Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. · NSE:M&M

Mahindra & Mahindra — Investor Day (June 2024)

177 slides from Mahindra & Mahindra's investor day presentation, Jun 14, 2024

  1. Slide 1: Exchange intimation letter for Investor Day presentation

    Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. Mahindra Towers, Dr. G. M. Bhosale Marg, Worli, Mumbai 400 018 India Tel: +91 22 2490 1441 Fax: +91 22 2490 0833 www.mahindra.com REF:NS:SEC: 14th June, 2024 National Stock Exchange of India Limited BSE Limited "Exchange Plaza", 5th Floor, Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Plot No.

  2. Slide 2: Welcome to Group Investor Meet

    Welcome To INVESTO MEET

  3. Slide 3: Agenda

    AGENDA 9:00 to 9:30 Registration 9:30 to 11.30 Presentations 11:30 to 11:45 Tea Break 11:45 to 3:00 Tech Showcase + Working Lunch 3:00 to 5:30 Q &A Session 5:30 to 7:00 Tech Showcase + Hi Tea & Cocktails GROUP. INVESTOR MEET

  4. Slide 4: Group Investor Meet

    mahindra® GROUP: INVESTOR: MEET

  5. Slide 5: Dr. Anish Shah, Group CEO & MD

    GROUP. INVESTOR MEET Dr. Anish Shah Group CEO & MD Mahindra Group

  6. Slide 6: Bold by Design

    Bold by Design Dr Anish Shah

  7. Slide 7: World Around Us

    World Around Us India Opportunity Elections Climate Change China & Geopolitics War Demographics

  8. Slide 8: India Opportunity: Rare moment in the History of a Nation

    India Opportunity : Rare moment in the History of a Nation 2023 GDP 2030P GDP $ Tn India #1 #2 26.8 17.7 34.8 26.5 #1 #2 will add 4.4 7.2 #3 #3 as much as #4 4.2 6.0 #4 EU to the #5 #6 3.7 3.3 5.9 5.2 #5 #6 Global GDP by 2030 #7 3.0 3.9 #7 7

  9. Slide 9: Viksit Bharat Vision - 2047

    Viksit Bharat Vision - 2047 Manufacturing : 25% GDP … 16x increase GDP US $ 30 Tn Make in India for the World : US$ 8.7 Tn exports … ~11x increase US $ 17.5k per capita income Inclusive Growth : Women participation in labor force … 20% → 45% 8

  10. Slide 10: Our DNA

    mahindra™” Our DNA MAHINDRA j,M of private enterprise and the initiative of the individual. dignity of human toil. colour, creed nor caste should stand in the way GROUP NVESTOR MEET

  11. Slide 11: Our Rise Philosophy

    Our Rise Philosophy Drive positive change in the lives of our communities. Only when we enable others to rise will we rise. #Together we rise

  12. Slide 12: Our Businesses

    Our Businesses AUTO SERVICES FARM 11

  13. Slide 13: Our Businesses

    Our Businesses AUTO & FARM FINANCE & TECH M GROWTH GEMS 12

  14. Slide 14: Market Leadership

    Market Leadership In India AUTO & FARM FINANCE & TECH M GROWTH GEMS #1 SUVs #1 NBFC #1 Electric 3W #1 3PL Provider Rural & Semi-urban #1 Vacation Ownership Top 3 Farm Machinery #1 LCVs Top 5 IT Services #1 Auto Recycling Net Zero Residential Project #1 Tractors (Industry First) (Globally by Volume)

  15. Slide 15: Who we are

    Who we are Purpose Led Performance Driven Future gReady

  16. Slide 16: Who we are

    mahindra™” Who we are GROUP _— WWenEeT weet

  17. Slide 17: Educating Girls

    Educating Girls Since 1997 Academic support after school hours Supported ~5K Women Teachers School supplies 231,692 Annual supply of feminine hygiene material ~7K Academic Support Centers Girls in FY24 Professionally designed sports program ~4K Government Schools

  18. Slide 18: Empowering Women

    Empowering Women Since 2007 Employability Skilling Domain Skilling Agri Skilling Job Skilling for 228,540 Women in FY24

  19. Slide 19: Planet Positive

    Planet Positive Journey Commenced in 2008 Greening Ourselves Decarbonizing Our Industries Rejuvenating Nature

  20. Slide 20: Planet Positive

    Planet Positive Journey Commenced in 2008 Greening Ourselves Decarbonizing Our Industries Rejuvenating Nature 26% RE Share Transitioning to Green Portfolio: Enabling Sustainable Agriculture • EVs 100+% Increase in Efficiency • Net Zero Homes Hariyali: 2+ Mn Trees Planted in F24 • RE Portfolio 100+%

  21. Slide 21: Highest Standards of Governance

    Highest Standards of Governance Recognized in Golden Peacock Global Award National Award for Excellence in Leadership Category For Excellence in Corporate Corporate Governance for the Third Straight Year Governance

  22. Slide 22: Who we are: Performance Driven

    Who we are Performance Driven

  23. Slide 23: History of Value Creation: PAT

    History of Value Creation: PAT 11,269 PAT* (Rs. Cr.) 2002-2024 CAGR +84% CAGR 4,667 CAGR +43% -13% 1,813 66 FY02 FY14 FY21 FY24 22 * After Exceptional Items after Non-Controlling Interest

  24. Slide 24: History of Value Creation: PAT

    History of Value Creation: PAT 11,269 PAT* (Rs. Cr.) 2002-2024 CAGR +84% CAGR 4,667 CAGR +43% -13% 1,813 66 FY02 FY14 FY21 FY24 23 * After Exceptional Items after Non-Controlling Interest

  25. Slide 25: History of Value Creation: PAT

    History of Value Creation: PAT 11,269 PAT* (Rs. Cr.) 2002-2024 CAGR +84% CAGR 4,667 CAGR +43% -13% 1,813 66 FY02 FY14 FY21 FY24 24 * After Exceptional Items after Non-Controlling Interest

