• Birlasoft is a multi-shore business application global IT services provider with a presence in the USA, Europe, Asia-Pacific & India.
• It counts Fortune 100 enterprises across manufacturing, banking & financial services, insurance, media & healthcare as clients.
(2/17)
Backdrop -
• Global demand for IT services is experiencing huge tailwind
backed by increased spending on Cloud & Digital
• Gartner expects Outsourced IT services spend to grow at 8.6% CAGR over 2020-25
• Indian IT is exp to reach to $350bn by 2025 vs $198bn in FY21
(3/17)
• What led to the Turnaround of Birlasoft?
• GE was the anchor client of Birlasoft, & 55% of its revenue in FY15 came from GE only.
• In 2015, BSOFT reduced focus on GE business & gradually brought down its share to 25% of total revenue in 2018.
(4/17)
• In 1QFY18, BSOFT sold the remaining GE business ($45 mn in annual revenue) on a slump sale basis at ~$15mn to Genpact.
• During FY15-18, non-GE business continued to grow & rose to ~$100 mn in FY19.
(5/17)
• Merger of BSOFT & KPIT
• The merger of the two company happened in Jan 2019, where the ERP business of KPIT got separated & merged with
BSOFT.
• With this, an IT service company with full service capabilities got created.
(6/17)
• The new BSOFT posted revenue
of $464 mn & EBIT margin of 9% in FY20.
• In FY21, the company
reported revenue of $480 mn, up 3.4% YoY, with EBIT margin of
12.6%.
• It kept focusing on building a big entity by maintaining leadership in the enterprise digital space.
(7/17)
• Benefits of the Merger:
1) 10,000 Employees and $450mn+ market cap
2) Wider industry coverage
3) Extreme digital capability in Analytics, digital advisory, RPA & User experience
4) Expertise in auto engineering and mobility solutions
(8/17)
BSOFTs Key Verticals and Revenue Breakup:
1) Manufacturing : 42% of Revenue
2) Lifesciences : 25% of Revenue
3) BFSI : 18% of Revenue
4) Energy & Utilities : 15% of Revenue
(9/17)
• A major achievement of BSOFT is increased deal wins. In FY21, total TCV win by the company was
$888 mn with 50% coming from new deals
• ~97% of the deal wins in FY21 came from existing customers
& that indicates the cross selling & mining the company was
able to do
(10/17)
• Digital and Cloud business taking the lead:
Digital & Cloud business reported revenue of $81 mn in 2QFY22 bs $55 mn reported in 4QFY19, a 6.6% CAGR since the merger.
Digital contributes 60% to BSOFT topline & made the company more future ready.
(11/17)
• Focus on Global Partnership:
1) In August 2020, SOFT announced Global Strategic Cloud Alliance with Microsoft to help its clients accelerate their digital journey.
2) They also became AWS partner recently and planning to penetrate Google in the same fashion.
(12/17)
• Expect BSOFT to maintain industry leading growth, margins and revenue CAGR.
BSOFT, with its balanced presence in Digital & ERP, competent
leadership, and focused growth approach, is expected to be in a
sweet spot to capture the opportunity.
(13/17)
• Key Risks:
1) Deterioration of demand in the wake of Covid
2) Loss of large clients
3) Cut throat competition in the market
4) Currency Fluctuation
(14/17)
• Management commentary:
1) Revenue growth is exp to be better in FY2023 vs FY2022
2) Management aims to reach $1 billion revenue by FY25, implying a CAGR of 20% over FY21- FY25
3) Management is optimistic of an EBITDA margin of over 15% in the coming quarters
• IEX is India’s premier energy marketplace, providing a nationwide automated trading platform for the physical delivery of electricity, renewables, & certificates.
• IEX has expanded its reach beyond India to create an integrated South Asian Power Market
(2/15)
• IEX has a robust ecosystem of 6,800+ participants located across 29 States & 5 UT comprising of 55+ distribution utilities & 500+ conventional generators.
• It has a strong base of 4400+ commercial & industrial consumers from metal, textile, housing , cement etc
• India is the 2nd largest sugar producer in the world after Brazil. Brazil accounts for 42.05 MMT of global sugar production & India contributes 33.76 MMT.
• ₹1,250cr is invested in this industry & providing a livelihood to ~2.86 lakh workers & supports 5cr farmers
(2/23)
Year on Year Data:
• Production of sugar rose 5.6% till 31st January, 2022 YoY
• Sugar production in Maharashtra rose by 9.10 MT YoY
• There are 194 sugar mills compared to 182 mills functioning last season on Jan 31, 2022
• Uttar Pradesh produced ~50MT vs ~54MT YoY
Devyani International Limited is the largest franchisee of Yum Brands in India & is among the largest operators of Quick Service Restaurants chain in India & operates 747 stores ( 309 KFC & 351 Pizza Hut ) across 155 cities in India as of sept 2021
(2/22)
• Reasons for strong turnaround:
Getting unit metrics right is key to business scalability. DIL is seeing an improved unit metrics for KFC & Pizza Hut, led by
• Reduction in store size
• Better menu
• Focus on delivery with delco stores
• Digital enhancement
TCPL is a consumer goods company, offering a portfolio of foods, beverages & retail, comprising marquee brands like Tata Tea, Tata Salt, Tetley, Himalayan Water, Starbucks, etc.
(2/21)
• It’s Acquisitions over the years:
1) Tetley in FY00 2) Good Earth in FY06 3) Eight O’clock, Jemca in FY07 4) Vitax in FY08 5) Joint venture with Starbucks in FY12 6) MAP brand in FY15 7) Branded tea business of Dhunseri Tea in FY20 8) NourishCo from PepsiCo in FY21
• Sitharaman increased the size of the budget by 14% from last year to $529 Billion to steady & accelerate the economic recovery.
• The Fiscal Deficit in the current year is estimated at 6.9% of the GDP. The Fiscal Deficit in 2022-23 is estimated at 6.4% of the GDP
(2/15)
• Here are the sectors that could be the winners:
1) Transport & Infrastructure:
The investment plans laid out by the finance minister are:
• 400 new Vande Bharat trains by 2025
• PM Gati Shakti Master Plan for Expressways, expanding the NH network by 25000km