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#Sail Q1FY22 profits were 94% of full Fy21 profits. Would have easily surpassed but for lower volumes of 3.3. MT (oxygen related shutdowns) compared to 4.35 MT in Q4fy21. Two numbers to focus are Rs 20,250/ tonne Ebidta and a 5063 cr debt reduction. Now how to value a cyclical:
Sail traded at an Enterprise value/ Ebidta of 6x during the pandemic. Market cap was 10k cr in March 2020, while debt was 54k cr total Enterprise value came to 64k cr. Assume that Sail trades at the same EV and debt is reduced to 15k Cr at the end of fy 22. Then …..
… at a 17 MT output in FY 22 and a conservative 21k per tonne Ebidta, Sail generates a Ebidta of Rs (17 mn x 20,250) = 34,425 cr for fy22.
At the same EV/ Ebidta of March 2020 the market cap should be Rs 34,425 cr (ebidta) x 6 (ev/ebidta) - 15000 cr (Debt) = Rs 191,550 cr. And if the Steel cycle picks speed then…….

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