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Aurobindo Pharma

Detailed Report |18 February 2016Sector: Healthcare

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Aurobindo Pharma: Growth capsule

Summary ............................................................................................................. 3

US business – strong growth to sustain in medium term ........................................ 5

Regulatory concerns unwarranted; Buy on weakness .......................................... 13

European operations – Actavis acquisition to provide scale ................................. 17

ARV business – Focus on high margin business .................................................... 19

APIs – Ramping up capacities to meet demand .................................................... 20

Financial outlook ................................................................................................ 21

Valuations: At significant discount to peers ......................................................... 23

Aurobindo Pharma – SWOT Analysis ................................................................... 28

Story in charts .................................................................................................... 29

Financials and Valuations ................................................................................... 30

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Growth capsule Rare combination of fastest growth and cheapest valuations

ARBP is poised to deliver the fastest growth among Indian large cap pharma peers (27% EPS growth over FY15-18E v/s 22% for coverage universe) and is trading at attractive valuations of 15x FY17E and 12x FY18E EPS – at ~20% discount to large cap peers.

US business revenue is expected to more than double in three years to >INR100b (USD1.5b) in FY18 v/s ~INR47b (USD792m) in FY15, driven by (a) ramp-up of existing launches, (b) one of the largest pipeline of pending ANDAs among Indian peers – in niche areas of Controlled Substances, Injectables, Penems and Peptides, and (c) USD appreciation.

We believe concerns related to 483 observations at unit VII are unwarranted, as there are no data integrity issues, and most importantly, ARBP has received two approvals (on 2nd and 5th February 2016) from this facility post the inspection.

We expect the valuation gap vis-à-vis peers to narrow on increasing profitability and strong free cash flow generation. ARBP remains one of our top picks in the sector. Our target price of INR1,100 (20x FY18E EPS) implies 65% upside.

Our sensitivity analysis suggests significant upside in the bull case (assuming higher US sales and margins) and <10% downside in the bear case.

US business to double in three years ARBP has the highest number of pending ANDAs among Indian peers (~168

pending ANDAs). It has received >30 approvals YTD FY16 v/s 3 approvals in FY15.

We expect this strong approval momentum to continue, as the company has >50 pending ANDAs, which are >2.5 years old, including 168 pending ANDAs with 28 TADs till the end of August 2016. This provides us visibility of strong launch pipeline over the next 12-15 months.

US business revenue is expected to more than double in three years to >INR100b (USD1.5b) in FY18 v/s ~INR47b (USD792m) in FY15, driven by (a) ramp-up of existing launches, (b) strong pipeline in niche areas of Controlled Substances, Injectables, Penems and Peptides, and (c) USD appreciation.

Over the next twelve months, strong growth in US sales will be driven by ramp-up of existing launches (Integrilin, Isosulfan, etc), and upcoming launches like Meropenem, Valgancyclovir, Angiomax, Nexium, etc.

Improving business mix to boost margins; expect 27% EPS CAGR over FY15-18 Large exposure to API business and low margin ARV products kept ARBP’s

base business margins at sub-20% levels till FY15. We expect EBITDA margins to expand to >25% by FY18, driven by improved scale of operations (driving operating leverage) and scale-up of high margin US launches (Injectibles, Penems, etc).

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Aurobindo Pharma CMP: INR667 TP: INR1,100(+65%) Buy

BSE Sensex S&P CNX 23,382 7,108

Stock Info Bloomberg ARBP IN Equity Shares (m) 584.8 52-Week Range (INR) 892/491 1, 6, 12 Rel. Per (%) -14/-4/42 M.Cap. (INR b)/(USD b) 390.1/5.7 Avg Val,(INR m)/Vol ‘000 1,688/1,696 Free float (%) 46.1

Financial Snapshot (INR b) Y/E Mar 2015 2016E 2017E Net Sales 121.2 138.2 163.1 EBITDA 25.6 31.9 39.2 PAT 16.2 20.1 25.4 EPS (INR) 27.7 34.5 43.5 Gr. (%) 9.1 24.4 26.3 BV/Sh (INR) 88.3 119.7 160.7 RoE (%) 36.4 33.1 31.0 RoCE (%) 28.2 29.2 30.6 P/E (x) 24.0 19.3 15.3 P/BV (x) 7.5 5.6 4.1

Shareholding pattern (%) As On Dec-15 Sep-15 Dec-14 Promoter 53.9 53.9 54.1 DII 6.5 6.1 6.5 FII 28.8 28.9 29.7 Others 10.9 11.1 9.7 FII Includes depository receipts

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We expect ARBP’s net profit to expand at 27% CAGR over FY15-18, mainlyled by strong operating performance (24% EBITDA CAGR) and increasingfinancial leverage.

High FCF generation + declining capex = lower debt ARBP has not been able to generate significant cash flows till FY15 (because

of lower margins and geographic / technological expansions). This trend islikely to change, going forward, as the investments start generating returns.In 9MFY16, ARBP generated ~USD70m of FCF (~USD50m in 3Q). We expectFCF generation of ~USD400m by FY18, which would help reduce leveragefrom 0.7x currently to 0.1x by FY18.

Capex is expected to come down from FY18, as the 5 greenfield facilities and3 brownfield facilities get commissioned by FY17. Consequently, RoCE islikely to improve to >30% by FY18.

Regulatory concerns unwarranted; Buy on weakness The stock has corrected ~18% in the last one month, primarily due to

concerns related to (1) observations raised by USFDA at unit VII plant, (2)charge sheet by Enforcement Directorate (ED), and (3) weak macrofundamentals.

We believe that concerns related to 483 observations at unit VII areunwarranted, as there are no data integrity issues, and most importantly,the company has received two approvals (on 2nd and 5th February 2016)from this facility post the inspection.

Unlike most other large cap peers (Sun Pharma, Dr Reddy’s and Cadila),ARBP has no facilities under regulatory enforcement at this point in time.Given that ARBP’s key plants have been successfully inspected (we believeissues at unit VII are non-concerning) by USFDA in the last one year, itprovides comfort around stable business outlook.

The ED charge sheet was filed in a four year old case. ARBP has categoricallymentioned that liability from this case at company level is insignificant(~INR130m). However, promoters are directly involved in this matter.

Trades at significant discount to peers; Buy ARBP trades at 15x FY17E and 12x FY18E EPS, at ~20% discount to large cap

peers. Strong US ramp-up, improvement in margins coupled with FCFgeneration, and continuous decline in debt would help multiples expand inthe medium term.

We expect the valuation gap vis-à-vis peers to narrow on the back ofincreasing profitability and strong free cash flow generation. ARBP remainsone of our top picks in the sector. Our target price of INR1,100 (20x FY18EEPS) implies 65% upside.

