Elara's rationale behind retaining 'Buy' rating on Kaynes Technology
Apart from the adverse or so-called disproportionate, market reaction analysts at Elara Capital say that the strong growth prospects of the company make the stock a compelling 'BUY'. Differences in goodwill reporting stem from differing opinions: Regarding the inconsistency in goodwill relating to the Iskraemeco acquisition, management clarified that the capital reserve arising from Iskraemeco of ~₹52.20 crore was netted off against goodwill arising from acquisition of Sensonic of ~₹51.10 crore, resulting in a net recognition of ~₹1 crore. The purchase consideration paid to Iskraemeco also includes recognition of intangible assets of ₹115 crore for technical know-how. The differences in goodwill recognition stems from the differing opinion in valuing intangible assets and can be argued on both counts- for and against. The moot question is whether a sum of ₹51 crore has a material impact on financials and warrants a correction of ₹15,300 crore in the value of the firm. We believe it doesn't, said Elara Capital in its report. ALSO READ | Elara Capital bets on JSW Infra's strategic expansion; upgrades to 'Buy' No impact on growth; H2 sales better than H1: In FY25 (ex of Iskraemeco acquisition), H1 accounted for 33 per cent of sales, and H2 67 per cent. Elara expects a similar trend to continue in FY26. The company has seen a strong 49 per cent growth in order book to ₹8,100 crore in Q2FY26 (inclusive of Iskraemeco order book). Hence, analysts at Elara believe that there should be no meaningful impact on EMS growth prospects for Kaynes. Earning prospects: Elara expects Kaynes FY25-FY28 revenue and Profit after Tax (PAT) Compound annual growth rate (CAGR) at 47 per cent and & 49 per cent, respectively. The brokerage firm has also maintained its Earnings Per Share (EPS) target of ₹127.70 and values the stock at 42x FY27E P/E (vs. 70x earlier) with a revised Target Price (TP) of ₹5,365. "Key monitorable deliverables for the Kaynes hereon is the ability to turn cash flow positive and reduce working capital days, absent which the potential for downside stays alive. Our base case is that the company will be able to resolve its cash flow issues by Q4FY26," said Elara Capital. The revised TP for Kaynes Technology stock is 30 per cent lower when compared to the brokerage firm's earlier project TP of ₹7,670 per share. ALSO READ | Capex revival, policy tailwinds to aid Siemens; Antique sees 20% upsideKaynes Technology stock on technical charts
Technical chart shows that Kaynes Technology is seen trading below its key moving averages on the daily time-frame. The short-term 20-day moving average (20-DMA) stands at ₹5,207; while the medium-term and the long-term 100-DMA and 200-DMA stand at ₹6,329 and ₹5,882, respectively.You’ve reached your limit of {{free_limit}} free articles this month.
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