  26. Slide 26: History of Value Creation: Market Cap

    History of Value Creation: Market Cap 343K Market Cap M&M Ltd. (Rs. Cr.) 2002-2024 CAGR M&M is the best performing stock in the CAGR NIFTY 50 from 2002-2024: CAGR +51% TSR of 29% 99K 60K +7% +38% 1.2K FY14 FY21 10th Jun’24 25 FY02

  27. Slide 27: Drivers of Value Creation

    Drivers of Value Creation Trust Entrepreneurial Mindset Disciplined Execution Group Synergies 26

  28. Slide 28: Transformation Journey

    Transformation Journey FY25 – FY30 FY22 – FY24 FY21 Deliver Scale Pivot to Growth Capitalize on Market Leadership Capital Allocation Unlock full potential 5X growth challenge Disciplined capital allocation

  29. Slide 29: Evaluated Our Portfolio

    Evaluated Our Portfolio Category A Category B Category C Clear path to 18% ROE Quantifiable strategic impact Unclear path to profitability 28

  30. Slide 30: Took Tough Calls

    Took Tough Calls Cat A&B: Turnaround Cat C: Exit PAT^ (INR. Cr.): Loss making entities (26)* (185)* (3,429) FY20 FY22 FY23 29 ^ International Auto & Farm operations; PAT After NCI, before EI: * FY22 and FY23 PAT is for continuing operations and does not include any losses of exited entities. F23 exc

  31. Slide 31: Transformation Journey

    Transformation Journey FY25 – FY30 FY22 – FY24 FY21 Deliver Scale Pivot to Growth Capitalize on Market Leadership Capital Allocation Unlock full potential 5X growth challenge Disciplined capital allocation

  32. Slide 32: Strategic Imperatives

    Strategic Imperatives Capitalize on Market Leadership Unlock Full Potential 5x Challenge AUTO & FARM FINANCE & TECH M GROWTH GEMS 31

  33. Slide 33: Auto: Mindset Shift

    Auto : Mindset Shift Category Creating SUVs • Best in class Value Products • Cutting-edge Technology • Performance, Safety, Premiumization 32

  34. Slide 34: Auto: Blockbuster SUV Launches

    Auto : Blockbuster SUV Launches Capitalize on Market Leadership THAR XUV 700 SCORPIO-N XUV 3XO AV 50,000 bookings 50,000 bookings 100,000 bookings 50,000 bookings in 30 DAYS in 3 HOURS in 30 MINUTES in 60 MINUTES 33

  35. Slide 35: Farm: Ready to Capitalize on Growth Opportunities

    Farm : Ready to Capitalize on Growth Opportunities Farm Machinery International (Tractors) FM as % of M&M Tractor* Tractor Sales 170% Market Share % 41.6% 20% 5.0% India Global Global (ex China) India 34 * Within <110 HP Tractor Segment

  36. Slide 36: Mahindra Finance: Turnaround

    Mahindra Finance : Turnaround Strong Financial Services Stable GNPAs Platform for Emerging India + Diversification Tech and Data Leader 35

  37. Slide 37: Tech Mahindra: Turnaround

    Tech Mahindra : Turnaround Drive 500 bps Margin Expansion Growth > Peer Average Augment Deep-Tech Drive Synergy from Portfolio Companies 36

  38. Slide 38: Growth Gems: 4x Delivered

    Growth Gems : 4x … Delivered F20 F21 F23 F24 ~$ 1 bn Target 5x $ 4.2 bn Cumulative Market Cap Growth Cumulative Market Cap $ 1 bn Each Challenge Market Cap 37

  39. Slide 39: Growth Gems: 5x in 5-7 Years

    Growth Gems : 5x … in 5-7 Years Strategic Focus Valuation ($ Mn, FY24) Strategic Focus Valuation ($ Mn, FY24) New launches; 5x capacity 792 Decarbonizing of Mobility and Energy 183 Block bluster launches 1,103 Strenghthen product portfolio; Exports * Scale up to 7GWp (5x) 337 Grow B2B services segme

  40. Slide 40: Net Cash Generated Post Capex and Investments

    Net Cash Generated Post Capex and Investments FY22-24 Auto Farm Services Rs 4,411 Cr Rs 6,376 Cr Rs 6,916 Cr 39

  41. Slide 41: We have Delivered on Financial Commitments

    We have Delivered on Financial Commitments EPS ROE 31% CAGR INR / Share +5 pts 101 18.4% 111 59 13.8% 49 81 16 1 FY19 FY24 FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 40 1. Driven by gains from SEL and Susten, offset by Trucks and Buses impairment

  42. Slide 42: Transformation Journey

    Transformation Journey FY25 – FY30 FY22 – FY24 FY21 Deliver Scale Pivot to Growth Capitalize on Market Leadership Capital Allocation Unlock full potential 5X growth challenge Disciplined capital allocation

  43. Slide 43: Strategic Imperatives

    Strategic Imperatives Capitalize on Market Leadership Unlock Full Potential 5x Challenge AUTO & FARM FINANCE & TECH M GROWTH GEMS 42

  44. Slide 44: We Play in 70% of Indian GDP growth

    We Play in 70% of Indian GDP growth Sectors Sector contribution to GDP growth ($ Bn) 2023 2030 (Incremental) Consumer, lifestyle and e-commerce 800 1020 1,820 Mahindra Presence Agriculture solutions 610 310 920 Manufacturing and capital goods 420 390 810 Financial services 200 250 450 Logistics and

  45. Slide 45: Growth Drivers

    Growth Drivers Capitalize on Market Leadership Unlock Full Potential 5x Challenge AUTO FINANCE GROWTH GEMS ICE Momentum Asset Quality Best in Class EV Diversification Strength in CV Brand and Trust Digital Transformation International Underlying Market Expansion FARM TECH M Focused Growth Strategy I

  46. Slide 46: One New Opportunity

    One New Opportunity Strong Right to Win Meaningful Potential Market-leading Returns Ability to Execute 45

