India security and FM businesses should see ramp-up through FY22.
SIS (SECIS)
- India security and FM businesses should see ramp-up through FY22. Further, lower demand for services currently may impact smaller players more, thus driving consolidation in the space.
- In FY21, revenue increased by 8% yoy, operating profit was flat but net profit increased significantly by 185% yoy. SIS’ net debt declined to ~Rs320 cr as of Mar’21 from ~Rs590 cr as of Mar’20. International business outshined other verticals in FY21 with revenues (up 22.3% yoy).
- Expect earnings to grow by 19.6% in FY23E. Expect business to remain resilient. With strong cash flow generation in FY21 in its kitty, SIS had launched a buyback program of ~Rs100 cr and the process is likely to be completed by May-end/early- June 2021.
- We value SIS on sum-of-the-parts (SOTP) and arrive at a fair value of Rs.430.
- Risk: Demand for SIS’ services might be slightly impacted in Q1FY22 due to the second wave of Covid in India.
SIS (SECIS): BUY
Dated: 3 rd May 2021
CMP: Rs.361
Fair Value: Rs.430
Potential Upside: 19.1%
Market Cap: Rs.5,370 Cr
Time Frame: 12 months
Note:
The above is a brief note on the company, based on the inputs of KIE research report dated 28
th
April 2021, which is available on our website at:
https://www.kotaksecurities.com/ksweb/ResearchCall/Fundamenta
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