AFFLE (INDIA) LIMITED Concall Summary Date: 25 May 2024
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
During the quarter, the company witnessed robust market opportunity as advertisers steadily accelerated their digital spending resulting in a broad-based growth in their CPCU (Cost Per Converted User) business in global emerging markets and a successful turnaround in the developed markets.
During the quarter, the growth in revenue from India & Emerging markets was ~28% YoY. However, developed markets expanded by 105% YoY.
In Q4 FY24, the company witnessed a revenue growth of 15% YoY in India.
The other expenses increased by ~89% YoY & ~20% QoQ to ₹40 crore, on account of higher sales and marketing costs to support developed market growth during the quarter.
The organic growth for the company was ~18.5% YoY in Q4 FY24.
Data and inventory cost stood at ₹1,125 crore comprising 61.1% of revenue in FY24. The company is calibrating its platform to premium inventory touchpoints.
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
The overall market tailwind continued to be intact anchored on the accelerated consumer adoption of the digital and an enhanced organizational shift towards digitally enabled processes.
They are witnessing strong market opportunities as advertisers are consistently increasing their digital spending.
During the quarter, the company witnessed broad-based growth across verticals & geographies.
During FY24, 76% of the revenue contribution amounting to ₹1,407 crore was from direct customers.
Their strong anchoring across India and global emerging markets continued to be resilient and it contributed ~73% of the revenue in FY24.
In FY24, the CPCU model contributed 95% of revenue while the remaining 5% came from Non-CPCU.
The company has been pushing more for a CPCU-based business model to new customers as reflected in Q4 FY24 which constituted ~100% of the CPCU-based revenue.
The CPCU business revenue stood at ₹1,759 crore in FY24, a growth of 33% YoY. Converted users and average CPCU were 31.3 crore and ₹56.2, respectively.
Average CPCU grew by 10% on a YoY basis in FY24.
Conversions recorded a YoY growth of 22% during the year while the 5-year CAGR for the same was 54.5%.
UPDATES
The company filed 15 new patents, during the quarter. These patents power futuristic use cases of interaction, training, integration of Gen AI, etc.
They are calibrating carefully to ensure that it does not have any over-dependence on any specific vertical.
FUTURE OUTLOOK
The management guided the effective tax rate to gradually inch upwards from current levels of 9% in FY24.
As long as consumer trends like smartphone usage and connected TV remain intact, they expect the business to grow at 20% in the long term.
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