  47. Slide 47: Make in India for the World

    Viksit Bharat Accelerator Make in India for the World 46

  48. Slide 48: Who we are

    mahindra™” Who we are _— GROUP. NVESTOR MEET

  49. Slide 49: Key Enablers: Talent

    Key Enablers : Talent Leadership Pipeline Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Top Talent from leading companies 14 Women in CXO roles 76%+ new Group Executive Board 87% Leaders hired at Corporate are women 16/21 joined in last 5 years Targeted actions to enhance diversity 58 Future shapers and 100+ MALT

  50. Slide 50: Key Enablers: Technology

    Key Enablers : Technology Leader Attributes Outcomes 15% Time Reduction Each CEO must be a Tech Leader Maintenance of Shop Floor Machines Digital Twin 30 Minutes to 5 Minutes Customer Email Response Time Significant customer impact 80,000 Hours Metaverse Service Wait Time Reduction at Auto Dealers L

  51. Slide 51: Key Enablers: Our Culture

    mahindra™” Key Enablers : Our Culture 5 ‘ion ¢ 1.

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  53. Slide 53: Group Investor Meet

    mahindra® GROUP: INVESTOR: MEET

  54. Slide 54: Auto and Farm Sector speakers

    mahindra ea) Mr. Rajesh Jejurikar ED & CEO Auto and Farm Sector Mahindra & Mahindra r=) y Mr. Nalinikanth Gollagunta CEO Automotive Division Mahindra & Mahindra @ Mr. R Veluswamy President Automotive Technology & Product Development Mahindra & Mahindra GROUP. INVESTOR cy MEET Mr. Pratap Bose Chief D

  55. Slide 55: Automotive Sector

    mahindra™” Automotive _— Sector GROUP. NVESTOR MEET

  56. Slide 56: Rs 76.1k cr Auto Revenue in F24

    Rs 76.1 k cr. Auto Revenue in F24 | 2.6x Growth 825 k Rs 6 k cr. VOLUME PBIT 1.7 X 4.6 X Revenue & PBIT as per reported Auto Consolidated segment; Volume is for Auto standalone including MLMML; All growth multiples are F24 vs F20

  57. Slide 57: Sports Utility, Light Commercial, Heavy Commercial Vehicles

    SPORTS UTILITY LIGHT COMMERCIAL HEAVY COMMERCIAL VEHICLES VEHICLES VEHICLES

  58. Slide 58: SUV Brand

    # 1 SUV Brand Inside Slide Heading: Quantum 16 PURPOSE Authentic, Sophisticated and Adventure Ready SUVs with Unmissable Presence Internal Combustion Engine Born Electric Vehicles WHO WE ARE AFRICA & MIDDLE UK WESTERN EUROPE WHERE TO PLAY INDIA SAARC ANZ LATAM EAST (Plan) (Plan) HOW TO WIN Customer

  59. Slide 59: LCV Brand (<3.5T)

    # 1 LCV BRAND (<3.5T) Inside Slide Heading: Quantum 16 PURPOSE Disruptive Products With Least Total Cost of Ownership To Help Customers Prosper WE GET THE TOUGH GOING WHO WE ARE MAXX PIKUP RANGE SUPRO RANGE SCORPIO PIKUP ‘NEW RANGE’ WHERE TO PLAY INDIA SAARC ANZ AFRICA MIDDLE EAST LATAM HOW TO WIN C

  60. Slide 60: We get the tough going

    We get the It’s crucial for both operators and enterprises to get the best solutions to get going tough going Our Agile, Bold and Collaborative people create tough disruptive products with the least cost of ownership, offering solutions which help you prosper

  61. Slide 61: Market Leadership in LCVs (<3.5T)

    Market Leadership in LCVs (<3.5T) | MOAT Difficult to Replicate #1 VOLUME MARKET SHARE (49%) Ranking & Volume share number is for F24

  62. Slide 62: LCV industry segments and product range

    Gold Camper Double Cabin 2WD, 4WD 2WD, 4WD Camper Gold INDUSTRY SEGMENT NEW RANGE Compact HD Large MAXX RANGE 1.7T, 2T (Multiple Fuel Options) 1.7-2T Growth Single Cabin Compact City Opportunity Classic Pikup 1.3T, 1.5T 2WD,4WD Medium 1.3-1.5T Small Supro & N/A 1.0-1.2T Jeeto HAULAGE Tonnage classif

  63. Slide 63: LCVs

    LCVs * * 5 ICE & 2 EVs in LCV < 3.5T 7 BY 2030

  64. Slide 64: Sports Utility Vehicles

    Sports Utility Vehicles

  65. Slide 65: Market Leadership in SUVs | 26.5% CAGR

    Market Leadership in SUVs | 26.5% CAGR REVENUE VOLUME #1 MARKET SHARE (20.4%) #2 MARKET SHARE (18.2%) *26.5% CAGR (F20-F24) of SUV Volumes, Rankings & Market share are for F24

  66. Slide 66: SUV Industry Growth

    SUV Industry Growth | 34% to 60% of PV Industry 20 SUVs > 4m Compact SUVs <4m 15 Average 1.27 Mn Selling Price (Ex Showroom, 1.26 Mn 10 Rs Lacs) ASP: ₹ 17.5 Lac 5 ASP: ₹ 10.5 Lac, F20 - F24 CAGR: 25% F20 - F24 CAGR: 31% SUV as share of Passenger Vehicle Industry, F20 (34%) to F24 (60%) as per SIAM,

  67. Slide 67: Opportunity Mapping

    Opportunity Mapping 13% 27% 15% 7% 21% 15% M&M Share (Volume) 34% 14% Ex Showroom Price (lacs) 5 - 7.5 7.5 - 10 10 - 12.5 12.5 - 15 15 - 20 20 - 25 25 - 30 >30 SUV Industry Volume % 49% 45% SUV Industry Revenue % 35% 56% Source: JATO Dynamics, F24

  68. Slide 68: Explore The Impossible

    Explore The Life is an adventure; live it boldly while caring for our planet Our agile, bold, and collaborative people create AUTHENTIC and SOPHISTICATED SUVs Impossible with sustainable, innovative technologies that inspire your spirit of exploration.