Our sensitivity analysis suggests significant upside in the bull case (assuminghigher US sales and margins) and <10% downside in the bear case.

Risks: USFDA inspection is an ongoing (but critical) business risk, as everyquarter 1-2 facilities are being inspected.

Stock Performance (1-year)

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US business – strong growth to sustain in medium term

ARBP's US business is likely to double in three years to INR102b, driven by burst ofANDA approvals and increasing contribution of complex generic products in US sales.

ARBP has 168 products pending at USFDA, of which more than 50 are Injectables. Itwill also be launching products in the Control Substances, Penems, Depo Injectionsand Peptides categories.

ARBP has been traditionally strong in Beta Lactum products, with significant presence in Semi-synthetic Penicillins and Cephalosporins. However, in the last few years, it has developed a robust ANDA pipeline of 168 products (largest among Indian peers), with a fair mix of niche complex generics like Injectables, Controlled Substances, Penems, Peptides and plain vanilla generics. These niche segments are technically complex to commercialize/develop and also have entry barriers in terms of dedicated facility required (and gestation period). Consequently, competition is likely to be much lower and profitability per product higher. ARBP’s low cost operating structure and vertical integration across most products (~90%) have also added to its competitiveness. Moreover, it has forayed into US OTC business with US-based subsidiary called Aurohealth and Natrol Franchise.

Exhibit 1: US business

Source: Company, MOSL

US business to grow at a CAGR of 30%+ over FY15-18E Over FY10-15, ARBP delivered robust 42% CAGR on the back of niche oral launches (including Cymbalta), entry into Injectables, Controlled Substances and Government Tender business. Despite a strong growth phase in the last five years, we believe ARBP is well poised to maintain this growth momentum for the next few years. We expect US business to grow at a CAGR of ~30% over FY15–18 (Injectables portfolio to grow at 44%). Consequently, the contribution of US sales is expected to increase from ~38% in FY15 to ~52% in FY18.

9 12 12 18 34 48 62 81 102

70.0

30.4

(0.5)

48.1

94.2

42.0 28.6 30.0 26.2

FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16E FY17E FY18E

US formulations (INR b) YoY growth (%)

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Exhibit 2: US sales break-up


Exhibit 3: Aurobindo’s US business is divided into four key verticals


Exhibit 4: US revenue split of USD790m (FY15)


Exhibit 5: US revenue split of USD1.5b (FY18E)


792

425

130 90 63

1500

FY15 (USD m) Rx business Injectables Natrol OTC FY18E (USD m)

Aurobindo Orals (~85% of sales)

•Oral products •Accounts for >80% of

US sales •135+ pending ANDAs

Controlled substances (~6% of US sales)

•Primarily institutionalbusiness

•7 product approvalstill date

•9 ANDAs pending(USD 3b)

Injectable business (~8% of US sales)

•ARBP has 3Manfacturing facilities

•First approvalrecieved in FY12.

•18 products approvaltill date

•60+ pending ANDAs

AuroHealth

•Deals with OTC and Nutraceuticalbusiness

•Revenue generationto start from FY16

Natrol

•Acquired this brandin FY15.

•FY15 sales includeonly 4 month sales(~USD30m)

•To grow at 20%+CAGR

Aurobindo USA (Oral products)

63%

Auromedics (Injectables

) 9%

Aurolife (Rx and

Controlled Substances)

24%

Aurohealth 0%

Natrol 4%

Aurobindo USA (Oral products)

48%

Auromedics (Injectables)

12%

Aurolife (Controlled Substances)

28%

Aurohealth 4%

Natrol 8%

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Largest product pipeline among peers New product launches and the quality of the products approved remain the key drivers for growth in the US generics space. The product pipeline in the US looks robust, as ARBP has the largest pipeline of pending ANDAs, including a rich mix of Oral, Injectables and Controlled Substances.

Exhibit 6: Robust ANDA pipeline


Exhibit 7: Highest pending ANDAs among peers


Exhibit 8: Classification of filed products


Exhibit 9: Classification of pending products


Burst of approvals provide strong visibility of future growth In the first 9 months of FY16, ARBP has received 35 approvals from USFDA, which could add USD130m-150m to annual sales. The number of approvals received in FY16 is already more than double the number received in the whole of FY15 and FY14 put together (~13 approvals). The approvals are a mix of plain vanilla generics, limited competition Injectables and complex Oral generics. We believe product approvals like Suprax, Evista, Dilantin and Baraclude could add USD20m-30m each to US annual sales, going forward. Given that out of the pending Injectable portfolio of >50 pending ANDAs, most were filed in FY12 and FY13, we expect multiple Injectable approvals to come through in the next two years.

172 209

239 269

336 387

59 75 92 88 145 168

FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 YTD

ANDA filed ANDAs pending

387

71

266 167

42

311

591

168

27

165

63 23

158 156

ARBP ALPM CDH GNP IPCA LPC SUNP

ANDA Filed ANDA Pending

Non Betalectam

81%

Injectables and

Ophthalmic 4%

Cephalosporin & SSP

15%

Penem 0%

Non Betalectam

66%

Injectables and

Ophthalmic 32%

Cephalosporin & SSP

1%

Penem 1%

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Exhibit 10: ANDA approvals picking up in FY16


Exhibit 11: List of ARBPs approved products in US market in FY16 (YTD)

Brand Name Drug Name Size (USD m)

Launch/ approval date

Integrilin Eptifibatide Inj 31 Dec-15 Plan B One-Step Levonorgestrel Tab 64 Dec-15

Dexamethasone Sodium Phosphate 31 Dec-15 Actonel Risedronate Sodium Tab 113 Dec-15 Imodium Loperamide Hydrochloride 10 Dec-15 Solu-Medrol Methylprednisolone Sodium Succinate 102 Dec-15 Patanol Olopatadine Hydrochloride 235 Dec-15 Pepcid Famotidine Tab 29 Dec-15 Revatio Sildenafil Citrate Tab 80 Nov-15 Ultram ER Tramadol Hydrochloride tablets <100 Oct-15 Namenda Memantine Hydrochloride tablets 1230 Oct-15 Abilify Aripiprazole Tablets 7300 Oct-15 Micardis Telmisartan 92 Sep-15 Lopid Gemfibrozil 35 Sep-15 Evista Raloxifene Hydrochloride 404 Aug-15 Baraclude Entecavir 291 Aug-15 Prilosec DR Omeprazole DR 442 Aug-15 Boniva Ibandronate Injection 15 Aug-15 Xanax Alprazolam 58 Aug-15 Methadose Methadone Hydrochloride NA Aug-15

