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Q4 results. My key takeaways: 1. Medium term guidance of mid teen growth and no margin expansion.
Reading b/w the lines:
Co is investing heavily in upgrading and upskilling people, processes, creating capacities all with a focus on changing the terminal value of the business. Trading off Short term pain for long term gain: necessary characteristic for both co & investors.
2. Sequent 2.0 vision: Being executed under guidance of advisory board.
In b/w lines:
Co is upgrading itself from a branded generics player to a specialty branded generics player. Think of a Pikachu to Raichu Evolution.
Evolution takes effort, up front investments.
Sequent 2.0 will accelerate growth trajectory. Multiple growth engines firing and being built up.
1st India R&D center developed drug: Tulathromycin commercialized in EU.
1st formulation filing in USA, Canad and Australia.
WIll enter China market too after geo-political tensions settle down. Will do inorganic growth as well in US market. Will leverage carlyle network for powering both engines of growth.
3. 1st CDMO multi year multi product deal with global innovator
In b/w lines: IMO this is biggest take away from the concall. Trust compounds much like financial metrics, but trust compounding is unseen. It starts with 1 innovator and then expands to many.
Innovator will also co-invest in the vizag facility. 2 CDMO products under development. Will hit topline in FY23. 6 other (non CDMO) products also being developed for the innovator.
4. Entering India, brazil, Turkey markets for pet animal products.
In b/w lines: Was already present in EU market. India, Brazil, Turkey are high growth markets and sequent's differentiating factor in terms of geographical presence. Will enter US pet animal mkt at some point too.
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Wonderful #racl geartech concall. I loved it. Key takeaways below: 1. RACL is EV ready
In b/w lines: EV require higher precision gears. Very few cos can make. Much higher gross margin.
Already doing tech investment in capex to be EV ready. Investment requirement in tech is much higher for EV gears. EV components will be 3-4% of topline in FY22.
2. Working with ZF on a BLW series 7 car for next year launch. Working on e-scooter or european company
In b/w lines:
1st marks RACL foray into premium luxury passenger vehicle transmission gears. 2nd is 1st time they designed entire drive train or kinematics.
On popular demand and @LuckyInvest_AK sirβs guidance, here is the thread to understand the business of #mastek
If you find it useful, please retweet _/\_ so that other investors can also benefit.
@LuckyInvest_AK Before mastek, let us understand the industry it operates in. Broadly speaking, the IT industry is an enabler for all businesses, automating those business tasks for them which are somewhat incidental to the core business. As an example, consider #ITC & their ITC store.
@LuckyInvest_AK ITC has its own ecommerce store from which products are ordered. Building out this IT product: the backend & the app, are incidental to the core business (FMCG brands) of ITC. Some companies choose to build and maintain in-house IT teams. Others, outsource it to IT companies.
Watched this recent interview of @SamitVartak sir with @PMS_AIF_World. Brilliant interview. Always learn so much from Samit sirs public sharing. My key takeaways:
1. When Samit sir was in US, he spent a lot of time advising manufacturing businesses on how to have a good operating structure limit costs and maximize profits. So his edge is business understanding.
My thoughts:
This is one of the key things I've learned from Samit sir and other fellow investors, it is most important to understand the business and focus on compouding that knowledge by incrementally understanding more businesses rather than get bogged down by valuations.
what better way to start sunday than a #kilpest thread: a classic peter lynch pick & shovel investment for the diagnostics sector. If you like the thread, please retweet this tweet to help educate max investors. ππ
Which #microcap company should I create the next thread about? Follow the thread to vote!
Please read their screener.in pages and company websites before deciding. I'll also add a few lines for those who don't want to do that.
1. RACL geartech
A precision gear manufacturer (Soma Comstar rings a bell?) supplying to BMW, kubota, Yamaha, KTM. Sticky client relationship built over years. Aiming to grow topline from 180cr to 500cr in next 4 years. Industry leading margins of 15-20%. EV unlikely to disrupt.
Co is also undertaking 50cr capex which is likely to commence soon.
High precision gears are requirement for EV so that noise levels are low since RPM and torque are higher. RACL could benefit on margins whenever clients move to EV.