It is needed for future work delivery…

The management feels current growth rate of 30% can be maintained (sky is the limit as per mgmt)

Usha Martin –

Q4 FY 24 concall and results highlights –

Revenues – 829 vs 855 cr
EBITDA – 152 vs 154 cr ( margins remained stable at 18 pc )
PAT – 106 vs 105 cr

Segment wise revenues –

Wire Ropes – 607 vs 598 cr ( this is the high value add, high margin segment for the company )
Wire and Strand – 66 vs 79 cr
LRPC – 85 vs 105 cr

Wire Ropes – contributed to 71 pc of sales vs 67 pc YoY – indicating an improvement in quality of business

Export:Domestic sales breakup stood at – 55:45

EBITDA / Ton for Q4 @ Rs 31728. It remained in the 31k -34 k band throughout FY 24

Gross Debt @ 292 vs 347 cr YoY
Net Debt @ 124 vs 191 cr YoY

Wave – 1 capex at Ranchi facility is expected to commence commercial production in Q1 FY 25. New capacities are mainly focussed on company’s value added segments. Meaningful ramp up from this facility is expected in 9-12 months

Wave -2 of Ranchi capex ( company is spending 167 cr for this phase ) is expected to be completed in 18-24 months

Demand scenario remains stable. Order book is also healthy. However – since 85 pc of company sales are in the replacement segments, company is generally not too dependent on new order flows

Brunton Shaw – company’s subsidiary in UK is now sourcing from India and Thailand. This gives them a cost advantage of $300-400 / Ton which is critical. Brunton Shaw also has on order book of 6-8 months at hand

Because of logistical issues due red-sea disruptions, some of company’s sales have been pushed into Q1 – from Q4. Also due to planned maintenance of 06 weeks wrt LRPC making equipment, company lost production in Q4. But for these, Q4 growth would ve been higher

Expecting a 12-15 pc CAGR volume growth in FY 25,26

Rock Knitting wires – used in mountainous terrains is a lucrative opportunity both wrt volumes and margins. Company expects its capacities to make specialised Aluminium, Zinc wires for this segment to go live in FY 25

Saudi Arabia – Mkt demand is buoyant, plus it’s a large mkt. Oil/Gas, Infra, Ports – segments in Saudi Arabia are generating good demand for company’s products. Should start to contribute meaningfully to company’s revenues in FY 25

Synthetic Slings – is another segment that company is planning to launch wef Q2 FY25. To initially supply to UK, European mkts. It finds wide applications in Wind energy , Oil-Gas sectors

Aim to be around 20 pc kind of EBITDA margins in FY 25

LRPC segment is seeing pricing pressure due increased competition. Company is trying to focus more on the plasticated, galvanised LRPCs to protect its margins

Wave – 1 capacity coming on stream is around 40,000 MT/yr. Wave -2 capacities are around 10,000 MT/yr. Company sold around 1,80,000 MT in FY 24

Currently – US contributes to around 5 pc of sales. Targeting – manning ropes, elevator ropes and gondola ropes – as growth areas in the US mkt. Plus these r high margin products

Company is making very good inroads wrt new customer acquisition in EU mkts ( specially in oil/gas – offshore and wind energy segment ) – expecting to receive meaningful orders from new customers in next 2-3 Qtrs

Disc: holding, biased, not SEBI registered, not a buy/sell recommendation

Does anyone know the tax implication of selling stocks aquired via demergers? Might help if someone can summarize or provide some links to read.

Following is the scenario for context:
I purchased Edelweiss stock in Feb-Mar 2022. So I had the holdings already for more than a year before the allotmemt of Nuvama stocks in 2023.

Now, I have sold all the Nuvama holdings in Apr-2024. I dont know whether it will be taxed at LTCG or STCG? Also, what will be considered as the buying price to calculate profits to be taxed?

I still own all the Edelweiss stocks purchased in 2022.