1) Hindalco Industries acquired Novelis, a global leader in aluminum rolling and recycling, for $6 billion in 2007. This created the fifth largest integrated aluminum producer in the world.
2) The acquisition provided Hindalco with global scale and downstream aluminum processing capabilities. However, Novelis had significant debt from its spinoff from Alcan.
3) Hindalco financed the acquisition through a combination of cash, rights issue equity, and debt financing. Banks including UBS, ABN Amro, and Bank of America provided over $2.8 billion in acquisition loans.
Hindalco acquired Novelis, a global aluminum company, in 2007 for $6 billion. This made Hindalco the world's largest aluminum rolling company. The acquisition allowed Hindalco to gain access to Novelis' large international contracts and sophisticated technology. It also expanded Hindalco's global footprint to 11 countries. While the deal increased Hindalco's revenues and market share significantly, it also increased debt levels and exposed Hindalco to currency exchange rate risks. However, Hindalco overcame integration challenges by maintaining Novelis' existing management system and implementing processes to improve supply chain management and risk processes.
Hindalco acquired Novelis, a leading aluminum rolling company, for approximately $6 billion. This was Hindalco's largest acquisition to date and established Hindalco as one of the world's largest aluminum producers, with facilities on five continents. The acquisition was financed through both debt and Hindalco's cash reserves, and was intended to give Hindalco access to Novelis' downstream aluminum products business and expertise in recycling. After the acquisition, Hindalco saw large increases in revenue and profitability, and has pursued further expansion plans to capture synergies from combining Novelis' aluminum rolling operations with Hindalco's existing aluminum production facilities.
Hindalco Industries acquired Canadian company Novelis for $6 billion in 2007, making the combined entity the world's largest rolled aluminum producer. Hindalco is an Indian aluminum manufacturing company, while Novelis is headquartered in the US and is the world's largest producer of rolled aluminum sheet. The acquisition provided Hindalco with downstream aluminum processing capabilities and access to Novelis' global customers in industries like automotive and packaging. However, integrating the two companies posed financial challenges for Hindalco from the debt incurred and operational costs.
Hindalco acquired Novelis, a Canada-based aluminum company, in a $6 billion deal. This made Hindalco the fifth largest integrated aluminum producer in the world, with increased global production capacity and access to new markets. The acquisition provided Hindalco with Novelis' strong global brand and leadership in aluminum rolling, fulfilling Hindalco's goal of becoming a globally significant aluminum producer.
Hindalco acquired Novelis, a global leader in aluminum rolling and recycling, for $6 billion. The acquisition made Hindalco the world's largest aluminum company and provided access to Novelis' downstream aluminum products business and global footprint. While the high purchase price raised financial concerns, the combination created strategic and cultural fit between the companies. Hindalco planned to leverage Novelis' technologies and global operations to grow its aluminum business while maintaining cultural integration through minimal management changes at Novelis.
Hindalco acquired Canadian aluminum company Novelis in a $6 billion deal. The acquisition made Hindalco the fifth largest integrated aluminum manufacturer globally. It provided Hindalco access to Novelis' global aluminum markets and production capacity. The deal was financed through Hindalco's equity contribution, group company investments, and new term and bond loans to pay off Novelis' debt and shareholders. However, some saw the acquisition price as too high given Novelis' financial performance and contracts coming up for renewal. The merger created a larger integrated aluminum producer to capture global opportunities.
Hindalco Industries acquired Canadian aluminum company Novelis for $6 billion in an all-cash deal, making it the largest rolled aluminum producer globally. The acquisition was funded through bridge loans and Hindalco's cash reserves. It established Hindalco as a major integrated aluminum producer with downstream rolled aluminum capabilities. While the acquisition debt burden posed challenges, it provided strategic benefits like access to Novelis' technologies, customers, and global recycling business. Post-acquisition, Hindalco's financial metrics like ROE improved, though Novelis struggled initially due to pre-existing sales contracts before also improving its performance. The acquisition was assessed to be valuable for Hindalco's long-term growth in the aluminum industry.
Hindalco is acquiring Novelis, a global leader in aluminum rolled products, for $6 billion. Novelis will give Hindalco entry into new markets and customers. The deal will make Hindalco the 5th largest aluminum company globally and give it access to Novelis' advanced technology and presence in four continents. Hindalco will fund the acquisition through debt financing and cash reserves. The combination of Hindalco and Novelis is expected to create significant synergies and competitive advantages for the expanded company.
Hindalco acquired Novelis, a global aluminum company, in 2007 for $6 billion. This made Hindalco the world's largest aluminum rolling company. The acquisition allowed Hindalco to gain access to Novelis' large international contracts and sophisticated technology. It also expanded Hindalco's global footprint to 11 countries. While the deal increased Hindalco's revenues and market share significantly, it also increased debt levels and exposed Hindalco to currency exchange rate risks. However, Hindalco overcame integration challenges by maintaining Novelis' existing management system and implementing processes to improve supply chain management and risk processes.
