Anupam Rasayan Aug-24

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The agricultural industry is experiencing a decline in sales due to excess inventory in the supply chain.

Anupam Rasayan expects the agricultural industry to recover in the second half of the fiscal year 2025.

Anupam Rasayan is expanding its focus on pharmaceuticals and polymers to create a more stable business portfolio.

Pharmaceuticals and polymers are contributing significantly to Anupam Rasayan's revenue, with double-digit growth.

Anupam Rasayan's revenue declined by 34% year-over-year in the first quarter of the fiscal year 2025, mainly due to lower sales in the agrochemical segment.

Anupam Rasayan expects revenue growth to resume in the second half of the fiscal year 2025, driven by increased contributions from polymers and pharmaceuticals.

Anupam Rasayan is committed to sustainability and has invested in a hybrid power plant to reduce its environmental impact and save energy costs.

Anupam Rasayan's hybrid power plant is expected to save approximately Rs. 15 crores annually in energy costs.

Tanfac's planned expansion will ensure enough HF for Anupam's growth needs, meeting both internal and external demands.

The planned CAPEX for Tanfac will sufficiently meet Anupam's HF requirements, providing enough for its own growth in the coming years.

Anupam will be able to acquire as much HF as it needs from Tanfac, ensuring smooth growth for both parties.

Tanfac's expanded capacity will not only satisfy Anupam's demands but also enable the continued supply of HF to existing customers.

The overall margin profile for Anupam's fluorine-based products will be a blend of various products with different margins.

The Rs. 670 crore CAPEX in Tanfac is expected to improve Anupam's ROCE through enhanced asset utilization, leading to higher efficiency and returns.

The asset turn on the new CAPEX commission is anticipated to be the primary driver for improving Anupam's ROCE, signifying efficient utilization of invested capital.

Anupam's ROCE improvement is anticipated to be achieved through greater asset turn, indicating an increase in efficiency in using its assets to generate revenue.

Deferral in demand refers to a situation where customers postpone purchases or orders, leading to a temporary reduction in revenue for the company.

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Back ended revenue means that a significant portion of the company's revenue is expected to be generated later in the year. This could be due to seasonal factors, project timelines, or other reasons.

Marginal revenue is a small or insignificant increase in income. This can occur due to a small number of new sales, products, or services.

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Existing LOIs and contracts refer to agreements already signed by the company for future sales and services. These represent committed revenue that will be realized over time.

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The company has allocated 670 crores for CAPEX this year and will likely complete it. No new major CAPEX is planned for next year, as there has been enough investment for medium-term growth.

The company has already invested in enough capacity to handle the current and forecasted growth. Therefore, no large-scale expansion is needed for now.

China's increased production has put pressure on companies to grow even faster, but the company doesn't see a major competition threat from Chinese companies in its specific markets.

Investments in wind and solar energy are planned to reduce the company's environmental impact. These investments may lead to some repurposing of existing facilities.

The company focuses on 'Polymer and Pharma' segments for future growth, while 'Personal Care' is expected to remain around 10-12%.

Though some end customers may have competition in certain products, the company does not see a major threat from Chinese competitors in its direct supply chain.

The company's CAPEX plans are based on projections for future growth and any necessary adjustments might be made to adapt to changing market dynamics.

The company's strategy focuses on organic growth through operational efficiencies and optimized investments, rather than relying on external acquisitions.

The company faces challenges such as Chinese competition and market uncertainties, but they are confident in their strategic direction and ability to adapt.