HALISTER1: INDIA RATINGS: GMR Warora, Nspira Raised; Seven Seas Cut

INDIA RATINGS: GMR Warora, Nspira Raised; Seven Seas Cut

(Bloomberg) -- Here’s a roundup of Indian co. debt-rating changes.
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UPGRADES
  • GMR Warora Energy
    • NCDs raised to BB- from D at India Ratings
    • Cites timely servicing of entire debt
  • J B Ecotex
    • Long-term bank facilities raised to BB+ from BB at Crisil
    • Cites quick ramp-up in sales, moderate profitability
  • Mhaiskar Infrastructure
    • Senior project bank loans raised to AA from AA- at India Ratings
    • Cites no additional financial obligation
  • Nspira Management Services
    • NCDs raised to AA- from A- at India Ratings
    • Cites robust revenue growth
  • Poly Pipes
    • LT bank facilities raised to A- from BBB+ at Care
    • Cites significant increase in income
  • Shyam Steel
    • LT bank facilities raised to A from A- at Care
    • Cites increasing sales, improvement in capital structure
DOWNGRADE
  • Seven Seas Hospitality
    • LT bank facilities cut to D from B+ at Crisil
    • Cites instance of delay in interest, principal payment on term loan

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Source: BFW (Bloomberg First Word)

Tickers
GMRI IN (GMR Infrastructure Ltd)
IRB IN (IRB Infrastructure Developers Ltd)
1488669D IN (JB Ecotex LLP)
1372057D IN (Nspira Management Services Pvt Ltd)
1289740D IN (Poly Pipes India Pvt Ltd)

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HALISTER1: Moutai Soars Most in Two Years on Results; CS Sees Broader Rally

Moutai Soars Most in Two Years on Results; CS Sees Broader Rally

(Bloomberg) -- Kweichow Moutai Co. shares jumped the most since August 2015 after the distiller’s third-quarter earnings surged more than 130% from a year earlier, prompting Credit Suisse to say the strong results could help a broader rally in consumer stocks.
  • Moutai rises as much as 8.4% in Shanghai; +6.5% at 602.44 yuan as of 10:48am
  • Co.’s top-line and bottom-line growth both easily beat market expectations, with positive surprise mainly coming from strong volume growth in premium products, Credit Suisse analyst Li Chen writes in Oct. 26 note
  • Reserved about high-end volume growth in 2018, but doesn’t rule out possibility that Moutai may continue to exhaust inventory if supply shortage continues: Chen; co. took from inventory in 3Q to ease supply shortage and cool overheated prices
  • “Huge positive” surprise in Moutai earnings could trigger investor interest in consumer goods and there will likely be a rally, Chen says
  • NOTE: CSI 300 Consumer Staples Index rises 4.7%, most since December 2015
  • Goldman Sachs raises price target on Moutai by 9.2% to 648.42 yuan and maintains buy rating; lifts 2017-2021 EPS ests. by up to 10% on higher volume and selling prices
  • HSBC also reiterates buy rating and raises PT by 27% to 720 yuan
  • Moutai has 27 buy ratings, two holds and zero sell recommendations among analysts tracked by Bloomberg
To contact the reporter on this story: Will Davies in Hong Kong at wdavies13@bloomberg.net To contact the editors responsible for this story: Richard Frost at rfrost4@bloomberg.net Ron Harui, Will Davies

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Tickers
600519 CH (Kweichow Moutai Co Ltd)

People
Chen Li (Credit Suisse Group AG)

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HALISTER1: Nomura Sees 13% Downside in Inovance Tech on Margins, Expenses

Nomura Sees 13% Downside in Inovance Tech on Margins, Expenses

(Bloomberg) -- Nomura cuts Shenzhen Inovance Technology to reduce from neutral and revises down its FY17-FY19 EPS forecasts by 13% each, given its lower estimates for gross margin and higher assumptions for administrative expenses, analyst Patrick Xu writes in note Wednesday.
  • Lowers PT to 26.63 yuan from 28.01 yuan
    • Revised PT implies 13% downside from Wednesday’s close
  • Shenzhen Inovance Technology’s dependence on insulated-gate bipolar transistors makes it hard for co. to differentiate its products and results in weak bargaining power against both its customers and suppliers
  • Nomura expects administrative expenses to increase to 18% of revenue in FY17-FY19 from 16% in FY16, as management spends 1b yuan on R&D for electric passenger vehicles
  • NOTE: Stock has 23 buys, 4 holds and 1 sell, with average PT of 30.04 yuan
To contact the reporter on this story: Emma Dai in Hong Kong at edai8@bloomberg.net To contact the editors responsible for this story: Richard Frost at rfrost4@bloomberg.net Ron Harui, Robin Ganguly

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Tickers
300124 CH (Shenzhen Inovance Technology Co Ltd)

People
Patrick Xu (Nomura Holdings Inc)

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