Hindalco acquired Novelis, a leading aluminum rolling company, for approximately $6 billion. This was Hindalco's largest acquisition to date and established Hindalco as one of the world's largest aluminum producers, with facilities on five continents. The acquisition was financed through both debt and Hindalco's cash reserves, and was intended to give Hindalco access to Novelis' downstream aluminum products business and expertise in recycling. After the acquisition, Hindalco saw large increases in revenue and profitability, and has pursued further expansion plans to capture synergies from combining Novelis' aluminum rolling operations with Hindalco's existing aluminum production facilities.
Hindalco Industries acquired Canadian company Novelis for $6 billion in 2007, making the combined entity the world's largest rolled aluminum producer. Hindalco is an Indian aluminum manufacturing company, while Novelis is headquartered in the US and is the world's largest producer of rolled aluminum sheet. The acquisition provided Hindalco with downstream aluminum processing capabilities and access to Novelis' global customers in industries like automotive and packaging. However, integrating the two companies posed financial challenges for Hindalco from the debt incurred and operational costs.
Hindalco acquired Novelis, a Canada-based aluminum company, in a $6 billion deal. This made Hindalco the fifth largest integrated aluminum producer in the world, with increased global production capacity and access to new markets. The acquisition provided Hindalco with Novelis' strong global brand and leadership in aluminum rolling, fulfilling Hindalco's goal of becoming a globally significant aluminum producer.
Hindalco acquired Novelis, a global leader in aluminum rolling and recycling, for $6 billion. The acquisition made Hindalco the world's largest aluminum company and provided access to Novelis' downstream aluminum products business and global footprint. While the high purchase price raised financial concerns, the combination created strategic and cultural fit between the companies. Hindalco planned to leverage Novelis' technologies and global operations to grow its aluminum business while maintaining cultural integration through minimal management changes at Novelis.
Hindalco acquired Canadian aluminum company Novelis in a $6 billion deal. The acquisition made Hindalco the fifth largest integrated aluminum manufacturer globally. It provided Hindalco access to Novelis' global aluminum markets and production capacity. The deal was financed through Hindalco's equity contribution, group company investments, and new term and bond loans to pay off Novelis' debt and shareholders. However, some saw the acquisition price as too high given Novelis' financial performance and contracts coming up for renewal. The merger created a larger integrated aluminum producer to capture global opportunities.
Hindalco Industries acquired Canadian aluminum company Novelis for $6 billion in an all-cash deal, making it the largest rolled aluminum producer globally. The acquisition was funded through bridge loans and Hindalco's cash reserves. It established Hindalco as a major integrated aluminum producer with downstream rolled aluminum capabilities. While the acquisition debt burden posed challenges, it provided strategic benefits like access to Novelis' technologies, customers, and global recycling business. Post-acquisition, Hindalco's financial metrics like ROE improved, though Novelis struggled initially due to pre-existing sales contracts before also improving its performance. The acquisition was assessed to be valuable for Hindalco's long-term growth in the aluminum industry.
Hindalco is acquiring Novelis, a global leader in aluminum rolled products, for $6 billion. Novelis will give Hindalco entry into new markets and customers. The deal will make Hindalco the 5th largest aluminum company globally and give it access to Novelis' advanced technology and presence in four continents. Hindalco will fund the acquisition through debt financing and cash reserves. The combination of Hindalco and Novelis is expected to create significant synergies and competitive advantages for the expanded company.
Hindalco acquired Novelis to become the world's largest aluminum rolled products maker and fifth largest integrated aluminum producer. The acquisition provided Hindalco with global reach, scale, and downstream processing capabilities. Hindalco funded the acquisition through a combination of cash reserves, debt financing, and a rights issue. The cultural integration focused on maintaining Novelis' existing management structure while sharing best practices between the companies over time.
HINDALCO RIGHTS ISSUE: INDIA’S LARGEST RIGHTS ISSUE FIASCOAnshul Gupta
Hindalco announced a rights issue in 2008 to raise funds for its acquisition of Novelis. The largest aluminum company in India planned to raise approximately $1 billion (Rs. 49.26 billion) through the rights issue to pay down debt from the $6 billion Novelis purchase. However, the rights issue faced significant issues with subscription and Hindalco only raised around 55.97% of its target, reflecting the deteriorating market conditions. The undersubscription of the rights issue was Hindalco's largest such failure in India and highlighted problems integrating the Novelis acquisition.
This document provides an overview of an aluminum and copper company. It was established in 1958 and is now a global leader in aluminum and copper production. It has operations in 13 countries and annual revenue of $14.8 billion. The company's business involves aluminum production and copper production. It has strengthened its position through acquisitions of other companies. It focuses on corporate social responsibility initiatives in the communities around its operations.
- Hindalco Industries is an Indian aluminum and copper manufacturing company and one of the largest aluminum rolling companies in Asia. It reported a significant increase in profits for FY10 due to improved earnings from its subsidiary Novelis.