Cetrizine Hydrochloride (OTC product) NA Aug-15 Brevibloc Esmolol HCL Injection 6 Jul-15 Tambocor Flecainide Acetate 61 Jul-15 Zithromax Azithromycin Injection 135 Jun-15 Comtan Entacapone 59 Jun-15 Dilantin Phenytoin Sodium 125 Jun-15 Flagy Metronidazole 58 May-15 Suprax Cefixime 80 Apr-15 Atracurium Atracurium Besylate Injection 10 Apr-15 Revatio Sildenafil Injection 10 Apr-15

7

18

10

26

19 16 18 17

36

10

3

35

FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 YTD

ANDA approvals

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Exhibit 12: Break-up of US sales

Injectables – next leg of growth

US Injectables market – low on competition and high on profitability: The US is the largest market for Generic Sterile Injectables, with a market size of ~USD7b in 2013 and is expected to reach ~USD10b by 2020. Injectables are a specialized and niche area within the pharmaceuticals industry due to the high complexity involved in formulating a large and complex product portfolio across various therapies based on multiple technology platforms and delivery mechanisms.

High entry barriers keep competition away: Limited FDA-approved capacities, capital intensive facilities with long timelines to set up, changes in regulations (auto-handling is now mandatory in the EU), and manufacturing complexities make Injectables a limited pricing pressure opportunity. The customer segment is almost exclusively hospitals, with a distinct decision-making process and criteria. This has resulted in very few generic players.

Exhibit 13: Generic injectable market to expand over next years (USD b)


786

115 100

100 150

1243

FY15 Incrementalsales from already launched products

Productsapproved

but yet to launch

Injectables More than35 products

to be launched…

FY17E

7

10

2013 2020

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Injectables remain key growth driver for ARBP: ARBP received its first Injectables approval in late FY12 for a product called Ceftazidime. Since then, it has received 10 product approvals in the Injectables space. The current pending filings stand at 48. ARBP has received target action date (TAD) for 27 products till August 2016. It has already received 13 Injectable approvals in FY16. We expect another 10-12 Injectable approvals over the next 12 months. Besides, it will continue to benefit from the shortages in already existing products like Lidocaine and Bupivacaine (earlier benefited from shortage of Piperacillin Tazobactam also). We believe Injectables will be one of the key contributors to ARBP’s US sales going forward and expect this segment to grow at a CAGR of 44% over FY15-18.

Exhibit 14: Injectable portfolio to be key driver


Exhibit 15: Approved injectable portfolio in the US


Building capabilities in niche areas within Injectables space: ARBP has dedicated facilities for Semi-synthetic Penicillins (SSPs), Penems and non-Betalactam liquid Injectable products. Of 25 approved Injectable products, 10 are SSP-based approved Injectables, while the rest are a mix of plain vanilla Injectables and products under drug shortage list (including Lidocaine and Bupivacaine). ARBP’s pipeline of Injectable ANDAs includes 2 Penems filings, 10 Ophthal, and few complex Injectables (like Fondaparinux). ARBP is also working on building capabilities in the niche areas of (1) Hormones / Steroids, (2) Oncology, (3) Liposomes / Microspeheres, and (4) addition to Penems / Opthalmic portfolio.

Controlled Substances and Institutional Business in the US ARBP supplies Controlled Substances in the US market through its Aurolife subsidiary in the US. It has decided to establish a foothold in this market due to limited competition and high barriers to entry. For this, ARBP has set up a manufacturing facility in the US through a US-based subsidiary, Aurolife Inc. It currently has 7 approved products and generated revenue of >USD50m in FY15 from this vertical. The current ANDA pipeline of 9 Control Substances has market potential of at least USD500m. Revenue from Controlled Substances is expected to grow at a CAGR of 20% over FY16-18.

The Federal VA awards, which drove revenues in FY14 and FY15, will continue to do so, as the tenure is five years. USD15m-20m of reasonably stable revenue stream can be expected from these awards in FY15. Oxycodone with Acetaminophen, Dextroamphetamine, and the Dextromphetamine combination salt are few of the key products in this segment.

31 524 2,202

4,216 5,940

8,710

12,580

-

1,589.7

320.4 91.5 40.9 46.6 44.4

FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18

Injectable revenues (INR m) % YoY growth

Anaesthetics

23%

Anti-biotics 45%

Anti-nausea 9%

Others 23%

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Penems ARBP has also developed and made Penem filings for four products in the

Injectables portfolio. The company is selecting difficult-to-make products andhas set up a facility under brand AuroNext in Bhiwandi to manufacture high-endPenems.

The company has also made a strategic acquisition of Silicon Life Sciences inFY14 (for INR116m) for backward integration into manufacturing APIs forPenems.

The company has already filed two Penems with USFDA and is expected toreceive approval for Meropenem in the near term. The total market size ofthese Penem filings is expected to be around USD200m in the US. ARBP is alsoexpected to file for Ertapenem in FY17.

Peptides Peptides is a fast growing industry and ARBP is likely to emerge as a strong

player, with plans to file more than 30 Peptides, going forward. Currently, only1-2 players are manufacturing these products.

The company has set up a subsidiary called Auro Peptide and has already filedtwo DMFs and is expected to file one more in 4QFY16. Prior to the US, it willlaunch these products in emerging markets and Europe. The commercializing islikely to start from CY16.

Currently, ARBP is developing four Microsphere and Liposomal Injectableproducts for which filing can start from FY17. The addressable market for theseproducts is about USD3b.

Specialty Drugs (Oncology & Hormones) As per IMS, Oncology is among the largest therapy segments in developed

markets (USD70b-80b by FY18). Hormones are also going to be one of thefastest growing therapies over the next few years.

In FY14, ARBP acquired 60% stake in Eugia, which develops and markets nicheHormonal and Oncology generic formulations for the regulated markets.

ARBP has completed first exhibit batches for three Hormone products, withfiling expected in FY16.

It is also working on 15 Oncology products and plans to prepare exhibit batchesfor Oncology Injectables from FY16.

Nutraceuticals As per GIA, the global Nutraceuticals market is expected to exceed USD263b by

2020, growing at a CAGR of 8%. ARBP is exploring this market and R&D facilities have been initiated to identify

and develop synthetic Nutraceutical products. During 2013-14, process development work to manufacture a few products has

been completed.

