2. COMPANY INTRODUCTION
It is a joint venture between House of Habib of Pakistan, Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC), and Toyota
Tsusho Corporation (TTC) of Japan.
Incorporated in 1989, as Public Limited Company
Board Composition:10 BODs – 9 Men 1 Female
The Company manufactures and markets Toyota brand vehicles in Pakistan which includes:
Flagship Corolla and Yaris in the passenger (with multiple variants) car segment,
Hilux in the light commercial vehicle segment, and
Fortuner in the sports utility vehicle segment
Two Types of Manufacturing
Rush
Land Cruiser Prado
Land Cruiser 200
Camry Hybrid
Avanza
Prius
Coaster
Hiace
Corolla Cross
C
B
U
C
K
D
Corolla
Yaris
Hilux
Fortuner
3. INDUSTRY STATS
Major Competitors of Indus Motors are:
Pak Suzuki Motor Company- PSMC
Honda Atlas Cars - HCAR
Hyundai - Nishat Motors
Kia Motors (Lucky Group)
The total industry sales of locally-manufactured PC and LCV vehicles were 279,267 units in the
country during 2021- 22 compared to 181,397 units sold last year (54% growth in unit sales).
Indus Motor Company has in FY 2021-2022 sold 75,611 units (27% of units)
IMC is in process of plant expansion for adding new facilities to introduce locally assembled Hybrid
CKD model in the Pakistani market.
First to introduce hybrid vehicles in Pakistan.
The project is expected to be completed in FY 2023-24.
5. Valuation of Indus Motors
We have calculated intrinsic value of the company through Free Cash Flow to Firm (FCFF)
Method and Dividend Discount Model (DDM)
We have also Calculated Market Multiples of the company for relative valuation
Calculated Cost of Debt, Cost of Equity, WACC and short-term and long-term growth rates for
for discounting of cash flows/dividends
We have used historic data of last 6 years 2017-2022 and projected financial statements for
next 6 years from 2023 to 2028.
Basis used for forecasting of financial statements include prevailing and expected economic
conditions, historic trends and links between different line items.
6. Weighted Average Cost of Capital
(WACC)
Indus Motors has almost 100% equity based capital
structure. If it borrows loans, that is too for short-term.
Currently the company has negligible amount of loan in
its balance sheet; however to account for small amount of
loans we have used 1% of Debt and 99% of equity in or
WACC Calculation.
Risk-free rate is taken as 3-years PIB rate.
Beta is calculated through regression and same has been
verified from alternate sources i-e brokerage house
websites.
market returns are takes from PSX KSE-100 returns
7. Growth Rate Calculation
Growth rate has been calculated as follows:
Calculated average payout ratio for last 6 years 2017-2022
Accordingly, Retention ratio was calculated as 1- payout
ratio.
Average ROE has been calculated for last 6 years i-e 2017-
2022.
Finally, by multiplying retention ratio with Avg ROE we get
growth rate, that is 12%
Long-term (steady) growth rate is expected to be at
lower than this rate therefore we have used 6% as long-
term growth rate.
8. FCFF Valuation
FCFF has been calculated based on forcasted valued of income statement and balance sheet.
Terminal value has been calculated based on long-term growth rate after year 2028.
Discounting all FCFFs at WACC we get the intrinsic value of 2082.6 per share; indicating that
stock
9. DDM Valuation
Dividends paid in year 2022 has been grown with short-term growth rate till 2028.
Terminal value has been calculated based on long-term growth rate.
Discounting all dividends and terminal value at Cost of Equity we get 1,245/- per share
indicating that stock is undervalued based on current market price.
10. Alternate DDM Valuation
Alternatively, if we take values of estimated dividends based on forecasted values in financial
model and discount them back at cost of equity we get value of 2,265/- per share which also
indicate that stock is undervalued based on current market price.
11. Assumptions Used in Valuation
Company might face reduction in sales due to economic condition of pakistan and restrictions
on import and LCs
Owing to economic conditions of pakistan, Interest rates are likely to be on higher side for at
least 2 years.
Company's other Income will be only from banks and Financial Instruments
It is expected that company will have high investment in fixed income due to higher interest
rates
It is expected that interest rates will slide down after 2 years
It is assumed that taxes will be paid in the same financial year
It is assumed that there will be no new issue of shares in future