12.61% Manappuram Finance Secured NCD Dec-13/Jan-14

Manappuram Finance NCD-December-2013-January-2014; Manappuram NCD provide high returns12.61% Manappuram Finance Secured NCD Dec-13/Jan-14

Updated: Latest Manappuram Mar-2014 NCD analysis is here. After Muthoot Finance NCD’s, another gold loan company Manappuram Finance is issuing secured non-convertible debentures (NCD). It comes with 11 different options where the tenure is for 400 days to 70 months. These NCD’s can double your money in just 70 months (less than 6 years). The annualized yield is as high as 12.61% per annum. Can we invest in Mannapuram Finance NCD? What are its features and what risks are involved if we invest in Manappuram Finance NCD of Dec-2013 / Jan-2014 issue.

About Manappuram Finance Limited

Manappuram Finance is a leading gold loan company / non banking financial company (NBFC) which is engaged in providing gold loans against house hold gold ornaments. This company is listed in BSE and NSE.

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Manappuram Finance NCD

Manappuram Finance is issuing 11 options of NCD’s which are secured in nature. For secured NCD the assets are backed up for principal and interest. In case of wind-up of the company, investors of NCD would still get their principal investment and interest.

Features of Manappuram Finance NCD

  • Issue start date: 30-Dec-2013
  • Issue end date: 20-Jan-2014. However it would be closed if the required subscription is received earlier than this.
  • NCD’s are available in 11 different options.
  • Interest payable monthly, annually and at maturity depending on the option of NCD.
  • Face value of the NCD bond is Rs 1,000.
  • Minimum investment is for 10 bonds means, you need to invest for a minimum of Rs 10,000. Beyond this you can invest in multiples of 1 bond.
  • These NCD bonds would be listed on stock exchanges. Hence these are liquid investments.
  • Non-Resident Indians (NRI’s) can invest in these NCD’s in Options V to Options XI in demat form only. They can apply on repatriation and non-repatriation basis.
  • The issue size is Rs 100 Crores with an option to retain over subscription for another Rs 100 Crores
  • NCD ratings are A+/Negative by CRISIL.
  • Manappuram Finance NCD Prospectus

Below are the Interest rates details.

Manappuram Finance NCD – Interest Chart (Dec-2013/Jan-2014)
Series Tenure (Months) Face Value (Rs) Interest payment Coupon Rate (Interest) Individuals Effective yield per annum Maturity Value
I 400 days 1,000 Cumulative NA 11.00% 1,122
             
II 24 1,000 Monthly 11.50% 12.13% 1,000
             
III 24 1,000 Annually 12.00% 12.00% 1,000
             
IV 24 1,000 Cumulative NA 12.00% 1,254
             
V 36 1,000 Monthly 12.25% 12.94% 1,000
             
VI 36 1,000 Annually 12.50% 12.50% 1,000
             
VII 36 1,000 Cumulative NA 12.50% 1,424
             
VIII 60 1,000 Monthly 11.50% 12.13% 1,000
             
IX 60 1,000 Annually 12.00% 12.00% 1,000
             
X 60 1,000 Cumulative NA 12.00% 1,762
             
XI 70 1,000 Cumulative NA 12.61% 2,000
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How is the company is doing in terms of profits?

Its profits are as below:

  • Year ended Mar-2009 – Rs 30.30 Crores
  • Year ended Mar-2010 – Rs 119.72 Crores
  • Year ended Mar-2011 – Rs 282.66 Crores
  • Year ended Mar-2012 – Rs 591.46 Crores
  • Year ended Mar-2013 – Rs 208.43 Crores

Non Performing Assets (NPA) of the company are 0.67% (FY2011-12) Vs 1.21% (FY 2012-13). Last 6 months ended Sep-2013 indicates at 1.06%.

Why to invest?

  • Company is earning good profits in the last 5 years. However its profits declined in the last 2 years.
  • It offers secure NCD’s where your money is safe. Means in case of wind-up of the company due to non performance, investors of NCD would still receive the principal and interest. Hence it is safe to invest in such secured NCD’s.
  • Attractive interest rates where annualised yield comes between 11.00% to 12.61% per annum
  • You can double your money in 70 months (less than 6 years)

Why not to invest?

  • Capital adequacy ratio as per RBI limit should be 15% and actual as on 31-Mar-2013 is 22.67% which is the outside RBI limit.
  • Loans on gold ornaments are riskier. Decline in gold prices (which happened a few months back), can pose high risk to such business.
  • Increase in NPA’s for the year ending Mar-2013 is a major concern.

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How to apply?

The majority of the stock brokers who maintains demat accounts are offering the service. You can also directly apply through ICICI Direct or any other institutions indicated in the application form, if you would like to go for physical forms. However you need to have these NCD's in demat form to sell them.

Conclusion: Since these Manappuram NCD’s are secured and provides high rate of interest, you can consider this as one of the best investments. However you should consider the risks involved in investing companies. Though your investment and interest are secured, in case of non performance of the company, your payment may get delayed.

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Suresh
Manappuram Finance NCD December 2013 / January, 2014

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25 comments

  1. i want invest  money Rs 50000 in   mutual or equty funds .i just want  to that how many returns get  in monthly (approximatly) please help me. which is good mutual funds or equityin availabe  in market

  2. Hi Suresh

                     Thanks for enlightening us with your timely articles..can you please help me choose between a corporate fixed deposit and ncd.

    Which is better assuming comparable interest rates .

    Regards

    1. Sourirajan, Corporate FD’s come with risk. Even NCD’s too. However, Secured NCD’s can be considered as good for investment. Also investing in top rated corporate FD’s can also be considered. Among both, I would prefer Secured NCD.

  3. I am like to inverse 100000. I don’t know any think about this…. Plz can u tell how many I can get money per month and how long it’s safe…. Now what can I do…. And also tell that interest amount that I get monthly is fixed ya …….plz help….

    1. Hi Ragul, Yes you can invest. You should invest in secured NCD’s as they would be low risk compared to other NCD’s. If you have demat or mutual fund brokerage account with ICICIdirect or Fundsindia.com or any other broker, you can invest them by logging into their system. You can opt for monthly or quarterly or halfyearly or annual interest depending on the scheme. Returns would be fixed, however you may need to pay income tax based on your income tax slab. This you need to do on your own. All the best and Happy investing.

  4. Out of four application for NCD for my family members, one application money is not debited from the concerned sb account.  No reply / feed back from Manappuram.  What could be the reason.

    Jayalakshmi

    1. Hi Jaya, If you have applied in physical form there could be 2 reasons about why the amount is not debited. 1) Application would not have reached Manappuram 2) Received, but it would have been fully subscribed. I know second one is not correct. Hence you can go ahead and inform bank to stop payment of the cheque for such one application which is not debited for such NCD’s. This is to take precaution that it is not falling in wrong hands.

  5. Hi,

    One more NCD is in market now i.e. SREi infra NCD. Request you to please have a look and provide details alongwith your views on this NCD. Thanks In advance

      1. Hi Sureshji, Thanks for the reply. I want to express something and would also like to know your views on this. I had seen companies such as Mannapuram, Muthoot, Shriram, Srei Infra as well as IIFL issues 2-3 NCD's every year to liquidate their previous NCD's which creates a big doubt upon this companies working and balance sheets.

        1. Hi Avi, I agree with you. But one thing you should note is “Secured” NCD’s would be helpful for you to have less risk and high returns. Other NCD’s are generally high risky, hence investors are staying away for investment.

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