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Apl Apollo Tubes — Investor Presentation (November 2015)
54 slides from Apl Apollo Tubes's investor presentation, November 2015
Slide 1: APL Apollo Tubes Limited Investor Presentation – November 2015
APL Apollo Tubes Limited Investor Presentation – November 2015
Slide 2: Safe Harbour
Safe Harbour Except for the historical information contained herein, statements in this presentation and the subsequent discussions, which include words or phrases such as "will", "aim", "will likely result", "would", "believe", "may", "expect", "will continue", "anticipate", "estimate", "intend", "
Slide 3: Highlights - Q2/H1FY16
Highlights - Q2/H1FY16 Particulars Q2FY16 Q1FY16 Q/Q% Q2FY15 Y/Y% H1FY16 H1FY15 Y/Y% Net Manufacturing Sales 864.3 873.0 751.2 1,737.3 1,476.3 Trading Sales 192.2 92.1 2.4 284.3 6.5 Total Income from Operations 1,056.5 965.1 9% 753.5 40% 2,021.6 1,482.8 36% EBITDA 71.1 57.8 23% 49.8 43% 129.0 99.9 2
Slide 4: Operating Metrics
Operating Metrics PRODUCT VOLUMES(‘000 MT) REALISATIONS(RS/TON) Q4FY15 Q1FY16 Q2FY16 Q4FY15 Q1FY16 Q2FY16 237 224 48700 48200 45400 45300 43450 42850 182 40200 37100 34500 151 144 28600 25650 24600 109 42 40 36 28 27 24 16 13 12 B LAC K P I P E GI PIPE GP PIPE C O I L S AND TO TAL B L AC K P I P E G
Slide 5: Growth in Volumes (Q-o-Q)
Growth in Volumes(Q-o-Q) 237 224 176 175 182 Q2 FY15 Q3 FY15 Q4 FY15 Q1 FY16 Q2 FY16 5
Slide 6: EBITDA (Q-o-Q)
EBITDA(Q-o-Q) 65.4 56.4 50.2 51.1 35.6 Q2 FY15 Q3 FY15 Q4 FY15 Q1 FY16 Q2 FY16 6
Slide 7: Some Key Developments
Some Key Developments • Reduction in Debtors despite increased sales • Control on Inventory cycle • Long term Credit Rating upgraded to ‘ICRA A’. • Reduction in finance cost from 2.1% to 1.7% of net sales through low cost debt (CP, Vendor Finance and WCDL etc) and addition of new banks in consortium
Slide 8: The Value Drivers
The Value Drivers Leadership through scale and reach Business Sustainability Financial Strength Future Roadmap Key Shareholders 8
Slide 9: Application of ERW Pipes
Application of ERW Pipes Traditional, 45% APL Apollo’s Focus Area Structural, 55% 9
Slide 10: APL Apollo - Leader in ERW steel tubes
APL Apollo - Leader in ERW steel tubes Largest Indian ERW tube player with capacity of 10,50,000 TPA Steel Tubes & Pipes Industry Ductile Iron Seamless Welded ERW SAW ERW Precision (DOM) (Structural/ (HSAW & LSAW) Commercial) Key Players Key Players ISMT, Electrosteel, Maharashtra Jindal SAW, Seamle
Slide 11: Pipe Making Process
Pipe Making Process HR Coil Folding Sheets Welding Testing/Cut Off Cooling Shaping 11
Slide 12: Manufacturing Facilities
Manufacturing Facilities Hosur, Tamil Nadu Unit No. 2 12
Slide 13: Extensive distribution network
Extensive distribution network Distribution network Zone-wise sales break-up FY15 Central, 1% Others, 2% Exports, 6% North, 20% South , 44% West, 27% 26 Warehouses cum branches and 400+ dealers network 13
Slide 14: India's Largest Manufacturing Base in ERW
India’s Largest Manufacturing Base in ERW Japanese technology from Unit 1 Kusakabe, world leaders in Sikandarabad welded Tube Mill Uttar Pradesh 220,000 MTPA Apollo Metalex technology Sikandarabad Uttar Pradesh Lloyds Linepipes 125,000 MTPA Murbad Maharashtra 260,000 MTPA SLMUL Bangaluru Unit 2 Karn
Slide 15: APL is the largest ERW tubes & pipes company
