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    SELL
    Puravankara Projects Ltd CMP Rs170
    Investment ideas
    SELL
    Jet Airways (India) Ltd CMP Rs488
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    Margin under pressure
    Jet Airways Ltd reported 13.4% decline in operating margins in Q4
    FY08. The fall was primarily on the back of escalating crude oil prices.
    With crude oil crossing the US$140 mark and prices expected to be
    at higher levels for some time, margins would continue to remain
    under pressure. Further, the company has embarked on an
    aggressive capex plan of US$2bn over the next five years. The
    investment is expected to be funded by a debt equity mix of 85:15.
    This would further worsen the debt equity ratio, which currently
    stands at 2.6x. Moreover, with interest rates on a sustained rise,
    additional leverage may put pressure on the profitability in mediumterm.
    Domestic and International operations showing signs of
    slowdown in growth
    In order to offset higher fuel costs, airlines have hiked fuel surcharge
    over the past few months. This has led to higher fares translating
    into lower growth in traffic. As crude oil prices continue to surge,
    airline operators are expected to announce fresh round of fare hikes.
    With airport developers introducing development charges in some
    major cities, cost to the consumer will only increase, leading to further
    softening of demand. Jet Airways which recently commenced
    international operations is expected to witness higher initial costs.
    Multiple headwinds to earnings
    Rising fuel prices and slowdown in traffic has resulted in profit erosion
    for major aviation companies like Jet Airways. We expect Jet Airways
    to continue making losses for next 6 to 7 quarters on expectations
    of high crude prices and further rupee depreciation. However, with
    international operations maturing post FY09E, we could see Jet
    Airways return to profitability post Q3 FY10. We recommend a sell
    with a medium-term price target of Rs420.
    Sector news flow will continue to be negative
    An impending increase in interest rate following the recent repo
    rate hike by RBI further dampens the demand outlook and financial
    condition for the real estate sector. With funding (both equity and
    debt) becoming significantly dearer for the developers over the past
    two quarters, they will have to drop prices meaningfully to stimulate
    sales and thereby improve the cash flows. The news flow is likely to
    worsen over 2H CY08 dominated by project delays and further price
    corrections.
    Concentrated pipeline puts Puravankara at relative risk
    The intensifying residential slowdown is relatively riskier for
    Puravankara as more than 90% of company’s current project pipeline
    is in the residential segment, with 50% in Bangalore. Absorption in
    Bangalore continues to be weak and the company had recently
    offered a limited-period promotional scheme on its Highlands project
    to push sales.
    Margins continue to be under pressure
    The company’s margins have been under pressure over the last
    two quarters on the back of the sharp rise in input costs. With
    concentration in Bangalore, company has not been able to pass on
    cost increases to its customers. The ongoing price correction and
    cost inflation is likely to further depress operating margin and
    increasing interest cost would pressurize the net margin.
    Guidance and earnings estimates at risk; SELL
    We believe that company’s aggressive guidance towards new
    launches of 15mn sqft in FY09 is at risk in the current scenario of
    declining demand, decreasing prices and diminishing funding options
    with increasing cost. We recommend SELL on Purvankara with a
    target price of Rs149, which represents 45% discount to NAV and
    12% downside from current levels.
    Share price chart
    Source: Company, India Infoline Research
    Shareholding pattern Share price chart
    Source: Company, India Infoline Research
    Mar-08 (%)
    Promoters 90.0
    FIIs & institutions 9.1
    Non promoter 0.2
    Others 0.7
    Shareholding pattern
    Mar-08 (%)
    Promoters 80.0
    FIIs & institutions 16.5
    Non promoter 0.9
    Others 2.7
    Financials Financials
    March (Rs cr) FY08 FY09E FY10E
    Revenue 10,245 14,164 16,120
    yoy Growth (%) - 38.3 13.8
    Operating profit 246 480 1820
    OPM (%) 2.4 3.4 11.3
    PAT (505) (640) 288
    yoy Growth (%) - - -
    EPS (58.5) (73.5) 33.2
    PE - - 14.7
    Source: Company, India Infoline Research Source: Company, India Infoline Research
    March (Rs cr) FY08 FY09E FY10E
    Revenues 566 837 1,100
    yoy growth (%) 35.7 48.0 31.3
    Operating Profit 213 305 382
    OPM (%) 37.7 36.4 34.7
    PAT 240 276 302
    yoy growth (%) 84.0 14.9 9.4
    EPS (Rs) 11.2 12.9 14.1
    P/E (x) 15.1 13.1 12.0
    June 30, 2008
    Weekly Wrap
    India Infoline Weekly Wrap
    Indian market fell sharply after RBI hiked both the repo rate and FII & MF activity
    CRR by half a percentage points each. Uncertainty from the political
    front over the nuclear deal issue, weakness in the global markets
    and record high crude oil prices were the other dampeners.