- The report provides an overview of Hindalco's financial performance, business segments, expansion plans, and strengths as the largest aluminum producer in India with plans to triple production in the next three years. However, it also notes delays in some expansion plans and a potential increase in debt from financing expansions.
- Based on the delays and expected increase in debt, the report recommends selling Hindalco stock for the short term until its expansion plans are completed and begin contributing to earnings in FY
Hindalco is an Indian company established in 1958 that is a global leader in aluminum and copper. It is the world's largest aluminum rolling company and one of Asia's biggest aluminum producers. Hindalco has strengthened its position in value-added alumina through acquisitions and mergers over time. The company generates about two-thirds of its revenue from aluminum products and one-third from copper. Hindalco has a strong global brand, is a low-cost producer, and has a sound financial position, but its production capacity and technology need upgrades to keep pace with global giants. The company aims to expand through R&D, value-added downstream products, recycling, and further acquisitions.
Hindalco acquired a majority stake in Indal, another Indian aluminum manufacturer, for several strategic reasons:
1) Indal's aluminum production and downstream aluminum product business added to Hindalco's portfolio and boosted its export potential.
2) The merger created an aluminum powerhouse with combined revenues of nearly Rs. 6000 crore and profits of over Rs. 1500 crore.
3) Hindalco lacked sufficient alumina and downstream aluminum capacity, which Indal provided through its integrated aluminum operations from bauxite mining to product manufacturing.
The document discusses Hindalco's acquisition of Novelis, an aluminum sheet producer. This acquisition will help Hindalco capture a larger portion of the aluminum value chain by adding higher value-added rolled aluminum products. It will significantly increase Hindalco's balance sheet, as Novelis' turnover is nearly three times that of Hindalco. Hindalco must ensure the profitability of Novelis is improved, arrange financing for the large debt from the acquisition, and ensure this does not hinder other expansion plans. If successful, Hindalco will be one of the largest metal companies in the world along with Tata Steel.
ONGC was the largest oil and gas company in India, controlling 84% of domestic production. It sought to acquire foreign assets to boost reserves and production. In 2009, ONGC acquired Imperial Energy, Canada's second largest integrated oil company, for $2.8 billion. The acquisition gave ONGC access to Imperial Energy's assets in Siberia, but production from these fields declined sharply below initial estimates. While the deal expanded ONGC internationally, declining output and changing regulations posed new challenges.
This document summarizes the proposed merger between ONGC (Oil and Natural Gas Corporation) and Imperial Energy. ONGC is the national oil company of India and Imperial Energy operates oilfields in Siberia. The key details are:
- ONGC agreed to acquire Imperial Energy for $2.58 billion to gain access to Siberian oil reserves and boost production.
- The merger would be ONGC's largest overseas acquisition and help meet India's growing energy demands as domestic output declines.
- Imperial Energy has oil reserves of 450 million barrels in Siberia and the acquisition would increase ONGC's overseas reserves.
- The merger faced regulatory hurdles requiring approval from Indian and Russian authorities.
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Hero and Honda had a successful joint venture producing motorcycles since 1984. Honda provided technology while Hero contributed its distribution. They grew rapidly due to Hero's network and absence of competitors. Honda later decided to exit the joint venture to go at it alone in India as restrictions relaxed and it gained market knowledge. The de
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ONGC is negotiating with ExxonMobil to purchase its 25% stake in an Angolan oil field for $2 billion, as ONGC struggles to keep up with Chinese competitors in acquiring foreign oil and gas assets. The RBI expects food prices in India to remain high despite a good monsoon season due to rising incomes reducing the impact of increased agricultural supply on prices, making further interest rate hikes likely. Harley-Davidson plans to start assembling motorcycles in India in the first half of 2011, making bikes 20-25% cheaper to gain market share from Japanese brands in India's growing premium motorcycle market.
Hindalco acquired Novelis to become a global integrated aluminum producer. The $6 billion acquisition gave Hindalco downstream aluminum rolling capabilities and a global footprint through Novelis' operations in 11 countries. Hindalco funded the acquisition through a combination of cash reserves, rights issue equity, and debt financing from international banks. Hindalco integrated Novelis culturally by allowing the existing management structure to remain unchanged and focusing on financial, organizational, business process, and market integration over time. The acquisition established Hindalco as a leading global aluminum producer.
Hindalco reported strong results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2011. Revenue grew 29.2% year-over-year to Rs. 2,533 crore, driven by a 12.7% increase in aluminum shipments. Adjusted EBITDA more than doubled to Rs. 263 crore, resulting in adjusted EBITDA margins of 10.4%. However, net profit declined 65% to Rs. 50 crore due to higher interest and tax expenses. Management expects continued growth in demand and benefits from capacity expansions. The stock currently trades at attractive valuations and the analyst maintains a Buy rating with a target price of Rs. 204.
Dhirubhai Ambani started his career as a clerk in Yemen and later became a manager at an oil filling station. He returned to India in 1958 and founded Reliance Commercial Corporation with Rs. 15,000. Through hard work and determination, he grew the company into the largest conglomerate in India with interests in petrochemicals, energy, retail, and telecommunications. Ambani passed away in 2002, but his vision helped establish Reliance Industries as one of the largest companies in the world.
