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Indian Oil Corporation Ltd (IOCL) is attracting significant interest for its green hydrogen project in Panipat, Haryana, with bidders including Linde's Praxair, Acme Group, and Thermax. The tender, reissued after two previous attempts failed due to low participation, has seen the submission deadline extended to December 2 amid numerous queries regarding eligibility and project complexities.
Thermax is poised for strong performance in its industrial products in the latter half of FY25, supported by improved realizations and a solid order pipeline. While the stock is trading at 54 times fiscal 2027 estimated earnings, caution is advised due to current valuations. The company is focusing on green energy and chemicals, maintaining a healthy balance sheet while avoiding high-risk projects.
Thermax reported a 10.6% YoY revenue growth, but its EBITDA margin declined by 56bps to 8.3%. The company is refraining from large super critical power projects due to cash flow risks, while seeing growth in industrial products and green solutions. A 'Reduce' rating is maintained with a target price of Rs 4,275, reflecting a cautious outlook amid changing market dynamics.
Thermax reported a 13% year-on-year revenue growth for Q2FY2025, driven by strong performance across segments and a Rs. 66 crore incentive from the Maharashtra government. Operating profit rose 36% to Rs. 278 crore, while adjusted PAT increased 24% to Rs. 197 crore, surpassing expectations. Despite a significant 70% rise in order bookings, the outlook remains cautious due to weak order visibility and high stock multiples, leading to a Hold rating.
The market experienced significant selling pressure on October 25, marking its fifth consecutive decline, with 2,138 shares falling against 376 rising on the NSE. The prevailing trend suggests a bearish outlook, favoring a 'sell on rally' strategy. Vinay Rajani, a Senior Technical and Derivative Analyst at HDFC Securities, provides insights on trading strategies for stocks like Britannia, Karur Vysya Bank, and others.
Thermax Ltd. has acquired Buildtech Products India Pvt Ltd. for approximately Rs 72 crore, marking its entry into the construction chemicals sector. With a market cap of about $7.3 billion, Thermax aims to enhance its production capabilities and distribution across India, leveraging Buildtech's established presence in infrastructure projects. Founded in 1995, Buildtech serves notable clients like the NHAI and NHPC, solidifying its reputation in the industry.
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