APL is the largest ERW tubes & pipes company Estimated annual domestic ERW tubes production Over 500,000TPA APL Apollo APL has used (Over 10 Lac TPA) slowdown as an opportunity to 3 – 4 large organized emerge as 200,000- 400,000TPA players leader Large number of players, < 200,000TPA mostly unorgani
Slide 16: Product Information
Product Information Pre-Galvanized Products MS Black Galvanized Tubes Hollow Sections Tubes 15x15 - 250 x 250 mm Size Range 21.3 – 335 mm 21 – 273 mm 19 – 127 mm 15x 10 – 300x 200 mm Products Construction, Water Over and Fencing, Cabling Construction, & Sewage underground and Ducting, Green Transpor
Slide 17: Revenue Breakup & Margin Profile
Revenue Breakup & Margin Profile Revenue Break Up Product-wise (FY15) Product Margin Profile (FY15) 16% 14% 14% Galvanized Tubes, 16% 12% Hollow 10% Sections, 8% 8% Pre- 8% Galvanized 35% Tubes, 24% 6% 5% 4% MS Black, 25% 2% 0% MS Black Galvanized Pre-Galvanized Hollow Tubes Tubes Sections Company p
Slide 18: Marquee Clients
Marquee Clients qp © TATA ASHOK LEYLAND @Q] era| ra NGINEERING INNOVATIONS ge De x ee Oo" AK. BL HASH Irrigation Inc @ GUJARAT GAS 18
Slide 19: The value drivers
The value drivers Leadership through scale and reach Business Sustainability Financial Strength Future Roadmap Key Shareholders 19
Slide 20: Sustained growth opportunity in ERW Steel tubes
Sustained growth opportunity in ERW Steel tubes Diversified de-risked Sizable and attractive Sustainable leadership ERW tube demand market for APL Apollo Tubes ERW steel tubes find Minimum of 7 Million Well positioned to gain diverse uses touching our Tonnes p.a., a sizable from consolidation bei
Slide 21: The APL Advantage
The APL Advantage Comprehensive Innovation Product Breadth Low Production Branding Costs 21
Slide 22: Significant Range
Significant Range 400 + varieties of tubes Diameter Thickness across wide range of diameters and thickness Recent developments: APL – ½” to 14” APL – 0.7 mm to 10 mm ― Colour-coated tubes ― Designer tubes ― Steel frames for doors 2nd Largest peer – 2nd largest peer – ½” to 20” 2mm to 12mm ― Dynamica
Slide 23: Low Production Cost
Low Production Cost The company has cost advantages with respect to peers due to the following reasons: – Country wide manufacturing facilities -> Access to raw material and dispatch of finished goods cheaper than competition – Inline galvanizing facilities Reduces manufacturing costs for zinc coa
Slide 24: Branding
Branding • Intense focus on branding to garner a larger share of the market • Targeting about 30,000 signage boards across the country for higher visibility • Focused efforts at sponsoring plumbing meets and dealer meets and participation in exhibitions in India and across the world • One-of-a-kind
Slide 25: Branding
Branding Branding on Buses Signages on Highways Fabricators Meet Fabricators Meet 25
Slide 26: Branding
/ “Tubes for every reason 26
Slide 27: Branding
e mm, DELHI PIPE STORE y=) “Tubes for every reason APOLLO 27
Slide 28: Innovation
Innovation • Door Frames: The Company has designed and patented door frames for use in low-cost housing for the first time ever in India. These offer the following benefits: • Cheaper by a third compared to wooden door frames • Better strength and durability and can last close to 20 years without an
Slide 29: Doorframes (Patented by APL Apollo)
