#HAL is not a one trick pony of #Tejas as one would expect. It has various projects in Defence sector. Tejas MK-1 & MK-2 are just two of its top line products in production for Indian Airforce.
#HAL profile is design, manufacture, design, develop, maintain aircrafts, helicopters, aero-engines, avionics, accessories, aerospace structure and Industrial Gas Turbines. It is manufacturing LCA TEJAS, Dhruv Advanced Light Helicopter, LCH & LUH.
It manufactures under license Sukhoi-SU 3KI, Hawk Advance Jet Trainer, Chetak & Cheetal Helicopters. Future projects include HTT-49 Basic Trainer, LCA MK2, Maritime Utility Helicopter & Combat Air Teaming System.
FY 22 Revenues HAL had 64% revenue from Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul of Russian & Western jets in IAF. 36% revenue is from manufacturing. It has 20 production & 10 R&D centre’s across 9 geographic locations across India.
There are 5 complexes #HAL as Bangalore Complex, MiG complex, Helicopter Complex, Accessories Complex & Design Complex. A new facility at Tumkuru to manufacture Helicopters.
It supplies high precision structural & composite work packages, assemblies, avionics to Airbus, Boeing, Rolls Royce & IAI. HAL latest order book has orders 85,000 crores & 75% of which is for manufacturing which is 3.2X its TTM revenues i.e. 26,600 crores.
In pipeline #HAL has 1.24 lakh crores worth orders in manufacturing over next 3 to 4 years for LUH, LCH, Engines for SU-30 & MiG 29. Indian Government has aimed exports it 35,000 crore of Defence equip by FY 25 & HAL is estimated to have 2,500 cr exports by FY 25.
#HAL is planning to diversify into Civil Aviation as well. The company has surplus cash reserves of 14,000 crores of which it is putting 6-7% in R&D for developing in house defence equipments. Defence is a very high entry barrier and thus there is less competition.
HAL is dependent on Government of India & IAF for bulk of its order and is now diversifying into Civil MRO, Freight Conversion of Aircraft, Simulator etc.
On PE ration BEL is 29 & HAL is 14 which means stock is still heavily undervalued compared to average PE ratio 4 def sector
HAL is likely to be rerated soon. For Its financials are revenue as follows:
A niche Defence Sector Monopoly, a zero debt company, with high cash reserves & profits. A company who stock is still undervalued per sector PE & has order book of 3.2X of its 12 months sale is a potential multi-bagger. Thats #HAL in short !!!
This is just analysis of the fundamentals of the #HAL not an investment advice or recommendation. Please do your own research before investing. Thanks 🙏🏼
26th February 1964: House of Commons ! Then British PM Clement Attlee speaks on the Royal Indian Navy Revolt ! As i quote below:
“On Monday, 18th February, all ratings except chief petty officers and petty officers in h. M.I.S. Talwar, R.I.N. Signal School, Bombay, refused duty. The ratings demanded that a political leader be allowed to address them and shouted political slogans….
…. On Tuesday, the trouble spread to the Royal Indian Navy Depot (Castle Barracks) Bombay, and to ships in Bombay harbour. Ratings in the streets became rowdy and civil police made arrests of ratings involved in acts of violence.”
West Companies armed Russian MIC with critical technologies to unleash hell on Ukrainians meanwhile Western Government poured huge money in favour of Ukraine defence. Meanwhile Russian Oil/Energy/Uranium/Coal were never sanctioned under SWIFT ! Enjoy the charade 🍷😉
And yet you had a disruption in commodities market, steep inflation, fed hikes, stagflation and now an induced recession much to the benefits the corporates. The story continues to unfold !
I was Anti War in Ukraine from starting coz I knew all this was manufactured crisis. Every crisis is an opportunity for the elites to consolidate the control. I felt bad for innocent Ukrainans who suffered at hands of this and the Russian soldiers who became props in games.
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