Buy Jindal Poly Films

January 4, 2011 | In: Mid Cap Stocks, Stocks To Buy

Jindal Poly Films is a market leader and the largest producer of Bopet and Bopp films in India. If you invest into the packaging industry, the first pick would be Jindal Poly Films because of this company is the best out there. As I have been speaking about how the poly film prices have increased lately by a huge margin which benefited Uflex, Ester which I have recommended to buy already, Jindal Poly is also a company that is benefiting big time because of that.

Jindal Poly has reported a huge leap in earnings in Q2 FY11 due to the price increase of poly films. It reported revenues of 687cr (+175% YoY) and net profit of 179cr (+458% YoY) in Q2 FY11. The management has been interviewed and he has said that similar revenues and profits will be coming in over the next few quarters as well as the film prices have stabilised at a high rate and might be the same for the next one year. Now these profits will skyrocket the EPS and in turn the stock price will sky rocket too.

Jindal Poly currently maintains an EPS of close to 75 and the management expects to cross an EPS of 150. Seeing the net profit growth and expected profits to come in Q3 and Q4 of FY11, we can assume that the full year EPS can easily be anywhere between 125-150 just like their management said when they were interviewed by CNBC TV18. The stock maintains an EPS of 75 right now and a P/E of 7 and so the stock is trailing close to those 525 odd levels. However the industry P/E still stands at 12. Assuming no change in P/E and an EPS of 150 by FY11 end, we can still see levels of 1050. But I believe that we will atleast see some re-rating of the company and P/E to move upto 8 or even 9. After Q3 results, the EPS should be anywhere in between 100-110. So for short term, one can buy with targets of 750-800 in 2-3months and in the long run with targets of 1100-1200 in 6-7months.

Buy Jindal Poly(cmp: 537) with short term targets of 800 and long term targets of 1200.

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  • http://squidoo.com/delos-chang-magic/ Ellsworth Doi

    Firstly, sorry for the huge comment: my opinions are particularly subjective but I wanted to supplement this creatively piece of writing with my own experience. Between my wife and I, we’ve worked in private equity for a number of years before dropping out due to the grueling lifestyle. In terms of investing, we’ve seen a huge sum of people make it! and a huge sum of people LOSE everything. Needless to say, you do NOT want to be the latter. With the inflation and drug wars going on, just seeing the capital gains tax hitting your already negative revenue is not a pretty thing. Sometimes, I really feel that investing is a roll of the dice. I don’t mean like gambling..but for example, I read up on the NOVA article by Delos Chang (talks about technical analysis / chartists and fundamental analysis). Really inspired me to go invest in the Japanese yen through futures for my hedge fund. A few weeks later, would you know it…the tsunami hits and the yen appreciates in value because all those poor Japanese citizens are cashing in on their insurance who has to liquidate assets from overseas into yen. Basically, supply and demand. Of course, we can’t see everyone in terms of price tags, we have to really consider the drug wars and scandals in Japan right now but that’s what I mean! Really a roll of the dice. Anyway, long story short, if you really want to make some money, I’d consider investing in currency. Just my two cents. Thanks for reading.

  • praveen

    can anyone give me advise on sugar stox. Holding Ponni,Dharani andSakthi. All down39% from Oct’10

  • http://www.mayankrocks.com Mayank

    I don’t really track Suger Stocks. They are not really interesting funcamentally. They are very unpredictable too. I would rather advice to lay off any kind of investment plans from Suger Stocks.

  • http://www.mayankrocks.com Mayank

    Oh and Praveen, I suggest you to book losses and shift to more fundamentally sound stocks. Buy banking stocks in more dip, Yes Bank, Axis Bank and IDFC in financials. There is some hope that you can recover some of your losses in a year or so time frame. Or if you like volatile stocks, buy Sintex Industries/Alok Industries.

    In the past when I was new to stock market I have also held sugar stocks because of my greed of making quick money, that time suger stocks used to be so volatile and used to run up every other day. But in the end, these stocks gave me nothing but losses.