Doorframes(Patented by APL Apollo) Double Door Frame Section 140 x 55 mm Thickness:1.4- 3mm Single Door Frame Section 60 x 40 mm, 100 X 50 mm Thickness:1.4- 3mm 29
Slide 30: Window Frames
Window Frames T Section 52 x 25 mm Thickness:1.4- 3mm L Section 62 x 33mm, 52 x 24mm,47X19mm Thickness:1.4- 3mm 30
Slide 31: Narrow Sections
Narrow Sections 40 x 10 mm Thickness:1.2- 3mm 50 x 15 mm Thickness:1.2- 3mm 31
Slide 32: Colour Coated Pipes
Colour Coated Pipes Paint & Finish Paint: water based Finish: Semi-matt, matt Colours: Aqua Blue, Brick Red Pipe Dimensions Round: Min- 21mm, Max 168mm Square: Min:20x20, Max:125x125mm Rectangle:30x20, Max:150x100mm Wall Thickness: Min 1mm, Max 6mm Length: Min 3m, Max 6mm 32
Slide 33: Zinc Spray
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Slide 34: Welding Electrodes
APLAPOLLO “Tubes for every reason Welding Electrodes 355,6mm H ‘Warning: Protect yourself and others. Fumes Electric shock can kill 1. Keep your head away from fumes. 2. Use enough = and gases can be dangerous to your health, Arc ventilation exhaust atthe ar, to keep away fumes and gases from breath
Slide 35: In a nutshell
In a nutshell Distribution Network Range of Branding Products Low New Products Production Costs Fragmented Competition Industry 35
Slide 36: The value drivers
The value drivers Leadership through scale and reach Business Sustainability Financial Strength Future Roadmap Key Shareholders 36
Slide 37: Firmly on a higher growth trajectory
Firmly on a higher growth trajectory 45,000 10.0 CAGR of over 30% 40,000 9.0 in last 6 years in 8.0 35,000 both volume and 7.0 Turnover. Even 30,000 Earlier 6.0 25,000 Company was able 5.0 to maintain the 20,000 4.0 growth momentum 15,000 in spite of slowness 3.0 in demand across 10,000 2.0 indu
Slide 38: Consistent EBITDA margins
Consistent EBITDA margins 2,500 2240 Incremental EBITDA growth in FY 15 was affected due to 2,000 1,862 inventory carrying costs and 1,612 1,666 adverse industry conditions 1,500 Realized EBITDA per tonne on 1,144 1,154 an average is in between Rs. 1,000 3,200 -3,500 663 500 0 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY1
Slide 39: And Robust Operating Cycle
And Robust Operating Cycle 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY 16E Inventory Days 36 47 37 35 32 Debtor Days 41 36 32 20 22 Working capital cycle is efficiently managed with tight operating guidelines 39
Slide 40: A healthy balance-sheet to fund future growth
A healthy balance-sheet to fund future growth Debt / EBITDA Leverage Ratios 4.00 3.5 3.50 3.0 3.00 2.5 2.50 2.00 2.0 1.50 1.5 1.00 1.0 0.50 0.5 0.00 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 0.0 D/E(x) 1.01 1.16 1.12 0.92 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 Int. Coverage Debt / EBITDA (x) 2.6 2.6 2.9 2.3 3.16 3.42 2.43 2.47 Ratio (x) Op
Slide 41: Dividend Payout
Dividend Payout 7 25.00% 6 20.00% 5 15.00% 4 3 10.00% 2 5.00% 1 0 0.00% FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 DPS (Rs.) 2 5 5 6 Dividend Payout 8.70% 16.30% 19.90% 22.00% The Company has been a regular on the dividend list rewarding shareholders Dividend payout ratio is over 20% levels and company plans to mainta
Slide 42: Income Statement
Income Statement Particulars (INR mn.) 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 Net Revenue 13,930 20,083 25,689 30,137 Growth % 53.9% 44.2% 27.9% 17.3% EBITDA 1,154 1,612 1,666 1,862 Growth % 7.9% 39.3% 3.1% 11.8% Margin % 8.3% 8.0% 6.5% 6.2% PAT 491 686 590 638 PAT % 3.5% 3.4% 2.3% 2.1% EPS 20.9 29.9 25.1
