Reliance Petro is going down because of consolidation and also oil prices retreating back. This stock will now be tracked on Oil prices and may move down to 180 levels on the downside but 400 Rs target in next one to two months is not ruled out as there is reportedly a stake sale happening around 350 Rs similar to GMR Infra at 250.
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400 Target till Dec. end for RPL does not seems realistic, as far as my views are concern.
Folks, RPL is a golden stock hold it for years and you will see tremendous returns flowing from this Rel. Stag..
BTW, take your own call, but I thinks and suggests to hold RPL, RNRL for at least 1 yr. If somebody has diff. views kindly post.
Regards,
MiLiND
400 Target till Dec. end for RPL does not seems realistic, as far as my views are concern.
Folks, RPL is a golden stock hold it for years and you will see tremendous returns flowing from this Rel. Stag..
BTW, take your own call, but I thinks and suggests to hold RPL, RNRL for at least 1 yr. If somebody has diff. views kindly post.
Regards,
MiLiND
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RPL vs Oil Refining and Marketing Companies
How did RPL fare versus all domestic oil refining and marketing companies with regards to their valuations and capacities? This analysis throws up some interesting findings.
RPL has basically higher GRMs (Gross Refining Margins) compared to most other companies. Most of it is because of the latest machineries and technologies that RPL uses, produces estimates of about USD 15-18 per barrel of GRMs versus USD 6 of other companies.
A look at all the oil and marketing companies versus RPL will reveal what is in store. All these are 2010 estimates because RPL will go on-stream in 2010. So the analysis considered 2010 estimates.
The total revenue is close to about Rs 4,74,481 crore for all the oil and marketing companies put together versus Rs 21,908 crore for RPL these are 2010 estimates.
PAT (profit after tax) for all the other oil and marketing companies is estimated to be close to about Rs 10,416 crore versus 2010 PAT of about Rs 7,424 crore for RPL. PAT is low for all these oil and marketing companies put together on those higher sales is because these companies have lower GRMs.
A look at the refining capacity reveals that RPL will have a refining capacity of close to about 28 million tonnes per annum versus the refining capacity of all the oil refining and marketing companies put together is about 117 million tonnes. That means that RPL has one-fifth the refining capacity of all the oil and marketing companies
put together.
A look at the refining capacity reveals that RPL will have a refining capacity of close to about 28 million tonnes per annum versus the refining capacity of all the oil refining and marketing companies put together is about 117 million tonnes. That means that RPL has one-fifth the refining capacity of all the oil and marketing companies
put together.
Having said that, MCap of all the oil and marketing companies is still lower than RPL. RPL's MCap is about Rs 120,000 crore versus Rs 100,000 crore of all these oil refining and marketing companies.
other estimates value other oil refining companies less aggressively than RPL. Why these companies are conservatively estimated is because of the subsidy burden, which these companies have. The marketing losses that PSUs and other companies have to take have also been considered.
At some point in time, these marketing companies will be profitable. So the lower estimates that have taken on PAT will increase aggressively. Having said, that analysts are not saying that RPL is expensive or the other oil and marketing companies are cheaper at this point in time. They are just giving a comparison between all the other
oil refining and marketing companies versus RPL at this point in time.
RPL's EPS is close to about 16.5 in 2010 versus all the oil refining and marketing companies; it is close to about Rs 202. So one can imagine the difference over there, also price to earnings ratio of RPL in 2010 is estimated about 16.1 versus 9.6 - that is the average price to earnings ratio of 2010 of other oil refining and marketing
companies.
These are just comparisons, analysts are not saying that one thing is cheaper than the other or one thing is more expensive than the other. These are just comparisons between other oil refining and marketing companies and RPL.
OIL COS FY10e
(Rs Cr) Revenue PAT
IOC 2.35 lk 5,205
BPCL 1.02 lk 1,601
HPCL 82,909 1,595
Bongaigaon 5,909 331
Chennai 21, 854 670
MRPL 26,191 1,014
Total 4.74 lk 10,416
OIL COS FY10e
(Rs Cr) Revenue PAT
RPL 51,908 7,424
OIL COS FY10e
(Rs) EPS
IOC 43.70
BPCL 44.30
HPCL 47.10
Bongaigaon 16.60
Chennai 45
MRPL 5.80
Total 202
OIL COS FY10e
(Rs) EPS
RPL 16.50
OIL COS MKT CAP
(Rs Cr)
IOC 55,650
BPCL 10,170
HPCL 8,050
Bongaigaon 1,376
Chennai 4,830
MRPL 13,901
Essar 5,851
Total 99,828
OIL COS MKT CAP
(Rs Cr)
RPL 120,802
OIL COS VALUATIONS
FY10e P/E
IOC 11x
BPCL 7.6x
HPCL 5.0x
Bongaigaon 4.2x
Chennai 7.1x
MRPL 13.8x
Total 9.6x
RPL 16.1x
OIL COS CAPACITY
Refining mtpa
Total ex-RPL 148.97
IOC 60.2
HPCL 13.4
BPCL 22.3
Essar 10.4
ONGC+MRPL 10.4
REFINING CAPACITY
mtpa
RPL 28
ANALYSING RPL
-GRMs higher than most other companies
-Higher GRMS due to latest machineries, better technology
-GRM estimate of $15-17/bbl Vs $6/bbl for others
-RPL refining capacity of 28 mtpa Vs 117 mtpa for others
-Mkt cap of all other refining, mkt cos still lower than RPL
-Subsidy burden hits state run oil refininy companies
-Other oil refining cos have higher profits even after a/c for mktg losses
-RPL will start earning profits in FY2010
-RPL EPS then would be Rs 16.50 Vs Rs 202 of others put together
-FY10 total rev of oil refining cos seen at Rs 4.75 lk cr Vs Rs 21,908 cr of RPL
-FY10 total PAT of oil refining cos seen at Rs 10,416 cr Vs Rs 7,424 cr of RPL
Via Another Group
Our Take
Bubble - when it bursts, people will lose a lot of money
Disclaimer - Don't own RPL
RPL vs Oil Refining and Marketing Companies
How did RPL fare versus all domestic oil refining and marketing companies with regards to their valuations and capacities? This analysis throws up some interesting findings.
