Documente Academic
Documente Profesional
Documente Cultură
The highlight for the month of May was the election verdict delivered by the Indian voters. The ruling incumbent party came
back to power with an even bigger majority breaking many electoral records in the process. Globally, trade war rhetoric has
gotten louder and even resulting in some actions. Global growth has certainly seen some cool off but central bankers globally
remain highly vigilant and willing to support growth. The high frequency data across the world (Global PMI, IIP and jobs data)
is pointing to a synchronous slowdown. Slowing global growth is amply reflected in global commodity prices, with industrial
commodities like Crude, Copper and Zinc all falling between 5%-15% in May. In fact, iron ore (+55% YTD) is the only major
commodity which has risen YTD.
As far as Indian equity markets were concerned, sectoral performance was fairly divergent with Banks (+5.4%), PSBs (+6.3%)
and PSEs (+2.7%) on the winning end and Pharma (-10%), Metals (-6.1%) and IT (-3.3%) being on the losing side. The
midcap/smallcap segment of the market, while being in line with the Nifty for the month, have underperformed YTD (Nifty
+10% YTD, Midcaps +0.5% YTD and Smallcaps +1.5% YTD). Meanwhile, Indian 10 year yields fell further and breached 7% mark
on the downside. Also, economic data continues to be soft, especially on the consumption side. Auto sales have remained
weak even for May (de-growth between 5% - 15%) after an already weak April. Core Sector grew in April for second month on
the trot (April +2.6%, March +4.9%) after falling for three months on the trot. Domestic air traffic de-grew (-0.5% YoY) for the
first time in six years. Inflation remained within RBIs target range with April CPI coming in at 2.9%. Finally, GST Collections
came in at ~100k crores, third consecutive month of over 100k crore collections.
The key themes that continue to excite us remain the same as the economy moves towards the mainstream - Consumption
basket, select Auto Component, enablers of Real Estate & Infrastructure like cement and other building products, Speciality
chemicals, private financials and niche NBFC’s, agriculture and rural consumption.
Your fund, the ABM Core &Satellite Portfolio (ABM C&SP) out-performed for the month with returns of (+)4.9% as against the
benchmark returns of (+)1.3%. The portfolio continues to fare reasonably on longer time frames with 2Y & 3Y returns at
(+)3.6% & (+)14.7% as against (+)10.2% & (+)13.4% for the benchmark (CNX100). We remain almost fully invested with ~4%
average cash levels.
417%
450.0%
L-Cap 54.0%
M-Cap 45.97% 350.0%
236%
Portfolio ROE (2Y Avg) 16.9% 250.0%
167% 150%
Portfolio 2YF EPS CAGR 19.7% 120%
150.0%
Portfolio P/E (2YF) 23.0
Portfolio 2YF PEG Ratio 1.17 50.0%
Dalmia + OCL Minda Aarti Industries Aegis Logistics Kotak Mahindra
Wtd Avg M-Cap 100,938 Industries Ltd Limited Ltd Bank Ltd
Disclaimer:
This document is not for public distribution and is meant solely for the personal information of the authorised recipient. No part of the information must be altered, transmitted, copied, distributed or reproduced in any form to any other
person. Persons into whose possession this document may come are required to observe these restrictions. This document is for general information purposes only and does not constitute an investment advice or an offer to sell or
solicitation of an offer to buy / sell any security and is not intended for distribution in countries where distribution of such material is subject to any licensing, registration or other legal requirements.
The information, opinion, views contained in this document are as per prevailing conditions and are of the date appearing on this material only and are subject to change. No reliance may be placed for any purpose whatsoever on
the information contained in this document or on its completeness. Neither Aditya Birla Money Limited (ABML), its group companies, its directors, associates, employees nor any person connected with it accepts any liability or loss
arising from the use of this document. The views and opinions expressed herein by the author in the document are his own and do not reflect the views of Aditya Birla Money Limited or any of its associate or group companies. The
information set out herein may be subject to updation, completion, revision, verification and amendment and such information may change materially. Past performance is no guarantee and does not indicate or guide to future
performance.
Nothing in this document is intended to constitute legal, tax or investment advice, or an opinion regarding the appropriateness of any investment, or a solicitation of any type. The contents in this document are intended for general
information purposes only. This document or information mentioned therefore should not form the basis of and should not be relied upon in connection with making any investment. The investment may not be suited to all the
categories of investors. The recipients should therefore obtain their own professional, legal, tax and financial advice and assessment of their risk profile and financial condition before considering any decision.
Aditya Birla Money Limited, its associate and group companies, its directors, associates, employees from time to time may have various interests/ positions in any of the securities of the Company(ies) mentioned therein or be
engaged in any other transactions involving such securities or otherwise in other securities of the companies / organization mentioned in the document or may have other interest with respect to any recommendation and / related
information and opinions. The company follows Employee TradingPolicy which regulates the trading activities of the research analysts. The compensation of the research analysts is governed as per the Board approved “Research
Analyst” Policy.
Aditya Birla Money Limited is acting as a Research Analyst and is registered under SEBI (Research Analyst) Regulations, 2014. SEBI Registration No. INH000002145