Hindalco's subsidiary Novelis reported strong results for 4QFY2010. Top-line grew 24.8% year-over-year to US $2.42 billion as sales volumes increased 16.1% year-over-year. Adjusted EBITDA spiked 336% year-over-year to US $231 million. Novelis is focusing on increasing capacity in emerging markets, announcing plans to expand capacity in Brazil by 50% at a cost of US $300 million. Following the expiration of Novelis's metal price ceiling contracts and expected benefits from price increases and cost savings, the report maintains a "Buy" recommendation on Hindalco.
Hindalco is a major aluminum producer and the world's largest aluminum rolling company. It has various aluminum and copper products and operations across 11 countries. In recent years, Hindalco acquired Novelis, becoming the largest aluminum rolling company globally. However, Hindalco faced financial difficulties in 2013 due to low aluminum prices, high input costs, and a slowing economy. The company continues to pursue growth through capacity expansion and modernization efforts.
The document is a financial analysis of Hindalco Industries for 2006-07 to 2007-08. It includes an acknowledgement, synopsis, and sections on the global and country environment/outlook. The synopsis indicates the analysis contains EIC analysis, Porter's Five Forces industry analysis, and financial statement analysis including various ratios and Du-Pont analysis to examine trends. The global environment section describes the large global financial crisis and economic downturn, while the country outlook section discusses how past crises have impacted India's exports and real economy.
The document provides an overview of Hindalco Industries Limited, a leading aluminum and copper company in India. It discusses that Hindalco is the world's largest aluminum rolling company and one of Asia's biggest aluminum producers. It also notes that Hindalco's copper smelter is among the largest single location custom smelters globally. The document then provides details on Hindalco's leadership, business operations, products, technology used, recruitment process and contact information.
The document discusses various growth strategies for organizations, including mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, and strategic alliances. It defines these strategies and provides examples. Mergers involve two companies combining to form a single new entity, while acquisitions occur when one company takes over another. Joint ventures allow companies to form a new entity to undertake specific projects together. Strategic alliances enable sharing of resources without changes in control.
Mergers and acquisitions involve the combination of two or more companies. Mergers see the merging companies fully integrate to form an entirely new company, while acquisitions see one company purchase another but maintain separate operations. Mergers and acquisitions allow companies to achieve synergies, diversify, grow, and eliminate competition. Common types of mergers include horizontal, vertical, market extension, product extension, and conglomerate mergers. India has seen several large M&A deals over the years across various industries.
Hindalco acquired Novelis to become the world's largest aluminum rolled products maker and fifth largest integrated aluminum producer. The acquisition provided Hindalco with global reach, scale, and downstream processing capabilities. Hindalco funded the acquisition through a combination of cash reserves, debt financing, and a rights issue. The cultural integration focused on maintaining Novelis' existing management structure while sharing best practices between the companies over time.
HINDALCO RIGHTS ISSUE: INDIA’S LARGEST RIGHTS ISSUE FIASCOAnshul Gupta
Hindalco announced a rights issue in 2008 to raise funds for its acquisition of Novelis. The largest aluminum company in India planned to raise approximately $1 billion (Rs. 49.26 billion) through the rights issue to pay down debt from the $6 billion Novelis purchase. However, the rights issue faced significant issues with subscription and Hindalco only raised around 55.97% of its target, reflecting the deteriorating market conditions. The undersubscription of the rights issue was Hindalco's largest such failure in India and highlighted problems integrating the Novelis acquisition.
This document provides an overview of an aluminum and copper company. It was established in 1958 and is now a global leader in aluminum and copper production. It has operations in 13 countries and annual revenue of $14.8 billion. The company's business involves aluminum production and copper production. It has strengthened its position through acquisitions of other companies. It focuses on corporate social responsibility initiatives in the communities around its operations.
- Hindalco Industries is an Indian aluminum and copper manufacturing company and one of the largest aluminum rolling companies in Asia. It reported a significant increase in profits for FY10 due to improved earnings from its subsidiary Novelis.
- The report provides an overview of Hindalco's financial performance, business segments, expansion plans, and strengths as the largest aluminum producer in India with plans to triple production in the next three years. However, it also notes delays in some expansion plans and a potential increase in debt from financing expansions.
- Based on the delays and expected increase in debt, the report recommends selling Hindalco stock for the short term until its expansion plans are completed and begin contributing to earnings in FY
Hindalco is an Indian company established in 1958 that is a global leader in aluminum and copper. It is the world's largest aluminum rolling company and one of Asia's biggest aluminum producers. Hindalco has strengthened its position in value-added alumina through acquisitions and mergers over time. The company generates about two-thirds of its revenue from aluminum products and one-third from copper. Hindalco has a strong global brand, is a low-cost producer, and has a sound financial position, but its production capacity and technology need upgrades to keep pace with global giants. The company aims to expand through R&D, value-added downstream products, recycling, and further acquisitions.