    Derivatives expiry contributed further towards the volatility. Nifty
    rollover to the next series stood at 70% with huge build up of short
    positions. Finally, the BSE Sensex closed at 13,802 down by 5.3%
    and NSE Nifty lost 4.8% to close at 4,137.
    Market review
    Weakness was seen in major global markets with Dow Jones slipping
    to a 21-month low on the back of record high crude oil prices.
    Sentiment was further dampened after a Goldman Sachs' report
    painted a dismal picture for the financial sector. Asian market also
    weakened led by a fall in Nikkei Index after Japan's inflation rose to
    the highest in a decade.
    Combination of repo rate and CRR hike kept the interest rate
    sensitive stocks under pressure. Concerns over the demand for
    metals on account of rising interest rates led to a sharp fall in metal
    stocks while profit booking was seen in IT and pharma stocks. Fears
    that rising oil prices would increase subsidy burden for the industry
    has led to selling in stocks of oil marketing companies.
    Company Name B/S Qty (‘000)
    UTI Software Rohinton Screwvala S 750
    Info Edge Kapil Kapoor S 52
    Geodesic Info Prashant Mulekar B 16
    Educomp Sol Sangeeta Gulati B 3
    Ambuja Cement PB Kulkarni S 27
    Insider trades
    Date Institution Scrip name B/S Qty (lacs) Price
    23-Jun Reliance MF Monnet Ispat B 7.5 540
    24-Jun CLSA Karuturi Global B 26 21
    24-Jun Fidelity Pantaloon (R) B 10 459
    25-Jun Morgan Stanley Gwalior Chem B 1.3 92
    26-Jun Merrill Lynch Hind Oil Exp S 7.4 131
    Bulk deals
    BSE Sensex BSE 200
    CMP % CMP %
    Company (Rs) Chg Company (Rs) Chg
    Tata Power Co 1,060 (15.3) HCC 84 (22.7)
    Hindalco Inds 139 (13.5) Triveni Engg 70 (22.4)
    L&T 2,266 (11.6) NALCO 334 (22.3)
    ICICI Bank 652 (11.0) IndusInd Bank 55 (19.5)
    Grasim 1,944 (10.6) IFCI 41 (18.4)
    BSE Sensex & BSE 200 Five Top Losers
    BSE Sensex BSE 200
    CMP % CMP %
    Company (Rs) Chg Company (Rs) Chg
    RIL 2,183 4.0 GHCL 71 10.5
    Dr Reddy's Labs 657 0.3 i-flex 1,378 9.9
    TCS 866 0.2 Financial Tech 1,649 2.7
    - - - CESC 409 2.2
    - - - P&G 780 1.7
    BSE Sensex & BSE 200 Five Top Gainers
    (Rs in cr)
    FII MF
    Date Net Investment Net Investment
    19-Jun (353) (100)
    20-Jun (953) 216
    23-Jun (621) 37
    24-Jun 274 211
    25-Jun (104) 325
    Total 2008 (26,157) 8,980
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    India Infoline Weekly Wrap
    Technical ideas
    SELL
    Divis’s Labs CMP Rs1,340
    SELL
    Essar Oil CMP Rs199
    Star TV may sell 26% stake in Bajaj Telefilms
    Welspun Gujarat is likely to bag an order worth Rs2,000cr from
    North America
    Buzz on the street
    Technically strong
    The stock has corrected from a high of Rs1,930 in January 2008 to
    a low of Rs1,100 in March 2008. Since then, it rallied to a high of
    Rs1,635 early June 2008. However, it has corrected back to the
    vicinity of the Rs1,300 levels.
    The price movement from June 2007 till date has taken the shape
    of a rising Head & Shoulders pattern with the neckline placed at the
    Rs1,270 levels. This is a bearish price pattern with negative
    implications for the future price movements.
    The weekly RSI has generated a fresh crossover sell signal
    suggesting further weakness in the trend. The weekly MACD has
    also generated a fresh sell signal, indicating a pickup of momentum
    in the downtrend.
    Traders should look to sell at current levels and on rallies to a
    resistance of Rs1,390-1,420 levels. Traders should keep in mind an
    initial target of Rs1,200 followed by Rs1,150 and Rs1,100 levels. A
    stop loss of Rs1,461 is recommended on all short positions.
    The stock corrected from a high of Rs360 to a low of Rs105 in
    January 2008. Since then, it staged a smart pullback rally to a high
    of Rs281.45 levels in May 2008. The stock held its 200 DMA levels
    for the past six months, even though prices swung wildly.