RPL has basically higher GRMs (Gross Refining Margins) compared to most other companies. Most of it is because of the latest machineries and technologies that RPL uses, produces estimates of about USD 15-18 per barrel of GRMs versus USD 6 of other companies.
A look at all the oil and marketing companies versus RPL will reveal what is in store. All these are 2010 estimates because RPL will go on-stream in 2010. So the analysis considered 2010 estimates.
The total revenue is close to about Rs 4,74,481 crore for all the oil and marketing companies put together versus Rs 21,908 crore for RPL these are 2010 estimates.
PAT (profit after tax) for all the other oil and marketing companies is estimated to be close to about Rs 10,416 crore versus 2010 PAT of about Rs 7,424 crore for RPL. PAT is low for all these oil and marketing companies put together on those higher sales is because these companies have lower GRMs.
A look at the refining capacity reveals that RPL will have a refining capacity of close to about 28 million tonnes per annum versus the refining capacity of all the oil refining and marketing companies put together is about 117 million tonnes. That means that RPL has one-fifth the refining capacity of all the oil and marketing companies
put together.
A look at the refining capacity reveals that RPL will have a refining capacity of close to about 28 million tonnes per annum versus the refining capacity of all the oil refining and marketing companies put together is about 117 million tonnes. That means that RPL has one-fifth the refining capacity of all the oil and marketing companies
put together.
Having said that, MCap of all the oil and marketing companies is still lower than RPL. RPL's MCap is about Rs 120,000 crore versus Rs 100,000 crore of all these oil refining and marketing companies.
other estimates value other oil refining companies less aggressively than RPL. Why these companies are conservatively estimated is because of the subsidy burden, which these companies have. The marketing losses that PSUs and other companies have to take have also been considered.
At some point in time, these marketing companies will be profitable. So the lower estimates that have taken on PAT will increase aggressively. Having said, that analysts are not saying that RPL is expensive or the other oil and marketing companies are cheaper at this point in time. They are just giving a comparison between all the other
oil refining and marketing companies versus RPL at this point in time.
RPL's EPS is close to about 16.5 in 2010 versus all the oil refining and marketing companies; it is close to about Rs 202. So one can imagine the difference over there, also price to earnings ratio of RPL in 2010 is estimated about 16.1 versus 9.6 - that is the average price to earnings ratio of 2010 of other oil refining and marketing
companies.
These are just comparisons, analysts are not saying that one thing is cheaper than the other or one thing is more expensive than the other. These are just comparisons between other oil refining and marketing companies and RPL.
OIL COS FY10e
(Rs Cr) Revenue PAT
IOC 2.35 lk 5,205
BPCL 1.02 lk 1,601
HPCL 82,909 1,595
Bongaigaon 5,909 331
Chennai 21, 854 670
MRPL 26,191 1,014
Total 4.74 lk 10,416
OIL COS FY10e
(Rs Cr) Revenue PAT
RPL 51,908 7,424
OIL COS FY10e
(Rs) EPS
IOC 43.70
BPCL 44.30
HPCL 47.10
Bongaigaon 16.60
Chennai 45
MRPL 5.80
Total 202
OIL COS FY10e
(Rs) EPS
RPL 16.50
OIL COS MKT CAP
(Rs Cr)
IOC 55,650
BPCL 10,170
HPCL 8,050
Bongaigaon 1,376
Chennai 4,830
MRPL 13,901
Essar 5,851
Total 99,828
OIL COS MKT CAP
(Rs Cr)
RPL 120,802
OIL COS VALUATIONS
FY10e P/E
IOC 11x
BPCL 7.6x
HPCL 5.0x
Bongaigaon 4.2x
Chennai 7.1x
MRPL 13.8x
Total 9.6x
RPL 16.1x
OIL COS CAPACITY
Refining mtpa
Total ex-RPL 148.97
IOC 60.2
HPCL 13.4
BPCL 22.3
Essar 10.4
ONGC+MRPL 10.4
REFINING CAPACITY
mtpa
RPL 28
ANALYSING RPL
-GRMs higher than most other companies
-Higher GRMS due to latest machineries, better technology
-GRM estimate of $15-17/bbl Vs $6/bbl for others
-RPL refining capacity of 28 mtpa Vs 117 mtpa for others
-Mkt cap of all other refining, mkt cos still lower than RPL
-Subsidy burden hits state run oil refininy companies
-Other oil refining cos have higher profits even after a/c for mktg losses
-RPL will start earning profits in FY2010
-RPL EPS then would be Rs 16.50 Vs Rs 202 of others put together
-FY10 total rev of oil refining cos seen at Rs 4.75 lk cr Vs Rs 21,908 cr of RPL
-FY10 total PAT of oil refining cos seen at Rs 10,416 cr Vs Rs 7,424 cr of RPL
Via Another Group
Our Take
Bubble - when it bursts, people will lose a lot of money
Disclaimer - Don't own RPL
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