Hindalco acquired a majority stake in Indal, another Indian aluminum manufacturer, for several strategic reasons:
1) Indal's aluminum production and downstream aluminum product business added to Hindalco's portfolio and boosted its export potential.
2) The merger created an aluminum powerhouse with combined revenues of nearly Rs. 6000 crore and profits of over Rs. 1500 crore.
3) Hindalco lacked sufficient alumina and downstream aluminum capacity, which Indal provided through its integrated aluminum operations from bauxite mining to product manufacturing.
The document discusses Hindalco's acquisition of Novelis, an aluminum sheet producer. This acquisition will help Hindalco capture a larger portion of the aluminum value chain by adding higher value-added rolled aluminum products. It will significantly increase Hindalco's balance sheet, as Novelis' turnover is nearly three times that of Hindalco. Hindalco must ensure the profitability of Novelis is improved, arrange financing for the large debt from the acquisition, and ensure this does not hinder other expansion plans. If successful, Hindalco will be one of the largest metal companies in the world along with Tata Steel.
ONGC was the largest oil and gas company in India, controlling 84% of domestic production. It sought to acquire foreign assets to boost reserves and production. In 2009, ONGC acquired Imperial Energy, Canada's second largest integrated oil company, for $2.8 billion. The acquisition gave ONGC access to Imperial Energy's assets in Siberia, but production from these fields declined sharply below initial estimates. While the deal expanded ONGC internationally, declining output and changing regulations posed new challenges.
This document summarizes the proposed merger between ONGC (Oil and Natural Gas Corporation) and Imperial Energy. ONGC is the national oil company of India and Imperial Energy operates oilfields in Siberia. The key details are:
- ONGC agreed to acquire Imperial Energy for $2.58 billion to gain access to Siberian oil reserves and boost production.
- The merger would be ONGC's largest overseas acquisition and help meet India's growing energy demands as domestic output declines.
- Imperial Energy has oil reserves of 450 million barrels in Siberia and the acquisition would increase ONGC's overseas reserves.
- The merger faced regulatory hurdles requiring approval from Indian and Russian authorities.
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Tata Motors acquired Jaguar and Land Rover from Ford in 2008. Ford was losing money on Jaguar and wanted to sell the brands. Tata saw this as an opportunity to expand globally. Some challenges included Jaguar's declining sales, Tata's inexperience in luxury brands, and strong competition. Post-acquisition, Tata implemented cost cuts like job reductions and extended payment terms.
Hero and Honda had a successful joint venture producing motorcycles since 1984. Honda provided technology while Hero contributed its distribution. They grew rapidly due to Hero's network and absence of competitors. Honda later decided to exit the joint venture to go at it alone in India as restrictions relaxed and it gained market knowledge. The de
This document discusses AO Swift (Pvt.) Ltd, an automobile parts manufacturer, and its strategic objectives to expand. The company's vision is to be a leading manufacturer of automobile parts worldwide and its mission is to provide high quality parts to customers. Some of its strategic objectives are to partner with automobile manufacturers to supply components, manage 25% growth over 5 years, and increase annual turnover to Rs. 800 million. It also aims to enter foreign markets. The document analyzes alternatives for foreign market expansion such as exporting from India, establishing local manufacturing, or acquiring other manufacturers.
ONGC is negotiating with ExxonMobil to purchase its 25% stake in an Angolan oil field for $2 billion, as ONGC struggles to keep up with Chinese competitors in acquiring foreign oil and gas assets. The RBI expects food prices in India to remain high despite a good monsoon season due to rising incomes reducing the impact of increased agricultural supply on prices, making further interest rate hikes likely. Harley-Davidson plans to start assembling motorcycles in India in the first half of 2011, making bikes 20-25% cheaper to gain market share from Japanese brands in India's growing premium motorcycle market.
Hindalco acquired Novelis to become a global integrated aluminum producer. The $6 billion acquisition gave Hindalco downstream aluminum rolling capabilities and a global footprint through Novelis' operations in 11 countries. Hindalco funded the acquisition through a combination of cash reserves, rights issue equity, and debt financing from international banks. Hindalco integrated Novelis culturally by allowing the existing management structure to remain unchanged and focusing on financial, organizational, business process, and market integration over time. The acquisition established Hindalco as a leading global aluminum producer.
Hindalco reported strong results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2011. Revenue grew 29.2% year-over-year to Rs. 2,533 crore, driven by a 12.7% increase in aluminum shipments. Adjusted EBITDA more than doubled to Rs. 263 crore, resulting in adjusted EBITDA margins of 10.4%. However, net profit declined 65% to Rs. 50 crore due to higher interest and tax expenses. Management expects continued growth in demand and benefits from capacity expansions. The stock currently trades at attractive valuations and the analyst maintains a Buy rating with a target price of Rs. 204.
