👊RIL invested US$133bn (~9.4 Lk cr) equally between retail/digital and energy verticals
💰2/3rd funded via internal cashflows; 1/3rd via debt/ creditor funding and asset monetisation/capital raise
Details:
4/n Current Balance sheet:
RIL currently is not net debt free
Gross debt: $34 Bn or INR 2.45 TN (avg cost of 8.0%)
Cash & current investments: $22.3 Bn (INR 1.6 TN)
Investments in fiber and tower INVIT units: $5bn
Chart via Morgan Stanley:
5/n RIL Human Capital:🧑💼
#⃣ RIL employs 2.3 lakh people (up 21% yoy) compared to ~4.5 lakh in Tata Group
🛒Majority in Retail (2 lakh+ employees)
👩💼16% women workforce
💵Remuneration per employee declined 17% YoY
Chart via MS
6/n Reliance Jio: Steady subscriber additions with lower churn is the key.
Subscribers: ~43 crores (FY21 net add: 3.9 cr)
Added 1.54 cr in Q4FY21 after blips in first 9m
56% increase in spectrum; new spectrum to support growth
FY21 ARPU: INR 143 (target of 180 in 3-4 years)
7/n
FTTH/ JioFiber:
✍️Single affordable plan with bundled high-speed internet, content & fixed line voice
✍️Increased broadband connections to 25 lakh+ homes (target 5 Cr subscribers)
JioBusiness:
✍️Targeting integrated ecosystem servicing via Technology Platforms (image)
Focus:
Own brand portfolio in fashion (Trends), footwear, health & productivity devices.
9/n Petchem:
✍️Focus on downstream integration, cost reduction & sustainable biz
✍️O&G biz is recovering from a cyclical downturn
✍️Petchem margins strong in FY21, despite lower oil
✅Targeting net carbon zero emission
💹Gross refining margin(GRM), a key measure of profitability:
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We looked at every company with promoter buying for the period from April 1st to June 30th (Q1 FY23).
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1/n Total 178 names - Part 1 of top 64 here 👇
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Total 178 names - Part 2 of top 64 buying here 👇
Note: Top promoter selling at the end of the thread
3/n Sectors that saw the highest level of promoter buying: 1. Cements (mainly) and metals 2. Chemicals and API 3. Auto and auto components 4. Capital Goods 5. Financials
As Philip Fisher said: Getting a reality check directly from people associated with co. gives us "much deeper" insights☝️v/s just reading reports & financials
Russia controls ~17% of Nickel’s total supply & obviously with that amount of supply going out of system, one would assume prices to rise
But someone expected prices to fall!
A🧵on how the 2.3x surge in Nickel prices was triggered by a short trade & not due to supply crunch
What happened exactly?
A Chinese tycoon "Xiang Guangda" who owns the Tsingshan Group, the largest nickel mining group in China had placed huge short bets on London Metal Exchange (LME), expecting the nickel prices would fall.
We wonder why he held that view👀
1/n
This bet went horribly wrong when Russia banned commodity exports & Nickel prices started surging
To cover a big short position, someone had to buy equivalent long positions.
This created a short squeeze & Nickel reached $1lakh/ton & inturn led to notional loss of $8 Bn+!😱 2/n