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Exhibit 16: Pending approvals Molecule Brand Sales (USD m) Potential Esomeprazole Nexium 2,272 FY17 Palonosetron Aloxi 450 FY17 Emtricitabine Emtriva 25 FY17 Rosuvastatin Crestor 3,164 FY17 Paricalcitol Zemplar 300 FY17 Dexmedetomidine Precedex 150 FY17 Abacavir + lamivudine Epzicom 490 FY17 Ritonavir Norvir 500 FY17 Tenofovir Disporoxil Viread 570 FY18 Emtricitabine + tenofovir Truvada 2,000 FY18 Atomoxetine Strattera 384 FY18 Atazanavir Reyataz 769 FY18 Tygecycline Tygacil 132 FY18 Bivalirudin Angiomax 450 FY20 Moxifloxacin Vigamox 266 FY20 Saxagliptin Onglyza 426 FY23 Saxagliptin+metformin Kombiglyze XR 165 FY23 Gatifloxacin Zymaxid 65 Unknown Pitavastatin Livalo 100 Unknown Prasugrel Effient 377 Unknown Minocycline Solodyn 370 Unknown Dalfampridine Ampyra 235 Unknown Efavirenz Sustiva 178 Unknown Dextromethorphan HBr+Guaifenesin Mucinex DM 90 Unknown Doribax Doripenem 10 Unknown Esomeprazole Nexium 2,272 FY17 Palonosetron Aloxi 450 FY17

Source Company, MOSL

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Regulatory concerns unwarranted; Buy on weakness

The stock has corrected ~18% in the last one month, primarily due to concernsrelated to (1) observations raised by USFDA at unit VII plant, (2) charge sheet byED (Enforcement directorate), and (3) weak macro fundamentals.

We believe that concerns related to 483 observations at unit VII areunwarranted, as there are no data integrity issues, and most importantly, thecompany has received two approvals (on 2nd and 5th February 2016) from thisfacility post the inspection.

Unlike most other large cap peers (Sun Pharma, Dr Reddy’s and Cadila), ARBPhas no critical regulatory issues at this point in time. Given that ARBP’s keyplants have been successfully inspected (we believe issues at unit VII are non-concerning) by USFDA in the last one year, it provides comfort around stablebusiness outlook.

The ED charge sheet was filed in a four year old case. ARBP has categoricallymentioned that liability from this case at company level is insignificant(~INR130m). However, promoters are directly involved in this matter.

Increase in regulatory scrutiny a concern- to benefit the sector in long term Inspection rate by US FDA outside US has increased by >75% over last 5 years What has led to this increase:

Inspection rate outside US was at ~2-3 years vs ~1 year in US. US FDA isplanning to bridge this gap.

Increase in regulatory fees has helped FDA to invest more on quality controland increase inspection rate.

Surprise visits by USFDA (unlike before) has led to increase in adverseresults.

Though it seems that inspection rate has increased it is in line with the assetshare India accounts for ~40% of US FDA compliant facilities (outside US) and

inspection rate share for India was at ~35% in recent past.

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Exhibit 17: India's share of inspection rate in line with facility share (%)


Exhibit 18: Equal % of warning letter issued to facilities in US and outside US (%)


483 observations common but escalation of it is uncommon Recent history suggests that 483s observations comes at more than 70% of

inspections which happen However this does not mean that every 483 observation will escalate to warning

letters/ import alerts Rate of 483 observations getting converted into warning letter/ import alerts

remains in low single digits Nature of 483 observations is key to assess the probability of it getting

converted into warning letter- Data integrity issues etc.

Exhibit 19: FDA inspections in last 7 years SUNP LPC DRRD ARBP CDH GNP TRP IPCA

No of inspection 52 18 31 18 15 19 5 10 483 issued 37 12 19 14 12 14 4 7 % of 483 issued 71 67 61 77 80 74 80 70 Warning Letter 2 1 3 1 1 0 0 0 Import alert 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 3


40

35

India's share of US FDAapproved facilties outside

US (%)

India's share of inspectionrate (%)

5%

6%

Rate of warning letterissuance for US (%)

Non-US facilties (%)

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Exhibit 20: US FDA approved facilities status for key companies

FDF API Both Total Under

enforcement Pending 483s SUNP 11 3 1 15 4 0 LPC 5 3 2 10 0 1 DRRD 6 9 0 15 3 0 CIPLA 2 2 2 6 0 1 ARBP 6 6 1 13 0 1 GNP 5 2 0 7 0 0 CDH 6 2 0 8 1 0 TRP 1 0 1 2 0 0 IPCA 2 2 0 4 0 0


Exhibit 21: Past warning letters to Indian companies

Company Facility Issue Date of inspection Date of letter Time Gap (days) Resolution Date Time Gap

(days)

Cadila Healthcare Moraiya Warning Letter 9/5/2014 12/23/2015 474 Not closed

Cadila Healthcare Ahmedabad Warning Letter 12/6/2014 12/23/2015 382 Not closed

Sun Pharma Halol Warning Letter 9/16/2014 12/17/2015 457 Not closed

Dr. Reddy's Duvvada Warning Letter 3/6/2015 11/15/2015 254 Not closed

Dr. Reddy's Miryalguda Warning Letter 1/31/2015 11/15/2015 288 Not closed

Dr. Reddy's Srikakulam Warning Letter 11/27/2014 11/15/2015 353 Not closed

Cadila Healthcare Moraiya Warning Letter 2/3/2011 6/21/2011 138 7/11/2012 386

Lupin Mandideep Warning Letter 11/12/2008 5/7/2009 176 1/20/2010 258

Ranbaxy Dewas Warning Letter 2/12/2008 9/16/2008 217 Not closed

Ranbaxy Paonta Sahib Warning Letter 3/7/2008 9/16/2008 193 Not closed

Strides Agila Warning Letter 6/27/2013 9/9/2013 74 Not closed

Sun Pharma Karkhadi Warning Letter 11/16/2013 5/7/2014 172 Not closed

Sun Pharma Cranbury Warning Letter 4/28/2010 8/25/2010 119 9/19/2011 390

Wockhardt Chikalthana Warning Letter 7/31/2013 11/25/2013 117 Not closed

Wockhardt Waluj Warning Letter 3/22/2013 7/18/2013 118 Not closed

Aurobindo Unit III Warning Letter 9/24/2010 5/20/2011 238 Not closed

Aurobindo Unit VI Warning Letter 12/22/2010 5/20/2011 149 6/4/2012 381


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One of the strongest manufacturing capabilities ARBP currently has 7 USFDA approved formulations facilities (including 2 Injectables, 1 Controlled Substance, and 1 Nutraceutical formulation facility). Apart from this, it has 8 formulations facilities under construction (including 1 Penems, 1 dedicated Oncology & Hormones, and 1 Injectable). 4-5 of these yet-to-be-operational facilities will supply formulations to the US market. It also has 6 USFDA approved API facilities, which supply Cephalosporin, Peptides, Penems and ARVs.

