To illustrate your example, could you give your portfolio with weights.
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Sahil’s Portfolio (20-05-2024)
This was helpful. Thanks.
Sanghvi Movers (20-05-2024)
The business looks interesting to me but the problem I have with this business:
Let’s try and break down the unit economics of the business:
We invest 100 crore in cranes today and get delivery.
At 20% avg yield, we have a topline of 20cr. EBITDA Margins of 60% means EBITDA of 12cr. For simplicity, lets ignore other income, interest as they are not relevant here.
Assuming a 25% tax rate, we end up with approx 9cr of PAT.
If a business invests 100cr and earns 9cr, is it really a great business? Also, this excludes the REAL depreciation. Even if we assume a actual life of 40 years, implying dep of 2.5% per annum, this will give us an effective PAT of 6.5cr.
So it is not a bad business, but does it deserve high valuations? Wind EPC is one business to see how they can execute.
Note: These are all rough calculations, let me know if there are any errors here
Lincoln Pharma … the next mid-cap pharma in the making …? (20-05-2024)
Response on unsecured loans, As per to Mgmt, this is a kind of Capex and will be announced when due diligence/everything is cleared. But still keep the question open on why the loan is fairly big esp before due diligence.
There was follow up question on same, and mgmt responded that in future they will look at being more transparent and aligned with industry practice. This will remain an area to keep a watch.
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Sanghvi Movers (20-05-2024)
While I appreciate the thought process I feel discounting at 6% inflation rate makes no sense. Let me ask you a question, would you invest in equity of your expected ROI is 6%? Answer is no you can literally get more in FDs. You need to discount it either by the cost of equity (different ways to calculate) or the XIRR you aim to make on your investment and then see the PV.
Also, it is not like the 15% flows straight into bottom line, at 60% EBITDA margins, only 9% would go into bottom line excluding depreciation and interest for now.
Sahil’s Portfolio (19-05-2024)
It was helpful. Thanks for sharing.
Sahil’s Portfolio (19-05-2024)
Thanks for sharing. It was very helpful
B’s Notes : company analysis, portfolio roundup (19-05-2024)
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Combining AI and Equity Market (19-05-2024)
Your inpit ia very helpful.
Does gemini access multiple pdfs as an input like concall transcript for last 4 quarters ?
Amoul Portfolio (19-05-2024)
Lounges dont pay anything to DFS. DFS collects gross amount per passenger from the credit card companies or anyone else sponsoring the passenger, retain a small amount and pay the rest to the lounge.