Group 14: Meet Mehta Umang Kumar Ayushi Jaiswal Ayon Das
Group 14: Meet Mehta Umang Kumar Ayushi Jaiswal Ayon Das
Group 14: Meet Mehta Umang Kumar Ayushi Jaiswal Ayon Das
MEET MEHTA
UMANG KUMAR
AYUSHI JAISWAL
AYON DAS
ANALYSIS • The stock price has appreciated around 13% since the announcement of the recent
corporate tax rate cut as the benefit of higher free cash flows probably can be passed on
through price cuts to consumers
to boost revenue growth.
• Higher operating expenses restricted profitability, due to which operating profit margin %
has reduced to 8.7% in Q2 FY20 from 10% in last quarter Q1 FY20.
• As per the management, revenue growth was slightly below its expectations. But, owing to
a favorable product mix, gross margins improved.
• Avenue Supermarts is expected to grow with a very high CAGR from current market
contribution of $3 Billion to contribute in this $880 Billion market size by 2030. This also
shows how big is the opportunity present for Avenue Supermarts and the other organised
retail players in the coming 10 years to grow.
• Currently, Avenue Supermarts is tackling only the Tier-1 and Tier-2 cities. And according
to its market study, the company may enter in the online retail business also in near future.
• Also, with the help of efficient supply chain management strategies employing, Avenue
Supermarts is planning to open Mini D-Mart stores like small kirana stores to improve
their presence and penetrate the unrealised market also.
INDUSTRY
ANALYSIS
• Indian Retail sector has emerged as one of the most dynamic and
fast-growing sectors due to entry of several new players in the
recent times along with rising income levels, growing aspirations,
favorable demographics and easy credit availability.
• Globally, India is fourth-largest global destination in the retail
space after US, China and Japan.
• Current Valuation of Indian Retail sector is close to $1 Trillion i.e..
Rs.70 Lakh Crore in FY2019-20. And as per the estimations
provide by Ministry of Commerce, retail sector would be around
$1.1 Trillion by 2021.
• Currently, the Indian retail market continues to be dominated by
the unorganized retail (traditional kirana stores) accounting for
about 88% of the total retail market.
• Organised Retail : On the other hand, organized retail like Big
Bazaar, D’Mart, Walmart, Malls, Showrooms etc. is contributing
only about 9% of the total retail market.
• Online Retail : Online retail players like Flipkart, Amazon, Big
Basket etc. accounts for only 3% of the total retail market in India
INTRODUCTION: About The
Company
OPPORTUNITY
THREAT
• Innovation: R&D and innovation capacity, • Availability of land and real estate
Technology investments
• Human Capital
• Digital Strategy
VALUE DRIVERS
• Revenue Growth
• Operating Margins
• Risk Profile
• Increased investment and steady foot-
print expansion
• Tax Reduction
• Strong Management Team and Human
Capital
• Integration with technology
• Barriers to Entry
Valuation
₹
PV of free cash flows 2,52,334.00
DCF Model ₹
Discounted cash flow (DCF) is a PV of Fade period 2,71,304.00
valuation method used to estimate the value ₹
of an investment based on its future cash Terminal Value 53,56,828.00
flows. DCF analysis attempts to figure out the ₹
value of an investment today, based on PV of terminal value 6,97,826.00
projections of how much money it will
generate in the future. ₹
Enterprise Value 6,97,826.00
₹
Equity Value 10,41,069.00
No. of shares(in million) 624
₹
Value per share 1,668.38
₹
Current Share Price 2,240.00
Decision Sell the share
Year Mar 20 Mar 19 Mar 18
Ratio Analysis Key Ratios
Ratio analysis is a quantitative method of
Debt-Equity Ratio 0.06 0.11 0.23
gaining insight into a company's liquidity, Long Term Debt-Equity
operational efficiency, and profitability by Ratio 0.02 0.04 0.14
studying its financial statements such as the
Current Ratio 2.11 1.96 2.84
balance sheet and income statement.
Turnover Ratios