  69. Slide 69: 55% of All Indian SUV Intenders Seek Authenticity

    55% OF ALL INDIAN SUV INTENDERS SEEK AUTHENTICITY Source: Authenticity study conducted by Kantar Research F23

  70. Slide 70: Right to Win

    RIGHT TO WIN TOUGH & SAFE PERFORMANCE PRESENCE TECHNOLOGY M&M Competitor 1 SOPHISTICATION Competitor 2 Source: Kantar research for SUVs in ex showroom price range of 14-28L

  71. Slide 71: Exciting SUV Portfolio

    mahindra™” GROUP. _— WER eer MEET Exciting SUV Portfolio

  72. Slide 72: XUV 3XO

    XUV 3XO Opportunity to be #1 / #2 Player in Compact SUVs

  73. Slide 73: ICE SUVs

    ICE SUVs *3 Mid cycle enhancements including recently launched XUV3XO 9 3 MCE* + 6 New BY 2030

  74. Slide 74: Authentic eSUVs with Cutting-edge technology

    Authentic eSUVS with Cutting-edge technology

  75. Slide 75: Born Electric Vehicles

    Born 7 Electric Vehicles BY 2030

  76. Slide 76: Customer Focus

    CUSTOMER FOCUS Insights on What customers value Creating ‘Wow’ propositions #1 in Brand Power* *Brand Power study conducted by Kantar for SUVs, F24, 1000 samples per quarter

  77. Slide 77: Technovation

    TECHNOVATION Refinement and Off Road Safety Democratising Tech Sophistication Capability

  78. Slide 78: SUV capacity expansion

    ▪ F25 Exit capacity includes: Per Month Capacity F20 Exit F23 Exit F24 Exit F25 Exit F26 Exit - Increase in SUV capacity (THAR 5D, XUV3XO/4OO) : 5K - EV capacity : 10K Overall SUVs ▪ Additional 8k EV capacity by F26 end 19K 39k 49k 64k 72k Capacity ▪ 3.5X+ expected capacity in F26 over F20

  79. Slide 79: Value Creation

    Value Creation Fixed Cost* % PBIT# % ROCE# % 660bps 350bps 4.4X 8.0% 42.0% 4.5% 9.5% F20 F24 F20 F24 F20 F24 *Fixed expenses & Personnel cost at Auto standalone segment level # At Auto consolidated segment level

  80. Slide 80: Summary

    Summary Leadership in SUVs & LCVs 690 Market momentum with 23 launches by 2030 INR 27k crore capex and investment in F25 – F27 Margins through operating leverage, cost control, pricing / varianting *

  81. Slide 81: Farm Equipment Sector speakers

    mahindra TRACTORS ea) Mr. Rajesh Jejurikar ED & CEO Auto and Farm Sector Mahindra & Mahindra i { ty) Mr. Hemant Sikka President Farm Equipment Sector Mahindra & Mahindra GROUP INVESTOR MEET

  82. Slide 82: Farm Equipment Sector

    mahindra™” _— arm Equipment Sector GROUP. NVESTOR MEET

  83. Slide 83: Rs 33.5k cr Farm Revenue in F24

    Rs 33.5 k cr. Farm Revenue in F24 | 1.6X 375 k Rs 4.3 k cr. VOLUME PBIT 1.3 X 1.9 X Revenue & PBIT as per reported Farm Consolidated segment; Volume is for Farm standalone; All growth multiples are F24 vs F20

  84. Slide 84: We are the world's largest farm tractor manufacturer

    395 k We are the world’s largest farm tractor manufacturer Series 1 Mahindra Competitor 1 Competitor 2 Competitor 3 Competitor 4 Mahindra F24 Volume

  85. Slide 85: Strategic Priorities

    Strategic Priorities DOMESTIC FARM PIONEERING TRACTORS MACHINERY INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY MARGINS Industry growth India is tractorised OJA to enable Disruptive, Industry leading opportunity not mechanized scale up fit-for-purpose

  86. Slide 86: Domestic Tractors

    Domestic Tractors Our view on industry growth and our right to win

  87. Slide 87: Indian tractor industry has significant headroom for growth

    Estimated Tractor Population (Mn units) Indian tractor 17.0 industry has 11.0 significant headroom for 100% 65% growth Tractor Requirement @ 4 HP/ha F30 Estimate Past industry CAGR: 7.3% for past 15 years Note: Percentages in the chart indicate % of peak requirement

  88. Slide 88: Farm Power Availability

    A. Farm Power Available (kw/ha) Food grain yield (’00 kg/ha) Farm Power Availability To achieve 5 4.0 40 Food grain yield required 2030 4 2.5 2.9 30 3 foodgrain 2 33.4 20 demand, farm 1 22.9 24.9 10 power of 0 0 2018 2022 2030 4 kW/ha is required To meet expected farm power aspiration, tractors powe

  89. Slide 89: Cropping Intensity has grown quickly

    B. Area sown more than once (Mn ha) Cropping 2.2% 4.8% 78 Intensity has 52 57 59 47 grown quickly in the last decade 2002 2006 2011 2016 2022 Total net sown area in India is ~140 Mn Ha Higher cropping intensity will lead to more tractor utilization and faster replacement cycle Source: Ministry of Ag

  90. Slide 90: Shift from Traditional Crops towards High-Value Crops

    C. 250 209.6 F23 Value of Production Shift from Gross Cropped Ara (Mn Ha) 187.9 (Rs. ‘000/ha) 200 175.4 Traditional Crops 150 57.4% 51.9% 49.3% Cereals 40.6 towards 100 13.8% Pulses 27.6 High-Value 12.5% 12.4% 12.6% 13.5% Horticulture 182.7 50 Crops 9.4% 20.6% 23.1% 23.4% Others 59.5 0 Diversificati

