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Ola Electric – Full Stack EV play? (16-08-2024)
It’s true customer satisfaction doesn’t look so great if one goes by these incidents. The question is, is there any data to gauge the percentage of dissatisfied customers? If the percentage is high, sales may dip in medium term and stock can correct to IPO levels.
If these are isolated incidents, and the company has already improved the product based on these reports, then there may be improvement in public outlook in a few years time.
HSBC seems to be optimistic on it’s outlook:
For me as an investor, I am only betting on company’s Cell business, and it’s application in various sectors (especially Battery energy storage systems [BESS] and swappable battery packs). It needs to become a supplier to other Auto companies as well, which can become a big business in itself.
It’s 2W business is riddled with challenges, and not a safe bet at all given current valuations.
Natco Pharma: Focusing On Complex Products (16-08-2024)
Its been a journey of parallel channels for Natco Pharma share price and one believes that it will continue to tread within the broad confines of the longer term monthly channel
Price has now found the resistance area of the channel which started from the lows of the covid (in blue). However, with the earnings on lenalidomide still some 15-18 months away from reaching peak levels, atleast in volume terms, by that time the street should hear expected positive news on some of the points listed below:
- new successful para IV filings and launches from existing tentative or final approved list,
- fixing the usfda cloud over kothur formulations plant,
- traction on the much anticipated brownfield acquisition,
- their CAR T investment growing into something tangible in value terms,
- substantial increase in foreign subsidiary business
- domestic formulation sales getting boost due to possible semalglutide launch
- scaling up of crop health science business
therefore looking at the hanging man on WCB I believe that whether for profit booking or geo political or general broader market sentiment it can correct in the immediate shorter term, however, the bullish thesis remains for the fundamental reasons enumerated above… The first target from here seems to be around 2500 which can be plotted either by box breakout (from 2017 highs) or a rounding bottom (from 2021 highs) or simply the width of the blue parallel channel if and when it breaks out…
The principle of polarity suggests that price may not close below the line plotted by taking the highs of 2017 and 2021 (the pink dotted line) this area should be our longer term stop loss and a time to revisit the bullish thesis
Syrma SGS an Export Substitution opportunity in EMS sector (16-08-2024)
Does the company supply RFID cards or any RFID related items for Automatic Train Protection (ATP) system or Train Collision Avoidance System (TCAS)?
3B Blackbio DX Ltd (16-08-2024)
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Chemcrux Enterprises – A dark horse? (16-08-2024)
Capacity Expansion At Ankleshwar Plant Completed
HDFC Bank- we understand your world (16-08-2024)
Today’s share price is roughly same as the pre-merger price of Rs.1650 odd. Before the merger, HDFC Ltd held 25 % stake in HDFC Bank. So, the valuation of HDFC Ltd included the value of its holdings in HDFC Bank, which we can say was Rs.2.5 lac crore. That leaves the value of HDFC Ltd (ex-HDFC Bank) to Rs.2.7 lac crore. Add that to Rs.10 lac crore and you are at Rs. 12.7 lac crore, close to today’s valuation at an aggregate level.
But there is equity dilution to the extent of 35 %. To adjust to that, value of each share should be marked down by 25 %. (If 100 shares become 135, share price will adjust downwards by 25 % approx.)
Thirdly, HDFC Ltd was a worse business than HDFC Bank, so the merged entity will get lower discounting than before.
When you adjust to all this, today’s per share price should be much below pre-merger price of Rs.1650-odd. But then the broader market rally and the bank’s growth last one year helps it push up back to Rs.1650 perhaps. Today’s price doesn’t seem out of place.
Campus Activewear – betting on the India Consumption Theme (16-08-2024)
Q1FY25 Concall Summary
Business Updates
- Volume growth was 3% yoy in Q1FY25
- The mix of footwear has shifted to an extent towards open footwear due to the warmer temperatures
- The ASP stood at Rs 585 in Q1 driven by higher saliency in open footwear
Participants
Vallum Capital
Ambit Capital
Kotak Securities
Motila Oswal
Philip Capital
White pine Investment
QnA
- For MBO in distribution there have been consecutive quarters of volume growth. In online the market place segment has grown by 20% plus. The retail channel in offline EBO’s have seen growth of 8% yoy
- The D2C online segment is showing a degrowth of 5% because apart from marketplace other segments have de grown
- The strategy remains to keep expanding on the touch points. The overall ASP’s have dropped due to much higher share of open footwear category and this is seasonal
- The ASP should not go up in a meaningful manner in FY25
- The whole sports and athleisure category is the fastest growing segment and the anticipation is that there should be double digit growth in this segment in FY25 as well
- The company currently holds inventory of 60-80 days in the distribution channel and that is largely in line with earlier trends
- The higher employee costs is due to higher headcount in front line staff at distribution centers and stores
- The ratio of franchisee stores to company owned at 70:30 shall be maintained going forward
- There are markets in South India and West India that is being actively pursued in terms of new store openings
- The imports from China are largely curtailed and there has been a positive impact with the BIS norms coming in place and it is just a matter of the inventory in stock getting liquidated by this season as the deadline is June 2025 for non BIS
- The companies with turnover of Rs 50 crores do not fall in the BIS guidelines but the endeavor of the government is to keep everyone under the bracket
- Open footwear is a seasonal category selling mostly in Q1 and this will be a strategic category going forward with much better efforts from next year onwards
- The discounting from private smaller players is quite high and a lot of this is also from the liquidation of non BIS inventory
- The portfolio of sneakers have grown by 120% yoy and this is one of the key areas in terms of growth levers for the company along with women’s and kids category
- LFS is a fast growing channel but since it is a nascent contributor to the total revenue it is a complete white space and the idea is to keep adding strong partners on board
- In terms of apparels it is a big category and will take some time before which the management will think of entering. As of now only focused on accessories