I have been tracking NOCIL for sometime. I have read somewhere anti dumping duty was effective till 2016 and again it’s extended for another year till oct 2017.
Does anyone has latest info current status of anti dumping duty.
this might be useful.
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Hi Sandeep
Thanks for the link.
Above article is related to anti dumping duty on tyres. We should be looking about rubber chemicals.
Thanks
Chetan
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http://www.dgtr.gov.in/anti-dumping-cases/rubber-chemicals-namely-tdq-px-13-originating-or-exported-european-union-and-mor
check final findings doc it mentions extention of anti dumping duty from announcement date till date not mentioned on 2 products,
check last 2 pages in doc.
Nocil Investor presentation .pdf (2.1 MB)
Company’s presentation
Fwd looking statements seems good.
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Analysis done by Dr Vijay Malik http://www.drvijaymalik.com/2017/10/nocil-limited-equity-research-report-analysis.html
Hi guys, in the latest investor presentation they monetioned after expansion asset turnover will be 2x… What do you guys think will it be 2x on the new Capex of 170 cr only or will it be 2x on the total assets in which case revenue potential will be substantially higher… If anyone has any idea please share the thoughts…
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According me vehicle industry is bound to grow and increasing dumping from china will put pressure on Indian government as local industries will be harmed. New brands are coming up and there are many new car vehicle launches in 2017.
Tyre makers to invest over Rs 35,000 crore in next 5 years. http://google.com/newsstand/s/CBIwm8ONmTo
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This is good news for NOCIL. Holding NOCIL in core PF.
0f3fdfc4-06c4-47f3-831e-130784784665.pdf (2.1 MB)
Investor presentation for Q3. In spite of posting good results the stock got hammered today. Also, the car sale nos for January 2018 are encouraging. (Implied assumption that tyre sales must have increased too).
The company has also announced CAPEX (Phase 3 of expansion) taking the total CAPEX to ₹425 crores being funded entirely through internal accruals and the estimated Asset turnover ratio is 2X.
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thanks for the update!! any idea how much yearly revenue in rupee terms after all the expansion… they keep saying asset turnover 2x however how how much is that in annual revenue terms?
Considering CAPEX of ₹425 crore we can assume a revenue of ₹900 crore once the expansion is done. The effects of expansion will kick in through Q1 2018-19 to H1 2019-20. So we can start seeing the impact of revenue next year onwards.
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Promoters are selling the share in the open market for the last 2 months. More than 16 lakh share are sold in Jan and Feb 2018. Is it to fund the significant capex plans?
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I think They are no longer promoters. Navin fluorine is selling the shares… They used to be co promoters
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They are still listed as promoters in the latest shareholding https://www.bseindia.com/corporates/shpSecurities.aspx?scripcd=500730&qtrid=96.00
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Nocil has a long run way, not sure about the promoter selling. Maybe he needed some money 
. Need to be watched closely.
My reasons for investing in Nocil were :
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Increase in number of vehicles, will lead to more demand for tyres. That way we ride the Auto sector growth via Niche player supplying to tyre industry
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Electric Vehicles would need light tyres, hence would need to change more frequently as compared to other vehicles. This would be a beneficiary of EV boom as well.
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Indian govt would for sure protect the interests of its Tyre industry and AD Duty is bound to be there.
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Continued expansion plans are other indicator that management is expecting growth and want to be ready for demand.
Almost debt free company, available at decent valuations … to me seems like a compounding story for next few years.
Disc : Invested and views could be biased.
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Some observations of different parameters from my end below:
Growth/Industry
- Growth based on rubber consumption (2-4%)
2.Rubber chemicals small in entire rubber production (3-4%), but critical - Benzene forms key raw material; price pass-on dependent on competition, but generally passed on
- Chinese environmental policies, developed countries capacity shutdown, major rubber manufacturers setting up plants in Asia due to easy raw material availability-leading to growth
- Anti-oxidants and accelerators are major business segments
- Company moving into value-added segments; 60% of exported products;
- Anti-dumping duty positively impacts growth and margins
Company
- 40% market share domestically, with clients also in 40 countries
2.Product suite-serving as one stop solution - Good R&D team which focuses on product quality, low costs, environmental concerns
- Long standing established client relationships, in a situation where approval process is long and expensive for the client-serving as a good entry barrier
Variables
- Anti-dumping duty
- Rubber growth
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Q4 Results - Strong revenues and profits
https://www.bseindia.com/xml-data/corpfiling/AttachLive/f6682857-a6e0-4039-9d53-0379f39fd771.pdf
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