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Nimish Maheshwari

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<li>India's PVC market faces high import dependency, reaching 63% in FY25, due to stagnant domestic capacity and a widening 3 MMT demand-supply gap. </li>
<li>Adani and Reliance plan 2.5 MTPA domestic capacity expansion, bolstering production to reduce import reliance. </li>
<li>This aims to cut import dependency from 63% to under 30% by FY27, narrowing the gap to 1.4 MMT, enhancing domestic profitability.</li>
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India's PVC market faces high import dependency, reaching 63% in FY25, due to stagnant domestic capacity and a widening 3 MMT demand-supply gap. 
Adani and Reliance plan 2.5 MTPA domestic capacity expansion, bolstering production to reduce import reliance. 
This aims to cut import dependency from 63% to under 30% by FY27, narrowing the gap to 1.4 MMT, enhancing domestic profitability.


The Adani Factor: Creating India's Biggest PVC Capacity

Pan-Asia Catalysts/Events, Quiddity Advisors

Travis Lundy

Pan-Asia Catalysts/Events

Quiddity Advisors

Event-Driven

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<li>The Adani names are seeing new news and commentary. SEBI is <a href="https://www.reuters.com/world/india/india-regulator-probing-some-adani-offshore-deals-possible-rule-violations-2023-04-01/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">probing offshore deals</a> for rules violations, SEBI filed an interim report Sunday with the Court, Cements are refinancing US$4bn.</li>
<li>GQG's Jain was interviewed by Bloomberg TV in NY saying he sees his Adani basket being a "multi-bagger in five years." </li>
<li>Assuming growth and margins equivalent to peer max rates, all profits reinvested, and 100% gain in stock price in 5yrs, NP CAGR=33%, 2028 EV/EBITDA average of four names is 29.4x. </li>
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The Adani names are seeing new news and commentary. SEBI is probing offshore deals for rules violations, SEBI filed an interim report Sunday with the Court, Cements are refinancing US$4bn.
GQG's Jain was interviewed by Bloomberg TV in NY saying he sees his Adani basket being a "multi-bagger in five years." 
Assuming growth and margins equivalent to peer max rates, all profits reinvested, and 100% gain in stock price in 5yrs, NP CAGR=33%, 2028 EV/EBITDA average of four names is 29.4x. 


GQG Calls Adani Names 5Yr "Multi-Baggers" - It Works at 30% EPS CAGR if You Torture the Numbers

Global Materials | Industrials | Commodities

Rahul Jain

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<li>Adani Enterprises’ consolidated EBITDA rose by 26% to Rs16,722 crore in FY25, supported by expansion across key infrastructure and energy businesses.</li>
<li>Focus areas include scaling airports, green hydrogen production, solar manufacturing, data centers, and stabilized annuity cash flows from roads.</li>
<li>Key risks are project execution delays, regulatory oversight, high leverage, ESG scrutiny etc.</li>
</ul>


Adani Enterprises’ consolidated EBITDA rose by 26% to Rs16,722 crore in FY25, supported by expansion across key infrastructure and energy businesses.
Focus areas include scaling airports, green hydrogen production, solar manufacturing, data centers, and stabilized annuity cash flows from roads.
Key risks are project execution delays, regulatory oversight, high leverage, ESG scrutiny etc.


Adani Enterprises: Airports, Green Energy, and Industrial Projects Are the Key Growth Drivers

Specialist in Indian Banking and Economic Research

Hemindra Hazari

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<li>Rescinding of Rs 200 bn FPO deprives the company of much needed long-term funds</li>
<li>Company has a liquidity issue as this analyst estimates its short term borrowing exceeds its short term borrowing limit and it requires long term funds to bridge the gap</li>
<li>With foreign and private sector banks unwilling to increase exposure, the company needs to inject funds from founder entities, divest assets, reduce capex and improve working capital to infuse liquidity.</li>
</ul>


Rescinding of Rs 200 bn FPO deprives the company of much needed long-term funds
Company has a liquidity issue as this analyst estimates its short term borrowing exceeds its short term borrowing limit and it requires long term funds to bridge the gap
With foreign and private sector banks unwilling to increase exposure, the company needs to inject funds from founder entities, divest assets, reduce capex and improve working capital to infuse liquidity.


Who Will Now Fund Adani Enterprises’ Liquidity Gap?

