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Keynote Capitals reduced recommendation on Logix Microsystems Ltd. from "Buy" to "Neutral"

Date: 13 January 2009
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Keynote Capitals changed recommendation on Logix Microsystems Ltd. from "Buy" to "Neutral". Coverage on Logix Microsystems Ltd. (LML) was initiated on November 4, 2008 at Rs55.65, with a Buy rating and a target price of Rs110 (current price is Rs67.15). Currently earlier earnings estimates and target price are under review.

Keynote Capitals' comments:

- The company reported a lacklustre performance in Q3FY09, due to ongoing US auto slodown.

- Certain cost cutting measures like reduction in employee costs helped improved EBITDA margin. However, in our view there is a limit to margin improvement via cost cutting.

- Sales growth would be the main concern, going forward.

Logix Microsystems Q3FY09 Results Highlights

- Flat revenue growth of 2.9% on q-o-q basis and 6.9% on y-o-y basis in Q3FY09. The company added 78 clients in the quarter.

- EBITDA margin grew by 0.2% on q-o-q basis due to steep decline in the employee costs by 11.8%.

- Increase in depreciation, reduction in other income and heavy provisioning pulled the net profit down. Net profit declined by 21% on q-o-q as well as y-o-y. The company has made a provision for doubtful debts of Rs0.98Cr and written off one-time acquisition cost of Rs0.63Cr.

- The provision for doubtful debts is on account of payments which may not be collected from the customers who have shut down operations due to drastic fall in automobile sales in the US.











































































































































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