Wonder Electricals Nov-24

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A unique identifier assigned to a specific security (e.g., stock) within the Indian stock market.

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The presentation was prepared solely to inform stakeholders about the company and does not constitute financial advice.

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Wonder Electricals Ltd. is the company responsible for preparing and distributing this presentation to its stakeholders.

A financial metric representing the operating profit of a company after subtracting operating expenses from operational revenue.

Earnings that have been paid out to shareholders as a dividend.

A performance measurement used to evaluate the performance of a company over a specific period, typically a quarter or half-year.

The net income of a company after all expenses and taxes have been deducted from revenues.

The revenue generated by the main operations of a company.

A type of electric motor controlled by a dedicated electronic circuit, known as a 'BLDC controller.'

A type of electric motor known for its durability and versatility.

It provides insights into the operational efficiency of a company, including factors such as production capabilities and cost management.

The percentage of revenue that a company retains after paying for its operating expenses. It is calculated by dividing EBITDA by revenue.

The amount of revenue generated by a company from its core business activities.

The process of increasing the output of a production facility to meet growing demand.

The interconnected network of suppliers that a company relies on to produce its goods or services.

The use of solar panels to generate electricity, helping to reduce a company's reliance on traditional energy sources and lowering operational costs.

The practice of using different types of products or services to cater to a wider range of customer needs and reduce dependence on a single product line.

The process of increasing the capacity of a production facility to meet growing demand.

The introduction of advanced technology in a production process to improve efficiency, reduce costs, or create new products.

Wonder Electricals aims to dominate the Indian market by focusing on branding, product diversification, strong market strategies, efficient operations, and strong leadership.

To stay ahead of the curve, Wonder Electricals plans to expand its product range to meet changing consumer needs and adapt to technological advancements.

Wonder Electricals aims to gain a larger market share by expanding its presence in the motors sector, driven by high demand.

Wonder Electricals envisions becoming a leading global player in energy-efficient fans, motors, appliances, and related technology.

Wonder Electricals is committed to developing innovative products that prioritize energy efficiency and incorporate cutting-edge technology.

Wonder Electricals intends to expand its reach beyond India by selling its existing products to international markets.

Wonder Electricals is adding new products to its lineup, targeting both the Indian and international markets.

Wonder Electricals is increasing its production capacity to meet the current market demand for its products.

Indicates the difference in profit after deducting all expenses from revenue, including interest expense (but before deducting tax).

Expressed as a percentage, it showcases the profitability of a company after deducting all expenses, including interest, taxes, and depreciation. It reveals how much profit is generated for every rupee of revenue.

This reflects the amount of profit generated for every share held by the company's shareholders. Higher EPS generally signifies higher profitability and shareholder value.

Includes revenue from all sources, combining the core operational revenue with additional sources of income such as interest or dividends.

The cost of materials used in the production process, representing a significant expense for manufacturing companies.

The cost incurred for employee salaries, wages, and benefits. It represents a significant portion of the company's expenditure, especially in labor-intensive industries.