JSW Steel has acquired three companies in the US for $900 million to expand its geographical footprint. The target companies are Jindal United Steel Corporation, Saw Pipes, USA and Jindal Enterprises LLC.
These have 1.2 million net tonne of plate mill, 0.55 million net tonne of pipe mill and 0.35 million net tonne of double jointing and coating lines. These facilities are strategically located near a deep-water port, central to Gulf of Mexico oil and gas industries.
With this acquisition, JSW would get an entry point into growing and booming oil & gas sector in North America. The company would enhance the income accretive business model for immediate access to customers and markets through product diversification, market diversification and geographical diversification.
On completion of due diligence, JSW Steel will acquire 90% stake at an approved enterprise valuation and the balance 10% will be retained by some of the existing shareholders.
The acquisition price of $900 million works out to 6.25 times of the EBIDTA for 2006-07 (Apr-Mar) and is comparable with the transaction EBIDTA multiple of 4.7 to 14.8 times for similar transaction in the steel industry internationally, the company said in a notice to BSE.
Read more in The Economic Times article.
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JSW Steel to raise USD 325 million via FCCB
The FCCB issue is for USD 325 million with the conversion price of Rs 953.40 per share and the conversion price is at 50% premium over yesterday's close. This hasn’t come as a big surprise as it was mentioned in their result press conference that the company is looking to raise money via FCCB or ADR route.
Their 5-year, zero coupon convertibles are at annual YTM of 7.25%. The company is also looking to list on Singapore Stock Exchange and the closing date is on June 27 with ABN AMRO, Rothschild and Citigroup as joint book runners. The conversion price of Rs 953.40 per share would lead to an equity dilution of 7.8%.
The company is raising money for capex plan and is looking at increasing capacity from 3.8 mtpa to 10 mtpa by September 2010. The company has announced a capex of Rs 7,000 crore for expansion plans out of which Rs 2,000 crore is through internal accruals while Rs 5,000 crore will be financed via debt and quasi-debt instruments.
Their 5-year, zero coupon convertibles are at annual YTM of 7.25%. The company is also looking to list on Singapore Stock Exchange and the closing date is on June 27 with ABN AMRO, Rothschild and Citigroup as joint book runners. The conversion price of Rs 953.40 per share would lead to an equity dilution of 7.8%.
The company is raising money for capex plan and is looking at increasing capacity from 3.8 mtpa to 10 mtpa by September 2010. The company has announced a capex of Rs 7,000 crore for expansion plans out of which Rs 2,000 crore is through internal accruals while Rs 5,000 crore will be financed via debt and quasi-debt instruments.
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