Asian Paints Ltd. · NSE:ASIANPAINT
Asian Paints — FY2000 Earnings Presentation
24 slides from Asian Paints's earnings presentation, 2000
Slide 1: Asian Paints (India) Limited Analyst Presentation
1 Asian Paints (India) Limited Analyst Presentation Annual Results : Financial year 1999-2000 Mr. Ashwin Dani Vice Chairman & Managing Director Asian Paints (India) Ltd
Slide 2: Indian Economy: FY 2000
2 Indian Economy: FY 2000 GDP growth at 6 per cent Industrial production turned buoyant Cement dispatches show good growth rates Passenger car sales were impressive High fiscal deficit Low inflation Low current account deficit High business confidence
Slide 3: The Paint Market
3 The Paint Market Paint demand buoyant across product segments Healthy growth rates for Decorative segment Improved performance by Industrial segment due to better industrial growth rates Phthalic and Penta segment subdued
Slide 4: Announcement of Bonus Shares
4 Announcement of Bonus Shares The Board has announced the issue of bonus shares in the ratio of 3:5 For 5 shares held by the shareholder, 3 bonus shares will be given on the Record Date The Record Date for determining the entitlement to bonus shares shall be announced in due course
Slide 5: Financial Performance FY 2000
5 Financial Performance FY 2000 (In Rs. Mn) FY 00 FY 99 Growth % Gross Sales 13416.4 11280.1 18.9 % Net Sales 10661.7 8947.4 19.2 % PBDIT(w/o OI) 1776.4 1239.3 43.3 % Interest 202.9 223.3 - 9.1% Depreciation 278.4 226.9 22.7 % Other income 135.8 219.7 - 38.2 % PBT 1430.9 1008.8 41.8% Tax 457.5 240.0
Slide 6: Asian Paints in FY 2000
6 Asian Paints in FY 2000 Volume growth of 23 % in Paints business Chemical business volumes grow by 12.3 % due to increased capacities in Phthalic Value growth of Paints business 18.1 % Chemical business registers 24.6 % growth in value sales
Slide 7: Asian Paints in FY 2000
7 Asian Paints in FY 2000 PBDIT(with OI) increases by 38 % to Rs. 1912.2 million PBDIT(without OI) increases by 43.3 % to Rs. 1776.4 million Operating profit margins increases to 16.7 % from 13.8 % PBT increases by 41.8 % to Rs 1430.9 million Net profit up by 26.6% to Rs. 973.4 million N
Slide 8: Analysis
8 Analysis Value growth is less than the volume growth on account of: Lower Excise Duty; reduction passed on Reduction in Selling Prices in March 1999 Absorption of a part of increase in raw material cost Impressive PBDIT growth due to better management of overheads High taxation rate du
Slide 9: Important Ratios
9 Important Ratios FY’00 FY’99 Change Net Sales /Total Cap. Emp. 2.00 1.72 0.29 PBDIT-OI/Net Sales 16.7% 13.8% 2.8% PBT-OI/ Net Sales 12.1% 8.8% 3.3% PAT/ Net Sales 9.1% 8.6% 0.5% PAT/ Total Cap. Emp 18.3% 14.7% 3.6% Debt Equity Ratio 0.49 0.71 -0.22 ROIC 19.9% 17.8% 2.1% (NOPAT/ Avg. Invested capit
Slide 10: Important Ratios
10 Important Ratios Impressive increase in operating profit margins Significant improvement in ROCE due to: Higher capital turnover ratio High PAT growth
Slide 11: Decorative Business Unit
11 Decorative Business Unit Sales volume are up by 24.5%. All product categories show good performance Colourworlds growth rates impressive 848 Colourworlds installed by March 2000 Focus areas: Rural, Exteriors show excellent performance
Slide 12: Decorative Business Unit
12 Decorative Business Unit Ace - Economy exterior emulsion launched all over India Excellent response Asian Woods PU launched Will be launched throughout the country in the current financial year
Slide 13: Industrial Paints
13 Industrial Paints Industrial business registers good growth rates CRP registers good volume growth Both in Project & Maintenance sectors JV Asian PPG Industries does well Excellent growth in OE sector High-end Refinishes introduced
Slide 14: The Raw Material Scenario
14 The Raw Material Scenario Raw material prices, especially petrochemicals, increased during the year. Prices of monomers have increased significantly All solvent prices have increased sharply Rutile price US$ 1900/MT from US$1800/MT Prices of linseed and soyabean oils have decreased over
Slide 15: Major Initiatives: FY 2000
15 Major Initiatives: FY 2000 Significant cost economies achieved through, Effective Sourcing Improvement of plant yields Better management of overheads Increased Colourworld installations Implementation of Supply Chain Planning Engine
Slide 16: International Business Unit
16 International Business Unit All overseas unit performed well Established Oman & Mauritius unit in FY 2000 Acquired controlling stake in the second largest paint company in Sri Lanka Asian Paints (International) Ltd. established in Mauritius
Slide 17: Chemicals - Phthalic Anhydride
17 Chemicals - Phthalic Anhydride Phthalic Anhydride price realisations at around Rs. 36 per Kg., up from Rs. 29 per Kg. in FY 99 Higher volumes on account of increased capacity from 18,000 tons in FY 1999 22,000 tons in FY 2000 24,000 tons in FY 2001
Slide 18: Pentaerythritol
18 Pentaerythritol Volume sales maintained at last year’s level Pressure on margins due to decline in prices
Slide 19: Outlook
19 Outlook Current Macroeconomic expectations - Negatives Increase in fiscal deficit Increase in inflation and interest rates Recent currency volatility
Slide 20: Outlook
20 Outlook Current Macroeconomic expectations - Positives Government disinvestment likely to increase Emphasis on reducing fiscal deficit by targeting subsidies etc. Limited impact of drought on the paint industry Prediction of a good monsoon augurs well for the paint industry
Slide 21: Path Ahead
21 Path Ahead Increased market share by Decorative India Colour World installations Better customer service with SCM solution, Helpline & New website Focus on Large User Business Focus on New market segments New product launches Rural initiatives Products at all price points
Slide 22: Path Ahead
22 Path Ahead IT initiatives Cost management initiatives Exploring opportunities in emerging economies Africa, Middle East Asia and Asia Pacific
Slide 23: Capital Expenditure
23 Capital Expenditure (Rs. Mn) FY 2000 FY 2001 Colourworld 270 300 Plant upgradation 210 250 IT initiatives* 120 280 Others 90 40 Total 690 870 * IT initiatives include Rs. 20.6 million of Y2K expenditure
Slide 24: Thank You
24 Thank You