Exhibit 22: Aurobindo- Unitwise product portfolio in US Unit Products Form Filed Approved Under review Unit 3 NPNC Oral 119 112 7 Unit 4 NPNC Injectable 67 21 46 Unit 6B Cephs Oral 11 11 0 Unit 7 NPNC Oral 143 55 88 Unit 12 SSP Oral & injectable 19 19 0 AuroLife NPNC Oral 26 10 16 AuroNext Penem Injectable 2 0 2 Total 387 228 159


Exhibit 23: US FDA approved formulations facilities Site Name Product Capabilities Location Unit III Non antibiotics, ARVs / orals India Unit IV Injectables (Non-antibiotics) India Unit VI B Cephalosporin / orals India Unit VII Non antibiotics, ARVs / orals India Unit XII Antibiotics, injectables, orals India Natrol Nutraceuticals US AuroLife Non antibiotic & controlled substances US Other formulations facilities AuroNext Penem formulations India Brazil Unit Antibiotics Brazil Eugia^ Oncology & hormones India AuroHealth^ Pharma OTC / Orals and Liquids US Unit X^ Non antibiotics, solid orals India Unit XV^ Non antibiotics, solid & liquid orals India Unit XVI^ Antibiotics, injectables India APL Healthcare^ Pharma OTC, solid orals India

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European operations – Actavis acquisition to provide scale

ARBP has expanded its Europe business inorganically. Till date, it has acquired three businesses in Europe – Milopharm in 2006, Pharmacin in 2007 and Actavis in 2014. European business sales grew four fold in FY15 to INR31.9b on the back of the acquisition of Actavis’ Europe business. As a result, Europe sales contribution has also increased from 8% in FY14 to 26% in FY15.

Actavis business was making substantial losses when it was acquired by ARBP in 2014. However, the shift in manufacturing location from Europe to India is likely to bring substantial cost savings. ARBP has site transferred 28 products to its Indian facility and has achieved EBITDA breakeven in the EU region.

Exhibit 24: EU growth bolstered by Actavis buy


Benefits of Actavis business Currently, Actavis business is spread over 7 countries in Europe – France, Germany, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, and Portugal. It is one of the leading Indian companies, with strong generics footprint in Europe. With this acquisition, ARBP has expanded its product lines and distribution network. It also includes 1,250 dossier license rights and another 200 drugs are in the pipeline.

ARBP is likely to provide low cost high quality APIs that will lower COGS significantly. ARBP also has large presence in Injectables, which could be leverage to improve profitability in Europe. This acquisition would also give an opportunity to enter into institutional (Hospital) market in Europe. ARBP will strengthen its position in key therapy areas like CNS, Anti-infectives and Digestives post this acquisition.

Cost optimization to help create value in European business Actavis’ generic Europe business had reported 8% loss of sales in CY13. By cost optimization efforts, ARBP is on track to achieve PAT breakeven by FY16 and higher single-digit margins in next two years.

Currently, ARBP sources most of its products from Actavis’ manufacturing facilities. However, it plans to expand 50% of its portfolio to India. Till 3QFY16, it has

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transferred 28 products to Indian facilities. Once the greenfield facility to supply to Europe is ready, the site transfer process would pick up.

Acquisition to provide access to institutional business Till now, ARBP did not have presence in Hospital sales across Europe. With this acquisition, 25% of the sales channels comprise of Hospital sales. ARBP can leverage this sales channel 18-24 months down the line to market its growing Injectables portfolio. Further down the line, its high value products like Penems from Auronext and Hormones from Eugia can be launched in Europe through these established channels.

Exhibit 25: Wide product portfolio acquired Exhibit 26: … expanding access to newer channels


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ARV business – Focus on high margin business

ARV business grew 15% in FY15 to INR9.7b, driven by improving traction in tenders. The company provides cost effective generic version of >43 ARV products catering to more than 100 countries and 2m HIV patients. ARBP plans to focus on high value triple combination products. WHO recently included Tenofovir Triples as First Line Treatment (FLT). Currently, out of USD1b Tenfovir Triples market, ARBP’s share is only 4%.

Exhibit 27: ARV business


Dolutegravir (DTG) – The Next Growth Driver ARBP is the first generic company to sign license with ViiV Healthcare for the

next generation Integrase Inhibitor – DTG Filed an ANDA application for DTG 50mg with USFDA under the PEPFAR

program. WHO announced this drug as a 1st line reserve drug in its 2015 HIV

treatment guidelines. Play a collaborative role in upgrading millions of patients to the latest best in

class ARV drug. Developing a Triple drug combination containing DTG. Market size is expected to be USD2b in 2017; Triple combination drug

containing DTG expected to garner major share.

Key ARV products: 1. Efavirenz + Lamivudine + Tenofovir2. Lamivudine + Zidovudine Tabs3. Abacavir Sulfate Tabs4. Lopinavir + Ritonavir Tabs5. Efavirenz + Emtricitabine + Tenofovir Tabs6. Zidovudine + Lamivudine + Nevirapine Tabs

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APIs – Ramping up capacities to meet demand

API sales declined 6% in FY15 to INR27b, impacted by shift in focus to formulations and growing captive consumption. Broadly, API business is divided into three categories – SSPs, Cephalosporin and non-Betalactum. SSP sales declined 12% to INR8.6b while Cephalosporin sales grew 6% to INR9.3b. Non-Betalactum sales declined 10% to INR9.1b, affected by weaker traction in ARV tenders in FY15. Slowdown in growth is due to increasing pricing pressures and strategy to stay out of low margin products. This focus is clearly visible from the uptick in the share of non-Betalactum products from 17% in FY09 to 34% in FY15. Going ahead, the ARV segment would be the key driver of API business that will drive profitability and revenue growth. However, we expect overall API business contribution to decline from 22% in FY15 to 16% in FY18.

Exhibit 28: API mix shifting toward high-margin products


Exhibit 29: API filings


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Financial outlook

We forecast ARBP’s core earnings to grow at 27% CAGR over FY15-18, primarily led by improved business mix (high margin formulations), financial leverage and turnaround of acquired EU business. We expect revenue to grow at 17% CAGR and expect EBITDA margins to expand cumulatively by 370bp over FY15-18 (to 25.3%). We expect moderation in capex (INR6b-7b annually) to aid cash flow generation and deleveraging, driving financial leverage.

US to lead revenue growth We expect ARBP’s revenues to grow at 17% CAGR over FY15-18, on a high base (gCymbalta). Key growth drivers are likely to be (a) scale-up of niche products in US (30% CAGR, 38% of sales), (b) steady growth in EU business (3% CAGR, 27% of sales), and (c) triple dose combination products driving growth in ARV segment (20% CAGR, 8% of sales).

