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HD Hyundai Electric Summary

Core Content and Key Insights

HD Hyundai Electric (267260.KS) is a leading transformer manufacturer with strong fundamentals and a positive outlook from Citi Research. The firm has raised its target price (TP) from W450,000 to W500,000, reflecting increased confidence in its long-term growth prospects and margin expansion potential.

Main Points

Order Visibility: HD has a substantial order backlog of US$6.2 billion as of 1Q25, equivalent to 2.7 times its 2024 revenue. The US accounts for 64% of these orders, with 80% coming from power utilities, indicating strong demand and inelasticity.
Margin Improvements: The company is guiding towards higher margins due to increased average selling prices (ASPs) on new orders, with ASPs for 2025 orders 10-20% above 2025E deliveries. This trend is also observed in Siemens Energy, with a 3% increase in backlog margins annually from FY22 to FY24.
Tariff Mitigation: HD is able to pass on incremental tariffs to customers, with over 50% for existing orders and 100% for new contracts. US power utilities are absorbing the cost through increased capex budgets.
Capacity Expansion: HD plans to add production capacity in 4Q24 and 2H27E, which will boost revenue by Rmb520 billion annually, equivalent to 16% of its 2024 revenue. This pace is considered non-excessive, and the company is also addressing skilled labor shortages through training programs.
Competitive Landscape: HD's US market share is around 12-13%, with its main competitors including Siemens Energy. While Chinese suppliers may have lower production costs, their failure rates are higher, which limits their appeal to US power utilities.
Valuation and Performance: HD is currently trading at 17.7x 2026E PER and 6.0x PB, which is undemanding compared to its global peers. The company's earnings are projected to grow significantly over the next few years, with a strong EBITDA margin and increasing net profit.
DCF Analysis: Citi's DCF-based target price is W500,000, based on a lower WACC and solid fundamentals. The company's total DCF value is estimated at W17,996 billion, translating to a price per share of W500,000.

Key Financial Highlights

Metric	2023A	2024A	2025E	2026E	2027E
Net Profit (WB)	259	502	710	882	980
Diluted EPS (W)	7,200	13,935	19,737	24,497	27,221
EPS Growth (%)	59.5	93.5	41.6	24.1	11.1
P/E (x)	59.7	30.9	21.8	17.6	15.8
P/B (x)	14.5	10.2	7.7	5.9	4.7
ROE (%)	27.2	38.9	40.4	38.1	33.1
Dividend Yield (%)	0.2	1.0	1.4	1.7	1.9
Net Debt to Equity (%)	51.0	-18.3	5.9	4.2	-7.3

Revenue and Cost Breakdown

Year	Sales Revenue (KRWbn)	Cost of Sales (KRWbn)	Gross Profit (KRWbn)	Gross Margin (%)	EBITDA (Adj) (KRWbn)	EBITDA Margin (%)
2023	2,703	-2,092	610	22.6	368	13.6
2024	3,322	-2,278	1,045	31.4	734	22.1
2025E	4,203	-2,777	1,427	33.9	977	23.2
2026E	5,168	-3,362	1,806	34.9	1,221	23.6
2027E	6,138	-4,055	2,083	33.9	1,364	22.2

Segmental Revenue Breakdown

Segment	2023 (KRWbn)	2024 (KRWbn)	2025E (KRWbn)	2026E (KRWbn)	2027E (KRWbn)	YoY Growth (%)
Power Equipment	1,572	2,036	2,636	3,295	3,954	43%, 30%, 30%, 25%, 20%
Rotary Equipment	487	537	593	654	722	20%, 10%, 10%, 10%, 10%
Distributor	644	750	974	1,218	1,462	7%, 16%, 30%, 25%, 20%

Comparison with Siemens Energy

Aspect	HD Hyundai Electric	Siemens Energy
Order Book	US$6.2bn (2.7x 2024 revenue)	€38bn (3.5x trailing annual sales)
US Orders	80% from utilities, 64% of orders on hand	Majority from utilities (80%+)
Lead Time	>3 years for transformers, 1-2 years for GIS	~4 years for transformers, varies by factory
Tariff Impact	Aims to pass through >50% for existing orders and 100% for new contracts	Uses contractual clauses to pass on US tariffs; plans to localize production in the US
Capacity Expansion	16% of 2024 revenue	85 gigavolt-ampere by 2028E
Skilled Labor	Training takes 2-3 years for junior, >5 years for senior	Has managed to ramp up Grid revenues with organic growth and increased shifts

Investment Recommendation

Citi's Recommendation: Buy
Current Price: W430,000
Target Price: W500,000 (+16.3% upside)
Expected Total Return: 17.7%
Dividend Yield (2026E): 1.7%

Conclusion

HD Hyundai Electric is well-positioned in the global power grid equipment sector due to its strong order backlog, margin expansion, and disciplined capacity addition. Despite the challenges in skilled labor and US tariffs, the company is able to pass on costs effectively, supported by the inelastic demand from US power utilities. Its valuation appears undemanding compared to global peers, and its DCF-based target price reflects a strong outlook for future earnings and growth.

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