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PRE BUDGET ANALYSIS REPORT CONSTRUCTION
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CONSTRUCTION
Current view Order inflows for the construction sector have remained subdued since past two-
three years due to issues related to policy decisions, delays in environmentalclearance and land acquisition. Steep increase in interest rates coupled with lackof fund raising by the companies also deteriorated the balance sheet of compa-nies.
We expect Union Budget 2013-14 to be positive for the infrastructure sector withhigher budgetary allocations in different segments such as roads, irrigation, urbaninfra, ports, airports, power etc which had been impacted by lack of order in-flows and delays in implementation during the current fiscal 2013. We expectinfrastructure companies to benefit positively in terms of higher order inflowsgoing forward. However, the increase in allocation may be muted.
We also expect further progress on National Investment Board which provides asingle window clearance to large sized projects and ease the bottlenecks beingfaced by several projects. In order to ease the funding requirement for the sector,industry expects an efficient and vibrant corporate debt market to meet the longterm funding requirements for the sector. To improve the viability of the infra-structure projects, industry expects MAT to be abolished for the tax holiday pe-riod under Section 80IA benefits; though we don't expect the same to happen.
We thus expect budget to address issues such as order inflows across varioussegments. We would continuously watch out for order inflows, easier funding ofprojects as well as viability of the projects going forward which will result in reviv-ing the entire sector.
Key beneficiaries from higher order inflows in roads, irrigation and urban infra areexpected to be IL&FS transportation network, IRB Infra, IVRCL, NCC, PratibhaIndustries, Unity Infraprojects.
EXPECTED BUDGET IMPACT:Positive
LONG TERM OUTLOOK:Cautious
Further progress onNational InvestmentBoard
Further progress onSingle windowclearance
To be carried out Eases the bottlenecksin implementing largesized projects andaugment growth
Positive for thesector
Key budget expectations
Issues Industry wish-list Our expectation Rationale for our Impact of ourexpectation expectation
Higher budgetaryallocation forBharat Nirman andNHDP, AcceleratedIrrigation BenefitProgramme,JNNURM
Fund allocation Higher allocation inbudget; Increasedprivate participation
Would supportinfrastructure creationwhich has beenimpacted by lack oforder inflows
Positive for thesector
Develop efficientand vibrantcorporate debtmarket
Long term fundingrequirements
Initial ground workcan commence
Would meet the longterm committedfunding requirementsfor the sector
Positive for thesector
Develop municipalbond market forfinancing urbaninfrastructure asconventional fiscaltransfers to urbanbodies fromgovernment are nolonger sufficient
Financing urbaninfrastructure
Status quo main-tained
May take a whilebefore it gets imple-mented
Neutral for thesector
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Top picks
Company Price EPS (Rs) PE (x) Recommendation(Rs) FY13E FY14E FY13E FY14E as per our last
report
IL&FS TRANSPORTATION NETWORKS 190 27.9 27.5 6.8 6.9 BUY
IRB INFRASTRUCTURE 114 15.5 8.7 7.4 13.1 BUY
UNITY INFRAPROJECTS 37 13.2 14.9 2.8 2.5 BUY
PRATIBHA INDUSTRIES 42 9.5 11.6 4.4 3.6 BUY
Source: Kotak Securities - Private Client Research
Key budget expectations
Issues Industry wish-list Our expectation Rationale for our Impact of ourexpectation expectation
Construction (contd...)
MAT should beabolished for the taxholiday period underSection 80IA toimprove viability ofprojects
MAT during theperiod of availmentof Section 80IA
Status quomaintained
Tax collection forgovernment may getimpacted
Neutral for thesector
Players havingmultiple SPVs shouldbe allowed to set offthe losses incurred inone SPV againstprofits earned inother SPVs
Tax offsets to lossmaking SPVs
Status quomaintained
Tax collection forgovernment may getimpacted
Neutral for thesector
Full pass through ofDDT for infrastruc-ture SPVs
Dividend distributiontax for SPVs
Likely to beallowed
DDT exemption is likelyto benefit many compa-nies since most of themhave multi layer holdingstructure
Positive forplayers carryingout projects inseparate SPVstructures
Source: Kotak Securities - Private Client Research, Industry
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