Improving business mix to boost margins; expect 27% EPS CAGR over FY15-18 Large exposure to API business and low margin ARV products has kept ARBP’s base business margins at sub-20% levels over the last four years. We expect EBITDA margins to improve cumulatively by 370bp over FY15-18, driven by improved scale of operations (driving operating leverage) and scale-up of high margin US launches (Injectibles, Penems, etc). We expect ARBP’s net profit to grow at 27% CAGR over FY15-18, mainly led by strong operating performance (24% EBITDA CAGR) and increasing financial leverage.

Exhibit 31: Forecast 27% EPS CAGR


Exhibit 32: Break-up of EPS growth (FY15E-18E)


Despite high capex, ARBP to generate substantial cash flows High capex outlay over the years has resulted in suboptimal return ratios. We expect capex outlay to stay at least at INR10b for the next few years. However, stable working capital requirement (post integration of EU operations) and improving margin profile would result in better free cash generation. Over FY15-18, we expect ARBP to generate INR25b free cash flows, which would help reduce leverage from 0.7x to 0.2x by FY18. Consequently, RoCE is likely to improve from 28% (FY15E) to 31% by FY18.

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Exhibit 33: Capex plans

Source: Company, Mosl

Exhibit 34: Capex to remain elevated


Exhibit 35: Asset turnover to improve


Exhibit 36: Improving free cashflows


• Dedictaed block for Lypholizedvials at Unit IV

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Valuations: At significant discount to peers

ARBP has outperformed most of its peers in Indian Pharma over the last 12 months. This has been driven by (a) significant improvement in operating performance post clearance of USFDA import alert, and (b) ramp-up in US launches, including high margin gCymbalta. With its recent acquisitions in the EU (Actavis assets) and the US (Natrol), the share of high margin formulations in total revenues has increased to ~80% (v/s 54% in FY10), positioning it among large cap formulations players. Our target price of INR1,100 discounts ARBP’s FY18E EPS at 20x.

The stock is currently trading at a premium to its 3-year average P/E multiple,which is justified, given stronger business profile and earnings outlook.

It quotes at 10% discount to the sector average target P/E multiple, factoringhigher leverage and potential execution-related risks.

Current valuations imply a PEG of 0.66x (FY15-18E EPS CAGR of 27%).

We believe re-rating of the stock from a single-digit P/E multiple to current levels partly factors transition to a formulations player, improved execution in the US, and moderation in leverage (from 1.2x D/E in FY10 to 0.7x in FY15). However, current valuations at 15.9x FY17E and 12.6x FY18E EPS are still at 30-35% discount to the sector average, which is unjustified in our view. Further re-rating is imminent, given:

Strong EPS outlook – expect 27% CAGR over FY15-18, backed by 17% revenueCAGR

Strong free cash flow generation of INR28b over FY15-18 Deleveraging of balance sheet – expect D/E to improve to 0.2x by FY18 from

0.7x now

Key catalysts to drive stock performance over the medium term Improvement in EU profitability (30% of business), led by deeper penetration in

existing markets and site transfer to India Launch of high margin products in the US, including Injectables (25+ launches

over next 18 months), Controlled Substances, etc. Focus on high margin triple combination ARV products in Africa (from FY16E)

Risks to our investment assumptions Regulatory risks could lead to stoppage of supplies to the US and Europe. ARBP

has filed large number ANDAs from its unit VII facility in Hyderabad. During thelast USFDA inspection, it had received four 483 observations, EIR is still awaited.

There is ongoing litigation, involving ARBP’s senior management in theHyderabad court.

Delay in cost rationalization efforts in the EU business could lead to lower thanexpected earnings growth.

Deferral of key approvals in the US.

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Valuation gap to narrow ARBP trades at 15x FY17E and 12x FY18E EPS, at 30-35% discount to large cap

peers. We expect the valuation gap to narrow on the back of increasingprofitability and strong free cash flows.

Though ARBP is largely into generics business, a substantial part of its businessstill comes from mature products that generate sustainable cash flows. The riskthat ARBP will face heavy competition in these products over the foreseeablefuture is low.

Besides that, business fundamentals are also improving. ARBP has startedgenerating FCF and leverage has declined by ~USD70m YTD (to USD610m). Netdebt/equity has come down to ~0.5x at as the end of 3QFY16 from ~1.3x in FY13(despite increase in capex, acquisition of EU business and Natrol), primarily dueto strong profitability growth (PAT growth of 72% over FY13-16E).

Substantial improvement in monetizing ANDA pipeline has also increased theconfidence on the company’s execution skills. We believe strong earningsdelivery and sharp reduction in leverage would merit a re-look at the valuationgap with peers; further re-rating is imminent. We value the stock at INR1,100(20x FY18E EPS).

Exhibit 37: Compendium

Company CMP (INR)

TP (INR) Rating

FY16E FY17E FY18E FY16E FY17E FY18E FY16E FY17E FY18E EPS (INR) P/E (x) EV/EBITDA (x)

SUNP 854 975 Buy 19.9 33.1 39.0 42.9 25.8 21.9 23.9 17.1 14.1 LPC 1,730 2,250 Buy 49.7 73.0 90.0 34.8 23.7 19.2 27.3 17.6 14.1 DRRD 2,961 3,300 Neutral 152.4 154.4 183.4 19.4 19.2 16.1 13.0 12.6 10.3 CIPLA 519 600 Neutral 23.0 24.8 33.3 22.5 21.0 15.6 14.2 11.8 9.1 ARBP 667 1,100 Buy 34.5 43.5 55.0 19.2 15.2 12.0 13.3 10.6 8.2 CDH 314 380 Buy 15.2 14.5 21.0 20.6 21.6 15.0 14.8 14.0 9.9 GNP 720 880 Neutral 29.8 39.9 48.9 24.1 18.0 14.7 14.1 9.0 7.8 TRP 1,322 1,800 Neutral 64.2 71.6 90.0 20.6 18.5 14.7 8.7 13.5 10.8 ALKEM 1,320 1,750 Buy 61.7 71.4 87.5 21.4 18.5 15.1 19.5 15.5 11.9 ALPM 608 680 Neutral 26.2 29.5 35.6 23.2 20.6 17.1 10.3 14.3 11.4 IPCA 598 680 Neutral 10.9 26.0 40.1 54.7 23.0 14.9 22.3 13.0 9.3


Exhibit 38: P/E bands (trading at 1 Std to its LPA P/E)


Exhibit 39: P/E bands (trading at 18x)


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Exhibit 40: Relative to healthcare (%)


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Sensitivity analysis – Upside potential outweighs downside risk