Dhirubhai Ambani started his career as a clerk in Yemen and later became a manager at an oil filling station. He returned to India in 1958 and founded Reliance Commercial Corporation with Rs. 15,000. Through hard work and determination, he grew the company into the largest conglomerate in India with interests in petrochemicals, energy, retail, and telecommunications. Ambani passed away in 2002, but his vision helped establish Reliance Industries as one of the largest companies in the world.
Hindalco's subsidiary Novelis reported strong results for 4QFY2010. Top-line grew 24.8% year-over-year to US $2.42 billion as sales volumes increased 16.1% year-over-year. Adjusted EBITDA spiked 336% year-over-year to US $231 million. Novelis is focusing on increasing capacity in emerging markets, announcing plans to expand capacity in Brazil by 50% at a cost of US $300 million. Following the expiration of Novelis's metal price ceiling contracts and expected benefits from price increases and cost savings, the report maintains a "Buy" recommendation on Hindalco.
Hindalco is a major aluminum producer and the world's largest aluminum rolling company. It has various aluminum and copper products and operations across 11 countries. In recent years, Hindalco acquired Novelis, becoming the largest aluminum rolling company globally. However, Hindalco faced financial difficulties in 2013 due to low aluminum prices, high input costs, and a slowing economy. The company continues to pursue growth through capacity expansion and modernization efforts.
The document is a financial analysis of Hindalco Industries for 2006-07 to 2007-08. It includes an acknowledgement, synopsis, and sections on the global and country environment/outlook. The synopsis indicates the analysis contains EIC analysis, Porter's Five Forces industry analysis, and financial statement analysis including various ratios and Du-Pont analysis to examine trends. The global environment section describes the large global financial crisis and economic downturn, while the country outlook section discusses how past crises have impacted India's exports and real economy.
The document provides an overview of Hindalco Industries Limited, a leading aluminum and copper company in India. It discusses that Hindalco is the world's largest aluminum rolling company and one of Asia's biggest aluminum producers. It also notes that Hindalco's copper smelter is among the largest single location custom smelters globally. The document then provides details on Hindalco's leadership, business operations, products, technology used, recruitment process and contact information.
The document discusses various growth strategies for organizations, including mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, and strategic alliances. It defines these strategies and provides examples. Mergers involve two companies combining to form a single new entity, while acquisitions occur when one company takes over another. Joint ventures allow companies to form a new entity to undertake specific projects together. Strategic alliances enable sharing of resources without changes in control.
Mergers and acquisitions involve the combination of two or more companies. Mergers see the merging companies fully integrate to form an entirely new company, while acquisitions see one company purchase another but maintain separate operations. Mergers and acquisitions allow companies to achieve synergies, diversify, grow, and eliminate competition. Common types of mergers include horizontal, vertical, market extension, product extension, and conglomerate mergers. India has seen several large M&A deals over the years across various industries.
Presentation on Acquisition of Novelis by HindalcoMdAbidHasan22
Hindalco acquired Canadian aluminum company Novelis for approximately $6 billion in 2007. This made Hindalco the world's largest aluminum company and helped expand its global footprint. The acquisition provided benefits like increased market share, access to new technologies and customers, and a more diversified product portfolio to hedge against aluminum price volatility. In subsequent years, Novelis contributed increased revenues, shipments and profits to the combined company.
This document discusses capital budgeting and investment analysis processes at Hindalco Industries Limited. It provides an overview of Hindalco's business and products, including its aluminum and copper manufacturing operations. The document also outlines the objectives and scope of the author's study project, which was to understand Hindalco's capital budget preparation, investment decision making, and analysis of capital expenditures.
This document discusses capital budgeting and investment analysis processes at Hindalco Industries Limited. It provides an overview of Hindalco, describing its various aluminum and copper production facilities. It then discusses how Hindalco prepares capital budgets and makes investment decisions, including using tools like net present value, internal rate of return, and weighted average cost of capital to analyze capital expenditures. The objective of the study was to understand Hindalco's capital budgeting and investment analysis processes.
Hindalco, an aluminum producer, acquired two downstream aluminum companies, Indal in India and Novelis in North America, to diversify into aluminum product manufacturing and reduce volatility from commoditized aluminum production. Hindalco integrated Novelis financially by aligning reporting periods and consolidating results. Organizationally, Hindalco sent two executives to help Novelis but kept its top management. Hindalco also established an Indian IT company to support Novelis's systems. It projected India's aluminum product demand would double by 2012 and planned for India to absorb one-third of Novelis's output within three years.
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2. Outline of the case.
Facts
of the case
Analysis of the case
Strategic Perspective
Cultural Perspective
Financials Perspective
Conclusion
4. Features of Indian Aluminium Industry
Highly concentrated industry with only five primary plants in the
country.
Bayer-Hall- Heroult technology used by all producers.
Energy cost is 40% of manufacturing cost for metal and 30% for
rolled products.
High cost of technology is the main barrier in achieving high energy
efficiency.
Energy conservation and reduced consumption is main motive.
Increased competition from imports of aluminium.
5. Hindalco Industries Ltd.
Structured into two strategic businesses Aluminium and
Copper.
