
I O C L Q2 FY17 Earnings Call Analysis
Revenue, margin, capex, fundraise and order book outlook from management commentary.
Management growth scorecard
Revenue
Category 3
Margin
Category 3
Fundraise
Yes
Order
N/A
Capex
Yes
2 of 4 growth signals are positive.
Full analysisRevenue guidance
Category 3- Marketing sales and volumes have registered an increase compared to the previous period of six months, indicating growth potential.
- Marketing EBITDA (excluding inventory impact) for H1 increased from Rs 3100 Crores last year to Rs 3600 Crores this year, showing healthy growth.
- Paradip refinery utilization is expected to exceed 90% by February-March 2017, which would contribute to normalized and potentially higher GRM.
- Paradip’s throughput is projected to increase from 1.7 million tonnes in the quarter to 3.7-4 million tonnes by Q4.
- Bulk diesel and ATF volumes can fluctuate due to tender-based bulk consumers; retail segment volumes are stable.
- Petrochemical business is growing strongly, with profits up by Rs 868 Crores compared to the previous year.
- Capital expenditure plans include significant investment in Paradip expansion, petrochemicals, and Euro-VI/BS-VI projects boosting capacity and future volumes.
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Fundraise plans
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Capex plans
Yes- Current year capex increased from Rs 15,000 Crores to Rs 19,000 Crores due to Russian acquisition.
- Segment-wise breakup for current year capex:
- - Refineries: Rs 3,400 Crores
- - Pipelines: Rs 1,300 Crores
- - Marketing: Rs 4,800 Crores
- - Exploration & Production (E&P): Rs 6,000+ Crores (increased due to Russian acquisition)
- - Petrochemicals: Rs 1,000 Crores
- - Alternate energy and gas schemes make up the balance.
- Next 5-7 years planned capex target: Rs 175,000 to 183,000 Crores.
- Planned segment-wise 5-7 year capex allocation:
- - Refineries: Rs 50,000 Crores
- - Pipelines: Rs 22,000 Crores
- - Marketing: Rs 40,000 Crores
- - E&P: Rs 30,000 Crores
- - Petrochemicals: Rs 29,000 Crores
- - Alternate energy, gas schemes, R&D, etc.
- Paradip refinery capital spending includes Rs 3,000 Crores for a petrochemical project (polypropylene) to be commissioned by 2018, and around Rs 1,000 Crores for Euro-VI/BS-VI quality improvement.
- Additional Paradip expansion projects are at decision stage.
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