2EE, hope you still holding on to Mangalam.. Great pick..Is it good to enter at this level?