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Gujarat Pipavav Port stock faces challenges in market share, Jefferies reiterates Underperform rating

EditorAhmed Abdulazez Abdulkadir
Published 27-08-2024, 03:08 pm
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On Tuesday, Jefferies reiterated its underperform rating on Gujarat Pipavav Port (NS:GPPL) Ltd. (GPPV:IN) with a price target of INR140.00. The firm's analysis suggests that Gujarat Pipavav (NS:RELV) may struggle to maintain its market share due to the dominant presence of Adani Group's Mundra Port. The management of Gujarat Pipavav is currently negotiating with the Gujarat Maritime Board to extend its existing concession. This negotiation is significant as it sets a precedent for future renewals.

The current price target of INR140.00 does not account for any potential extension of the concession. Jefferies indicates that should an extension be granted with a 30% revenue share, the price target could be revised to INR199.00. However, even with this increased target, the firm believes there would still be a downside to the stock. The upside risk to the current underperform rating would be if the renewal were to occur on the same single-digit revenue share terms as the existing agreement.

Gujarat Pipavav Port's ongoing discussions with the Gujarat Maritime Board are critical to the company's future revenue prospects. The outcome of these discussions will likely influence the port's ability to compete effectively in the region, especially against the well-established operations at Mundra Port.

Investors and market watchers will be keeping a close eye on the developments of these negotiations, as the terms of concession renewal could have a significant impact on Gujarat Pipavav Port's financial performance. The company's ability to secure a favorable deal could potentially alter its market position and financial outlook.

Jefferies' stance on Gujarat Pipavav Port Ltd. reflects a cautious approach to the company's current market challenges and the potential financial implications of its concession renewal talks.

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