Ganesh Benzoplast Limited · NSE:GANESHBE
Ganesh Benzoplast — Investor Presentation (July 2022)
31 slides from Ganesh Benzoplast's investor presentation, Jul 28, 2022
Slide 1: Regulation 30 cover letter to stock exchanges
Date: July 28, 2022 To The General Manager, The Manager, Department of Corporate Services – Listing Department Corporate Relations Department, National Stock Exchange of India BSE Limited, Limited Pheeroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Exchange Plaza, 5th Floor, Dalal Street, Fort, Plot No. C/1, G-Block, Bandr
Slide 2: Ganesh Benzoplast Limited Investor Presentation July 2022
Ganesh Benzoplast Limited Investor Presentation | July 2022
Slide 3: A Leading End-to-End Solutions Provider In Liquid Logistics
A Leading End-to-End Solutions Provider In Liquid Logistics … • Leading independent Tank Storage Provider Consolidated Liquid Storage Tanks (LST) • Total Installed Capacity of 3,09,000 KL (FY22) • Presence at JNPT | Cochin | Goa Liquid Logistics Revenue • Rich Experience in Tank Fabrication & Pipeli
Slide 4: With A Journey Of Almost Three Decades in LST
... With A Journey Of Almost Three Decades in LST GBL ventures into Diversified to LST Ethanol & Extra neutral business with Liquid Alcohol In Nashik, with storage tank facility Allotted Additional Golden Agri at JNPT Terminal., Land For 25 Years At International Cochin Terminal & JNPT Enterprises,
Slide 5: Strong Management Team To Lead the Company - Promoters
Strong Management Team To Lead the Company - Promoters Image Image Image Required Required Required Ramesh Pilani Rishi Pilani Ramakant Pilani Founder & CFO Chairman & MD CEO o B-Tech in Chemical o Chemical Engineer, Masters o Commerce graduate ~ 40 Engineering ~47 years of in Industrial Engineering
Slide 6: Strong Management Team To Lead the Company - Directors
Strong Management Team To Lead the Company - Directors Image Image Required Required NN Kumar Ramesh Punjabi Director Director o Associated with the o Associated with the company since 2020 as an company since independent Director inception as o B.Sc., M.Sc. and IRS by Technical Director qualificati
Slide 7: Liquid Storage Tank – Strong Backbone of the Company
Liquid Storage Tank – Strong Backbone of the Company 6
Slide 8: Leading LST Player With Diversified Liquid Handling Capabilities
Leading LST Player With Diversified Liquid Handling Capabilities … LST division provides storage tanks which are leased on rent for storing liquid chemicals, acids, phenol, oil products & edible oils LST DIVISION REVENUE (CONS.) (INR Mn) Liquid bulk storage capacity of 3,09,000 KL spread across thre
Slide 9: Coupled with a Wide Range Of Services At The Terminal
… Coupled with a Wide Range Of Services At The Terminal Storage Bunkering Barging Blending Drum Filling Providing liquid storage tanks, Fuel supply bunkering services A complimentary business Blending of products (Air ~100 containers monthly of handling & loading service of while maintaining product
Slide 10: Established Presence at Major Sea Ports
Established Presence at Major Sea Ports JNPT COCHIN GOA Year of Establishment 1996 1999 2000 Tank Capacity 500 KL-14,000KL 750 KL – 5,000 KL 750 KL-14,000KL Certified Terminals ISO 9001:2008 ISO 9001:2008 ISO 9001:2008 Number of Tanks 64 12 4 Capacity 240000 KL 43000 KL 26000 KL Infrastructure at te
Slide 11: JNPT Terminal: A Stable Cashflow Generating Asset
JNPT Terminal : A Stable Cashflow Generating Asset … Rental Revenue (INR Mn) Total Capacity 1136 240,000 KL - operating at > 100% occupancy (FY22) 1,016 978 848 775 Diversified Products Handled Class A, B, and C products (MEG, CSFO/CPO (Oil), Edible FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 Oil, RBD Palmolien, Aceti
Slide 12: Driven By Unique Value Proposition
… Driven By Unique Value Proposition JNPT – One of the Major ports POL Traffic at major Ports Storage tanks located at JNPT port leads POL traffic share has been increasing; to higher premium compared to other contributed 37.5% of total traffic in FY20 upcoming ports. compared to 33.4% of total traf
Slide 13: JNPT Terminal: Growth Potential
JNPT Terminal : Growth Potential Enhancing Tank Ability to Increase the height of existing Tanks for higher capacity leading to higher throughput Capacity Specialized Cargo Upgrading normal tanks to specialized cargo tanks also providing heating and chilling facility for the cargo at port Tanks lead
Slide 14: Other Terminals – Cochin and Goa
Other Terminals – Cochin and Goa Cochin Terminal Goa Terminal • Operating 43,000 KL at 95% occupancy • Operating 26,000 KL at ~ 40% occupancy (impacted by the mining ban in Goa • Handling Class A, B, and C products (MEG, CSFO/CPO (Oil), Edible Oil, RBD Palmolien, Acetic Acid/Acetone, Vam & Styrene M
Slide 15: Growth Roadmap for Cochin and Goa Terminals
