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Sunday, April 24, 2011

Result Flash for 4QFY2011 on Reliance Industries




Y/E March (` cr)
4QFY2011
4QFY2010
% chg (yoy)
Angel Estimates
Variation (%)
Net Operating Income
72,674
57,570
5.2
77,162
-5.8
EBITDA
9,843
9,154
21.7
10,599
-7.1
EBITDA Margin (%)
13.5
15.9
15.7
13.7
-0.2
Adj. PAT
5,376
4,710
28.1
5,659
-5.0


RIL reported 14.1% yoy growth in bottom-line to `5,376cr (`4,710cr) backed by better performance by Refining and Petrochemical segment. However, on a sequential basis, PAT grew by 4.7%, which was below our expectation on account of lower-than-expected refining margins. RIL’s top-line during the quarter increased by 26.2% yoy to `72,674cr (`57,570cr) primarily on the back of 22.3% yoy growth in refining revenues to `62,704cr (`51,250cr) and 17.8% yoy increase in the petchem segment's revenue to `18,194cr (`15,448cr). Growth in the refining segment was due to higher crude price. Crude oil processed during the quarter was flat yoy at 16.7mn tonnes. RIL GRMs were higher sequentially at US $9.2/bbl (US $9/bbl), lower than our expectation of US $10/bbl. Benchmark complex Singapore margins during the quarter stood at US $7.4/bbl. Thus, RIL managed to earn a spread of US $1.8/bbl. On the petchem side, this was the best ever quarter for the company in EBIT terms. Petrochemical EBIT margins during the quarter stood lower qoq at 14.4% (15.2%) due to base effect of higher revenues. Thus, OPMs on a qoq basis contracted by 242bp to 13.5% (16%). On a yoy basis as well, OPMs contracted by 233bp yoy to 13.5% (15.9%) on account of dip in production of natural gas at KG basin. Other income and Interest expenditure during the quarter increased by 49.1% and 32.6% yoy to `917cr  and `696cr, whereas depreciation was flat yoy at `3,387cr. Thus, PAT increased by 14.1% yoy to `5,376cr (`4,710cr).


4QFY2011 Performance (Standalone)
Y/E March (Rs cr)
4QFY2011
3QFY2011
% chg (qoq)
4QFY2010
% chg (yoy)
FY2011
FY2010
% chg (yoy)
Net Operating Income
72,674
59,789
21.6
57,570
26.2
248,170
192,461
28.9
COGS
57,533
45,008
27.8
43,304
32.9
189,991
143,971
32.0
Total operating expenditure
62,831
50,244
25.1
48,434
29.7
210,044
161,880
29.8
EBITDA
9,843
9,545
3.1
9,136
7.7
38,126
30,581
24.7
EBITDA Margin (%)
13.5
16.0

15.9

15.4
15.9

Other Income
917
741
23.8
615
49.1
3,052
2,460
24.1
Depreciation
3,387
3,359
0.8
3,392
(0.1)
13,608
10,497
29.6
Interest
696
549
26.8
525
32.6
2,328
1,997
16.6
Extraordinary Items
-
-
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-
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-
-
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PBT
6,677
6,378
4.7
5,834
14.4
25,242
20,547
22.9
PBT Margin (%)
9.2
10.7

10.1

10.2
10.7

Total Tax
1,301
1,242
4.8
1,124
15.7
4,956
4,311
15.0
% of PBT
19.5
19.5

19.3

19.6
21.0

PAT
5,376
5,136
4.7
4,710
14.1
20,286
16,236
24.9
Exceptional items
-
-

-

-
-

Adj. PAT
5,376
5,136
4.7
4,710
14.1
20,286
16,236
24.9
PAT Margin (%)
7.4
8.6

8.2

8.2
8.4

Source: Company, Angel Research


Segmental break-up (Standalone)
Y/E March (Rs Cr)
4QFY2011
3QFY2011
% chg (qoq)
4QFY2010
% chg (yoy)
FY2011
FY2010
% chg (yoy)
Revenues








Petrochemicals
18,194
15,962
14.0
15,448
17.8
63,155
55,251
14.3
Refining & Marketing
62,704
52,524
19.4
51,250
22.3
215,431
163,249
32.0
Oil & Gas
4,104
4,178
(1.8)
4,318
(5.0)
17,250
12,649
36.4
Others
173
180
(3.9)
128
35.2
615
398
54.5
Gross Revenue
85,175
72,844
16.9
71,144
19.7
296,451
231,547
28.0









EBIT








Petrochemicals
2,626
2,429
8.1
2,222
18.2
9,305
8,581
8.4
Refining & Marketing
2,509
2,436
3.0
1,986
26.3
9,172
6,011
52.6
Oil & Gas
1,569
1,504
4.3
1,702
(7.8)
6,700
5,413
23.8
Others
9
9
0.0
12
(25.0)
33
43
(23.3)
Total EBIT
6,713
6,378
5.3
5,922
13.4
25,210
20,048
25.7









EBIT Margin (%)








Petrochemicals
14.4
15.2

14.4

14.7
15.5

Refining & Marketing
4.0
4.6

3.9

4.3
3.7

Oil & Gas
38.2
36.0

39.4

38.8
42.8

Others
5.2
5.0

9.4

5.4
10.8

Total
7.9
8.8

8.3

8.5
8.7

Source: Company, Angel Research


Outlook and Valuation: RIL’s extant business (Refining & Petrochemical) have been doing quite well and we expect company to report higher refining margins in the coming quarters as its FCCU of the DTA Refinery has started. On the petchem side, we don’t expect margins to fall below the current level.  However, there are some concerns on the KG basin gas output. But we believe that RIL deal with BP deal is a positive one as the combined expertise of both the parties will result into optimisation of producing blocks and enhancement of resources in exploratory blocks. Thus, timely ramp up in the producing fields would improve investor confidence and lead to factor other prospective basins also. We maintain a Buy on RIL, with a SOTP based Target Price of `1,189.

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