Exhibit 41: Scenario analysis suggests >100% upside in bull case vs <10% downside in bear case

Assumptions FY18E EPS (INR)

Target Multiple (x)

TP (INR)

Upside/ (Downside)

Base Case USD1,550m of US sales in FY18E 55.0 20 1,100 75%

EU EBITDA margins of ~5% in base case in FY18EBull Case USD100m of additional sales in US 61.3 22 1,350 >100%

EU EBITDA margins of ~10% vs 5% in base caseBear Case USD250m of lower sales in US & ROW 38.7 15 580 -7.4%

EU EBITDA margins of ~0% vs 5% in base case

Bull case suggests >100% upside from current levels Our sensitivity analysis suggests that in the bull case, ARBP could generate EPS of ~INR65 (v/s INR57.5 in base case). Valuing ARBP at 22x forward earnings (in line with peers v/s 20x in base case – 10% discount to peers) yields a fair value of INR1,425 (v/s TP of INR1,150), implying upside of >75% from CMP.

Faster than expected ramp-up of US business: We have assumed US businesssales for ARBP to almost double to ~USD1500m in FY18 (v/s USD792m in FY15)in our base case. However, approvals in niche segments, including Penems,Peptides, and Hormonal & Oncology Injectables could help add US sales of~USD100m in FY18. We have also assumed EBITDA margin of 35-40% onincremental US sales of USD100m in bull case scenario (v/s ~30% in base case).

Vertical integration benefits in EU could surprise positively: Site transfer ofproducts to India should lead to margin expansion. Currently, we have assumedEBITDA margins of ~5% in FY18 from EU region. Cost optimization coupled withvertical integration benefits could lead to margin of 10% in EU market (ARBPexpects margins from this region to be in low double digits in medium term).

Valuation multiples in line with peers rather than at discount: In our base case,we have assumed target multiple of ~20x (10-15% discount to peers). EPSgrowth of ~28% coupled strong FCF generation and improvement in returnratios should allow ARBP to trade at par with large cap peers at 22x.

Exhibit 42: Triggers for bull case- US ramp up coupled with margin improvement in EU and multiple re-rating


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Bear case analysis indicates limited downside from current levels Our bear case sensitivity analysis shows that ARBP could generate EPS of ~INR47 (v/s INR57.5 in base case). Valuing ARBP at 15x forward earnings (25-30% discount to peers v/s 20x in base case – 10% discount to peers) yields a fair value of INR580 (v/s TP of INR1,100), implying downside of <10% from CMP.

Slower ramp-up in US and ROW markets: We have assumed US business salesfor ARBP to almost double to ~USD1,500m in FY18 (v/s USD792m in FY15) in ourbase case. However, slower than expected approval rate coupled with increasein competition could lead to lower sales. Also, we have assumed revenues togrow in high teens in the years ahead. In the bear case, we have lowered ourFY18E revenues by ~USD250m on the back of slower ramp-up in the US andROW markets.

Status quo remains in EU business: Though there is a very high likelihood ofmargin improvement in EU markets, in the bear case scenario, we have assumedthat cost will remain high and the company will continue to generate zerooperating profit in this market. This could happen only if the site transfer plandoes not result in cost benefit (which should be the ideal case).

Valuation multiples discount to broaden to 25-30% discount to peers: In thiscase, we have assumed target multiple at ~15x v/s ~20x in the base case. Thiscould happen if macro factors become progressively worse or there is aquestion mark on the company’s growth outlook.

Exhibit 43: Triggers for bear case- Slow ramp-up in US & ROW coupled status quo in EU and multiple downgrade


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Vertically integrated businessmodel

One of the largest ANDApipelines in US: ARBP has oneof the largest pending ANDApipelines of >165 in the USmarket

Lower dependence on largeproducts provides stability tobase business (largest productaccounts for <5% of sales).

To generate ~USD950m of USsales in FY16, with lowestR&D in the industry

No presence in domesticbranded business

Behind large cap peers incomplex generics segment

Higher debt - investing forfuture: ARBP currently hasdebt of ~USD610m primarilydue to recent acquisitions andaggressive expansion

Foraying into niche areas inUS: Complex generic filings inlimited competition areasincluding Penems, Peptides,and Hormonal & OncologyInjectables

Turnaround in Europe: ARBPexpects EBITDA margins forthis business to be in doubledigits over the next threeyears.

Currency volatility bodes welldue to limited emergingmarket exposures:

USFDA scrutiny: USFDAscrutiny has become a key riskfor pharma companies.

High base effect: US businesswill almost reach the USD1bmark in FY16.. Niche approvalswill be key to drive growth

INR appreciation: Steepappreciation in INR will have anegative impact on revenueand profitability.

AUROBINDO PHARMA – SWOT Analysis

STRENGTHS WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITY THREATS

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Story in charts

Exhibit 44: Segment mix (%)

FY14 FY15 FY16E FY17E FY18E CAGR (15-18E)

USA 30 41 33 33 34 26

Natrol 0 0 1 5 5 78

EU 8 8 30 28 29 1

RoW 7 6 5 5 6 20

ARV 13 10 7 6 6 20

APIs 43 35 25 22 21 7

Total 100 100 100 100 100 17 Source: Company, MOSL

Exhibit 45: Segment growth (%)

FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16E FY17E FY18E

USA 133 94 37 24 32 28

Natrol 355 12 10

EU 36 44 375 0 2 5

RoW 45 11 23 12 20 20

ARV -5 12 15 20 20 20 APIs 23 13 -6 7 9 8

Total 27 39 49 18 18 18 Source: Company, MOSL

Exhibit 46: EBITDA growth to exceed revenues


Exhibit 47: Break-up of sales growth (FY15-18E)


Exhibit 48: Forecast 27% EPS CAGR


Exhibit 49: Break-up of EPS growth (FY15E-18E)


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Exhibit 50: Working capital has improved


Exhibit 51: Expect improved cash flows to aid deleveraging


Exhibit 52: Rich ANDA pipeline v/s peers


Exhibit 53: Return ratios


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Financials and Valuations Income Statement (INR Million) Y/E Mar 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016E 2017E 2018E Net Sales 43,816 46,274 58,553 80,998 121,205 138,228 163,139 192,362 Change (%) 22.5 5.6 26.5 38.3 49.6 14.0 18.0 17.9 EBITDA 9,598 6,101 8,610 22,828 25,636 31,931 39,153 48,668 EBITDA Margin (%) 21.9 13.2 14.7 28.2 21.2 23.1 24.0 25.3 Depreciation 1,715 2,005 2,487 3,125 3,326 3,862 4,483 5,072 EBIT 7,883 4,096 6,122 19,703 22,310 28,068 34,670 43,595

