Jindal Steel and Power Ltd view for Intraday 3rd October #JINDALSTEL Buying may witness above 1043 Support area 1035. Below ignoring buying momentum for intraday Selling may witness below 1025 Resistance area 1035 Above ignoring selling momentum for intraday
Swing Stock #Jindal steel 1. Isne apne trendline ko break kar diya hai. 2. Daily & weekly RSI bhi positive hai. 3. Stock apna downward trend khatm karke uptrend chalu kar raha hai. 4. Support zone se recover kar raha hai. 5. Company ko Vande Bharat train ke liye badhiya order bhi mila hai. Buy - 962 Target - 1050 SL - 930
Capex to enhance crude steel capacity by ~65% to 15.9mt by FY25
JSP plans to incur a significant capex to enhance its crude steel capacity to 15.9mt from current 9.6mt and strengthen raw material integration and product enrichment. The planned capex could result in volume growth and a reduction in structural costs.
With the planned capex, JSP will increase its flat steel capacity to 7.7mt from 2.2mt to cater to automotive and high-tensile steel, thereby enhancing its product mix.
In 1QFY24, the company signed a mining lease for Gare Palma IV/6 and Utkal C, with total R&R of ~363mt and EC of ~7.4mt p.a. JSP has already entered the Gare Palma IV/6 mines and is in the final stage of entering Utkal-C mines. After the two mines become operational, they will fulfill ~50% of JSP’s thermal coal requirement, thereby reducing its dependence on the import of coal and merchant mines.
JSP over last few years has shifted its focus to high-margin VAP (~65% of sales). This has helped the company strengthen its product offering across the value chain and improve realizations.
The company has followed a prudent deleveraging policy to strengthen its balance sheet. With net debt of ~INR68b in 1QFY24 and a net debt-to-EBITDA ratio at a comfortable level of 0.75x, JSP has one of the strongest balance sheets among the domestic manufacturers. The stock trades at 4.8x FY25E EV/EBITDA.
Key downside risk: Delay in the commissioning of the Angul plant and coal mines may delay growth and margin improvement.