  91. Slide 91: Changing farmer aspirations and increasing labour cost

    D. Inflation rate of tractors, % Wage rate change of agri labor, % Farmer’s aspirations are 9 8.4 changing - looking to move to 7.9 Changing 8 7.5 6.8 non-agricultural jobs farmer 7 5.8 6 aspirations 5 4.4 4.2 Unavailability of labour, and 4 especially during peak season increasing 3 2.0 2.2 2.3 lab

  92. Slide 92: Market leadership in India for last 4 decades

    We have had market leadership in India for last 4 decades 41.2% 41.2% 41.6% 40.2% 40.0% 38.2% COVID supply challenges given MH base for manufacturing F19 F20 F21 F22 F23 F24

  93. Slide 93: Mahindra is well positioned to win in domestic markets

    Mahindra is well positioned to win in domestic markets Strong product Deep customer Extensive channel Fit for purpose portfolio enhanced by connect and brand network technology features recent launches resonance

  94. Slide 94: Farm Machinery

    Farm Machinery Our view on India’s Mechanization potential and our right to win

  95. Slide 95: Indian farm mechanization story yet to fully play out

    Indian farm mechanization story yet to fully play out Farm Mechanisation Level (%) across countries Crop-wise Mechanisation Level (%) in India 95 % Seedbed Sowing/ Harvesting & Crop wise ` Crop Care 80 % preparation transplanting Threshing average 75 % Rice 80 35 35 60 53 60 % 47 % Wheat 85 65 50 75

  96. Slide 96: Scale-up in FM driven by product and channel presence

    Scale-up in FM will be driven by product and channel presence Strong product portfolio Synergies with tractor Independent channel for across categories channel pioneering products

  97. Slide 97: Farm Machinery Catalogue

    mahindra™” _— Farm Machinery Catalogue

  98. Slide 98: International Markets

    International Markets Well positioned to enter new markets and grow in existing ones

  99. Slide 99: Large <110 HP global market - strong potential for scale-up

    Large <110 HP global market - strong potential for scale-up GLOBAL TRACTOR INDUSTRY, $ BN GLOBAL TRACTOR VOLUMES, LAKHS 51 17.2 M&M play will focus 27 <110 HP 15.7 on this segment, (53%) <110 HP (91%) providing strong 24 potential for scale-up >110 HP 1.5 (47%) >110 HP (9%) Source: Internal estimate

  100. Slide 100: Presence in the large <110 HP markets

    We already have a presence in the large <110 HP markets <110 HP tractor industry volume (units) ~1,570 k Already present ~80 k ~625 k ~100 k ~45k ~30 k ~11k ~65 k ~35 k ~625 k ~260 k ~945 k Plans to enter Total India Total excl NAM Turkey Brazil Japan SNB Other W. Europe ASEAN Total (excl <110 HP In

  101. Slide 101: Launch of Oja will strengthen our international play

    Launch of Oja will strengthen our international play Engineered in Japan and Chennai Unmatched productivity • 4 Platforms Modern style & design • 20 different HP categories Automation to drive efficiency across 20 – 70 HP Comfort and convenience

  102. Slide 102: Right product portfolio and market access for international scale-up

    Right product portfolio and market access to scale up in international markets Significant on-ground Ability to leverage India scale and Strong product portfolio channel presence synergies

  103. Slide 103: Technology

    Technology

  104. Slide 104: Pioneering technology leadership

    Pioneering technology leadership Electrification and Automation and Digitalization, decarbonization autonomy connectivity and AI

  105. Slide 105: Value Creation

    VALUE CREATION

  106. Slide 106: Value Creation

    Value Creation Fixed Cost* % PBIT# % ROCE# % 1.4X 240bps 210bps 47.4% 12.9% 10.8% 33.7% F20 F24 F20 F24 F20 F24 *Fixed expenses & Personnel cost at Farm standalone segment level # At Farm consolidated segment level

  107. Slide 107: Mahindra FES: Transform farming, enrich lives

    Mahindra FES Transform farming, enrich lives

  108. Slide 108: Group Investor Meet

    mahindra® GROUP: INVESTOR: MEET

  109. Slide 109: Mr. Mohit Joshi, MD & CEO Tech Mahindra

    TECH mahindra GROUP INVESTOR MEET Mr. Mohit Joshi ( MD & CEO Tech Mahindra

  110. Slide 110: Tech Mahindra

    mahindra™” GROUP INVESTOR _— M T ‘D4 Tech Mahindra GROUP. NVESTOR MEET

  111. Slide 111: Meet Tech Mahindra

    Meet Tech Mahindra 6.3 Bn+ 90 1000+ 145K ESG Revenue Countries Global Clients People Leadership 10 of Top 10 in 6 of Top 10 in 4 of Top 10 in Automotive Healthcare Equipment Process Manufacturing 9 of Top 10 in 4 of Top 10 in 3 of Top 10 in Life Science Insurance Oil & Gas 3 of Top 5 in 5 of Top 10

  112. Slide 112: We live in the new era of...

    We live in the new era of… Mohit Joshi

  113. Slide 113: Large enterprises' approach to technology has fundamentally changed

    The way large enterprises approach technology and operations has fundamentally changed

  114. Slide 114: Winners across industries are embracing a new mindset

    Winners across industries are embracing a new mindset

  115. Slide 115: AI, consumerization of tech, demographics and more

    Need for Need for Network Client Channels and Consumer Margin Speed of technology Telecom complexity segments jurisdictions behavior compression change Consumer demand for Manufacturing Global supply chain Economies Products consumed as nimble software-driven & Automotive complexity of scale service

  116. Slide 116: Tech partners: the biggest aren't fast enough

    But when it comes to Tech partners The biggest aren’t fast enough … and the boutiques Communication barriers can’t reliably scale Lack of agility No Customization No full-spectrum capabilities Hierarchy dependent Dependency risk Distance from decision makers Shallow talent pools Limited global prese

