CEAT Investors Presentation
Economic Environment Industry Scenario Financial Performance and Update Product and Market Mix Production Details Raw Material – Price Trends Highlights of the Year Sri Lanka Performance The Road Ahead Contents
Indian GDP expected to grow by around 8.5% in FY’12. Volatility in global energy and food prices fueling inflation the world over. Automobile industry has registered volume growth of 27% in FY Commercial Vehicles registered highest growth rate of 33% over the previous year. Tyre industry has registered double digit growth in FY’11. Margins are under pressure due to the steep increase in raw material prices. Economic Environment
Industry Size FY 11 ~ Rs.30,000 cr. Top 5 contribute to 85% of sales Industry Scenario
Past Growth –Top 5 Top 5 : CEAT, MRF,Apollo,JK,Birla *JK Q4 figures are estimates
Company Update
Financial Performance and Update Gross Sales Less: Excise Duty Net Sales EBIDTA Depreciation Interest (Net) Exceptional Item PBT Less: Tax PAT Proposed Dividend Dividend %20%40%0 18% (all figures in ` crore) 5 years Performance
Shareholding Pattern
Net Sales Growth (Rs in crore)
Quarterly Performance Q4 Particulars Q1Q2Q3Q Gross Sales Net Sales EBIDTA Interest Depreciation Operating PBT Exceptional expense (VRS) Non-Operating Income PBT %EBIDTA %5.3% 4.7%1.5%
Lag between cost push and price hike
Sales and Market Mix – FY’11
Raw Material- Price Trend Rs/Kg RSS4 Prices as per Rubber Board Site Other RM Price derived from ICISLOR site
Commencement of commercial production at radial facility in Halol, Gujarat, in March’11 Acquisition of global rights of CEAT brand from Pirelli, Italy for Euro 9 million Capacity expansion by 35 MT/day at Nasik Plant Increase in supply of 2/3 wheeler tyres from 2.00 lakh/month to 3.50 lakh/month. Highlights of the FY’11
Expansion Plans MT/day In value terms, 3 Year CAGR expected to be ~ 25% from FY10 to FY13
CEAT 2013 Scenario
CEAT- Sri Lanka FY10FY’11 Net Sales EBIDTA3840 PBT2931 PAT2123 EBIDTA %17%13% (in ` crore)
Radial capacity at Halol Plant to ramp up to full capacity utilisation Increased supply of 2/3 wheeler tyres from 3 lakh/month to 5 lakh/month Raw material prices continue to be a concern Radialisation to continue at rapid pace in Truck / Bus segment BIS Regulation positive for the Tyre industry. Increase in interest rates and commodity prices to impact the Automobile sector. The Road Ahead CEAT Industry
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