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Repro India — FY2016 Earnings Presentation

17 slides from Repro India's earnings presentation, May 27, 2016

  1. Slide 1: Repro India - Strategic Direction and Progress: FY 2015-16

    Repro India - Strategic Direction and Progress : FY 2015-16 Content Aggregation to Effective Dissemination May 27, 2016 www.reproindialtd.com

  2. Slide 2: Repro Financial Results – 2015-16 Executive Summary

    FY 2015-16 – Q4 Strategic Results Repro Financial Results – 2015-16 Executive Summary

  3. Slide 3: Repro – 2015-16: Key Objectives

    FY 2015-16 – Q4 Strategic Results Repro – 2015-16 : Key Objectives E-Retail – Explore, Invest and lay platform for the exponential growth Rapples – Invest and move towards break-even Traditional Businesses – • Focus on consolidation of “Right” customers • Focus on Financial consolidation • Focus on

  4. Slide 4: The year 2015-16 Key strategic Progress: E-Retail

    FY 2015-16 – Q4 Strategic Results The year – 2015-16 Key strategic Progress 1. E-Retail: • Investments almost completed for phase 1 (Capacity 15,000 per week) and fully expensed out. • Proof of Concept: Tested and successful. • Indentified and tied up with the best partner: INGRAM • Proof of Executi

  5. Slide 5: Rapples

    FY 2015-16 – Q4 Strategic Results 2. RAPPLES: • Investments completed and fully expensed out. • 45 publishers on Rapples Platform. • Rapples solution deployed for CBSE, ICSE, MSEB, IGCSE and IB Boards in 20 schools. Annual 2016-17: Rapples on path to break-even.

  6. Slide 6: Traditional Businesses

    FY 2015-16 – Q4 Strategic Results 3. TRADITIONAL BUSINESSES: 1. Sales in Q-4 decline by Rs.10 crores to Rs. 79 Crores, due to consolidation of right clients, non execution of over Rs. 20 crores in hand business due to lack of 100% security of collections (Insisted on recovering dues and business onl

  7. Slide 7: Debtor days, current ratio, debt and fixed costs

    FY 2015-16 – Q4 Strategic Results 5. • No. of debtor days are down from 157 to 141. • Current ratio has improved from 1.02 to 1.30. • Total Debt is down from Rs. 196 Cr to Rs. 170 Cr 6. Fixed Costs  Intense rationalization of costs is under process :  Reduction of fixed costs will be seen in the n

  8. Slide 8: The Publishing Industry: Disruption

    FY 2015-16 – Q4 Strategic Results The Publishing Industry DISRUPTION! DISRUPTION! DISRUPTION!!!!  The traditional model of Educational book Publishing Industry is facing huge challenges  Most of the education publishers are trying to adapt to the new way of doing business.  Customers moving to Di

  9. Slide 9: The Publishing Industry: Internationally

    FY 2015-16 – Q4 Strategic Results The Publishing Industry DISRUPTION! DISRUPTION! DISRUPTION!!!! Internationally : Publishers are consolidating world over, smaller publishing houses are merging with larger multi-national global players due to the following reasons : • Traditional way of doing busine

  10. Slide 10: The Publishing Industry: In India

    FY 2015-16 – Q4 Strategic Results The Publishing Industry DISRUPTION! DISRUPTION! DISRUPTION!!!! In India : 739 bn While the Government in India is giving a fillip to the Publishing Industry, it faces challenges on many fronts – some of the key points • Piracy – sales realisation and profits greatly

  11. Slide 11: The Publishing Industry: Growth factors in India

    FY 2015-16 – Q4 Strategic Results The Publishing Industry DISRUPTION! DISRUPTION! DISRUPTION!!!! In India : On a brighter note, the following factors are helping the Industry grow : • Total Book publishing estimated to have a CAGR of 19.3% in 2019-20 (INR 739 bn) over 2013-14 (INR 306.6 bn) • Increa

  12. Slide 12: Repro's Response to the Disruption

    FY 2015-16 – Q4 Strategic Results Repro’s Response to the DISRUPTION!!!! Some of the key strategies are as follows : 1. Transformation of the Business Model by investing in the e-Future and consolidation of the current business 2. Focusing on receivables and cashflows – even at cost of turnover 3. I

  13. Slide 13: Repro's Response to the Disruption: e-tail model

    FY 2015-16 – Q4 Strategic Results Repro’s Response to the DISRUPTION!!!! 5. Focusing on the exciting and fast growing e-tail segment to meet the changing customer needs This model leads to the following advantages for the publisher:  Zero Upfront investment  Zero inventory  Zero Obsolescence  Ze

  14. Slide 14: Exports and Domestic Business: Consolidation Strategy

    FY 2015-16 – Q4 Strategic Results 2. Exports and Domestic Business : Strategy of consolidation and Financially Secure Business  Following the corporate strategy of consolidation and prudent financial business :  Africa : Focus on Outstanding payments  The objective has been to consolidate and ret

  15. Slide 15: New Initiatives: Rapples, enhancing digital education

    FY 2015-16 – Q4 Strategic Results 3. New Initiatives : Rapples, enhancing digital education Rapples : break-even in FY 2017 • Rapples - Providing an architecture for active learning inside the classroom & self learning outside the classroom (employ the architecture of Flip delivery) using • School s

  16. Slide 16: The Exciting e-tail opportunity

    FY 2015-16 – Q4 Strategic Results 4. The Exciting e-tail opportunity : The Key Focus – expected to grow exponentially E-tail : The Progress • The initial investments in this segment are complete….. In terms of infrastructure, setting up the channels etc. • Proof of concept and delivery done with all

  17. Slide 17: THANKS

    FY 2015-16 – Q4 Strategic Results THANKS

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