It enjoyed domestic market share of 42% In primary
aluminium, 63 % in rolled products, 20 % In extrusion , 44 %
in Foils & 31% in wheels.
•
Annual revenue of US $14 billion. market capitalization in
excess of US $ 23 billion.
•
The aluminum division's product range includes alumina
chemicals, primary aluminium ingots, and billets, wire
rods, rolled products, extrusions, foils and alloy.
10. Novelis
It
was born in early 2005 as a result of a forced‟ spinoff from its parent, the $ 23.6-billion aluminium giant
and Canada-based Alcan.
The
US and European anti-trust proceedings ruled
that the rolled products business of either Alcan or
Pechiney had to be divested from the merged entity.
The
company is No. 1 rolled products producer in
Europe, South America and Asia, and the No. 2
producer in North America.
This
involved extensive operations in over 35 plants in
11 countries and four continents.
11. Contd….
•
Novelis is the world leader in aluminium
rolling, producing an estimated 19 percent of the
world's flat-rolled aluminium products.
•
The company recycles more than 35 billion used
beverage cans annually.
•
Industry-leading assets and technology.
•
Alcan cast out its rolled products business to form
Novelis.
12. Troubled Novelis
It had a simple business model. It buys primary
aluminium, processes it into rolled products like stock for soft
drink cans, automotive parts, etc., and sells it to customers
such as Coke and Ford.
In a bid to win more business from soft drink
manufacturers, it promised four customers not to increase
product prices even if raw material aluminium prices went
up beyond a point.
But the management‟s wrong judgement led to losses of
$350 million (in 2006).
Inefficiency of the management and finance team.
13. Strategic Perspective
The rationale:
The merger of Novelis into Hindalco will establish a global
integrated aluminium producer with low-cost alumina and
aluminium production facilities combined with high -end
aluminium rolled product capabilities.
After merger Hindalco will emerge as the biggest rolled
aluminium products maker and fifth -largest integrated
aluminium manufacturer in the world.
Immediate global reach and scale along with technological
expertise.
access to customers such as General Motors Corp. and CocaCola Co
14. Downstream business derives its margin through
conversion mark-up, should act as a natural
hedge for LME-driven, volatile, upstream
commodity business.
Industry leading technology, assets and expertise
can be leveraged to grow high-value-added, flat
rolled products in fast-growing markets such as
India and China
16. Indian Deal makers
Team Members
Kumar Mangalam Birla
Debu Bhattacharya, Managing Director, Hindalco
Sumant Sinha, Group CFO
Rounds of negotiation went for 18 months before
the deal was finalized
Acquisition needs the approval of at least two
thirds of Novelis' shareholders
A day after the deal was announced, the
Hindalco share plunged 13.74 per cent,
17. Novelis Financials: Pre
acquisition
On a net worth of $322 million, Novelis has a debt of $2.33
billion (most of it high cost).
Debt/Equity =7.23:1
•
After spinoff (Alcan and Pechiney) Novelis inherited a debt
mountain of almost $2.9 billion on a capital base of less than
$500 million.
Novelis made a loss of $170 million for the first nine months of
2006 and it could take a while to turn the company around
Novelis for the first nine months of 2006, had a loss of $170
million (Rs 765 crore) on revenues of $7.4 billion (Rs 33,300
crore).
18. Hindalco Health: Pre Acquisition
Health
prior to Acquisition
Hindalco had over $800 million (Rs 3,520
crore) in cash and equivalents
Debt to Equity Ratio almost Zero
19. Deal structure
Divided into 2 parts1)100% of Novelis equity @44.93$ per
share which add up to $3.6b
2)$2.4b debt on Novelis balance
sheet
- No Option of Leverage buyout
unlike TATA Corus
20. FUNDING A MEGA-DEAL: 2007
$2.4 billion will be raised on the balance sheet of
Novelis
AV Minerals (Netherlands) a indirect subsidiary of
Hindalco raised bridge loans of $2.13 billion [CR @
7.2%] & 900 million
Hindalco raised a debt of $2.8 billion.
$450 million from its cash reserves
Essel Mining, another A V Birla group
company, chipped in with $300 million from its
reserves.
Tied up with ABN Amro Bank, Bank of America and
UBS for the Asian leg of the transaction,
The non-recourse debt raised on Novelis' books
funded through ABN Amro and UBS
21. Deal Financing :2008
Hindalco issued equity shares of Re. 1 each
on rights basis @ Rs. 96 per share
Ratio of 3:7 in September,
Aggregating to 525,802,403 shares.
Total Amount receivable of Rs. 5,047.70 Cr
Company has received Rs. 4,545 Cr
Rs. 124.90 Cr spent on related expenses of the
rights issue
Balance amount utilized to repay the bridge
loan taken for acquisition of Novelis.
22. Banks involved
2007 :Hindalco-Novelis deal, UBS (along with ABN AMRO &
Bank of America) threw the Birla company a $2.8 billion debt
lifeline.
