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DCBL has a cement capacity of 9 MnTPA, at 100% PPC The Company is the third largest player in Southern region. 72 MW Thermal Power Plant in TN catering to captive consumption, surplus is sold to third parties. DCBL is headquartered in New Delhi with cement plants in South India and Integrated Sugar plants in the state of uttar Pradesh.
DCBL has a cement capacity of 9 MnTPA, at 100% PPC The Company is the third largest player in Southern region. 72 MW Thermal Power Plant in TN catering to captive consumption, surplus is sold to third parties. DCBL is headquartered in New Delhi with cement plants in South India and Integrated Sugar plants in the state of uttar Pradesh.
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DCBL has a cement capacity of 9 MnTPA, at 100% PPC The Company is the third largest player in Southern region. 72 MW Thermal Power Plant in TN catering to captive consumption, surplus is sold to third parties. DCBL is headquartered in New Delhi with cement plants in South India and Integrated Sugar plants in the state of uttar Pradesh.
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www.dalmiacement.com or call us on 011-23465204/201/200 or
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BSE Code: 500097 NSE Code: DALMIACEM Business Highlights
Market Capitalization: Rs. 2,038 crore (as of March 31, 2010) • With a Cement capacity of 9 MnTPA, at 100% PPC the Company is the third largest player in Southern region. Shares Outstanding: 8.09 crore • New cement plant of 2.5 MnT at Ariyalur, TN Face Value per Equity Share: Rs. 2 commissioned in FY10. • The Company has excellent limestone reserves. 9M’10 Gross Sales Rs. 1,771 crore • Low lead distance of 340 kms. 9M’10 EBITDA Rs. 413 crore • Also produces Special Cement catering to niche 9M’10 Earnings per Share Rs. 16.68 segment.
• 72 MW Thermal Power Plant in TN catering to captive
consumption, surplus is sold to third parties.
• The Company can crush upto 3 lacs metric tonnes of
cane per annum, across three plants in U.P. • Capable of processing Raw Sugar. • Combined Cogeneration power facility of 79 MW across 3 sugar plants of which two third is exportable. • PPA Regulations amended favorably for U.P. sugar mills – Tariff rates have been raised by over 25% • Facility for ethanol at Jawaharpur (U.P.) sugar plant, with distillation capacity of 80 KLPD (kilo liters per Company Profile day).
Founded in 1935 by Sh. Jaidayal Dalmia; the cement
division of the Company was established in 1939 and Key Financial Summary: enjoys a heritage of 70 years. It diversified into sugar segment in 1994, though it continues with its some 4 year other businesses including refractory for cement (In Rs. Crore) FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 CAGR industry. DCBL is headquartered in New Delhi with Net Sales 450 570 986 1,481 1,753 40% Total Income 464 585 1,007 1,508 1,779 40% Cement plants in South India and Integrated Sugar EBITDA Opr. 73 99 270 496 526 64% plants in the state of Uttar Pradesh. Interest 23 23 54 113 143 PBDT 50 76 216 383 383 66% While the Company continues to build on its identified Taxes 5 24 67 87 101 values and culture, its corporate social responsibility PAT 31 85 229 347 159 51% initiatives focus on four core areas of basic education, healthcare, livelihood and civic infrastructure Margins improvement. EBITDA Margin (%) 16% 17% 27% 33% 30% PAT Margin (%) 7% 13% 20% 21% 9%
Net Block* 1,826 2,667 2,795 Investments 431 447 471 Cement : 14 MnT OCL # 5.3 MT, Orissa Cash & Cash Equivalents 270 275 479 Head Office Kadapa 2.5 MT, AP Other Net Current Assets 367 446 492 Plant Locations DPM 4.0 MT, TN *Includes CWIP Ariyalur 2.5 MT, TN
# OCL is an associate Company
Investment Highlights Indian Cement Industry • Group Restructuring: Demand for cement in India was strong with CAGR of 9.3% during the period FY05 to FY09. It is expected to grow in double digits from here on, as is evident from FY10 over 10% growth.
Demand momentum is driven by:
• Rural/mass housing to benefit from rising incomes: According to working group of XI Five Year Plan, the housing shortage was estimated at 47.4mn in 2007 and is expected to be 74mn by 2012.
• Urban Real Estate recovery to boost cement
demand: Recovery in real estate is sector is likely to sustain 10-12% growth over the long term
• Significant Thrust on Infrastructure creation:
Infrastructure spend to rise from 6% to 9% of GDP by FY12 and to 10.25%of GDP by FY17 Shareholders of DCBL will receive additional shares in DBEL in the ratio of 1:1, latter will be listed on stock exchanges in next 6-8 months subject to regulatory approvals. • OCL investment provides regional diversification: Enhanced stake of 45.4% in OCL, a listed Co. with capacity of 5.3 MnT and presence in eastern region which has been exhibiting demand growth in high teens. • Poised to outperform industry growth: DCBL and OCL have outperformed industry growth by 1.5- 2x in the last 5 years in key markets of Southern and Eastern India. The companies are likely to continue to outperform on account of recently expanded capacities. Cement Capacity Pipeline • Accelerating Growth Opening Estimated Additions Closing Capacity FY10 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY 12 Net Sales (Rs. Cr) (Mn T) 600 North 78 12 7 11 106 24% 500 33% 28% East 30 10 11 4 54 400 West 32 1 3 4 27 300 South 78 23 21 5 124 200 All India 218 46 42 24 330 100 DCBL estimates addition of 112 MnTPA in All India capacity 0 Q1 Q2 Q3 by FY-12. FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 YTD (Apr‐Dec) Net sales (Rs. Cr) Indian Sugar Industry 1,500 29 % 1,629 • India is the second largest producer but largest 19 % consumer of sugar in the world. 1,000 • At present more than 5 million hectare of land is allocated for sugarcane cultivation with a productivity of 69 tones on each hectare. 500 • Indian sugar industry has moved from surplus inventory to substantial deficit in SY09. 9 Mths FY08 9 Mths FY09 9 Mths FY10 • Sugar production reached an all time low of 14.7 MnT 450 YTD (Apr‐Dec) EBITDA (Rs. Cr) during SY09 due to sharp fall in the sugarcane acreage. Estimates for SY10 production is 17 MnT. 400 413 • However, sugar consumption continued to grow at a 18% steady pace from 20 MnT in 2007 to 23 MnT in 2009 350 9% and possibly 25.5 MnT by 2012. It depicted a CAGR of 300 6% during SY05-09. • The commodity saw a phenomenal average growth of 250 67% in spot prices for FY10 (Rs 31,583/T) as compared 200 to previous year (Rs.18958/T); touching an all time high of Rs 44,000/T in Jan’10. 9 Mths FY08 9 Mths FY09 9 Mths FY10
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