Indian Energy Exchange Ltd - Fundamentals & TechnicalsINDIAN ENERGY EXCHANGE LIMITED (IEX) is the first and largest energy exchange in India providing a nationwide, automated trading platform for physical delivery of electricity, Renewable Energy Certificates and Energy Saving Certificates. The exchange platform enables efficient price discovery and increases the accessibility and transparency of the power market in India while also enhancing the speed and efficiency of trade execution.
Let’s look at some facts and figure of the company:
Fundamentals:
> It is a small cap company with a market cap of Rs. 10,786 Cr.
> The company have ROCE - 60.4% and ROE - 46.7% which is very impressive.
> Stock P/E is at 50.5 which makes the valuation a little costlier.
> The company has grown on an average rate of 16% over last 10 years.
> It is almost a debt free company that is great about it.
> Topline and bottomline both very impressive.
> FIIs and DIIs have good among of holding in the company and they have also increased their stake on year on year basis.
Technicals:
> Stock looking very good on chart, major long term trend is in uptrend.
> Trading above 100 and 200 DMAs.
> Stock is retracing a little in short term which is expected as it has given huge runup continuously since Jan 21.
> It is clear from volume at the bottom that lot of accumulation is going on in the company.
Considering all the points mentioned above it is clear that this is a fundamentally very strong company with good technicals.
Fresh Buy - As the stock is retracing in short term, wait for sometime, let it come down, take the support, buy on trend reversal (when comes in uptrend again) which is expected to happen in the zone of Rs.335–340.
Old Buy - HOLD
Wealthcreation
Q&A_ How Mr. Vijay Kedia made fortune in Cera SanitarywarePlease read it carefully
In 2004 and 2005, Mr. Vijay Kedia identified and invested in three such shares (Atul auto, Aegis logistics, Cera Sanitaryware) which appreciated more than 100 times in next 10 to 12 years.
Q: Who is Mr. Vijay Kedia?
A: Mr. Vijay Kedia is one of the ace investors from India, who mostly invests in mid-cap Indian stocks.
Cera Sanitaryware:-
Q: Cera Sanitaryware has given almost 100 fold return. How?
A: Well, following is the table of PBT (profit before tax) along with share price as on 01st April of each and every financial year (for the last 17 years).
Year PBT (in Crores) Share Price (in Rs)
2004 |2.63 |12.8
2005 |3.98 |29.8
2006 |8.96 |87.25
2007 |13.98 |123.5
2008 |15.53 |121
2009 |19.90 |53.8
2010 |29.89 |251.5
2011 |41.52 |162
2012 |48.50 |233
2013 |67.81 |450
2014 |82.40 |870
2015 |100.93 |2490
2016 |129.46 |1825
2017 |155.82 |2970
2018 |154.44 |3400
2019 |180.17 |3000
2020 |140.61 |2250
You can see that the profit of FY 2004 (which was Rs 2.63 crores) has been increased 68 times (to Rs 180.17 crores) in the FY 2019. So as the share price (Rs 12.8 per share to Rs 3000 per share in 2019).
Q: So, at what price Mr. Vijay Kedia bought shares of Cera?
A: I searched the internet but didn’t found the actual price he bought Cera at. Therefore let’s take closing price for FY 2005 (which is Rs 30 approx.). He had around 405,248 shares (as on quarter ending Sep 2011)
Q: So the profit before tax has been increased 68 times and share price increased 100 times? Why?
A: There are mainly two ways a shareholder make money. One is appreciation in the share price over time and other is dividend paid annually or quarterly.
Cera Sanitaryware has paid on an average 105% dividend on the (face value Rs 5) since last 17 years.
Q: Share price has fallen aggressively in year 2009. Why?
A: It was due to subprime loan mortgage crisis of the year 2008 (market crash).
Conclusion:-
Mr. Vijay Kedia made fortune in Cera Sanitaryware with his strong perseverance. Strong fundamentals and growth of Cera made this possible.
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