  117. Slide 117: The TechM Promise

    The TechM Promise $6.3Bn from 1000+ clients Accessible & engaged leadership 145k employees in 90 countries Empowered front-end team Rich heritage of Mahindra Group Mahindra university Full stack services Entrepreneurial approach Extensive partnership network Relationship warmth

  118. Slide 118: Client feedback validates this unique strength

    Client feedback validates this unique strength Everybody can claim scale and speed, Speed & scale TechM is a good Two of the sustainable differentiators I think TechM has good scale with but you bring them together very well in are important differentiators and I combination of of TechM are speed &

  119. Slide 119: Tech Mahindra

    mahindra™™ TECH mahindra

  120. Slide 120: Telco Leader

    North American Tier 1 Telco Leader 119

  121. Slide 121: The world's best companies are turning to Tech Mahindra

    The world’s best companies are turning to Tech Mahindra for

  122. Slide 122: Tech Mahindra FY27

    TECH mahindra VISIGA.. FY27

  123. Slide 123: What I have learnt about TechM so far

    What I have learnt about Comprehensive set of offerings Scaling top accounts TechM Marquee clients with deep relationships Multi tower large deals so far Deep engineering roots Synergies from acquisitions Entrepreneurial energy Cost structure improvement ESG leadership Predictable and profitable gro

  124. Slide 124: 3-year roadmap

    3-year roadmap Q4 FY24 FY25 FY26 FY27 The beginning Turnaround phase Stabilization phase Reaping returns Structure and Ground the new org Continue above normal investments Improved long term structural mix strategy definition Investment in accounts, key markets, service lines Full integration of por

  125. Slide 125: The TechM Flywheel

    Balanced industry mix High growth services focus Focus on prioritized market Turbocharge program Large deal focus The TechM Flywheel Vision FY27 Top line growth > Peer avg Industry standard margins High predictability Productivity gains M&M synergy Synergy with portfolio cos Talent management Operat

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  127. Slide 127: Artificial Intelligence: Staying ahead of the curve

    Artificial Intelligence Staying ahead of the curve DIFFERENTIATION STRATEGY TO GROW Launch of Indus LLM in 50+ prebuilt use cases and AmplifAI suite of offerings Focusing on reskilling the talent base India and Garuda in Indonesia with our OEM 100+ Qualified opportunities Dedicated team to drive eff

  128. Slide 128: Portfolio prioritization

    Portfolio prioritization Focus geos / markets Focus verticals Focus service lines PRIORITY ▪ Americas ▪ Telco ▪ Next Gen Services ▪ Europe ▪ Manufacturing ▪ Cloud & Infrastructure Services SEGMENTS ▪ Prioritized countries in ROW ▪ BFSI ▪ Engineering Services ▪ Hi-Tech ▪ Digital Enterprise Applicatio

  129. Slide 129: Rise

    ise mahindra’ GROUE mahindra NVESTOR: MEET

  130. Slide 130: Operations Strategy

    Operations Strategy Operational Productivity High margin Delivery Synergy with parameters gains services focus excellence portfolio cos ▪ Pyramid ▪ Lean ▪ Digital Enterprise ▪ Large deal review ▪ Culture alignment Applications ▪ Offshore mix ▪ Automation ▪ Quality process and ▪ Technology integratio

  131. Slide 131: Rise

    ise mahindra’

  132. Slide 132: Organization Strategy

    Organization Strategy High performance Talent Global ESG M&M culture Management Marketing Team Leadership Synergy ▪ Simplify ▪ Revamp employee ▪ Branding and positioning ▪ Climate resilience ▪ As an SI experience ▪ Clarify ▪ Demand generation ▪ Renewable energy ▪ Leverage group ▪ Empower frontline r

  133. Slide 133: M&M Synergy

    M&M Synergy #TogetherWeRise As an SI – Joint Assist the Use Mahindra co-creation / transformation of Group’s buying power co-innovation Mahindra Group to sell to its suppliers of digital assets along with ecosystem partners

  134. Slide 134: FY27 Goals

    FY27 Goals Revenue EBIT ROCE % Capital growth Margin % return Topline growth 15% >30% >85% of FCF > Peer average

  135. Slide 135: The TechM Edge

    The TechM Edge Rich heritage Passionate leadership team Full stack offerings High client satisfaction Speed to innovate

  136. Slide 136: Tech Mahindra

    TECH abe F GRO mahindra NVESTOR. MEET

  137. Slide 137: Group Investor Meet

    mahindra® GROUP: INVESTOR: MEET

  138. Slide 138: Mr. Raul Rebello, MD & CEO Mahindra Finance

    mahindra FINANCE pe INVESTOR MEET Mr. Raul Rebello MD & CEO Mahindra Finance

  139. Slide 139: Mahindra Finance

    mahindra™” GROUP INVESTOR _— M T ‘D4 Mahindra Finance GROUP. NVESTOR MEET

  140. Slide 140: Today's agenda: Turbocharging Transformation for Full Potential

    Today’s agenda : Turbocharging Transformation for Full Potential CURRENT POSITION EXTERNAL SHIFTS CUSTOMER NEEDS STRATEGY TEAM

  141. Slide 141: An institution with Deep & Broad Roots

    An institution with Deep & Broad Roots CUSTOMERS SCALE SOLUTIONS 10M+ 1400+ customers branches 100K Cr WHEELS SME/BL LAP/HL PL AUM - FY24 6000+ 10+ dealers OEMs Insurance FD Mutual Funds

  142. Slide 142: 7 mega trends shaping Indian financial services playbook

    7 mega trends shaping Indian financials services playbook Emerging Rising Rise AI & GenAI, Increasing Growing Premium on India ‘Mass’ of Digital & Formalization Financial Governance Opportunity Affluence Ecosystems Tech Inclusion Revolution

