Asian Paints Ltd. · NSE:ASIANPAINT

Asian Paints — H1 FY2004 Earnings Presentation

34 slides from Asian Paints's earnings presentation, Oct 30, 2003

  1. Slide 1: Asian Paints (India) Limited Investor Conference H1 FY2004

    1 Asian Paints (India) Limited Investor Conference H1 - FY’2004 October 30, 2003

  2. Slide 2: Structure of the Presentation

    2 Structure of the Presentation • A Perspective • Financial & Operating Performance • Initiatives • Looking ahead

  3. Slide 3: Asian Paints

    3 Asian Paints Among the Top 10 India’s largest paint Decorative Coatings company & leaders companies in the world in 10 overseas markets Operates in 24 countries Group revenue of with 30 paint mfg facilities around US $ 430 mn & with mfg capacity of market capitalisation 330 mn ltrs/annum of US$ 62

  4. Slide 4: Asian Paints - Recognitions

    4 Asian Paints - Recognitions • Has once again ranked Asian Paints among the ‘200 Best under a Billion’ companies in the World in 2003. Asian Paints is the only paint company in the world to have received this recognition • The prestigious Ernst & Young ‘Entrepreneur of the Year- Manufacturing’ has

  5. Slide 5: Structure of the Presentation

    5 Structure of the Presentation • A Perspective • Financial & Operating Performance • Initiatives • Looking ahead

  6. Slide 6: Stand alone Profit & Loss statement H1-FY 2004

    6 Asian Paints (India) Ltd – Stand alone Profit & Loss statement H1-FY 2004 (Rs. million) 1H FY 04 1H FY 03 Growth Net Sales* 8730.86 7706.00 13.3 % Other income 98.06 63.15 55.3 % Material Cost 4893.66 4016.05 21.85% PBDIT 1439.17 1407.19 2.27 % Interest 29.21 49.00 - 40.49 % Depreciation 231.47 22

  7. Slide 7: Stand alone Margins - H1 FY'2004

    7 Asian Paints (India) Limited – Stand alone Margins - H1 FY’2004 1H FY’04 1H FY’03 Matl. Cost / Net Sales 56.05 % 52.16 % PBDIT/Net Sales 16.48 % 18.26 % PBT/ Net Sales 13.5 % 14.66 % PAT/ Net Sales 8.65% 9.1 % Interest cover 49.3 28.7 (PBDIT/ Interest)

  8. Slide 8: Explanation of P & L: H1-FY'04

    8 Asian Paints (India) Limited (Stand alone) Explanation of P & L : H1-FY’04 • Profitability was affected due to – Higher material cost from the paints division – Significantly lower contribution from the chemicals business • Processing charges from APPG & APICL increased by 20 % to Rs. 35.12 millio

  9. Slide 9: Explanation of P & L: H1-FY'04

    9 Asian Paints (India) Limited (Stand alone) Explanation of P & L : H1-FY’04 • Other income has increased by 55.8 % due to: – Interest received on income tax refund of Rs. 21.14 mn – Income from Home Solution was Rs. 14.30 mn compared to Rs. 5.92 million for the corresponding period • Interest cost

  10. Slide 10: Stand alone Segment Results – H1 FY'04

    10 Asian Paints (India) Ltd – Stand alone Segment Results – H1 FY’04 (Rs. million) PAINTS 1H FY 04 1H FY03 Growth Seg. Revenue 8219.29 7173.37 14.6 % Seg. Result* 1362.87 1286.20 6.0 % Seg. result/Sales 16.6 % 17.9 % OTHERS (Chemicals) 1H FY 04 1H FY03 Growth Seg. Revenue 572.89 579.40 - 1.1 % Seg.

  11. Slide 11: Stand alone Profit & Loss statement Q2-FY 2004

    11 Asian Paints (India) Ltd – Stand alone Profit & Loss statement Q2- FY 2004 (Rs. million) Q2 FY 04 Q2 FY 03 Growth Net Sales * 4942.30 4257.82 16.08 % Other income 54.10 34.71 55.86% Material Cost 2766.26 2223.59 24.41 % PBDIT 862.13 803.35 7.32 % Interest 14.69 19.00 - 22.68 % Depreciation 116.76

  12. Slide 12: Unaudited abridged balance sheet H1-FY'04

    12 Unaudited abridged balance sheet of Asian Paints (India) Limited - H1-FY’04 (Stand alone) FUNDS EMPLOYED (Rs in mn) APPLN OF FUNDS (Rs in mn) Shareholders Funds: Fixed assets: Share capital 962.79 Gross block 6252.73 Resv & Surp 4560.67 Less : Depr 2773.59 Def Tax Liab (Net) 569.01 CWIP 46.85 352

  13. Slide 13: Explanation of the unaudited balance sheet

    13 Explanation of the unaudited balance sheet of Asian Paints (India) Limited - H1-FY’04 (Stand alone) • Loans have reduced from Rs. 1549.79 mn to Rs. 1055.5 mn – Due to strong operating cash flows inspite of significant investments made in the last financial year • Net block declined by Rs. 209 mn

  14. Slide 14: Interim Dividend

    14 Interim Dividend • The Board of Directors of the company has recommended payment of an interim dividend of Rs. 3.50 /share ( 35 %) on the increased equity. • The company believes that the dividend payout ratio will be maintained going forward

  15. Slide 15: Consolidated Profit & Loss Account - H1 FY'2004

    15 Asian Paints - Consolidated Profit & Loss Account - H1 FY’2004 (Rs. million) H1 FY 04 H1 FY 03 Growth Net Sales 11051.99 8460.39 30.6 % Other income 105.67 62.31 69.6 % Material Cost 6247.49 4452.9 40.3 % PBDIT 1606.05 1510.32 6.3 % Depreciation 309.28 246.86 25.3 % Interest 84.00 71.76 17.0 % Go