Slide 43: Balance Sheet
Balance Sheet Particulars (INR mn.) 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 Share Capital 213 223 234 234 Reserve & Surplus 2,698 3,414 4,018 4,487 Net Worth 2,911 3,637 4,252 4,721 Long Term Debt 737 859 1,396 1,416 Working Capital Debt 2,242 3,403 3,403 2,926 Total Borrowings 2,979 4,262 4,799 4,342 Gross
Slide 44: The value drivers
The value drivers Leadership through scale and reach Business Sustainability Financial Strength Future Roadmap Key Shareholders 44
Slide 45: Vision FY 20: 2MTPA Capacity
Vision FY 20: 2MTPA Capacity Augment production capacity to 2MTPA by FY 2020 • Proven ability to tap • Plan in place to augment industry demand and grow production capacity to 2 sales volumes above 30% Achieve million tonnes in 2020 from sustainably consistent the current 1.05 million growth 2MTPA •
Slide 46: Brownfield Expansion Planned for FY16
Brownfield Expansion Planned for FY16 Plant Current Lines Current Planned Lines Planned Capacity(TPM) Capacity(TPM) Hosur 5 24000 8 35000 Sikandrabad 4 20000 4 20000 Lloyd linepipe 5 21500 6 26000 Apollo Met 3 12500 4 16000 Shri Laxmi 2 9000 3 13000 TOTAL 19 86000 25 100000 For the brownfield expans
Slide 47: Investments Required
Investments Required Planning greenfield projects of approximately 1 – 1.2 LTPA each in Eastern India and Middle East (Dubai) Capital cost of Rs. 100 crore for the two plants to be funded through internal accruals and NCD finance 47
Slide 48: Revenue Guidance
Revenue Guidance 70,000 1400 60,000 1200 50,000 1000 40,000 800 30,000 600 20,000 400 10,000 200 0 0 FY 15 A FY 16 E FY 17 E FY18E Revenue ( in INR m) 33,572 42,000 49,980 59,976 Volume ( '000 TPA) 701 840 1000 1200 Revenue and Volume are expected to grow at a CAGR of roughly 22% for the period 2016
Slide 49: The value drivers
The value drivers Leadership through scale and reach Business Sustainability Financial Strength Future Roadmap Key Shareholders 49
Slide 50: Key Shareholders
Key Shareholders IPO Details Particulars Top 10 Public Shareholders % held (more than 1%) IPO Date November, 1995 Kitara Capital 12.8% Shares Issued Rs.2.19 mn. Amount Raised Rs.65.7 mn. IDFC 6.8% Face Value of Share Rs. 10 HDFC Trustee Fund 5.0% Market Cap Rs. 1,249.23 cr DSP Blackrock 4.6% (18 Nov
Slide 51: Stock Price Performance
Stock Price Performance 190 LTM Stock Price Performance 155 120 110 97 54 30 Sep/14 Oct/14 Dec/14 Feb/15 Apr/15 Jun/15 Jul/15 Sep/15 APL Sensex Metal Index Mid Cap Index APL Apollo outperformed Sensex , BSE Metal Index and Mid Cap Index over past one year The share price has moved up from Rs. 32
Slide 52: Why APL?
Why APL? Largest player in the ERW segment in India Nation wide operations with 5 plants across the length and breadth of the country Strong distribution network with over 400+ distributors and 26 dealers Wide variety of products (400+) catering both to structural applications and traditiona
Slide 53: Contact
Contact Deepak Goyal, CFO APL Apollo Tubes Limited Email: deepak.goyal@aplapollo.com Phone: +91 0120‐4041400 Gaurav Sud Kanav Capital Email: gaurav@kanavcapital.com Phone: : +91 98101 22432 Diwakar Pingle Christensen Investor Relations Email: dpingle@christensenir.com Phone: : +91 22 4215 0210 53
Slide 54: Thank You
Thank You 54
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