Wisdom unlimited
You just put and gave belief to what I think overall for equity investments
Avoid leverage (dont know why many investors try to take that path at all)
yes Financial independence is possible through equity investing
Wisdom unlimited
You just put and gave belief to what I think overall for equity investments
Avoid leverage (dont know why many investors try to take that path at all)
yes Financial independence is possible through equity investing
for me the most important point was that the machines used by KRISHCA for manufacturing their products are custom made and not readily available, KRISHCA themselves imported the machines from outside.
MY TAKE ON RADIANT
INDUSTRY
The current internet penetration rate in India stands at 57% and this largely corresponds to the metro and semi-urban internet users. The majority of the population in rural areas lack basic network connectivity and hence do not have access to Digital banking/online payment systems. People in these areas rely predominantly on cash owing to a lack of network support for cashless transactions.
The top three players, of which Radiant is one, account for more than 75% of the total market share of the RCM market.
The RCM market was estimated at ₹ 6.8 billion in Fiscal 2021 and is projected to reach a market size of ₹ 20.4 Billion by Fiscal 2027, growing at a CAGR of 20.3%.
The growth in the organized retail sector as well as the corresponding outsourcing potential is expected to be prime factors for the development of the RCM market in India.
Cash utilization and circulation in tier 2 and tier 3+ towns and cities are expected to grow, on account of the government’s financial inclusion programs, including Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana and other direct benefit transfers, provide direct benefits and subsidies to populations in semi-urban and rural areas.
The cash management services market has tremendous potential to be exploited in areas like retail cash management.
the outsourcing of cash management services is expected to also be driven by public sector banks increasingly outsourcing their cash-in-transit services to increase their productivity and reduce costs.
Despite the rise of digital transactions in developed countries, cash usage continues to rise, which is more typical of the market scenario in an emerging economy like India
is present in approximately 60,000 outlets today. As per industry estimates, the entire industry is picking up from less than 1.5 lakh outlets. But the potential market is huge with over 30 lakh outlets eligible to use this service.
THESIS
Very low float, hence if there happens to be some institutional interest it could rush up
This year there will be capex, otherwise they lease vehicles to grow Also there is sufficient opt leverage still available, so money should be given out as dividends later, mgmt also said they will be a strong dividend-paying company
The retail touchpoints are growing rapidly in TIER 1 and 2 because e-com, e-com, and e-com logistics are growing pretty rapidly in tier 1 and 2 first, and also after capturing tier 1, should go for tier 3 and 4, when that happens revenues from NCM will increase, and NCM being high margin will increase the overall margins
In e-commerce logistics, even in Tier 1 locations, 50% of the transactions are cash on delivery, and that goes up to 90% in Tier 4 locations. So that’s one of the key drivers.
As the % of direct clients increases, operating leverage should increase, as this will be like adding additional clients on the already developed road infrastructure, and so the fixed costs have already been incurred as volume increases margins flow to the bottom line.
Are adding direct clients every quarter, which should also help reduce client concentration a bit
An estimated 30 to 40 lakh outlets are eligible to use a service of this nature. But the entire industry is catering to 1.5 lakh outlets. So which means an extremely underpenetrated sector. As banks continue to offer this as a service to more and more end customers, they should continue to keep giving Radiant more points.
Network cash- NCM is high margin
Network cash management is more relevant where the banks do not have their branch presence.
Foreign banks have limited branch presence, so almost a substantial portion of their revenues go through Radiant’s account. So Radiant gets to charge for network cash management.
The share of foreign banks will be one of the levers. Foreign banks as a % of total revenues was 25% in FEB 23
Second is the share of Tier 3-plus revenues because the branch presence is low, against 61 bank branches per lakh population in urban areas, India has only 6 branches per lakh population in rural areas.
And third, obviously is the volume of cash because that is priced volumetric. The amount of cash that they deposit in their account is directly correlated there.
ANTITHESIS
The contracts they enter into with the customers do not contain price escalation clauses, and as a result, they are faced with risks concerning inflation.
As the capex and hiring for the DBJ segment has been done, if sales do not pick up Q3-4, opt leverage is a double-edged sword, radiant can be impacted
If cash volume reduces, ncm and cash processing directly take a hit, as here revenues are volume-based.
Payment options other than cash, including credit cards, debit cards, POS terminals, Stored value cards, UPI, and mobile payments have increased significantly in India in recent years, and a continued shift in consumer trends in India concerning the use of cashless payment methods could result in a significant reduction in the use of cash as a payment method.
The insurance claims below can also be rejected, or delayed, or the actual amount payable may be more than the insurance amount.
Future insurance premiums may increase significantly because of a high number of claims that they may make, or for any other reason such as increased risk perception of this industry by the insurers or re-insurers. Any such increase could harm their business.
