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The company offers a comprehensive portfolio of edible oil products, including soyabean oil, palm oil, sunflower oil, rice bran oil, mustard oil, groundnut oil, cottonseed oil, blended oil, vanaspati, specialty fats and a range of functional edible oil products. Fortune, the Issuer’s flagship brand, is the largest selling edible oil brand in India. As of March 31, 2021, the ROCP (refined oil in consumer packs) market share of branded edible oil was 18.30%. Products also include various specialty fats, including (i) industrial margarine, bakery shortening and vanaspati, (ii) lauric fats as substitutes for milk fat and cocoa butter substitutes, and (iii) bulk packaging of frying oil.
The Issuer’s product portfolio comprises of a wide array of packaged foods, including packaged wheat flour, rice, pulses, besan, sugar, soya chunks and ready-to-cook khichdi. The Issuer is one of the fastest growing packaged food companies in India, based on the growth in revenues during the last five years. In 2021, the market share of packaged wheat flour and basmati rice under the Fortune brand was approximately 3.4% and 6.6% by volume. The Issuer also offers FMCGs, including soaps, hand wash and sanitizers. The revenue generated from sales of soap increased by 175.60% from 15.97 crore for FY 20 to Rs 44.01 crore for FY21.
Industry essentials include oleochemicals, castor oil and its derivatives and de-oiled cakes. The company is one of the largest basic oleochemical manufacturers in India in terms of revenue, and the largest manufacturer of stearic acid and glycerine in India with a market share of 32% and 23%, respectively as per the RHP.
The revenues for 6MFY22 increased by 53% to Rs 24957.29 crore as against 6MFY21 and it was attributable to increase in unit selling price of the products. Total revenues for FY21 increased by 25% in FY21 to Rs 37195.66 crore from Rs 29766.99 crore for FY20. The increase was primarily driven by rise in the unit selling price however sales volume grew by only 4% for FY21. (Sales volume rose to 4484175 MT from 4311492 MT). PAT increased to Rs 727.65 crore as against Rs 460.87 crore due to decrease in tax expenses.
The revenues for FY20 increased by 2.93% to Rs 29766.99 crore from Rs 28919.68 crore with increase in sales volume of edible oil. EBITDA and the net margins have remained constant being 3-4% and 1-2% respectively throughout the last three fiscals. The margins are very limited in this type of business.
Debt to equity is 0.68x as at the end of 6MFY22 which is slightly higher. Return on net worth is 9.78%, 22.06%, 17.93% and 17.79% for 6MFY22, FY21, FY20 and FY19 respectively.
Title | 6MFY22 | FY2021 | FY2020 | FY2019 |
Total Revenue | 24957.29 | 37195.66 | 29766.99 | 28919.68 |
Other Income | 82.77 | 105.24 | 109.95 | 122.22 |
PAT | 357.13 | 727.65 | 460.87 | 375.52 |
EBITDA | 889.66 | 1430.56 | 1419.47 | 1253.45 |
Total Assets | 17923.71 | 13326.64 | 11785.92 | 11602.87 |
Cash generated from operations | 1022.65 | 926.07 | 781.30 | 1693.04 |
EBITDA Margin | 3.56% | 3.85% | 4.77% | 4.33% |
Net Margin | 1.43% | 1.96% | 1.55% | 1.30% |
The IPO is priced at 36.86x at annualised EPS of 6.24 as at the end of 6MFY22 calculated at the upper band price of Rs 230 per share. P/BV is 7.20x with NAV of 31.95 per share as at the end of 6MFY22. The average peer P/E is 66.31x which indicates that the Issue is attractively priced. HUL, Britannia, Tata Consumer, Dabur India, Marico, Nestle are shown as the peers of the Issuer and one can refer to key peer comparison features below.
Particulars | HUL | Britannia | Tata Consumer |
Dabar India |
Marico | Nestle | Adani Wilmar |
Total Income for FY 21 (Cr) | 47028 | 13136.10 | 11602 | 9561.7 | 8048 | 13350 | 37195.7 |
EPS(21st jan 2022) | 35.76 | 66.17 | 7.87 | 10.25 | 9.22 | 232.48 | 6.37 |
NAV per share | 202.99 | 148.8 | 169.57 | 43.57 | 25.23 | 209.44 | 28.86 |
Return on net worth | 16.80% | 51.60% | 6.00% | 22.00% | 36.80% | 103.10% | 22.06% |
P/E(21st jan 2022) | 65.03 | 54.68 | 73.3 | 63.49 | 51.83 | 81.62 | NA |
P/B(21st jan 2022) | 11.46 | 34.51 | 4.3 | 12.67 | 19.13 | 90.6 | NA |
Share Price | 2325.4 | 3618.3 | 726.55 | 551.55 | 477.85 | 18974.3 | NA |
Adani Wilmar IPO opens on 27th Jan 2022 with an IPO size of Rs 3600 crore (100% fresh Issue) with price band of Rs 218-230 per share. The issue consist of shareholders quota and employee reservation of Rs 107 crore. Retail quota is 35% and minimum application amount is Rs 14,950. The Issue closes on 31st Jan and is expected to list on Feb 8, 2022. The net proceeds would be utilised towards:
Capital expenditure – Rs 1900 crore
Repayment of borrowings- Rs 1058.90 crore
Funding acquisitions and investments- Rs 450 crore
The demand for packaged food in India is growing rapidly increasing with urbanisation, rising middle class and the pandemic has further accelerated the growth in packaged food categories. The spend on the essential kitchen commodities accounts for 23% of the total spend on food and grocery estimated to be INR 39,45,000 Cr thereby presenting an opportunity size of Rs 9,00,000 Cr for any player in the essential kitchen commodity segments.
The key brands in the packaged and branded edible oil segment are Ruchi Soya, Emami Agrotech, Cargill, Marico, Bunge and Gemini. Adani Wilmar and Ruchi Soya are few of the largest suppliers of edible oil with outputs of 2.8mn MT and 1.4mn MT respectively in FY 2020. Adani Wilmar contributed a share of 12% and Ruchi Soya contributed a share of 6% in the total oil consumption of 22 Mn MT in India.
Adani Wilmar has a comprehensive product portfolio across oil types catering to various price points. It has the widest array of oils products in their portfolio with Fortune as its well known brand. The Issuer has a sustained market leadership position in edible oil and is expanding its share in packaged foods and other industry essentials segment.
The Issuer has a reasonable financial profile, though its margins look reasonable at this time but its profitability would be strong as it continues to expand in other categories with its pan India distribution network and well established operational infrastructure. Further, the company plans to grow through enhancing customer base and strategic acquisitions as highlighted in its objects of offer. Peer competition exists from both the organised players like Ruchi soya, Gemini, Dhara and other unorganised players. Hence looking at all these factors one may subscribe to the IPO.
Review By CA Priyanka Choudhary on 17th Oct 2021
About CA Priyanka Choudhary
Priyanka Choudhary Jain is a Chartered Accountant and an experienced credit analyst. She has worked with CRISIL as Senior Credit Analyst on ratings assignments including business and financial analysis in Corporates as well as the Public Finance Sector.
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