Eastern Silk. January 13, 2007
Posted by Bhavin in Not Stocks..trackback
According to a report released recently by brokerage firm Prabhudas Lilladher, Eastern Silk reported third quarter results, which were slightly better than expectations while its revenues grew by 5.3% yoy and 7.3% qoq to Rs 1,251m, profits grew at a much faster pace by 68.2% yoy and 13.8% qoq to Rs 184m. Topline growth appears muted due to the appreciating rupee.
The report further added that, at the CMP stock is trading at 9.4x FY07E and 6.7x FY08E EPS estimates of Rs 34.7 and Rs 49.1 respectively. Its competitor Himatsingka Seide is trading at 23.2x and 13.8x consensus EPS estimates of Rs 6.0 and Rs.10.0 respectively, when compared Eastern Silk appears to be significantly undervalued. We maintain buy recommendation on the stock.
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Rule No 1: Do not buy stocks on the basis of tips or recommendations.
Rule No 2: Invest for the long-term. If you have an investment horizon of 5-10 years and are invested in the right sectors, chances are that you will gain.
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