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<li>The <a href="https://www.smartkarma.com/entities/adani-enterprises-ltd" target="_blank" data-smartkarma-citation="entities:245:1" rel="noopener">Adani Enterprises (ADE IN)</a> Further Public Offering ("FPO") expected to raise Rs 200bn has its first leg publicly complete with anchor investors taking Rs 59.849bn. </li>
<li>Noted shortseller Hindenburg Research published a <a href="https://hindenburgresearch.com/adani/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">long report</a> suggesting Adani Enterprises and indeed the Adani Group were over-priced according to fundamentals and were the result of  a "con."</li>
<li>Now the book build starts. Deal structure and Adani Group CFO comments continue to suggest that Liquidity is a Bug, not a Feature.</li>
</ul>


The Adani Enterprises (ADE IN) Further Public Offering ("FPO") expected to raise Rs 200bn has its first leg publicly complete with anchor investors taking Rs 59.849bn. 
Noted shortseller Hindenburg Research published a long report suggesting Adani Enterprises and indeed the Adani Group were over-priced according to fundamentals and were the result of  a "con."
Now the book build starts. Deal structure and Adani Group CFO comments continue to suggest that Liquidity is a Bug, not a Feature.


Adani Enterprises FPO Update:  Hindenburg, Anchors, and Righteous Indignation

India

Adani Enterprises Limited is an international trading house that operates from offices in India as well as other countries. The Company is involved in coal mining, cargo handling and power generation.  Adani also trades in a large number of products including textiles, energy, metals and agricultural products.

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Adani Enterprises (ADE IN)

The Adani Factor: Creating India's Biggest PVC Capacity

India's PVC market heavily reliant on imports at 63%, plans for domestic capacity expansion to reduce dependency and boost profitability by FY27.

Nimish Maheshwari

GQG Calls Adani Names 5Yr "Multi-Baggers" - It Works at 30% EPS CAGR if You Torture the Numbers

This is an update on the Adani Names where GQG Partners purchased a US$1.8bn stake from the Promoters themselves. They are up 25% in a month. Which...

Travis Lundy

Adani Enterprises: Airports, Green Energy, and Industrial Projects Are the Key Growth Drivers

FY25 EBITDA grew 23% to Rs16,300 crore driven by Airports and Green Energy, with focus on scaling these areas and managing risks like project...

Rahul Jain

Who Will Now Fund Adani Enterprises’ Liquidity Gap?

Given the current political situation it is unlikely that the government banks will take a decision on their own to extend further short-term...

Hemindra Hazari

Adani Enterprises FPO Update: Hindenburg, Anchors, and Righteous Indignation

Adani Enterprises has priced/allocated the 30% of the Rs 200bn FPO going to anchor investors. Next is to Retail, HNWI, Employees, Funds. Liquidity...

Travis Lundy

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The Adani Factor: Creating India's Biggest PVC Capacity

​India's PVC market heavily reliant on imports at 63%, plans for domestic capacity expansion to reduce dependency and boost profitability by FY27.

Nimish Maheshwari

GQG Calls Adani Names 5Yr "Multi-Baggers" - It Works at 30% EPS CAGR if You Torture the Numbers

This is an update on the Adani Names where GQG Partners purchased a US$1.8bn stake from the Promoters themselves. They are up 25% in a month. Which...

Travis Lundy

Adani Enterprises: Airports, Green Energy, and Industrial Projects Are the Key Growth Drivers

​FY25 EBITDA grew 23% to Rs16,300 crore driven by Airports and Green Energy, with focus on scaling these areas and managing risks like project...

Rahul Jain

Who Will Now Fund Adani Enterprises’ Liquidity Gap?

Given the current political situation it is unlikely that the government banks will take a decision on their own to extend further short-term...

Hemindra Hazari

Adani Enterprises FPO Update: Hindenburg, Anchors, and Righteous Indignation

Adani Enterprises has priced/allocated the 30% of the Rs 200bn FPO going to anchor investors. Next is to Retail, HNWI, Employees, Funds. Liquidity...

Travis Lundy

India's PVC market heavily reliant on imports at 63%, plans for domestic capacity expansion to reduce dependency and boost profitability by FY27.

FY25 EBITDA grew 23% to Rs16,300 crore driven by Airports and Green Energy, with focus on scaling these areas and managing risks like project...