Analysts awaiting clarity over regulatory issues and rate increase for the Mundra project
While sale of stake in airport business and adjacent land will help lower debt, improvement in power business is crucial
While wage arrears and higher costs impacted profits, analysts expect earnings to grow 15%
A cap on FIIs in private banks restricts the extent of money that overseas portfolio investors can put into the proposed share sale
Over last 5 years, despite sales dip and fall in net profit in 2012-13, it has delivered a CAGR of 27% in sales and generated cash of about Rs 400 crore annually
Issues of slowdown are visible as both power and industrial segments reported drop in revenues with industrial segment reporting a 28% y-on-y drop in Q3
Even if licences get cancelled, the market should take it positively, as large liabilities would shift out of company books
Investors should be cautious as the gains will not come in a hurry, at least till the headwinds subside
JSW Energy has operational power generation capacity of 3,140 Mw
Quarterly results largely in line with expectations; Street expects benefits from capex in recent months to begin showing
Lower profitability in power and an overall increase in fixed cost hit consolidate profits of company
Interview with Chief Investment Officer, Asia and Middle East, RBS Wealth Division
Currently, the company is sitting on an order book of about Rs 13,100 crore, three times its revenue
As earnings and cash flows improve, worries on debt could ease leading to re-rating of the stock
If hopes of an economic recovery materialise, many companies which are now operating at lower utilisation levels could see a turnaround in their fortunes
If things remain as they are, at some point in time, the market will start putting more value for the cash CIL holds in its books rather than its business of coal mining
Analysts believe rewarding shareholders is a good strategy
Relief with govt revival package but debt and losses remain huge
Their businesses are expected to do well this year and the scrips' downside risks are limited, as the valuations are reasonable
Promoters' stake to swell from 27.34 per cent to 29.81 per cent