Hi,
This is my first post on Valuepickr.com and I should say I am really impressed by professionals likeDonald/ Ayush/ Mahesh/ Hitesh/ Somani, etc and want to thank you all for your contribution on picks like PI Ind, Jubliant Ind, Mayur Uni.
I recently read about the chemicals sector and one pick I found interesting is Clariant Chemicals India.
Clariant Chemicals (India) Limited is one of India’s leading specialty chemicals companiesand (As claimed by company )is the No. 1 player in
- Pigments
- Textile Chemicals
- Leather Chemicals
- Biocides for Paints
Clariant’s complete business includeTextile Chemicals, Leather Services, Paper Specialties, Pigments (Coatings, Printing and Plastics and Special Applications), Additives, Emulsions, Industrial & Consumer Specialties, Detergents & Intermediates, Oil & Mining Services and Masterbatches.
Reasons which attracted me to this business
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Established market leader inspecialtychemicals
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MNC available at 6 PE
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Zero debt and cash on books
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NPM, ROC, EPS consistently increasing over the last 5 years.
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Dividend yield of 4.5%
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Parent company shares the latest technology
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Corrected 10% due to bad quarter results.
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Dalal Street has been recommending it every now and then since 2 years.
Attached are the annual reports and presentation.
Corporate presentation: http://www.scribd.com/doc/72188808
Annual Report:http://www.scribd.com/doc/72188956
Annual Report:http://www.scribd.com/doc/72189013
I have gone through the last 2 years annual reports and the latest investor presentation, but couldn’t find any DATA. By data, I mean no clear idea about
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what is their market share?
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who are their competitors?
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what is their moat?
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Why is the dip in recent quarter results?
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Guidance
It would be great if you guystalk to the management and get complete details about the company.
Note: Historically, this has always traded at low valuations 4x-10x. Is it because of the sector being given a low PE rating? I guess so, as I find no other reason how an MNC which is a market leader with great div. is available at 6 PE.
Regards,
Sandeep