Hind Rectifiers - Rs 725.00
Established in 1958, with the collaboration of Westinghouse, Brake & Signal, U.K. (who still holds 16% equity stake as on today), Hind Rectifiers Ltd (Hirect) has a rich experience in developing, designing, manufacturing and marketing power semiconductor, power electronic equipments and railway transportation equipments. Currently company derives 50% of its revenue from railways, 20% from power sector and the rest 30% from various industries like telecommunication, electronics, defence, aviation, R&D organizations, electro-chemical, steel, cement etc. Basically, its business is segmented into following four divisions:-
A. Equipment division: manufactures power supply equipments for R&D, Defence & Aviation, DC power system for electrochemical plants, rectifier for metal finishing, battery chargers and dischargers etc. It also offers specialised services such as customisation, automation and optimisation of controls and safety. Notably it has a technical tie-up with M/s Friem S.P.A., Italy in design & technology transfer of high current water cooled rectifier system for Electro-chemical applications.
B. Semi Conductor division: manufactures power diodes, power modules, thyristors & assemblies apart from supplying special devices and assemblies on request. To complement this, a full range of heatsink assemblies using IEC circuit configuration as well as custom design is also manufactured. These semi-conductors find use in industrial, military and transportation applications.
C. Railway Transportation division: manufactures transformer for rolling stock, auxiliary converter and inverter, track side DC substation equipment, rectifier for rolling stock etc. Out of 50% revenue from railways, 10% comes from locomotive transformers, 20% from rectifiers and rest 20% from invertors. Hirect has a technical collaboration with M/s Transtechnik, GmbH of Germany for design and development of inverter and auxiliary converters for traction application. In Collaboration with M/s. Nieke, Germany, company has upgraded its technology and infrastructure for manufacture of main transformer for AC/DC Dual Voltage EMU and BG AC EMU. It also has a tie-up with M/s Microelettrica Scientifica of ITALY for supply of resistors for railway application.
D. Trading division: Hirect has a separate small trading division under which it imports and markets semi-conductor fuses from BUSSMANN-Denmark, capacitors from ICAR-Italy and resistors from MICROELETTRICA SCIENTIFICA, Italy.
A. Equipment division: manufactures power supply equipments for R&D, Defence & Aviation, DC power system for electrochemical plants, rectifier for metal finishing, battery chargers and dischargers etc. It also offers specialised services such as customisation, automation and optimisation of controls and safety. Notably it has a technical tie-up with M/s Friem S.P.A., Italy in design & technology transfer of high current water cooled rectifier system for Electro-chemical applications.
B. Semi Conductor division: manufactures power diodes, power modules, thyristors & assemblies apart from supplying special devices and assemblies on request. To complement this, a full range of heatsink assemblies using IEC circuit configuration as well as custom design is also manufactured. These semi-conductors find use in industrial, military and transportation applications.
C. Railway Transportation division: manufactures transformer for rolling stock, auxiliary converter and inverter, track side DC substation equipment, rectifier for rolling stock etc. Out of 50% revenue from railways, 10% comes from locomotive transformers, 20% from rectifiers and rest 20% from invertors. Hirect has a technical collaboration with M/s Transtechnik, GmbH of Germany for design and development of inverter and auxiliary converters for traction application. In Collaboration with M/s. Nieke, Germany, company has upgraded its technology and infrastructure for manufacture of main transformer for AC/DC Dual Voltage EMU and BG AC EMU. It also has a tie-up with M/s Microelettrica Scientifica of ITALY for supply of resistors for railway application.
D. Trading division: Hirect has a separate small trading division under which it imports and markets semi-conductor fuses from BUSSMANN-Denmark, capacitors from ICAR-Italy and resistors from MICROELETTRICA SCIENTIFICA, Italy.
Hirect has two manufacturing plants spread across Mumbai and Nasik. Its Equipment division has an ISO 9001 & Semiconductor division has an ISO 9002 quality system. Although railway is its major customer, still it has a huge and reputed clientele including HLL, Indian Navy, Ordnance factory, ISRO, Bhabha Atomic, Hindustan Aeronautical, Nuclear Power Corp, BSNL, BHEL, BEML, Grasim, L&T, Tata Steel, Hind Zinc, Siemes, ABB, Crompton Greaves etc. The products are also exported to Australia, Bangladesh, Canada, Columbia, Italy, Malaysia, Middle East, Pakistan, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sri Lanka, Thailand, UK and USA.
Recently, Hirect has modernized all its plants in Mumbai and has setup green-field plants in tax free zone of Uttaranchal for manufacturing of equipment, semiconductor and the railway transportation system where it will enjoy 16% excise duty and 30% tax benefit. The commercial operation at Uttranchal plant has begun only in April 2007 hence the impact of this will be visible from coming quarters. Meanwhile, the railway budget and the recent semi conductor policy, both are quite favorable for the growth of the company. Hirect is expected to end FY07 with sales of 85 cr and profit of 11.50 cr ie EPS of 76 Rs on tiny equity of 1.50 cr. Due to revenue from new plant and tax benefit it may clock a turnover of more than 105 cr and PAT of 15 cr which means EPS of 100 Rs on current equity. Investors are strongly recommended to buy at current levels as share price has the potential to double in a year’s time. Moreover company is in its 50th year of operation, hence chances of declaring a liberal bonus and stock split is quite high. Secondly, in future management intends to completely shifts its Mumbai plant to Uttranchal and develop its Bhandup property which may be worth more than 25 cr.
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