Tata Metaliks Share Price up on Value Added Product

Tata Metaliks share price surged over 5 per cent

on the NSE today. The counter of Tata Metaliks
has been constantly buzzing for quite some time
after it has increased capacity for value-added
product ductile pipes to grab 11-12 % market
share. Tata Metaliks share price was trading 3.52
per cent higher on NSE towards the time of
market closing.
In an interview to the media, Managing Director
of Tata Metaliks, Sanjiv Paul, said that the move
in the wake of growing urbanization and the need for a basic infrastructure of
water and waste water. He warned, however, that a sharp spurt in
metallurgical coal prices from 120-130 dollars per ton to 200 dollars will
crimp margins.
Paul further continued that the company had recently added around 60-65
tons of capacity. This would take their capacity from 100,000 ton of ductile
iron pipe 2 years ago to 200,000 ton that would further take the market share
to around 11-12%. Thus, he added, that they were looking to ramp up the
value added product and also increase its percentage.
Competitive Intensity in this Space:
On being asked by a reporter about the kind of competitive intensity in this
space and whether there was a strong demand for it, Paul replied that there
was a reasonable demand. There were 7-8 players in the ductile iron pipe
market. As urbanization would grow in the society, the requirement of ductile
iron pipe would increase because it was one of the basic infrastructures of
water and waste water, he added.
Plan on Debt Reduction:
A reporter asked him about the companys plan around debt reduction. He
answered that in the last 3-4 years they had significantly reduced debt and

also continued to grow. He added that the aim of getting into more value
added products was to reduce debt faster.
On being questioned about the outlook on Tata Metaliks for the rest of FY17 as
well as going forward he replied that the market was so volatile on raw
materials that it was futile to make any projection. In merely one month,
metallurgical coal prices had gone up from 120-130 dollars per ton to 200
dollars plus. He explained that the company was worried whether it would be
able to pass it on to the consumers or the next customer in the vale chain. So
they had to play smart, Paul added.
MoU for Skill Development:
The managing director was further darted with questions from the media like
Would pricing for select products come under pressure? and Tata Metaliks
had signed a MoU for skill development. What was the skill development
centre all about?
To which Paul replied that pricing would surely be under pressure as the
sharp soar in such basic raw material was unprecedented. He added that
earlier, coke prices were going up in the same manner. Now, it was
metallurgical coal prices. This would definitely have an impact on margins, he
said.
To the last question Paul replied that the skill development centre was part of
their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities. They had decided to
impart skill to the youth as their CSR activity. He added that the West Bengal
government had agreed to handover one of its buildings in ITI Midnapore and
they had this MoU signing in the presence of CM Mamata Banerjee on 15th
September. He concluded that they would start with around 600 youth this
year and train in around 5 courses.
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Article Written by
Salman Hashmi