Although this concentration is reducing every year
Since the overall cash management market is very lucrative and yielding, there is a risk of new players coming into the market, well-capitalized MNC players
Time techno weekly update.
This week the stock price crossed the important hurdle zone of 140-150 with a big bullish candlestick with good volumes and closed at 156. If it sustains above the above mentioned congestion zone, it can head higher. Potential resistances on the way up marked by dotted red lines at 165, 185. Major resistance at 220, which also happens to be a technical target of the cup and handle pattern breakout above 125, whose neckline is marked in solid green lines. Zones of minor and major consolidation are marked in dotted blue lines. disc: invested as disclosed before.
The stock price of Canara bank is above 40EMA and have making higher high with an upward trend.I believe that one should take entry if it passes Rs365-370 levels with good volumes. If not then 308 would be a crucial price to take an exit. Sir your view please and also please suggest on how i can improve my skills (through indicators/observation/books)?
P.S : I am an investor using technical tools for entry and exit.
I know a lot of fellow investors who have become financially independent by investing on their own and without using leverage. So the answer to your first question is a yes.
Personally speaking, I started my proper investment journey in 2009 and by 2018, I felt that I was financially independent. I never used leverage. I had a good govt job which allowed me to invest without worrying about regular cashflows. Hence I never had to get money from my investment account to run day to day expenses. I have been lucky enough to land a few big winners in my early investing career and these helped in initial capital growth and more importantly in confidence growth.
Few steps which I think are important are:
Learning– through books, forums, youtube videos, mentors, any or all of these.
Know a style of investing suitable to yourself. And get better and better at it.
Start investing, initially with small amounts, and once confidence and results follow, increase amount.
Have a firm belief that wealth creation is possible through equity investments. For me, reading Snowball ( Warren buffett’s autobiography) made me realise that creating wealth was possible through equity investing. I don’t follow his style in totality , but the fact that he became one of the richest persons in the world only by equity investing was inspiration enough for me.
Once you have learned stock picking, work hard on allocation. Here there are two types of allocations. First is percentage of your own networth in equities. Second is portfolio allocation to individual stocks. ( I have been aggressive in both aspects. Nearly 90% of my networth has been in equities and individual stock allocation also have been quite aggressive. But I have seen diversified investors also do equally well. So you can take your pick)
And aim for more than 25-30% CAGR returns over longer period. Atleast in initial years. It’s quite possible. I know a few friends who have done north of 40-50% CAGR returns over many years. And its possible without leverage. Idea should be to make the most of your winners and bull markets.
And most important is to enjoy the whole process of investing. It should induce a sense of happiness and achievement in you. Doing what you love is happiness. For me its investing.
Thanks
Can anyone from Delhi scuttlebutt at their AGEasy health studio in Delhi ?
Up & running @ 1/F, K-1/84, K-BLOCK, C.R. PARK, NEW DELHI – 110019
Clean Science and Technology acquired additional 11,70,572 shares in Clean Fine-Chem Limited, the company announced through an exchange filing. The company bought additional shares for a premium of Rs 588 aggregating to Rs 70,00,02,056 (70Cr).
CSTL subscribed to the additional equity shares as it is in process of setting up a manufacturing facility for its speciality chemical business. The additional capital will be used for funding its green field projects.
Corporate filing of the same
Restaurant Brands Asia: Bulk Deals
SELER
QSR Asia SOLD 25.353% @ 119.1
BUYERS
ICICI Prudential Life BOUGHT 6.8718% @ 119.1
Plutus Wealth BOUGHT 6.0633% @ 119.1
Quant Mutual Fund BOUGHT 2.8296% @ 119.1
Tata Mutual Fund BOUGHT 2.5264% @ 119.1
Franklin Singapore BOUGHT 1.6696% @ 119.1
Goldman Sachs BOUGHT 1.3137% @ 119.1
Amal N. Parikh BOUGHT 1.0287% @ 119.1
TD Emerging Markets BOUGHT 0.8085% @ 119.1
Plutus Wealth BOUGHT 0.8084% @ 119.1
Societe Generale BOUGHT 0.3436% @ 119.1
Dovetail India Fund BOUGHT 0.3254% @ 119.1
Citigroup Global BOUGHT 0.2122% @ 119.1
Nomura Singapore BOUGHT 0.2122% @ 119.1
Avendus BOUGHT 0.1697% @ 119.1
N V Investments BOUGHT 0.1697% @ 119.1
looks like one promoter selling aggressively and other is acquiring aggressively
Based on the recent sell and acquiring pattern
Rajeev group
UMIL SHARE AND STOCK BROKING SERVICES LIMITED
BRIJ INVESTMENTS PVT LTD
Prashant Group
Usha Martin Ventures Limited
Peterhouse Investments Ltd.
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