Sector Analysis Indian Paint Companies Comparative Analysis
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Disclaimer ▪ These videos are just for educational purpose. ▪ This presentation is solely to showcase our business analysis and is not a BUY or SELL recommendation of the said companies. ▪ Kindly consult your investment advisor before acting on the idea presented.
Indian Decorative Paints Industry : Market Share Analysis ▪ Oligopolistic market with strong entry barriers led by brands and distribution network. ▪ The Indian paints market has been dominated by the decorative market contributing approximately 74% of the total paints market. ▪ Asian Paints is the market leader in the decorative paints industry and accounts for 42% of the total market. The decorative paint segment accounts for 95% to 97% of Asian Paints’ revenue. ▪ Berger Paints is in second position follows Asian Paints. ▪ Kansai Nerolac third in decorative paint with over 45% to 50% of its revenue being derived from industrial paints.
One of the key factors that helped Indigo Paints garner a high growth rate is the company’s prominence in product innovation and smaller revenue base.
Read Yourself Unique Products disrupting market to create a New Category (first company to launch these products) – ▪ Metallic Emulsion (Walls) – Indigo Paints pioneered the Metallic Emulsion segment, which gives a designer finish with glossy metallic texture effect. This has been used to glam up spaces suitable for interior and exterior walls of homes and offices, and is available in shades of Gold, Silver, and Copper. ▪ Tile Coat Emulsion (Roof Tiles) – The Tile Coat Paint is a special paint for external roof tiles that provides unmatched gloss and sheen with excellent protection against algae and fungus.
▪ Bright Ceiling Coat (Interior Ceilings) – Indigo Paints created a new category for Ceiling Paints with the introduction of the Bright Ceiling Coat which offers unmatched brightness to the ceilings with a smooth matt finish to enhance the brightness of the room. ▪ Floor Coat Emulsion (Driveways) – This is India's first Floor Coat Paint that offers a glossy finish while also protecting the terrace floor, driveways, walkways and cement surfaces.
Capacity
Capacity Utilization
Distribution Network - ▪ Paint companies are required to spend significant resources to develop their distribution network to increase the visibility and reach of their products through direct distribution to dealers. ▪ The dealers are typically multi-brand
Tinting Machine -
Company-wise growth in tinting machines (in thousands)
Terms of Trade As for Asian Paints, it prefers exclusivity wherein the dealers are expected to mainly distribute Asian Paints. ▪ The companies mainly focus on dealer margins with Asian Paints offering the lowest margins. ▪ Berger Paints provides the highest margins among the top four with almost 10% to 15% and up to 18% for specific dealers.
While most parts of India are largely dominated by Asian Paints, Asian Paints has a larger presence in Metro and Tier 1 Cities of these regions.
Financial Comparison
Gross Margin - Gross Margin is calculated as revenue from operations less Material Costs. Due to strategically located manufacturing facility near raw material hub indigo Paints has highest gross margin.
Despite industry’s highest gross margin Indigo Paint’s has lower EBITDA because of high spend on marketing and branding, high freight cost.
▪ The material cost (excluding the freight cost) as a percentage of operating revenue is the lowest for Indigo Paints as the company is closely located to the source of raw materials. ▪ However, this leads to Indigo Paints spending greater amounts on outward freight charges to deliver the products to the consumption centers.
The outward freight charges for Indigo Paint’s peers are comparatively lower as their manufacturing facilities are located close to the consumption centers.
Adjusted Material Cost Adjusted Material Cost is calculated as cost of raw material and components consumed plus purchase of traded goods, decrease/ (increase) in inventories of finished goods and traded goods, excise duty on sale of goods, and freight and forwarding charges.
Marketing and Advertisement Campaigns
In Percent of Revenue
Ratio Comparison
PE Ratio (Q4 Fy 2020-2021) - Company PE Ratio Asian Paints 90 Berger Paints 108 Indigo Paints 171 Kansai Nerolac 60 Akzo Nobel 50
Inventory Turnover Ratio (Q4 Fy 2020-2021) - Company Ratio Asian Paints 7.14 Berger Paints 5.07 Indigo Paints 8.50 Kansai Nerolac 5.50 Akzo Nobel 6.50 ▪ Ratio showing how many times a company has sold and replaced inventory during a given period. ▪ Higher is better.
Cash Conversion Cycle (Q4 Fy 2020-2021) - Company CCC (Days) Asian Paints 29.50 Berger Paints 50.25 Indigo Paints 12.25 Kansai Nerolac 59.30 Akzo Nobel 12.90 Time (in days) it takes for a company to convert its investments in inventory and other resources into cash from sales.
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