  143. Slide 143: Emerging: Large middle-income segment with diverse needs

    Emerging: Large middle-income segment with diverse financial services needs Lending products per customer Non-lending financial products Resilience 1% 5% High income 10% Insurance, Mutual Fund, FD, 7-8 High 30% Wealth management Middle 65% income 84% 5-6 Insurance, SIP, FD Medium-High 69% 30% Low in

  144. Slide 144: Opportunity: Financial solutions for value seeking middle India

    Opportunity: Financial solutions for the value seeking middle India - BHARAT BHARAT/ MIDDLE INCOME: ACCESSIBLE 65% HHs TIMELY 75-80% ~80% Non-metro Self employed, agri RIGHT OFFERING TRUST Savvy, Aspirational Source: PLFS (2022-23), CMIE, Census

  145. Slide 145: Bharat ke PAAS, Bharat ke SAATH

    Bharat ke PAAS, Bharat ke SAATH PAAS (Near Middle India) SAATH (With Middle India) ACCESSIBLE TIMELY ASSET BASED ASSET LIGHT TRUST RIGHT Branches, Seamless assisted and DIY digital Wheel dominance OFFERING Insurance, FD, Transparency, Smart branches, journeys SME/ BL, HL/ LAP, MF/ SIP, Cards smooth

  146. Slide 146: Bharat ke PAAS, Bharat ke SAATH - Recent progress

    Bharat ke PAAS, Bharat ke SAATH - Recent progress PAAS (Near Middle India) SAATH (With Middle India) ACCESSIBLE TIMELY RIGHT OFFERING TRUST 1400+ Branches 10 min - 1 day Sanction TAT Pre-approved offers to each AAA/Stable Rating 3 eligible customers 500+ Smart branches Servicing done via 50% + Digit

  147. Slide 147: Improvement and reduced volatility in asset quality

    Significant improvement and reduced volatility in asset quality in recent years GS-3 ASSETS (%) – FY16-24 GS-3 GROSSASSETS STAGE(%) – FY22-24 3 ASSETS (%) 15.5% 12.5% 10.7% 8.2% 8.4% 9.8% 7.7% 3.4% 7.7% 3.4% 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2022 2023 2024

  148. Slide 148: Recent Financial Performance

    Recent Financial Performance 26% TOTAL SHAREHOLDER RETURN: MMFSL VS PEERS 102 CAGR CAGR CAGR (2005-2015) (2015-2022) (2022-2024 YTD) 65 MMFSL 22%1 1% 34% AUM in ₹ K Cr Peers 10-42% 2-51% 0-48% 2022 2024 Bankex 18% 10% 15% PROFIT (₹ Cr) 989 1,760 Nifty 15% 11% 14% 1. MMFSL TSR is from Mar-06 to Mar-1

  149. Slide 149: Goals to deliver: 2.5% + ROA, 18% ROE

    Goals to deliver : 2.5 % + ROA, 18 % ROE Stable Asset Quality Ace CVPs Market Share Returns Maintain <4.5% GS-3 across cycles Top 3 in customer value proposition Maintain 12% market share in wheels Improve RoA to 2.5% + Diversified Portfolio PPC NPS Growth Opex Fee Income 25-30% revenue from Non-whe

  150. Slide 150: The core management team

    The core management team SANDEEP VIVEK KARVE MAHESH SHIV KUMAR DEEPA MANISH DEVENDRA GAURAV VEDANARAYANAN ANTHONY SHANTANU MANDREKAR RAJARAMAN NV RANJEET SINHA SHARNAGAT VERMA SESHADRI HEREDIA REGE CBO - Wheels CFO CRO SME & LAP Digital CHRO Data/Analytics Underwriting MD, MIBL CEO - MMIMPL MD & CEO

  151. Slide 151: Bharat ke PAAS, Bharat ke SAATH

    BHARAT KE PAAS BHARAT KE SAATH

  152. Slide 152: Group Investor Meet

    mahindra® GROUP: INVESTOR: MEET

  153. Slide 153: Mr. Amit Kumar Sinha, MD & CEO Mahindra Lifespaces

    mahindra LIFESPACES Mr. Amit Kumar Sinha MD & CEO Mahindra Lifespaces GROUP. INVESTOR MEET

  154. Slide 154: Mahindra Lifespaces

    mahindra™” GROUP INVESTOR _— M T ‘D4 Mahindra Lifespaces GROUP. NVESTOR MEET

  155. Slide 155: Mahindra Lifespaces

    Mahindra Lifespaces 14th June 2024 OUR JOURNEY OUR STRATEGY OUR TEAM

  156. Slide 156: About Mahindra Lifespaces

    About Mahindra Lifespaces Industrial Developer since 1994 (2 World Cities, 3 Industrial parks) Resi: 50 projects since1996 (37.3 million sqft); 18K satisfied customers Industrial: Strategic partnerships with TIIDCO, RIICO, IFC, Sumitomo Resi: Strategic partnerships with Actis and HDFC Capital Indust

  157. Slide 157: Our Journey So Far

    Our Journey So Far… Total Sales Gross Development Value Free Cash Flow1 Net Debt2 (Rs Cr) (Rs Cr) (Rs Cr) (Rs Cr) 4,400 2,698 639 630 3.5x 4.4x 3.9x 610 991 778 163 FY20 FY24 FY20 FY24 FY20 FY24 FY20 FY24 1 Free Cash flow excluding cash outflow towards land acquisitions. 2 Net Debt (consolidated) ac

  158. Slide 158: Structural long-term drivers fueling Real Estate in India

    Structural long-term drivers fueling Real Estate in India INCREASING URBANIZATION… …HH INCOME… …& REGULATORY REFORMS… …HAVE LED TO “FLIGHT TO QUALITY” High High 40% 8Mn (3%) 29Mn >33 L (7%) 31% 23% Upper mid Upper mid 7 L – 33 L 61Mn (21%) 168Mn (44%) RERA 3.3 L – 7 L Lower mid Lower mid 10% 97Mn (3

