Indian Energy Exchange, like a toll bridge, connects power generators with power consumers & distributors. The alternative to IEX like alternatives to toll bridges is more expensive bilateral agreements.
Fasten your seatbelts as we’ll take you through the 19-20 AR of IEX.
2/ Transformation in the energy sector
~Benchmark prices for all electricity transactions
~Transparent mechanism for price discovery
~High liquidity on exchange to ensure the lowest cost and assured supply
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Key points
~Customer Centricity driven by intuitive, secure, & responsive design
~Efficiency through efficient matching algorithms, automation, & low latency
~State-of-the-Art analytics-based solutions that are future-ready.
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IGX
~ Launched on 15th June 2020
~ India’s 1st nation-wide automated gas trading platform
~ Govt plans to increase the share of natural gas from 6% to 15% by 2022
~Enabler in making India transition towards a gas-based economy.
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Products Offering
~Day Ahead Markets
~Term Ahead Markets
~Real Time Market
~Renewabe Energy Certificates
~Energy Saving Certificates
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All Stakeholders
~Ecosystem
~Customers
~Share-ownership
~Active/Registered Participants
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IEX : Journey Over The Years
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Factors Driving Growth in Consumption
~Core Sector Growth
~Rapid Urbanization
~Growth in Consumer Demand
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Govt Initiatives
~Demand Augmentation
~PSM for Generating Companies
~Smart Prepaid Metering to improve Distribution Efficiency
~Deepening of the Market
~REC Addition and Grid Integration through REMCs
~Cost Optimization through National level Merit Order Dispatch
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Core Business Growth by
~DISCOM Maximization
~Open Access Maximization
~New Market Products and Segments
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Extensive Risk Management Policy Framework
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Financials
~Balance Sheet
~Profit& Loss
~Cash Flow Statement
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What Uber did to the highly inefficient passenger taxi market in the world, IEX has the potential to do something similar in the highly inefficient power market in India.
~Liquidity (Available on Demand)
~Cheap Energy Prices
~Network effects to kick in as users increase
Financials are strange businesses. On a sale, money goes out from the pocket rather than coming in.
Growth comes first. NPA comes later.
Aavas Financiers says: “What Kills Others Makes Me Strong”
Buckle yourself up as we’ll take you through the 19-20 AR
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Challenges for Aavas:
~People, Process & Branch intensive
~Caters to Tier2 to Tier 6 towns
~Underwriting difficult
-Lack of docs
-No CIBIL records
-Mostly catering to EWS and LIG category
Now let’s run past the AR to find the cues to their success
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Aavas Financiers
A Fast-growing Small Housing Finance Company in a Large Growing Housing Finance Market in India
1. Making money is not a thing you do—it’s a skill you learn. 2. Seek wealth, not money or status. 3. Ethical wealth creation is possible. 4. You’re not going to get rich renting out your time. You must own equity—a piece of a business—to gain your financial freedom.
5. You will get rich by giving society what it wants but does not yet know how to get. At scale. 6. The internet has massively broadened the possible space of careers. Most people haven’t figured this out yet.
Some lovely quotes from the book, “Alchemy: The Dark Art and Curious Science of Creating Magic in Brands” by Rory Sutherland.
If you read them, you will not be able to stop yourself from buying the book and read it.
A thread!
Here you go
1. The economy is not a machine – it is a highly complex system. Machines don’t allow for magic, but complex systems do. Engineering doesn’t allow for magic. Psychology does.
2. When you demand logic, you pay a hidden price: you destroy magic.
3. The human mind does not run on logic any more than a horse runs on petrol.
4. Human behaviour is an enigma. Learn to crack the code.
5. To avoid stupid mistakes, learn to be slightly silly.
6. More data leads to better decisions. Except when it doesn’t.
We are going to tell you about 3 famous Capital Allocators in the world of business & investing.
All 3 of them:
~Started with almost 0 inheritance of capital
~Built a formidable empire from scratch
~Acquisitions of businesses have been an integral part of their strategy
They are Different
~In their style of acquisitions
~In industries they operate in
~In geographies they cater to
~In scale, and
~In how they communicate to their stakeholders
Imagine all 3 of them to be in the same room and they are asked one by one what is one key aspect of their acquisition which separates them from the rest:
Capital Allocator 1: "I never look for a perfect asset. If you are going to acquire a perfect asset then the whole world is
Tribute to Tony Hsieh, who is no more due to an unfortunate accident recently.
His company, Zappos, was acquired by Amazon (valuing it at $1.2 Billion).
This thread is on some of the quotes from his bestselling book,
Delivering Happiness- A path to
Profits, Passion & Purpose
1.For individuals, character is destiny. For organizations, culture is destiny.
2.Things are never as bad or as good as they seem.
3.I had decided to stop chasing the money, and start chasing the passion.
4. What's the best way to build a brand for the long term? In a word: Culture.
5. To WOW, you must differentiate yourself, you must do something thats above & beyond what's expected & whatever you do must have an emotional impact on the receiver.
If you haven't liked Economics in your school or college, pick up the book, "Basic Economics" by @ThomasSowell and you will change your mind.
There's not a single equation or chart. Simple words with lots of examples.
A thread on some of the quotes in no particular order.
1. Economics is a study of cause & effect relationships. Its purpose is to discern the consequences of various ways of allocating resources that have alternative uses. It has nothing to say about philosophy or values, anymore than it has to say about music or literature.
2. As an entrepreneur in India put it: 'Indians have learned from painful experience that the state does not work on behalf of the people. More often than not, it works on behalf of itself.