June quarter washout could keep FY21 muted
The management said the already weak business outlook has worsened, due to the COVID-19 situation impacting the entire global supply chain
Weak exports and sluggish capex cycle suggest that there would be some near-term pain
During the quarter under review, net sales (revenue) of the company stood at Rs 1,428 crore, down 2 per cent YoY.
Likely to be effective from 2022, analysts at IIFL say Cummins India is ahead of the curve to cater to these products
New emission norms to further add to demand challenges
So far in 2019, the stock has tumbled 11.3 per cent as against a 17 per cent fall in the BSE Auto Index.
Exports may stay on weak footing despite leadership position
While the management has guided for 10-15 per cent growth in India business, exports may stay on a weak footing
Valuation of 26 times its FY20 earnings estimates looks attractive
The stock surged 14% to Rs 769 on the BSE after the company reported a better-than-expected 39% Y-o-Y jumped in net profit at Rs 2.12 billion in September quarter, on back of higher revenue.
Growing demand for cleaner fuel, expanding network important earnings drivers
The Cummins' stock has lost more than 12 per cent in two trading sessions to Rs 930 levels, and for good reasons. For one, the company's performance for the quarter ending March 2017 disappointed on lower exports while declining margins too failed to impress. Moreover, the outlook for exports business during FY18 remains soft. And, these could weigh on sentiment in the near-term.Even as street expectations were high, the seven per cent year-on-year and 33 per cent sequential decline in exports to Rs 301 crore were bound to impact sentiment. Operating profit at about Rs 170 crore also declined 16.7 per cent sequentially and 4.9 per cent year-on-year, and therefore margins at 14.4 per cent were lower than 16.8 per cent levels each in the year-ago quarter and sequentially. Anant J Talaulicar, chairman & managing director, Cummins, in the result release, said that exports markets continue to disappoint based on the global economic scenario. "In particular, the demand for our low ...
The company reported 5% year on year drop in net profit at Rs 158 crore in Q4FY17.
The stock surged 8% to Rs 919 on the BSE in early morning trade.
Domestic demand is making up for weak exports; reasonable stock valuation adds sheen
For accelerated growth, broader recovery in domestic market critical as outlook for exports remains weak
Shares of the company ended 1.68% up at Rs 840.15 on BSE