  159. Slide 159: Key Priorities

    Our growth aspiration: Rs 8-10K Cr ($1-1.2bn) Rs. 8,000 -10,000 Cr RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL & INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS Planned funding of Rs 45000 Cr “WOW” customer KEY PRIORITIES experience Rs 7000 Cr (~$5.4bn) of ($800mm); 50% cumulative GDV internal Rs. 2,698 Cr IC & IC Rs. 2,268 Cr Accelerated Monetiz

  160. Slide 160: We have a strong right to win

    We have a strong right to win RAZOR SHARP ROBUST BIZ SUPERIOR PROJECT IC&IC ROBUST FOCUS ON DEVELOPMENT CUSTOMER EXECUTION MAXIMIZATION FINANCIAL PORTFOLIO ENGINE EXPERIENCE EXCELLENCE DISCIPLINE • Depth in 3 core markets • Systematic growth with • Strong brand promise • “First time right” • Govt. a

  161. Slide 161: Significant Momentum in our business in the last 12 months

    Significant Momentum in our business in the last 12 months APR ‘24 MAR ‘24 MAR ‘24 FEB ‘24 OCT ‘23 JUN ‘23 Rs 350 Cr in 2 days Looking to build Acquired land Rs 800 Cr in 3 days Land Acquisition in Pune Forayed into first (Mahindra Zen) Rs 45K Cr pipeline (Rs 1800 Cr GDV) (Mahindra Vista) (Rs 1400 C

  162. Slide 162: Exciting Launches planned over the next 12 months

    Exciting Launches planned over the next 12 months Mahindra Vista Ph 2 Codename: Navy Codename: WestEra Mahindra Codename Crown Ph2 Kandivali, Mumbai Malad, Mumbai Santacruz, Mumbai Kharadi Annex, Pune Mahindra Citadel Ph3 Codename: B9 Hope Green Estates (Plotted) Project Pink (Plotted) Pimpri, Pune

  163. Slide 163: Strong Leadership Team driving Execution

    Strong Leadership Team driving Execution Strong second-in-line team in Place Vimalendra Singh, Chief Sudharshan KR, Chief Project Officer Avinash Bapat, CFO Business Officer – Residential Led 38 msft of resi & commercial Renewables and Auto Banking & Real estate Amit Kumar development Sinha, MD & CE

  164. Slide 164: Thank You

    Thank You Vista, Mumbai RERA Reg No: P51800054671 Artist’s Impression

  165. Slide 165: Group Investor Meet

    mahindra® GROUP: INVESTOR: MEET

  166. Slide 166: Ms. Suman Mishra, MD & CEO Mahindra Last Mile Mobility

    mahindra : LAST MILE MOBILITY alin INVESTOR MEET Ms. Suman Mishra MD & CEO Mahindra Last Mile Mobility

  167. Slide 167: Last Mile Mobility

    mahincdra _— LAST MILE MOBILITY

  168. Slide 168: Enabling technology and sustainability for the last mile

    Enabling technology and sustainability for the last mile Technology Sustainability Customer Impact Connected Zero tailpipe emissions Benefits economically underprivileged communities Electric Low Noise 20% higher earnings Innovative Cleaner Cities Inclusive.. Women & Senior Citizens

  169. Slide 169: 4X EV Growth

    Delivering Growth across All Parameters 130+ kilo metric tonnes CO2 saved 4X EV Growth 3.5+ Million Trees (equivalent) 4X 3 Billion eKMs 150 Mn+ Liters (cumulative) FY22 FY23 FY24 of fuel saved

  170. Slide 170: A vision to enable sustainable last mile mobility

    Partnered with marquee investors Raised Rs 1000 Cr A vision to enable sustainable last mile mobility for and beyond

  171. Slide 171: Extensive and Innovative product portfolio for all last mile applications

    Extensive and Innovative product portfolio covering all last mile applications 3W e-Rickshaw 3W Auto (L5M) 3W Cargo (L5N) 4W SCV(<2 Tn) New Launches in FY 24 Recognition Treo Plus Jeeto Strong EAlfa Super Treo Metal Apollo CV: EV of the Apollo CV : EV of the Year:2023 Year:2024 Zor Grand Treo Plus

  172. Slide 172: Last Mile - Large Rapidly Electrifying Market

    Last Mile – Large Rapidly Electrifying Market …already positive customer economics EV volumes : Last Mile (3 W + 4W*) 1,077 K Segment Wise EV FY24 FY30# Penetration -28% -46% Passenger: 3W Auto + eRick Electric Rickshaw 100% 100% 633 K Electric Autos (L5M) 11% 50% 328 K Cargo: 3W Auto + eCart Electr

  173. Slide 173: LMM: Poised to Scale

    LMM: Poised to Scale Channel Data as a backbone Brand Proprietary Technology At Scale Operations 800+ Outlets Cloud Connected Pan India Presence Analytics Led 80% Districts Covered Reputed Commercial Deep expertise in Battery, Motor and 3 Manufacturing Plants Vehicle Brand Embedded systems Strong Su

  174. Slide 174: Building the ecosystem with partnerships

    Building the ecosystem with partnerships Charging / Swapping Second Life & Recycling Fleet Partnerships Financing Partnerships Partnerships Partnerships 95% Home Charging Customized Solutions Enabling Attractive Financing Recycling basis state of 10K+ Charging Points Fleet Applications Leasing Optio

  175. Slide 175: Promoting inclusivity and generating prosperity

    Promoting inclusivity and generating prosperity

  176. Slide 176: Group Investor Meet

    mahindra® GROUP: INVESTOR: MEET

  177. Slide 177: Panel and Q&A speakers

    mahindra LAST MILE MOBILITY Dr. Anish Shah Group CEO & MD Mahindra Group Mr.Amarjyoti Barua Group CFO Mahindra Group Mr. Rajesh Jejurikar ED & CEO Auto & Farm Sector Mahindra & Mahindra (3) Ms. Suman Mishra Farm Equipment Sector Mahindra Last Mile Mobility GROUP INVESTOR MEET

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