2008: waiver due to default in Debt/EBITA ratio for novelis
2008: $1-billion loan was taken on Hindalco‟s books, and the
banks that participated in the exercise included ABN Amro,
Barclays Capital, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Calyon,
Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, Mizuho Financial and
Sumitomo Mitsui Financial.
2009:Hindalco took a syndicated loan of $982 million (Rs 4,910
crore at current rate) from 11 foreign banks to repay the bridge
loan taken two years ago for the Novelis acquisition.
23. Valuation @ Premium
“If we earn $10 for every $100 of aluminum we sell, we will now be able to earn
another $10 for every $100 worth of aluminum that Novelis processes into rolled
products.”
"Acquisitions are not geography dependent. They depend on value-creation and
will have to be in sync with existing businesses”
Kumar Mangalam Birla, 2007
“The valuation depends on the intrinsic capability of an asset. He points out that it
would have taken Hindalco at least 10 years to create that kind of capacity on the
downstream front. The acquisition is a good strategic fit and the way we see it, there
is a lot of upside potential in aluminum as a commodity. He speaks of areas like
transportation, architecture, packaging and pharmaceuticals which will be big
markets in the future for aluminum.”
--Debu Bhattacharya. MD
Sunirmal Talukdar, CFO, Hindalco
Why pay 44.36$ a share for a 30$ share
Analysts
25. Objective
Hindalco was an upstream player before it acquired Novelis, so its
profits varied every year. It decided to add downstream operations
for a few good reasons:
First, the company wanted to steady the profit stream.
Second, it realized that it had to be globally competitive at home
since India was not a protected market anymore .And
third, to move away from the commodity business ,Hindalco had
to manufacture value added products.
Making aluminium at competitive prices requires economies of
scale, process skills, and cheap raw materials .Selling value added
aluminium products demands attention to quality, service and
brands; product development skills ;and a knack for forging
customer relationships- capabilities that Hindalco did not possess.
To learn them it decided to acquire the downstream
companies:Indal in India and Novelis overseas.The objective was to
gain new competencies –not to get big fast or reduce costs.
26. Integration Process
Hindalco‟s
management allowed the
post merger process to take place
naturally and rarely intervenes
Four step Process:
1. Financial
2. Organizational
3. Business Process
4. Markets.
27. Financial Integration
Same
Financial Language.
Standardization : Prior to June 2007
, Hindalco‟s financial year ended on
March, 31st, whereas Novelis‟ period
ended on December, 31st
Guidelines of SEBI & SEC were met.
Plan to optimize tax bills of both countries.
Sharing best practices.
28. Organisational Integration:
Existing management structure ,system
,people (Job Roles ) left undisturbed.
In the first six months after the take over
Hindalco deputed just two of its own
executives to Novelis: it sent an expert from its
copper division to institutionalize a riskmanagement process and installed a senior
executive in Novelis ‟logistics department to
help improve its global supply chain
No Layoffs ,however hiring activities were kept
on hold for sometime.
29. Business Process Integration
Plain
and simple techniques to manage
business.
It set up a company to manage IT
functions of Novelis due to availability of
inexpensive engineers.
Hindalco has set Novelis a target of seven
to 12 stock turns per year by 2010,which
could free around $300 million in working
capital
30. Market Integration
India‟s
demand for aluminium products is
projected to double from 1 million tones in
2007 to almost 1.9 million tones in
2012, and half of that increase will be for
the kind of flat-rolled products Novelis
produces. Thus, India could absorb a third
of the North American company‟s output
in three years‟ time
32. Procedure for Amalgamation
/ Merger /Take over.
Check MoA (change accordingly).
Draft Scheme of Arrangement
Consider it in Board Meeting.
Apply to Court direction to call General Meeting.
Send copy of application made to High Court to
Central Gov & send notices of General Meeting to
with scheme
Notice Period shall not be less than 21 days
At General Meeting approve scheme, increase
authorized share capital , issue further shares, as
required .
33. SEBI Guidelines (Takeover code)
The Takeover Code stipulates requirement, depending upon
the nature and quantum of the acquisition, making an offer to
purchase shares from the public shareholders, including
- The minimum number of shares for which the offer is to be
made
- The minimum price at which the shares must be Acquired
In the event the public shareholding in the Indian Company
falls below the specified 10%, then
The acquirer has to make an offer to buy out the outstanding
shares remaining with the shareholders, resulting in de-listing of
the Company, or for delisting the company process prescribed
under delisting guidelines needs to be followed .
The acquirer has to divest, through an offer for sale or by a fresh
issue of capital to the public, to keep the public holding at the
prescribed levels and prevent a delisting
34. Benefits:
Post acquisitions, the company will get a strong global
footprint.
After full integration, the joint entity will become insulated from
the fluctuation of LME Aluminium prices
The deal will give Hindalco a strong presence in recycling of
aluminium business.
Novelis has a very strong technology for value added products
and its latest technology „Novelis Fusion‟ is very unique one
Novelis being market leader in the rolling business has invested
heavily in developing various production technologies. One of
such technology is a fusion technology that increase
formability of aluminium.(Useful in designing products like car)