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FY03<br />

FY04<br />

FY05<br />

FY06<br />

FY07<br />

FY08<br />

FY09<br />

<strong>Institutional</strong> <strong>Equities</strong><br />

FY10<br />

FY11<br />

FY12E<br />

FY13E<br />

FY14E<br />

FY15E<br />

Power segment: Capacity up, but operational issues hurt future valuation<br />

During the past two years, the power sector witnessed a slowdown in investments due to delay in obtaining<br />

environmental clearances, financial closure issues relating to equity contribution, timely supply of critical<br />

components for thermal projects, sourcing of fuel linkage and deteriorating SEBs’ financial status leading to<br />

low demand. All these factors postponed the investment plans of the government as well as private players.<br />

We expect the issues related to land acquisition, obtaining various clearances and fuel security to persist.<br />

However, we have analysed the project portfolios which are at development and planning stage on certain<br />

landmarks like financial closure, land clearance and equipment order placement. Based on our analysis, we<br />

have come to the conclusion that around 76GW of projects are going to be commissioned by FY15 even after<br />

considering 20% to 25% of slippage in ongoing projects. This translates into a CAGR of 20% and completion<br />

of around 21GW/year of incremental capacity in the first three years of the 12th Plan period. This provides<br />

strong visibility of accelerated capacity addition in the next three years. Apart from this, the postponed capacity<br />

would give a push to announcement of new projects during FY12-15.<br />

Exhibit 42: Achievement ratio of power capacity addition<br />

Five Year Plan Target (MW) Deficit (MW) Achievement ratio (x)<br />

7th Plan 22,245 1,193 0.95<br />

8th Plan 30,538 13,808 0.55<br />

9th Plan 40,245 20,994 0.48<br />

10th Plan 41,110 13,827 0.66<br />

FY08 16,335 7,072 0.57<br />

FY09 11,061 7,608 0.31<br />

FY10 14,507 4,922 0.66<br />

FY11 21,441 9,281 0.57<br />

Source: CEA<br />

Exhibit 43: Plan-wise capacity addition<br />

Break-up (MW) Central sector State sector Pvt sector Total Pvt sector (%)<br />

FY04 3,035 798 974 4,807 20%<br />

FY05 2,210 1,169 70 3,449 2%<br />

FY06 1,420 1,488 661 3,569 19%<br />

FY07 4,630 1,671 552 6,853 8%<br />

FY08 3,240 5,273 750 9,263 8%<br />

FY09 750 1,850 853 3,453 25%<br />

FY10 2,180 3,118 4,287 9,585 45%<br />

FY11 4,280 2,759 5,121 12,160 42%<br />

FY12E 4,750 1,000 6,698 12,448 54%<br />

FY13E 7,300 3,500 10,780 21,580 50%<br />

FY14E 7,212 3,500 10,450 21,162 49%<br />

FY15E 6,600 4,000 10,360 20,960 49%<br />

Source: CEA, Nirmal Bang <strong>Institutional</strong> <strong>Equities</strong> Research<br />

Exhibit 44: 21 Capacity addition trend<br />

(GW)<br />

25<br />

20<br />

21.5 21.0 21.0<br />

15<br />

10<br />

6.8<br />

9.2<br />

9.5<br />

12.1 12.5<br />

5<br />

3.0<br />

3.9 3.4 3.5<br />

3.4<br />

0<br />

Source: CEA, Nirmal Bang <strong>Institutional</strong> <strong>Equities</strong> Research<br />

19 Infrastructure Sector

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