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NTPC
Last close 217.10
The stock appears to be headed towards Rs.230. Immediate minor hurdle exist at Rs.221, Cross over will take this non stop to Rs.224.50 & there after rocket like rally will take this to Rs.230. Hold with a stop-loss at Rs.214 till it achieve upper target.
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what will be NTPC target for 1 year?
Posted by :
shivaramaksWe should expect this stock to reach 300 by Dec 2010....
what will be NTPC target for 1 year?
Posted by :
Grand
tally ji calcus cheif kmni and all stok borders
even after the disinvstment tag the stok is languishing?
for market down reson or?
regards...
Buy NTPC
Posted by : Laksh_1979This stock is for investors, not traders it will move slowly and steadily increasing...
Heading
Posted by : kanaiyalalmodyI have a small holding in NTPC. In view of the anticipated IPO by the Co., should I hold on or sell off my holding?...
BHEL Vs NTPC
Posted by :
rvk41
While BHEL seems to have stepped on the gas with a 40% profit growth — nearly double the growth rate for the previous two quarters — NTPC’s profit growth has slumped from an average of 30% over past three quarters, to barely 2%. For BHEL, profit growth also contrasts with average growth in single digits for the previous four quarters.
Even though BHEL’s sales growth of 24% is slightly lower compared to the previous quarter, it has managed a significant improvement in its profitability. This has come about with an almost 8 percentage-point reduction in raw material/sales ratio. BHEL had been sitting on high-cost raw material inventory until Q1FY10, and has seen the benefit of commodity meltdown only in this quarter.
The company looks well-poised to maintain its momentum, with its 25-30% guidance for sales growth. BHEL will be expanding its capacity by half, by the end of this financial year, which will enable it to execute projects faster. While the company had to wait for two-to- three quarters to get the benefit of softer raw material prices, it is now pretty well-positioned on this front also.
One worry relates to the number of orders received during the quarter, which is lower than the orders received in the same quarter in the previous year.
However, since the company is already sitting on a huge order book, and considering the growth momentum in the Indian power sector, it should be able to sustain its medium-term growth rate. The real challenge for BHEL will arise only after a couple of years when companies such as L&T start their power equipment manufacturing operations. At a price-to-earnings multiple of 34x, BHEL is one of the most-expensive stocks in the capital goods sector.
NTPC saw a revenue growth of 12% in the September quarter, nearly half that of the previous quarter. However, realisations have been higher leading to an improved operating margin. Even though the profit growth looks disappointing, it is actually due to a nearly five-fold increase in direct tax outgo.
This, in turn, is due to actual tax outgo of only about one-fourth in the same quarter previous year, due to various tax adjustments, which inflated the net profit. This is also reflected by the fact that profit before tax has risen smartly by 24%. A major saving for the company has come from a reduction in staff cost and lower growth in fuel and interest cost.
NTPC has projected a significant increase in capital expenditure to Rs 24,000 crore in FY11. Last year, the company spent nearly Rs 10,000 crore on various fixed assets. The budgeted amount for the next financial year cannot be directly translated into capacity — the amount is equal to what is needed for the addition of nearly 6,000 mw of capacity, or about 20% of the company’s existing capacity.
Clearly, the company looks in control when viewed from a two-to-three year outlook, even though the current growth rate remains somewhat uninspiring. The stock is right now trading at a price-to-earnings multiple of nearly 20 times its trailing 12-months earnings and looks undervalued
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rvk41...
Accumulate on correction
Posted by : Dr. Shastri
NTPC is safe bet now is good for investment.
Happy investing...
i will also buyback if it comes down to 200 or less.. though in current scenario one may think its not possible... but i remember when sensex was 17000 last time NTPC was 240+ (all the shares were doing good)....
sell
Posted by : NAUGHTY007
how to value?
i dont understand what is expensive nhpc or adni-ntpc with 8 times profit of bhel is trading at 10% of bhel value!if govt sells expensive like oil ipo we see premium but cheaper stocks get hammered-though i want to buy nhpc but still waiting as going down on weekly basis......
Thanks for your views. Of course it is a very good share but remains subdued in market. If it is able to cross 235/- it may reach 250/- otherwise it may languish at present range bound levels....
i think it will touch 250 in the next 2 months or so. it can`t be quoting at 210 levels. its a shame for GOI. i am upset to see NTPC performing so badly. how on earth can a stock like NTPC perform so badly, is what i don`t understand. it is worth 300 but quotes at 200. god save this country.
swamy.
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NTPC-Gentle Giant
Posted by : fundoobull1NTPC is a gentle gaint. It will move up slowly but dont expect it to be a multibagger....
Results OK. Will remain in range bound....
It is longterm stock.. NTPC is still very young company compare to BHEL or L&T. Wait for 3 years for 3000% or retruns. read ET article you will understand..
economictimes(dot)indiatimes(dot)com/markets/stocks/views/recommendations/BHEL-and-NTPC-Profits-a-study-in-contrast/articleshow/5154779(dot)cms
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