Scripscan:Indiabulls Financial Services Ltd
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Code:532544
Story:Indiabulls Financial Services Limited, a non-banking financial company, together with its subsidiaries, provides loans and other credit facilities primarily to corporate customers in India. The company offers long term finance for industrial or agricultural development, the development of infrastructure facility, the development of housing, or for the construction or purchase of houses/residential projects. It also offers home loans to self employed and salaried segment clients; commercial vehicle loans to business owners; and loans against properties for funding working capital needs, such as business expansion to small to mid-sized businesses, partnership firms, and private limited or closely held companies. In addition, the company offers insurance products and mutual funds; and provides advisory services.Indiabulls Financial Services’ (IBFS) stock returned 32 per cent in the last one year which is further sweetened by the dividend yield which is in excess of five per cent .Cheap valuation (close to book value), focus on secured retail lending (especially home loans) and sharp improvement in earnings over the last three years, were the reason for the turnaround in the stock. The stock lost more than 90 per cent of its value from the 2008 peak to 2009 trough and is currently trading at a far lower price. IBFS has assets under management in excess of Rs 27,000 crore as of June. The company transformed itself by shifting focus from unsecured corporate lending to secured mortgage loans and vehicle loans in the last four years. This has led to improved earnings which crashed to Rs 105 crore in 2008-09 from Rs 580 crore in the preceding year. In the last three years the earnings have grown by 112 per cent compounded annually.While the rising interest rates put pressure on the cost of funds and thereby margins, the asset quality of the company continued to improve largely due to the exposure to mortgage and also due to lower loan-to-value.Even as this book has grown aggressively, the non-performing asset ratio is low (0.8 per cent as of June 2012). The stock is currently trading at 1.43 times its June-end book value.Altogether a good term long bet.Expect 20% CAGR gains for the next 5 years.
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Code:532544
Story:Indiabulls Financial Services Limited, a non-banking financial company, together with its subsidiaries, provides loans and other credit facilities primarily to corporate customers in India. The company offers long term finance for industrial or agricultural development, the development of infrastructure facility, the development of housing, or for the construction or purchase of houses/residential projects. It also offers home loans to self employed and salaried segment clients; commercial vehicle loans to business owners; and loans against properties for funding working capital needs, such as business expansion to small to mid-sized businesses, partnership firms, and private limited or closely held companies. In addition, the company offers insurance products and mutual funds; and provides advisory services.Indiabulls Financial Services’ (IBFS) stock returned 32 per cent in the last one year which is further sweetened by the dividend yield which is in excess of five per cent .Cheap valuation (close to book value), focus on secured retail lending (especially home loans) and sharp improvement in earnings over the last three years, were the reason for the turnaround in the stock. The stock lost more than 90 per cent of its value from the 2008 peak to 2009 trough and is currently trading at a far lower price. IBFS has assets under management in excess of Rs 27,000 crore as of June. The company transformed itself by shifting focus from unsecured corporate lending to secured mortgage loans and vehicle loans in the last four years. This has led to improved earnings which crashed to Rs 105 crore in 2008-09 from Rs 580 crore in the preceding year. In the last three years the earnings have grown by 112 per cent compounded annually.While the rising interest rates put pressure on the cost of funds and thereby margins, the asset quality of the company continued to improve largely due to the exposure to mortgage and also due to lower loan-to-value.Even as this book has grown aggressively, the non-performing asset ratio is low (0.8 per cent as of June 2012). The stock is currently trading at 1.43 times its June-end book value.Altogether a good term long bet.Expect 20% CAGR gains for the next 5 years.
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