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from 765/bag to PKR 843/bag. This surge in prices is attributed to increase in fuel
stock prices by 18% to PKR 382/mmbtu effective from Jan’10 and gas curtailment
issue which is expected to continue till Oct’10. However, urea prices exhibited a
Source: NFDC dip of 1.93% MoM in July’10.
Analys t DAP offtake plunged by 75.6% YoY
Shahbaz Ashraf DAP offtake in Aug’10 stood at 50k tons, a plunge of 75.6% YoY. In 8MCY10
shahbaz.ashraf@arif habibltd.com period, offtake exhibited the same trend, posting a significant decline of 53.2%.
021-32462589 The reason for lower offtake is a 32.3% YoY jump in DAP prices to PKR
2,597/bag and recent flooding. However, on a MoM basis DAP prices declined
www.arifhabibltd.com marginally by 1.10% despite Rabi season (Oct-March) round the corner. DAP
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being reported upon. All opinions and estimates contained herein constitute our judgment as of the date mentioned in the report and are subject to change without notice.
Morning Call
September 29, 2010
offtake of FFBL remained depressed at mere 22k tons in Aug’10, taking 8MCY10
sales to 196k tons, an enormous dip of 59.7% YoY .By end of Aug’10 total
industry inventory of DAP stood at 569k tons.
Outlook
In CY10E we expect both urea and DAP sales to record a drop of 8% and 35%
YoY to 6.1mn tons and 1.2mn tons, respectively. However, current flood situation
could further exacerbate fertilizer offtake in the remaining 5 months of CY10.
Morever, we expect both urea and DAP prices to increase in 4QCY10 as Rabi
season commences where normally fertilizer uptick is witnessed.
Our top pick in the sector is FFC which is trading at a discount of 20% discount to
our December 2010 DCF based target price of PKR 124/share. Thus, we
recommend a BUY on the scrip. In addition to this, the scrip is trading an attractive
PER and dividend yield of 7.5x and 11%, respectively based on our CY10
earnings estimates.
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Morning Call
September 29, 2010