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About Go Fashion India (Go Colors) Limited –
- An Indian women’s bottom-wear brand
- FY20 Market share of ~8% in branded women’s bottom-wear
- Women’s apparel market = 36% of the total apparel market
- Women’s bottom-wear market = 8.3% of women’s apparel market FY20
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Products -
- As of Q2FY22 - sold bottom-wear in 50+ styles in 120+ colors.
Price range -
- ₹ 225 to ₹ 1,599
Average selling price (ASP) -
- FY21 - ₹ 584.02
- Q1FY22 - ₹ 619.05
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Distribution –
- Exclusive brand outlets (EBO) including franchise stores, large format stores (LFS), multi-brand outlets (MBO), and online channels such as online retailers and their own websites.
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EBOs -
- Majority of Sales is from EBOs
- Q1FY22 - Operated 459 EBOs (including franchise stores)
- Img 1 and 2 talk about stores, Capex, area, sales, cities, regions, etc
- They periodically close EBOs which are non-profit-making (Img 3)
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As of Q1FY22 –
- 2855 employees (10 in design, 2517 front-end staff at EBOs+ LFS)
- Attrition - 4.27%
- Sourced RMs from 73 suppliers, finished products from 5 suppliers
- They do not own any manufacturing facilities - Job workers engaged in making everything (outsourcing)
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Promoters & Directors (Src - Axis Direct) -
Issue Details -
- Total market cap of Rs 3727 cr post listing
- Fresh issue - Rs 125 cr
- OFS - Rs 889 cr
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Objects of Issue -
- Rs 33.7 Cr - 120 new exclusive brand outlets (EBOs) to be opened
- Rs 61.3 cr being used to fund working capital requirements
- General corporate purposes
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Risks -
- PEs invested in 2018. With CCPS conversion, their price is 170 or less. 3 yrs later IPO at 690 rs. 4x increase in 3 yrs with business making loss now. Why/How the 4x then?
- All PEs selling 50% of the stake except Dynamic India which is selling fully.
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- Even 2 Promoter family trusts selling 50% of their stake
- Products cater to only female customers and are in a niche category i.e., only limited to bottom-wear Single warehouses located in Southern India.
- Inventory as % of current assets was 45.35% in Q1FY22
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- Inventory turnover days - 118 in FY21
- Go Color competes with local retailers, non-branded products, economy brands, and products of other established brands
- Also competes with in-house brands launched by LFSs including those through which they retail their products
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Pledge -
Promoters VKS Family Trust and PKS Family Trust have pledged 16.56% of total shares for a Rs 40 cr Loan
Pledges are really scary as the stock can take heavy beatings (as we have seen in the past few years with some pledged shares)
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Financials -
- Comfortable Debt to Equity figure
- Flat revenue
- Flat EBITDA
- Net loss in FY21
- P&L took a hit due to COVID
- CFO and FCF is good, gradually improving (Majority IPO size OFS anyways)
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Valuation -
- 3727 cr Mcap post issue
- As per FY21 Sales - 13.2x Price to Sales(P/S)
- As per FY20 sales - 9.4x P/S
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The business prides itself on being the go-to brand for women's bottom wear with the highest range of products and being one of the largest players according to market shares
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But we all know what happens when you pay frothy valuations for a business, you can end up with time correction/price correction
"It's far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair company at a wonderful price like Mr. Buffet Says.
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Questions to think about -
- What is the moat?
- What is the growth prospect ahead?
- What multiple should be paid for a traditional apparel-making company?
- What happens when biggies enter the same market who can outspend and outreach them?
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About the Market -
- Women’s bottom-wear market = 8.3% of women’s apparel market that was Rs 13547 Cr in FY20
- Expected to grow at a CAGR of 12.4% by FY25
- Share of bottom-wear in women’s apparel is expected to go to 9.6% by FY25 from 8.3% in FY20
(Src - Technopak)
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The branded Indian womenswear segment is dominated by large national/regional Players like TCNS, BIBA, Global Desi, Go Colors, AND, H&M, Zara, M&S and Fabindia, Soch, etc
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About Delhivery -
- It is a tech-savvy logistics company
- Professionally managed, no identifiable promoter
- Offers integrated logistics services through a nation-wide network infrastructure
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About their Logistics Infra -
124 gateways, 20 automated sort centres, 83 fulfilment centres, 35 collection points, 24 returns processing centres, 249 service centres, 120 intermediate processing centres and 2,235 direct delivery centres as of June 30, 2021
Not really, these days it is Pizza, Burger & Coffee 😛
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About the Company -
- One of YUM’s franchisee operators in India
- Sri Lanka’s largest QSR chain with 35% of the total market revenue and 68 restaurants representing 39% of the total number of market outlets
- Has a presence in the Maldives too
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Brands and Outlets -
- As of Q1FY22, they owned/operated 209 KFCs in India + Maldives, 239 Pizza Huts in India, Sri Lanka & Maldives, and 2 Taco Bells in Sri Lanka
- Image 1 shows bifurcation of brands and their count
- Image 2 shows geographical presence
- Incorporated in 1989 to manufacture chlorinated - paraffin and hydrochloric acid in Hyderabad
- in 1990- diversified to microcrystalline cellulose (“MCC”).
- 1996 - commenced exports - first order of MCC to Bangkok
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- Engaged in manufacturing, marketing, and supplying of microcrystalline cellulose (“MCC”) that is widely used as an excipient for finished dosages in the pharmaceutical industry.
- 3 manufacturing units one at Hyderabad and one each at Jhagadia and Dahej in Gujarat
- A design-to-delivery aesthetics solutions provider
- Designs, develop and manufactures products for a wide range of customers on auto and consumer appliance side
- Supplied 115 mn+ parts, 6,000 SKUs in FY21 to 170 customers in 90 cities across 20 countries
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Customer base -
- OEMs - Suzuki, M&M, John Deere, VW, etc
- Tier-1 automotive component suppliers such as Marelli, Visteon, Brembo and Mindarika
- Consumer durables/appliances manufacturers such as Whirlpool, Panasonic, Samsung, Eureka Forbes, Godrej and Liebherr;
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About MobiKwik -
- Fintech company
- one of the largest mobile wallets and BNPL (buy Now pay later) players in India
- Also offers microinsurance (life, health & general) products, mutual fund investments, and trading of digital gold
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- Commenced operations in 2009 with MobiKwik Wallet for users to add money and use it to pay utility bills
- Over time, moved to Ecomm shopping, food delivery, petrol pumps, large retail chains etc
- FY21- 101.37 mn Registered Users and 3.44 mn+ online/offline merchants