Interest 625 1,028 1,313 1,079 843 966 720 635 Other Income 252 247 285 232 808 600 800 1,000 Extraordinary items 372 -5,445 -1,353 -2,031 -596 -835 0 0 PBT 7,881 -2,129 3,741 16,825 21,679 26,868 34,750 43,960 Tax 2,251 -888 827 3,635 5,966 7,389 9,382 11,869 Tax Rate (%) 28.6 41.7 22.1 21.6 27.5 27.5 27.0 27.0 Min. Int. & Assoc. Share -4 -6 -25 -38 -45 -48 -50 -55Reported PAT 5,634 -1,235 2,939 13,228 15,758 19,527 25,417 32,146 Adjusted PAT 5,369 1,939 3,993 14,820 16,190 20,132 25,417 32,146 Change (%) 11.5 -63.9 105.9 271.2 9.2 24.4 26.3 26.5

Balance Sheet (INR Million) Y/E Mar 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016E 2017E 2018E Share Capital 582 582 582 583 584 584 584 584 Reserves 23,866 22,814 25,475 36,919 50,975 69,334 93,291 123,977 Net Worth 24,448 23,397 26,058 37,502 51,559 69,918 93,875 124,561 Debt 24,143 30,959 34,355 36,339 38,636 36,023 31,771 28,345 Deferred Tax 1,191 -16 680 2,054 2,058 2,099 2,141 2,184 Total Capital Employed 49,873 54,442 61,202 76,151 92,511 108,303 128,056 155,364 Gross Fixed Assets 24,380 30,863 37,080 41,817 55,810 66,810 77,810 85,810 Less: Acc Depreciation 6,994 8,916 11,246 14,371 17,697 21,560 26,043 31,115 Net Fixed Assets 17,386 21,947 25,834 27,445 38,112 45,250 51,766 54,694 Capital WIP 6,574 6,454 2,185 2,105 2,500 2,500 2,500 2,500 Investments 385 385 223 198 198 200 200 200 Current Assets 34,334 33,536 43,982 64,386 87,647 92,133 109,481 133,117 Inventory 14,553 15,456 19,236 23,675 36,113 37,075 43,265 50,436 Debtors 12,310 12,400 15,970 26,366 35,392 39,764 46,931 55,337 Cash & Bank 1,867 709 2,085 1,786 4,692 5,394 7,385 13,445 Loans & Adv, Others 5,604 4,972 6,692 12,559 11,451 9,900 11,900 13,900 Curr Liabs & Provns 8,807 7,880 11,576 18,747 36,587 32,420 36,531 35,788 Curr. Liabilities 8,193 7,174 10,685 17,389 34,161 31,495 35,606 34,863 Provisions 614 706 891 1,358 2,426 925 925 925 Net Current Assets 25,527 25,656 32,406 45,640 51,061 59,714 72,950 97,329 Total Assets 49,872 54,442 61,202 76,151 92,511 108,303 128,056 155,364

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Financials and Valuations Ratios Y/E Mar 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016E 2017E 2018E Basic (INR) EPS 9.2 3.3 6.9 25.4 27.7 34.5 43.5 55.0 Cash EPS 12.2 6.8 11.1 30.8 33.4 41.1 51.2 63.7 Book Value 42.0 40.2 44.7 64.3 88.3 119.7 160.7 213.3 DPS 1.2 0.5 0.8 1.5 2.3 2.0 2.5 2.5 Payout (incl. Div. Tax.) 12.1 -23.6 14.9 6.6 8.3 6.0 5.7 4.5 Valuation(x) P/E 26.2 24.0 19.3 15.3 12.1 Cash P/E 21.6 19.9 16.2 13.0 10.5 Price / Book Value 10.4 7.5 5.6 4.1 3.1 EV/Sales 5.2 3.5 3.0 2.5 2.1 EV/EBITDA 18.6 16.5 13.1 10.6 8.3 Dividend Yield (%) 0.2 0.3 0.3 0.4 0.4 Profitability Ratios (%) RoE 25.1 8.1 16.1 46.6 36.4 33.1 31.0 29.4 RoCE 18.4 8.4 11.2 29.7 28.2 29.2 30.6 32.0 Turnover Ratios (%) Asset Turnover (x) 0.9 0.8 1.0 1.1 1.3 1.3 1.3 1.2 Debtors (No. of Days) 100 96 97 116 105 103 103 103 Inventory (No. of Days) 121 122 120 107 109 98 97 96 Creditors (No. of Days) 129 96 118 137 136 151 151 137 Leverage Ratios (%) Net Debt/Equity (x) 0.9 1.3 1.2 0.9 0.7 0.4 0.3 0.1

Cash Flow Statement (INR Million) Y/E Mar 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016E 2017E 2018E Adjusted EBITDA 9,598 6,101 8,610 22,828 25,636 31,931 39,153 48,668 Non cash opr. exp (inc) 252 247 285 232 808 600 800 1,000 (Inc)/Dec in Wkg. Cap. -6,409 -1,288 -5,374 -13,533 -2,515 -7,951 -11,244 -18,320Tax Paid -2,251 -327 -132 -3,635 -5,966 -7,389 -9,382 -11,869Other operating activities 372 -5,445 -1,353 -2,031 -596 -835 0 0 CF from Op. Activity 1,562 -712 2,036 3,863 17,367 16,356 19,327 19,478 (Inc)/Dec in FA & CWIP -2,866 -6,446 -2,106 -4,656 -14,388 -11,000 -11,000 -8,000Free cash flows -1,304 -7,157 -70 -794 2,979 5,356 8,327 11,478(Pur)/Sale of Invt 383 0 -163 -25 0 2 0 0 Others 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CF from Inv. Activity -2,483 -6,446 -2,269 -4,681 -14,388 -10,998 -11,000 -8,000Inc/(Dec) in Net Worth 1,207 474 159 -910 -386 0 0 0 Inc / (Dec) in Debt 2,645 6,828 3,403 2,131 2,298 -2,607 -4,247 -3,421Interest Paid -625 -1,028 -1,313 -1,079 -843 -966 -720 -635Divd Paid (incl Tax) & Others -1,167 -276 -641 379 -1,142 -1,083 -1,368 -1,362CF from Fin. Activity 2,060 5,998 1,608 520 -73 -4,656 -6,335 -5,419Inc/(Dec) in Cash 1,139 -1,159 1,376 -298 2,906 702 1,992 6,059Add: Opening Balance 728 1,867 709 2,085 1,786 4,692 5,394 7,385Closing Balance 1,867 708 2,084 1,786 4,691 5,394 7,385 13,445

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