Hi Everyone,
Does anyone have first hand experience in having invested in the well known PMS (Eg Abacus , porinju veliyath) and most importantly what the post tax returns are
Hi Everyone,
Does anyone have first hand experience in having invested in the well known PMS (Eg Abacus , porinju veliyath) and most importantly what the post tax returns are
Q1FY25 results indicate that high growth rates from domestic markets have topped out and at max they would do mid to high teens sales growth from here in domestic markets.
The Incremental high double digit growth would be coming from African markets where Mr. Market may not assign it a multiple of more than 60x on FY26e as it does for domestic focused consumer companies like trent,nestle,etc. since their per capita income would not be growing in the similar pace as of india though their population is growing by 3%.
Back of the envelope workings:
Nirmal acquisition gives Oberoi access to 20,262.40 sq m land for INR 273 Cr.
This comes to aprox. 12517 per sq ft cost for Mulund west.
avg cost of construction in Mumbai, keep INR 6000 per sq ft.
So total cost of development will be 18517 per sq ft.
Current prices in Mulund West, on avg is 26900 psi (as per 99acres).
so 45% margin. Oberoi current avg OPM is 58%… to reach it, they must sell it at 8% premium psf rate at around 29256 psf, which is possible with Oberoi brand.
This project will add INR 638 Cr to topline or aprox 40 cr per quarter over next 4 years… or around 2-3% increase to Oberoi sales.
Don’t think will make much impact to stock price.
Really dull price movement…will be exiting completely for now…will watch the result to see if the platform biz starts to show jump in revenue & profitability…
They said owner was unavailable during concall but I can see constant posts since 12th Aug on his Instagram handle (which is public). My guys was posting pictures with parrots and doing Marathi podcasts and ducked the tough call. Also, did anyone actually email the CS (cs@khil.com) on any of the tough questions which the CFO passed? She sounded very frazzled and not confident at all.
So many tailwinds in hospitality sector that they need to try really hard to mess this up. Hoping that this was intentional to get favourable merger valuations and they would ramp-up the execution from Q2 onwards. Can’t see any other reason for the sudden capex on their Pune and Goa properties or maybe management hasn’t been completely honest on state of these properties.
Also, risk is that they will definitely not add 600+ keys in this year, more likely 300 which should boost revenues a bit with most of the profit margin coming from interest reduction so even with no re-rating, there can be decent upside. I have stopped calculating their interest costs as they make no sense to me and looks like even the CFO is clueless.
Still plenty of safety margin at this valuation that I’m not super concerned yet, waiting till Q2 results. The company has delivered on debt reduction and demand still outpacing supply + good weather + pickup of domestic travel.
CFO mentioned that their ARR almost halved due to low demand. This basically implies a severe lack of pricing and consequently brand power. Not good to hold in a downturn.
Key questions:
Thanx, I wanted to explain that if the bank continue to grow in similar pattern, the PBT in 2030 shall be 2.8L crs.
So what should be the share price in 2030?
It looks like management is giving agressive guidance just for mcap appreciation.
Q1FY25 sales is 172cr so they need to do sales of 240cr in each remaining quarter.
Also borrowing has been increased to 579cr.
In Q1 they have reported loss and interest cost has been increased from 4cr to 14cr.
Now the whole game is depend on execution by management.
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