Date: 22 March 2011
Hindusthan National Glass and Industries (HNG) is the leader of container glass market in India, with 55% share. The Company has pan India presence and its container glass portfolio ranges from 5ml to 3,200 ml in various colors, such as amber, flint and green. As of FY10, the Company has an installed capacity of 2825 TPD of Glass Bottles and Vials. It also has 47.5% stake in the float glass venture, HNG Float Glass Ltd, with an option to increase it.With sustained growth in user industry, we expect HNG's revenue to grow at13%&14%and Net Profit to grow at9%&11%in FY11E&FY12E respectively.”
“Container glass market is expected to grow at 10% - 12% per annum backed by a CAGR of ~ 10%, 16%, 15% and 14% in liquor, pharma, beverages and processed foods respectively. We believe HNG with its pan India presence is well placed to exploit the user industry growth. HNG has embarked upon an ambitious INR 25 bn expansion plan to cater to rising demand from user industry. The management plans to increase the total capacity from 2825 TPD in FY10 to 4,805 TPD by FY13, an increase of 70%. The green field plant at Naidupeta is strategically placed in the highest liquor consuming state of Andhra Pradesh, making company's growth prospects better. Power accounts for ~28% of total operating cost. HNG has shifted from Furnace Oil and LPG to Natural Gas in Bahadurgarh & Neemrana plants and is in the process of shifting to Natural gas in Rishra by Apr ‘11, Nashik by Sep ’11, Puducherry by Oct ‘12 , Rishikesh by Jun ‘13; which will lead to a saving of ~INR 50 mn per plant per annum thus improving the overall operating margins. Improvement in draw and pack efficiencies, economies of scale in sourcing, production and customer service will further add to margins. HNG Float Glass Ltd (HNGFL) captured 15-18% (clear float glass) market share in 6 months and expects to more than break even at the net level in a full year's working in FY11.HNGhas 47.5% stake in the float glass venture. Rising stake in HNG Float Glass would be EPS accretive for HNG.”
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