  16. Slide 16: Explanation of the consolidated P&L statement

    16 Explanation of the unaudited P&L statement of Asian Paints Consolidated - H1-FY’04 • Previous year figures are not comparable as they do not include financials of Berger International Limited(BIL), Singapore and SCIB Chemical S.A.E, Egypt. • Period considered for overseas subsidiaries is Jan-Jun

  17. Slide 17: Asian Paints Consolidated Revenue breakup

    17 Asian Paints Consolidated Revenue breakup Net Sales of Asian Paints - H1 FY'2003 Net Sales of Asian Paints - H1 Paints (India) FY'2004 Paints (India) 7% 5% 5% 17% Paints Paints (Overseas) (Overseas) Chemicals Chemicals 78% 88%

  18. Slide 18: Paints Business - India

    18 Paints Business - India Overall Paints value growth has been 14.6% Decorative Coatings • Exterior finishes continues to grow over 25 % • Good performance in East & South • Product Developments initiated – Expanded Exterior range with textured variant and primer – Launched Satin Enamel across seve

  19. Slide 19: Paints Business - India: Industrial Coatings

    19 Paints Business - India Industrial Coatings • The business has registered impressive growth rate in excess of 20 % • Road Markings range launched – Vast potential in this segment due to significant investment by the government in highways and roads

  20. Slide 20: Raw Materials

    20 Raw Materials • Prices for Titanium dioxide, an important raw material has been rising over the last quarter and is presently around USD 1850 /ton • Since crude prices were soft during the quarter, it had a deflationary effect on most downstream solvents except Ortho-Xylene • The prices of all ve

  21. Slide 21: International Operations - H1 FY'2004

    21 International Operations - H1 FY’2004 • Volume sales increased by 10%*. • Value paint sales decreased in INR by 3%* due to – Appreciation of the Rupee by 3% to USD on average exchange rates – Depreciation in the Jamaican dollar to the USD by 19% – Depreciation in the Egyptian pound to the USD by

  22. Slide 22: International Operations - H1 FY'2004

    22 International Operations - H1 FY’2004 Net Paint Sales Region 2003 2002 +/- LY Real Growth Actuals Actuals % % South Pacific 208 193 8% -1% S Asia 160 130 23% 26% GCC 439 414 6% 9% Africa/Europe 155 185 -17% 7% S E Asia 308 322 -4% -1% Caribbean 549 618 -11% 3% All values in millions of INR Real g

  23. Slide 23: International Operations – H1 FY'2004

    23 International Operations – H1 FY’2004 • Supply chain initiatives across units have improved profitability of the operations. – Group-wide sourcing for key raw materials effected. • Overhead costs kept under control • Steps undertaken to substitute high cost debt with cheaper options. Benefits to

  24. Slide 24: Structure of the Presentation

    24 Structure of the Presentation • A Perspective • Financial & Operating Performance • Initiatives • Looking ahead

  25. Slide 25: 5th paint plant in India

    25 5th paint plant in India • The fifth paint plant will be situated in South India • Asian Paints is still awaiting approvals at Pondicherry. Hence an alternate site in Tamil Nadu is being considered • In this financial year, Capital Expenditure towards the fifth plant will be around INR 350 millio

  26. Slide 26: International Initiatives

    26 International Initiatives Acquisition of Taubmans, Fiji • Acquisition will help Fiji operations consolidate leadership position • Taubmans is the 4th largest paint company in Fiji and leader in Samoa. Licensing Arrangement in Indonesia • This is the first licensing initiative in Asian Paints grou

  27. Slide 27: Purchase of 9.2% stake in ICI (India) Ltd

    27 Purchase of 9.2% stake in ICI (India) Ltd • Cost of the transaction is Rs. 770.9 million, funded through internal accruals of Asian Paints (India) Ltd • Asian Paints does not intend to destabilise the current management of ICI (India) Limited • Asian Paints has purchased this stake from the Govt.

  28. Slide 28: Structure of the Presentation

    28 Structure of the Presentation • A Perspective • Financial & Operating Performance • Initiatives • Looking ahead

  29. Slide 29: The Indian Economy

    29 The Indian Economy • Significant investment in infrastructure, boom in retail credit and good monsoons should drive growth for the economy • The existence of new drivers like positive demographic changes in income & population and BPO opportunities will help GDP growth sustain at 6% plus level •

  30. Slide 30: Asian Paints - India operations

    30 Asian Paints - India operations Decorative Business Unit • Decorative coatings will continue to perform well in the second half – Emphasis on top-line growth and increasing market share – Focus to largely maintain operating margins of the previous financial year • Outlook for Raw material – Overa

  31. Slide 31: Asian Paints - India operations

    31 Asian Paints - India operations • Industrial Business will also continue to grow due to the overall buoyancy in the market – Automotive coatings, Road markings and CRP Coatings will continue its good performance • Chemicals business should perform better than the first half of the current financi

  32. Slide 32: International operations

    32 International operations Targets for International Operations stated at time of acquisition • Sales growth of at least 10% /year for next 2 years • Excess of 3% PAT margin by calendar year 2004 Outlook for the balance period positive – Expected volume growth 15% – Expected real value growth 10%.

  33. Slide 33: Our vision

    33 Our vision “ Asian Paints aims to become one of the top five Decorative coatings companies world- wide by leveraging its expertise in the higher growth emerging markets. Simultaneously, the company intends to build long term value in the industrial coatings business through alliances with establi

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