👉They are a tech driven affordable housing co supported by centralized underwriting & in-depth understanding of local properties having pan-India presence.
👉They provide home loans to 1st time buyers with focus on salaried individuals having monthly income of < Rs 50k
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👉The company's customer profile consists of salaried individuals (71% of loans, including informal class) and non-salaried (29% of loans).
👉Home loans accounted for 89% of the book in Q2FY23.
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Now, lets talk about the Q2FY23 results💰💰
👉The company had record high disbursements in Q2FY23. Management expects the same to increase by 5% qoq for the rest of FY23.
👉High opex & strong loan book growth was seen. Asset quality continued to improve.
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👉Bounce rates spiked sequentially as customers preferred to pay via UPI while allowing NACH mandates to fail. But payments were made within 1-3 days of EMI presentment
👉Management reiterated its guidance of achieving 30% AUM CAGR & mid - teens RoE over the medium term.
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👉Strong on ground demand momentum was seen. There was marginal improvement in reported spread due to repricing of loans by 25 bps from July.
👉Management expects another hike in lending rate & spread to maintain at 5.5-5.6% for rest of FY23 & 5.25% over long term.
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👉Expect the company's AUM to grow by around 32% CAGR over the medium term with NR growth of 26%, PPoP growth of 23% & PAT growth of 21% over FY22-24.
👉Expect RoA of 3.9% & RoE of 14.9% by FY24.
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Now, lets have a look at the key risks involved🔴🔴
👉Significant AUM concentration is noted in Gujrat (nearly 34% of AUM).
👉Higher than expected slippages from the early buckets.
👉In a rising interest rate scenario, stiff competition by new entrants in the AHF market can have some pressure on margins & profitability.
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👉Indian tech IPOs are finding the going hard due to depressed valuations & a more conservative approach from the market regulator.
👉Droom technology is the latest IT company to withdraw its IPO of around Rs 30 billion preferring to raise money in private market.
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👉The online loss making automobile marketplace had filed Prospectus in Nov 2021 & withdrew last week.
👉Droom is not the 1st to shelve IPO this year. In August, online healthcare platform API Holdings cancelled Rs 62.5 billion IPO citing tough market conditions.
👉SEBI seems to be regretting some of the IPOs it approved last year, after they have eroded investments away. They include Paytm, Policy bazaar & even Zomato.
👉Now, SEBI is paying closer attention to how valuations are decided.
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👉Earlier SEBI proposed that loss-making tech companies should explain how they decided pricing & how it compares to pre-IPO funding rounds.
👉But now, SEBI is asking cos in the tech space to make earning projections for the coming qtrs to check if they achieve them.
👉Dividends are distributed from the free cash flow left with the companies after completing all their operating expenses.
👉If the company is not able to find a suitable place to invest or park its surplus money into, they buy back their own shares from the market.
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👉Benefit of buying back shares is that the earnings per share or EPS increases as number of shares go down. Hence, the value of each remaining share rises up.
Following the great traction in passenger vehicles, next in line might be commercial vehicles (CVs) to lead the auto industry sales.
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Pandemic restricted cargo mobility but now, demand for Light commercial vehicles or LCVs (largest segment in auto segment) is picking up boosted by FMCG, e-commerce & logistics sectors.
Government had decided to continue with high pricing of the spectrum by auctions. 4 companies which bid for spectrum have committed to Rs 1.5 lakh crores for the spectrum they acquired.
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This, when added to large amounts owed of earlier auctions & payments reduced the number to 3 for private players. Of these, Vodaphone has written off its investment in India, so its in a cautious position.