1. They were the fastest growing company among the Top 30 companies in the domestic formulations market as per IQVIA. JB grew at 27% vs market growth of 18%.
2. Revenues for the quarter stood at ₹601 Cr (10% growth YoY).
3. EBITDA excluding ESOP cost stood at ₹153 Cr (10.5% decline YoY). Gross margins for the quarter stood at 66% although there was significant cost inflation.
4. Cost pressure persists on raw material and packing material, which is expected to continue in the medium-term.
5. During Q3 FY22, Domestic Formulations business launched 12 new products including Molnupiravir, Cilacar TM, Azovas-T and Pirfenidone.
6. The Sanzyme acquisition is expected to add cross leveraging opportunities as many of the markets where Sanzyme has negligible presence like West Bengal, Bihar, etc, is where JB chemicals is a very strong player.
7. They expect to jump 2 ranks in IQVIA rankings as they start reporting combined numbers. The Domestic Formulation business will contribute to more than half of the revenues when they start reporting combined numbers.
8. As COVID normalizes, they are seeing increased demand in the CMO business for lozenges.
9. They are very positive about their performance in the export markets in the coming quarters because the contract manufacturing
business is seeing a strong revival and they are seeing very strong momentum in Russia and South Africa markets.
10. They have signed a new partner for the lozenges business. They are working on novel concepts for lozenges like melatonin, immunity+cough and cold, etc.
11. They have a lot of support for their brands from nephrologists. They have a special team for the nephrology products and are trying to grow this segment. They have seen good traction with the new products that they have launched.
12. There has been a significant cost increase in Ranitidine API cost. This has reduced the margins for Rantac - one of their largest brands. They will be looking to take a price hike in this product.
13. They are doing whatever they can to ensure business continuity in Russia as the situation is very volatile there currently. They are putting in a very high level of check mechanisms to ensure collection of receivables.
14. For the lozenges business, they do not need to invest in additional infrastructure. Their current capacity utilization is at 60% and they have one manufacturing line which can be activated at any time to ramp up production.
15. In the longer term, they want the India business to contribute to 60% of the revenues with a focus on chronic segments.
About 30% of their portfolio falls under NLEM. They will be taking a price increase whenever possible.
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1. Revenues for the quarter stood at ₹428.4Cr, up 104% from same period previous year
2. EBITDA stood at ₹46.7 Cr translating to EBITDA margins of 10.9%
3. PAT stood at ₹22.5 Cr with PAT margins of 5.3%
4. Undertaking price hikes wherever possible to offset these raw material pressures.
5. This is the first full quarter of consolidation of recent acquisitions of Unitop and Tristar in Rossari’s performance. Both these companies delivered growth during the period, which assisted overall performance.
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1. Revenues for the quarter stood at ₹358 Cr (4.8% growth YoY).
2. Growth was mainly driven by the Formulations business which grew at 18.5% YoY on a constant currency basis whereas the API business declined by 20% YoY driven by logistic challenges and subdued demand for Albendazole.
3. Growth in the API portfolio excluding Albendazole has been strong in the first 9 months. Albendazole demand still remains subdued but there is a strong recovery in demand QoQ.
1. The revenues for Q3FY22 stood at ₹429.4Cr from ₹310.3 Cr in same period previous year accounting to growth of 38.4% YoY
2. EBITDA for the quarter stood at ₹48.5Cr translating to EBITDA margins of 11.29%
3. The contributors to Consolidated Net Profit after tax of ₹106.02Crore in Q3-FY22 include share of profit of DyStar (associate company of Kiri) to the tune of ₹81.49 Crore, and
₹13.44Crore from Lonsen Kiri Chemical Industries Limited
3. Consolidated Gross Margin has strengthened to 33%, a Q-o-Q increase of 3% which is further expected to improve in coming quarters
1. For Q3FY22 revenue was ₹185.8 Cr vs ₹130.4 Cr in Q3FY21 a growth of 42% on YoY basis.
2. Q3 EBITDA was at ₹30.2 Cr as compared to ₹27.3 Cr in the same quarter of the previous year.
3. For 9M FY22 revenue was ₹446.6 Cr vs ₹330.8 Cr in 9MFY21 a growth of 35% on YoY basis.
4. 9MFY22 EBITDA surged by 141% to ₹79.7 Cr as compared to ₹33.1 Cr in 9MFY21.
5. Esports segment recorded revenue of ₹109.3 Cr in Q3FY22 vs ₹57.8 Cr last year in the same quarter, a growth of 89% YoY basis.
Their Gamified early learning segment recorded revenue of ₹47.2Cr.
1. Operating revenue for Q3FY22 was ₹18.3 million compared to ₹11.2 in Q2FY22.
2. Net loss for the Quarter was at ₹29.9 million mainly because of Esop.
3. Portfolio value of investments increased from ₹436.3 million on December 31, 2020 to ₹611.2 million on December 31, 2021.
Business Update
1. Signal Analytics, a wholly owned subsidiary raised ₹52.4 million by way of preferential allotment of Pre Series A. Thereby Xelpmoc shareholding in Signal has changed to 91.95% on a fully diluted basis.