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    Posted: 16/Feb/2008 at 6:33pm

SKF India is the country's leading supplier of bearings. The key verticals to which SKF India supplies are:
1) Automotive
2) General Engineering (machine tool, electrical, power transmission)
3) Heavy Industries (Steel plants, paper mills)
4) Railways

Increasingly, wind energy is becoming an important focus area for the company.

Following is the snapshot of the financial performance over the last 4 years. (nos. are in Rs. millions except for some ratios etc.)

  2007  2006 2005 2004 2003 2002
Sales 15683 13425 7814 5813 4670 4072
Sales per Employee   6.6 4 3 2.4 2
Operating Profit 2911 1460 1024 869 555 440
PBT 2474 1531 1031 883 506 330
PAT 1607 1020 641 566 322 204
Total Borrowings   1 2 65 463 889
EPS in Rs. 30.5 19.3 12.2 12.5 7.1 4.5
Cash EPS in Rs.   24 17 18 13 11
Book Value in Rs. per share   80 66 67 47 43
ROCE   36 29 28 19 12
RONW   24 18 22 15 10
Fixed Asset Turnover Ratio   7.3 5.3 4.7 3.6 2.8
Working Capital as % of Sales   18 26 34 30 37
Rate of Dividend (% p.a.)   45 35 25 25 20
 
* For the financial year ending Dec, 2007, whatever figures are available have been provided.
 
CMP 355
Market Cap 18234.2
TTM P/E 11.6
CAGR for Sales (2002-2006) 36%
CAGR for PAT (2002-2006) 50%
 
Bearings is the core business and contributes to more than 90% of the revenues (as of financial year ending Dec, 2006).
Four other engineering platforms - Seals, Mechatronics, Reliability Services, Lubrication Systems, contribute the rest.
Size of the bearing industry in India is estimated to be Rs.50,000 million.
The stated intent of the company is to change the revenue mix where bearings will contribute less than 80% of the total revenues.
Exports contributed 5.2% of the total sales and are mostly to the affiliates of the SKF group worldwide.
In the organised sector of the bearing industry of India, SKF India increased its market share from 28% in Dec, 2005 to 30% in Dec, 2006.
The ratio of inventory to sales improved from 17.8% in 2005 to 11.3% in 2006.
The ratio of receivables to sales improved from 13.2% in 2005 to 12.3% in 2006.
Company's website:
http://www.skf.com/portal/skf_in/home
 
DISCLAIMER: I hold SKF India in my portfolio.
 


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Quote Vivek Sukhani Replybullet Posted: 16/Feb/2008 at 6:38pm
Have you checked out FAG's results for this quarter? Does it have any linkage with the sectoral performance in your opinion. I am asking you as you keep peer comparision in mind.
I am asking this as I expect that you dont pick up stocks on random like I do by looking athe 3 pages of Annual report. So, how does this company stack with a FAG or a Timken india.
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Quote Musketeer Replybullet Posted: 16/Feb/2008 at 6:51pm
* For the financial year ending Dec, 2007, results are yet to be announced.
Lets wait for the results. In case you know something about FAG/ Timken, I would be glad to know.


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Quote basant Replybullet Posted: 16/Feb/2008 at 7:07pm
Some querries:
1) What is the forecasted growth rate for the next 2-3 years?
 
2) What is the threat from imports. I was told a few years back that there is a huge difference between the branded stuff and the ones that come through sea from China?
 
3) Also quote the source of data whereever possible.
 
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Quote Musketeer Replybullet Posted: 16/Feb/2008 at 7:28pm
Originally posted by basant

Some querries:
1) What is the forecasted growth rate for the next 2-3 years?
 
2) What is the threat from imports. I was told a few years back that there is a huge difference between the branded stuff and the ones that come through sea from China?
 
3) Also quote the source of data whereever possible.
 
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1. I'm expecting 30-35% growth for the next 2-3 yrs. Lets see if Dec quarter results are in line with it.
2. True, even the management has recognized the threat from cheap imports and the unorganised sector. It is trying to move into higher value added services, process optimisation.
They've set up an Application Development Centre in B'lore to participate with the customers at an early stage for new product development. This they feel will effectively counter the threat in the OEM space as customer would better appreciate a continuously involved partner for a total solution. Another thing to look out in the results would be the contribution of non-bearing segment in the revenues.
3. All the data (except for the 9 months ended Sep, 2007) has been picked up from the Annual Report for the year ended Dec, 2006. The exceptional data has been compiled from NSE website.
 
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Quote catcall Replybullet Posted: 16/Feb/2008 at 7:35pm
Though this sector is interesting, it does not have a good "moat" , due to which sales and pricing power has not moved in line with the Industry ( note that the products SKF manufacture are used by almost all industries , which in normal circumstances shold have seen a multiplyer effect on sales, ) .. This has not happened.
Incidentally, was one of Sharekhans picks, I am not sure that is so any more....
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Quote Musketeer Replybullet Posted: 16/Feb/2008 at 8:41pm
The sales kicker will come in thro' additional capacities.
 
The capacity in B'lore had been enhanced in the recent past.
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Quote kulman Replybullet Posted: 16/Feb/2008 at 9:13pm
SKF's German parent wanted to delist the company 3 years back but didn't get response.
 
Somehow they haven't been able to command pricing power as expected from a leading Brand.
 
It's a good business..bearings. They need replacement after few thousands of hours of running.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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