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generally this is done to replace debt with higher interest rate with new one with lower interest rate.
They maybe able to raise debt now at lower interest rate than what they raised before.
Dodla Dairy -
Q1 results and concall highlights -
Revenues - 911 vs 823 cr, up 10 pc ( revenues are at all time high ). Revenues from international business grew by a massive 38 pc to 83 cr
EBITDA - 105 vs 60 cr, up 60 pc ( margins @ 11.5 vs 7 pc )
PAT - 65 vs 35 cr, up 86 pc
Value Added products contribution to sales @ 35 vs 32 pc - a big jump
Avg milk procurement per day @ 17.6 lakh litres, up 11 pc YoY
Avg milk sales per day @ 11.3 lakh litres, up 2.5 pc YoY
Avg daily sale of curd @ 467 MT, up 6.3 pc
Sale of Value added products in Q1 @ 313 vs 258 cr, up 22 pc
Total Dodla parlours @ 598
Total chilling centers @ 152
Total milk processing capacity per day @ 20 lakh litres @ 14 processing plants
Total milk processing plants in Africa @ 02. Margins in Africa are higher due to limited competition
Sales from Animal feed @ 31 vs 18 cr YoY. EBITDA @ 4 vs 1.6 cr YoY
Company has taken minor price cuts in Q1 ( due falling milk procurement prices ) and may take some more price cuts in future too. However, they intend to maintain their Gross margins at Q1 levels
Gross margin expansion in Q1 led by - higher value added sales, higher export sales, soft procurement prices
Seeing similar procurement prices in Q2 as in Q1 ( basically seeing no inflation in procurement )
Africa sales LY were around 220 cr. Expecting to do around 350 cr this yr !!!
Animal feed business sales LY were 80 cr. Expecting to do around 160 cr this yr !!!
Confident of maintaining 10-12 pc kind of topline growth with 11-12 pc kind of EBITDA margins for whole of FY 25. That would mean a full yr EBITDA of around 380 cr vs 290 cr YOY !!!
Most of company’s products do sell at a premium price vs competitors. That’s because of better quality and better positioning
Current avg procurement price is Rs 36 / lit and avg selling price is Rs 56 / lit - for India business
No major capex is lined up for current FY
International business margins are almost double that of India business margins
Margins in plain milk business are around 7-8 pc. Margins in VAP ( including curd ) are around 13-14 pc (EBITDA margins - ie)
Company expects the total share of value added products for FY 25 @ 33-34 pc of total sales
Disc: holding from lower levels, not SEBI registered, not a buy/sell recommendation
Dodla Dairy -
Q1 results and concall highlights -
Revenues - 911 vs 823 cr, up 10 pc ( revenues are at all time high ). Revenues from international business grew by a massive 38 pc to 83 cr
EBITDA - 105 vs 60 cr, up 60 pc ( margins @ 11.5 vs 7 pc )
PAT - 65 vs 35 cr, up 86 pc
Value Added products contribution to sales @ 35 vs 32 pc - a big jump
Avg milk procurement per day @ 17.6 lakh litres, up 11 pc YoY
Avg milk sales per day @ 11.3 lakh litres, up 2.5 pc YoY
Avg daily sale of curd @ 467 MT, up 6.3 pc
Sale of Value added products in Q1 @ 313 vs 258 cr, up 22 pc
Total Dodla parlours @ 598
Total chilling centers @ 152
Total milk processing capacity per day @ 20 lakh litres @ 14 processing plants
Total milk processing plants in Africa @ 02. Margins in Africa are higher due to limited competition
Sales from Animal feed @ 31 vs 18 cr YoY. EBITDA @ 4 vs 1.6 cr YoY
Company has taken minor price cuts in Q1 ( due falling milk procurement prices ) and may take some more price cuts in future too. However, they intend to maintain their Gross margins at Q1 levels
Gross margin expansion in Q1 led by - higher value added sales, higher export sales, soft procurement prices
Seeing similar procurement prices in Q2 as in Q1 ( basically seeing no inflation in procurement )
Africa sales LY were around 220 cr. Expecting to do around 350 cr this yr !!!
Animal feed business sales LY were 80 cr. Expecting to do around 160 cr this yr !!!
Confident of maintaining 10-12 pc kind of topline growth with 11-12 pc kind of EBITDA margins for whole of FY 25. That would mean a full yr EBITDA of around 380 cr vs 290 cr YOY !!!
Most of company’s products do sell at a premium price vs competitors. That’s because of better quality and better positioning
Current avg procurement price is Rs 36 / lit and avg selling price is Rs 56 / lit - for India business
No major capex is lined up for current FY
International business margins are almost double that of India business margins
Margins in plain milk business are around 7-8 pc. Margins in VAP ( including curd ) are around 13-14 pc (EBITDA margins - ie)
Company expects the total share of value added products for FY 25 @ 33-34 pc of total sales
Disc: holding from lower levels, not SEBI registered, not a buy/sell recommendation
@Anant buys 130000 shares of RS today. Would be interesting to hear his views on this business.
Is there any way to ascribe a value to the subsidiary and the JVs.
Subsidiary’s AR is present on IRM’s website but it wasn’t generating any revenue from operations till end of FY23:
Hi Prabhat, iam holding marksans since few years, and I can surely say company will cross 3500CR revenue by FY26 and even more because management has always been conservative in giving targets.
Hi… I’m just wondering about the promoter pledge, the reason mentioned is questionable. They used the pleadge amount to issue new NCDs to promoter group to reetire the previous NCDs. it’s like a circular and repeated transactions. I don’t understand the logic. Can anyone explain this ? https://www.bseindia.com/xml-data/corpfiling/AttachHis/1757C86C_D33B_447A_83E5_293539E0CD25_122454.pdf
Anybody going to attend the online roadshow on this counter coming Friday?
Hi Gaurav,
Did you get any feedback from them on their equity investements and why they think its a better capital allocation strategy?
Because, I am not comfortable with them adding more PSU’s. Not sure, what is their plans and fall back strategy.
Will they plan to carry these investements for longer period ?
Disclosure: Invested.
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