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Hexaware Technologies Limited Key Stats

COMPANY DESCRIPTION HEXW INDIA IT SERVICES NSE/BSE Rs 93/ Rs 45 41.5% 293.36 23,366 443

Relative Performance vs. Nifty

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Shareholding Pattern (Dec 2011) Promoters 28%

 Client concentration: Robust traction with top 10 clients has led to strong growth over the last few quarters. Hexaware’s revenue contribution from top 10 clients (53% of revenue in Q3CY11) is now at the higher-end of the peer group range, exposing the company to client concentration risk.  Slowdown in license signings by key partners: In its recent results (quarter ended Nov, 11) Oracle reported a slowdown in the new license signings. Continued weakness in license signings may impact Enterprise Application revenues.

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INDUSTRY OVERVIEW

Financial Performance Revenue & Revenue Growth 23%

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 Warrants a re-rating because of improved revenue visibility and turnaround in margins: Over the next two years, Hexaware’s topline and earnings growth is far ahead of the mid-cap peer group average and even compares favorably with Tier-1 vendors (see Peer Comparison exhibit below). We expect the stock to re-rate on the back of improved revenue visibility (from the recent large deal wins) and turnaround in margins (9m 2011 EBITDA margin at 16.2% vs 2010 EBITDA margin at 8.9%.; our 2012E and 2013E EBITDA margin estimates are at 18.6% and 18.9% respectively).  Our Rs 105 fair price for Hexaware is based on DCF valuation.  Superior growth outlook justifies premium over peers: Hexaware is currently trading at ~9x 2012 P/E. While the P/E implied by our fair price (11.8x) is at a premium to the average P/E for the mid-cap peer group (7.3x), we believe, the premium multiple (as compared to the mid-cap peer group) implied by our DCF valuation is justified because of its superior growth profile and higher margins.

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VALUATION

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 Growth in Offshore IT will continue to trump the growth in IT Outsourcing and Global IT Services spend: Global IT Services spend grew by 1.4% in 2010 to $574 bn. Within IT services, IT Outsourcing grew 2.4% to $231 bn. However, IT Offshoring grew much faster at 10.4% to $62-64 bn. Over 2006-2010, IT Offshoring has grown at a CAGR of 13% as against 5% for Global IT Services spend, a trend we expect will continue for some time. Offshoring still only constitutes 27% of the total IT Outsourcing and mere 11% of the Global IT Services spend. Given the low penetration, the secular trend towards offshoring is expected to continue over next several years. Indian offshore IT vendors are well positioned to capitalize on this, leveraging their execution prowess and financial arbitrage.

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INDIA EQUITIES

 Revenue visibility from the large deal wins: Hexaware has signed six large “multiple” services deals over the past six quarters, cumulatively worth +$625 mn (~2x TTM revenue) and include some of the largest deals ever signed by the company. While bolstering the topline visibility, it simultaneously signals the transition into a fullservices vendor increasingly involved in multiple-service lines.  Superior client mining efforts: Aggressive client mining efforts are reflected in significant increase in revenue per client led by client’s transition to higher revenue buckets. Additionally, all the large deal wins have been from the existing clients and in most cases it has been able to garner incremental work from them. Company’s consistent efforts to expand its service offerings to include newer services such infrastructure management and BPO has enabled it to cross-sell these new services to existing clients, gaining greater wallet share.  Strong license signings by Oracle/SAP should support growth: Enterprise Application services are by far the company’s traditional forte (~31% of TTM revenue). Robust license signings by both Oracle and SAP, Hexaware’s global partners, over the last seven quarters is expected to drive demand for Enterprise Application services.  Long-term contracts should improve operating metrics: Ramp-up on large contracts will help Hexaware to improve operational efficiencies with a favorable impact on margins. In our view, the key margin levers include: 1) Utilization: As it delivers on deals, utilization levels should improve to +75% from ~70-71% currently, 2) Offshore revenue mix: While Hexaware has improved offshore revenue mix by 660bps YoY in the latest quarter, there is still some dry powder left to improve it further, 3) Employee pyramid: Improved revenue visibility would allow Hexaware the leeway to increase the proportion of fresher hiring to bring down the average employee costs. RISKS AND CONCERNS

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INVESTMENT CASE

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HEXAWARE TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED

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A leading provider of IT and BPO services leveraging the onsite-offshore delivery model, Hexaware is ranked 18th on the NASSCOM’s IT Services Exporters list. The company has a total headcount of 8,164 and 194 active clients as of 30th September 2011, including 50+ Fortune 500/ Global 500 names. While the company delivers services across the entire IT/BPO spectrum, its key strengths lie in Enterprise Application Services, Business Analytics and Human Resource Outsourcing (HRO). In terms of verticals, Travel and Transportation is strong with Top 8 Global Carriers as clients. The company derives ~65% of the revenues from North America and ~28% from Europe.

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Ticker Region/Country Sector Listed on 52-week high/ Low 1-year return Shares outstanding (mn) Market Cap (Rs mn) Market Cap (USD mn)

1,500

CMP: Rs 79 Fair Value: Rs 105 Potential: 32%

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EBITDA Margin 15%

Net Profit & Net Margin 13%

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Large deals won over last six quarters Deal Close Date

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Services offered

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$110 mn

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Application Development & Maintenance (ADM), Remote Infrastructure Management (RIM) and Enterprise Application Services (EAS) EAS, Business Intelligence & Analytics (BA & I), Testing ADM & RIM RIM EAS, BA & I, Testing, BPO & ADM EAS, BA & I, Testing, ADM & RIM


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