    The daily RSI as well as the MACD are in a sell mode suggesting
    weakness in the trend as well as momentum. The 8-Day ADX is
    also in sell mode which suggests a fast decline on the cards. Fridays
    decline saw the stock closing below its 200 DMA placed at the Rs201
    levels. This close below the 200 DMA is likely to trigger an immediate
    correction to the Rs180 and/or Rs170 levels.
    Traders can sell at current levels and on rallies to Rs205-208 levels
    for target of Rs180 and/or Rs170 levels. A stop loss of Rs213.50 is
    recommended on all short positions.
    Sanwaria Agro may sell 10% stake to PE players
    ICICI Ventures, a subsidiary of ICICI Bank, may list US$1.5bn realty
    fund on the London Stock Exchange
    10 days Total 10 days
    Moving Traded Average
    Company CMP Average Qty Traded Qty
    (Rs) (Rs) (Lacs) (Lacs)
    GHCL 71 68 97.0 82.8
    i-flex 1,378 1,318 2.1 1.9
    Financial Tech 1,649 1,620 0.7 0.6
    P&G 780 776 3.2 0.2
    - - - - -
    Technically weak
    10 days Total 10 days
    Moving Traded Average
    Company CMP Average Qty Traded Qty
    (Rs) (Rs) (Lacs) (Lacs)
    Cipla 211 214 4.7 1.8
    RIL 2,183 2,198 1.6 0.7
    JSW Steel 981 987 0.1 0.1
    Mah Seamless 290 302 13.5 40.6
    HPCL 186 194 16.1 40.3
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    India Infoline Weekly Wrap
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    Mutual funds round-up
    Fund this week: UTI Opportunities Fund
    NFO update Dividend update
    India Infoline picks
    India Infoline Ltd, 15th Floor, P.J.Tower, Dalal Street, Mumbai -01. Tel 91-22-67491700.
    The information in this newsletter is generally provided from the press reports, electronic media, research, websites and other media. The information also includes information from interviews conducted,
    analysis, views expressed by our research team. Investors should not rely solely on the information contained in this publication and must make their own investment decisions based on their specific
    investment objectives and financial position and using such independent advisors as they believe necessary. The materials and information provided by this newsletter are not, and should not be construed
    as an advice to buy or sell any of the securities named in this newsletter. India Infoline may or may not hold positions in any of the securities named in this newsletter as a part of its business. Past performance
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    Fund Name Close Type Class
    Templeton FHF - Sr-VIII -Plan F 2-Jul CE Debt- FMP
    Canara Robeco FMP Sr 2 3-Jul CE Debt- FMP
    ING Latin America Equity Fund 10-Jul OE Hybrid
    Equity - Diversified Assets NAV Absolute return (%) as on June 26, 2008
    (Rs Cr) (Rs) 1wk 1mth 3mth 6mth 1yr 2yr 3yr 5yr
    HSBC Equity Fund (G) 1,214 83.3 (1.7) (9.8) (6.6) (26.3) 10.5 60.0 123.6 534.0
    Kotak 30 (G) 706 78.6 (1.5) (10.1) (9.3) (29.7) 6.2 51.7 135.5 458.5
    SBI Magnum Comma Fund (G) 637 19.4 (2.7) (10.0) (5.7) (33.8) 12.7 61.1 94.1 --
    Sundaram Select Focus - RP (G) 864 71.9 (0.9) (8.3) (6.4) (32.5) 13.1 60.3 150.2 461.3
    UTI Opportunities Fund (G) 488 16.0 (2.5) (9.3) (8.3) (31.9) 4.6 33.4 -- --
    Asset allocation (%)
    Equity 88.1
    Debt 3.2
    Cash/Call 8.7
    Top 10 holdings (%)
    Tata Steel 5.0
    Reliance Inds. 4.6
    Axis Bank 4.4
    Reliance Comm 4.1
    Infosys Tech. 4.0
    Sterlite Inds. 3.8
    L&T 3.7
    Ranbaxy Lab. 3.3
    Satyam Computer 3.2
    HDFC Bank 3.2
    Fund snapshot
    Fund manger Harsha Upadhyaya
    NAV - June 26, 08 Rs16
    NAV 52 high/low Rs25/15
    AUM -May 30, 08 Rs488
    Type Open-ended
    Class Equity-diversified
    Options Growth & dividend
    Min investment Rs5,000
    Entry load 2.25%<Rs5crs
    Exit load 1.00%<6mths
    Registrar UTI Tech
    Benchmark BSE100
    No. of stocks 42
    Expense ratio 2.2%
    Commodity, debt and currency graphs
    Mutual Fund Dividend % Record date Class
    UTI Opportunities Fund 18.0 1-Jul Equity - Div
    Templeton FHF Sr II- P(B) 100.0 1-Jul Debt- FMP
    Optimix Dbt Multi Manager 0.7 2-Jul Debt- FOF
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