Kuberdhan-13feb2006
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BSE CODE 507180 @ 219.95
Target Rs.425
SHAKTI SUGAR
BSE CODE 507315 @ 171.75
Target Rs.375
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WILLIAM MAGOR ( Delivery )
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ANJANI PORTLAND CEM: (17.60)

Dividend: Rs 1.50 per share, scrip is Cum Dividend
Shares in issue: 2.98 mn, Market Cap: Rs 11.6 crore
EPS 05: Rs 3.41, EPS 06 e: Rs 7
Current PE: 11
12 M Targeted Price : Rs 60
Pune based Chordia Foods is likely to emerge as a stellar player in the processed foods segment over the coming years. The corporate has invested heavily into creating new facilities and building up its two brands "Pravin" and "Navin", which are now widely available in the Maharashtra, Gujarat, and contiguous areas of Andhra and Karnataka. The present range encompasses a wide number of product lines like spices (whole, ground and blended), pickles and chutneys, curry pastes, tomato ketchup, instant mixes, snack food items and common salt.
The financials for FY05 were stable with Revenues marginally higher at Rs 21 crore (Rs 20 crore) and after tax profits of Rs 1.01 crore (Rs 97 lakh). The Q1 numbers have been solid, with Revenues at Rs 4.45 crore and after tax profits at Rs 33 lakh.
So what is Chordia all about?
Chordia Foods is now well established as the owner of the "Pravin" and "Navin" brands. Chordia owns processing facilities at Yavat and Shirwal in Maharashtra, while a new plant with a production capacity of 600 Tones per annum of Pickles located at Chittiambakkam Village, Tal and Dist Kanchipuram, Tamilnadu State, near Chennai has gone on stream. The unit cost Rs 2.5 crore to set up and will add to volumes during the year.
Outlook is promising With excellent rains during the season, the basic raw material and all the seasonal fruits, vegetables required by the Company are available in abundant quantity, resulting in substantial drop in the cost of raw material. Chordia will thus be able to supply its products to the common customers at much affordable prices. New South Indian varieties of food products have been launched by the company and the same have received encouraging response. More regional variants will be introduced during financial 2006 which will meet the local tastes. The products too will sport new packagings which are more handy, attractive and useful.
Quality is paramount
Using the assistance of US based IESC, Chordia has developed a quality control system consistent with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP). The production has been standardised which has helped Chordia establish itself as a major exporter of processed foodstuff.
Space-age technology called the HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points, pronounced hassip) was developed by NASA and the Pilsbury Company in the 1960s to manufacture foods with "zero defects" for the space program. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) now requires that the seafood industry follow HACCP. The U.S. Department of Agriculture requires the same for beef and poultry processing.The benefits of a system like HACCP to IESC clients include not only the critical prevention of food contamination, but also loss prevention, quality control and, equally important, export promotion. The same quality is now available to Indian consumers.The upcoming Food Park will spur growth
Chordia Food Products is setting up a food park at an outlay of Rs 100 crore spread over the next seven years.
This food park is being set up at Shirwal, 55km off Pune on the Pune-Bangalore Highway. The Ministry of Food Processing has sanctioned the project, the "food park" status and contributed Rs 4 crore to develop various facilities. The Park is in talks with the State Government for concessions on various fronts. The Central Government has also sanctioned about 25 per cent capital subsidy with an upper limit of Rs 50 lakhs for the units that are set up in the food park. Banks too are likely to pitch in with reduced interest rates for the units setting up shop at Shirwal.
The park offers a complete range of facilities from processing, packaging, transportation and finance to marketing the products as required by the processed food industry. The future scope for processed foods, fruits and vegetables in the country was vast as only two per cent of the total produce was processed as against 70 per cent in the developed nations. In India around Rs 4,000 crore of fruits and vegetables are wasted every year and in the Western Maharashtra itself, fruits and vegetables to the tune of Rs 1,000 crore are wasted and spoilt due to non-processing.
The first phase of the Park, set up in Shirwal, about 55 km from Pune is in the completion stage and an investment of close to Rs 16 crore has already been pumped into it. Of this about Rs 8 crore has come from the internal accruals and Rs 4 crore as loan element from SIDBI.
The Park has a full-fledged product development centre, an ultra-modern analytical and quality control lab, cold storage system with a capacity to store 3,000 tonnes of processed food and warehouse, effluent treatment plant and pilot plant which these entrepreneurs are utilising. The common facilities have been in operation for some time now and depending on the requirements, the second phase would begin its development.
The Park has about 110 acres of land under its belt and currently only about 20 acres have been developed. This is the first of its kind project in the private sector. The Park is also creating a marketing network of cash-and-carry shops; the first shop is already operational in Pune city, while a launch of these shops is being planned at major towns in the State.
A new concept
Currently, about 30 food parks have been identified of which about five of them are already in the commercial phase. The rest are in the implementation stage such as the wine park to be set up in Maharashtra and the seafood processing park to be set up in Kerala. The rest of these food parks would reach their commercial phase within a couple of years.
Unfolding potential
Current estimates place annual revenues at about Rs 600 crore from a single food park, which includes both the organised and unorganised sectors. However, the actual potential for processed foods emanating from food parks is at least 10 times higher or about Rs 6,000 crore if proper infrastructure and facilities are provided. This level of produce could come from units in and around Pune alone. Where such large players like Gits, Weikfield (mushrooms, sauce and custard), Venky's (poultry products), Desai Brothers (Mother Recipe's pickles) and Chitale Bandhu (dairy products) have manufacturing facilties.
One must not forget the fact that annually about Rs 50,000 crore of agri-produce is wasted due to improper handling, and lack of processing and storage facilities. If this wastage is reduced, it can bring in better economic returns to the farmers. There is bright future for processed food, fruits and vegetables in the country. Currently, the processed fruits and vegetable production is less than one million tonnes as compared to the availability of 136 million tonnes.
SIDBI is playing a lead role
SIDBI has decided to set up 10 such clusters in various segments and Pune has been chosen for the food cluster. The food cluster is the first of its kind from the Government sector and would be funded from the corpus of the World Bank-led Rs 450-crore credit assistance scheme.
A committee consisting of experts from the industry, SIDBI and the Ministry of Food Processing has been set up and are evaluating the project report. The project could start within one year of ground zero. The idea is to have the smaller units in the food processing sector join the cluster and utilise the common infrastructure facilities. More than the credit facility, it would also allow the SSI units access to price information, market research inputs, technology up-gradation and testing facility.
Pioneering Effort
Chordia Foods could easily be called a pioneer in the emerging processed food space, with back to back arrangements that include processing facilities, food parks and food chains providing quality produce to the consumer. And even though Financial 2006 estimates of Revenues in excess of Rs 30 crore, and after tax profits of Rs 2 crore seem modest, CFL could emerge as a major player in the processed foods segment in the coming years.
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