Growth Roadmap for Cochin and Goa Terminals Strong Growth in Throughput to Drive Growth Future Growth Strategy 393 • To achieve 100% occupancy in near future 297 233 Cochin Terminal 164 123 FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21 FY 22 Throughput (000'MT) Currently Under Utilized Huge Opportunity Ahead Future Growth St
Slide 16: Long standing relationships with Marquee Clients
Long standing relationships with Marquee Clients 15
Slide 17: GBL welcomes its new clients
GBL welcomes it’s new clients C J Shah & Co. 16
Slide 18: Foray into Railway Logistics – Deepening Service Offerings
Foray into Railway Logistics – Deepening Service Offerings … Clients Materials Storage & Handling Facility Railway Transportation arrival on Port LST provided by GBL at customers facilities GBL acquired 86.5% in (FY20) Infrastructure Logistic Systems Ltd. (Formerly Stolt Rail Logistic Systems (SRLS)
Slide 19: Leading to Strong Growth Potential
… Leading to Strong Growth Potential • ILSL owns tank containers and leases rakes and tanks at various ports and inland locations Widening footprints into Rail Logistics • Enable GBL to provide additional service in their LST portfolio of services • ILSL – Into existence in the business over decade
Slide 20: EPC Service Offerings makes GBL an end-to-end Player
EPC Service Offerings makes GBL and end-to-end Player Diversified arm specialized in Rich experience in Tank Fabrication Design & EPCC activities of the & Pipeline Installation and provides Project End to End solution Experience in handling chemicals Dedicated teams for Design & like Caustic soda, H
Slide 21: EPC Business Growth Potential
EPC Business Growth Potential • Enables GBL to exercise its high technical capabilities in erecting storage tank terminals, with pipelines, that allow quick and efficient access to ports. Benefits of being a • Swift delivery gathers higher confidence from global clients such as RPG group, other part
Slide 22: Chemical Division
Chemical Division 21
Slide 23: Chemical Division
Chemical Division… Product Portfolio Renowned Manufacturer & exporter of specialty chemicals, food preservatives & lubricant additives in industry; enjoys virtual monopoly of pure Benzoic Acid & it’s derivatives in India Specialty Chemicals : TBN Boosters, Octane Boosters, Defoamers, Food Preservati
Slide 24: Initiated Process for Unlocking Value of the LST Business
… Initiated Process for Unlocking Value of the LST Business Continuous Losses in Chemical Business Challenges in Chemical Business Capital Intensive Upgradation at manufacturing plants Low Capacity Utilization High working Capital requirement Major Capex required to enhance the facilities Capacity u
Slide 25: Financial Performance
Financial Performance 24
Slide 26: LST Division Historical Financial Highlights (Standalone)
LST Division Historical Financial Highlights-(Standalone) INR Mn FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21 FY 22 Total Rental Income 792 903 1,018 1,047 1,214 from All Terminals Other Trading Income 56 128 210 446 254 Total Revenue 848 1,031 1,228 1,493 1,468 EBITDA 530 571 635 809 644 %. Increase in yearly - 13.94 % 12.
Slide 27: Historical Financial Highlights (Consolidated)
Historical Financial Highlights-(Consolidated) INR Mn FY17 FY18# FY19* FY20 FY21** FY 22 Income from Operations 1,181 1,692 2,116 2,467 2,704 3,575 Other Income 35 13 9 3 15 31 Net Income 1,216 1,704 2,126 2,470 2,719 3,606 Raw Material 339 632 878 937 746 1,426 Employee Cost 85 114 122 144 161 196
Slide 28: Historical Balance Sheet (Consolidated)
Historical Balance Sheet-(Consolidated) INR Mn Mar-18 Mar-19 Mar-20 Mar-21 Mar - 22 INR Mn Mar-18 Mar-19 Mar-20 Mar-21 Mar-22 Shareholder’s Funds 807 1120 1455 2368 2849 Non-Current Assets 1704 1834 1840 2596 2825 Share Capital 57 57 57 62 62 Other Equity 750 1063 1398 2262 2743 Property Plant & 151
Slide 29: Consistently deleveraging the Balance Sheet
Consistently deleveraging the Balance Sheet- (Consolidated) Gross Debt (INR Mn) Debt to Equity (x) 861 1.1 661 618 592 0.6 0.42 220 0.25 0.07 Mar'18 Mar'19 Mar'20 Mar'21 Mar'22 Mar'18 Mar'19 Mar'20 Mar'21 Mar'22 Free cash Flow generation* (INR Mn) 330.6 271 201.4 163.73 137.6 Mar'18 Mar'19 Mar'20 Ma
Slide 30: Safe Harbour
Safe Harbour This presentation and the accompanying slides (the “Presentation”), which have been prepared by Ganesh Benzoplast Ltd (the “Company”) solely for information purposes and do not constitute any offer, recommendation or invitation to purchase or subscribe for any securities, and shall not
Slide 31: Thank You
For Further Information : Ganesh Benzoplast Limited CIN: L24200MH1986PLC039836 Dina Building, First Floor, 53, M K Road, Marine Lines, Mumbai – 400002 Email: info@gblinfra.com Thank You 30
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