I think historical OPMs wonât have a lot of relevance in Creative Peripherals.
They have developed the Ckart platform and have onboarded their own customers on the platform to begin with. As the sales volume increase, the operative leverage will kick in since the platform marketplace makes it easier to conduct business. Q4 concall said the same thing.
In May 2021, Creative also launched the seller module on Ckart. So it isnât just their products, but also the products of their customers (to begin with) and other vendors that can also be traded. Kinda like Udaan and IndiaMart.
Honeywell is the game changer here. The management has commented that theyâll have close to 40% gross margin for Honeywell products and higher than average EBITDA margin. These will be even higher for MENA exports for which theyâve also got the right from Honeywell and for which theyâll start exporting in Q1 FY 22 or Q2 FY 22. Honeywell sales (worst case scenario) per management is around 80 to 100crs in FY 22. In FY21, this number was around 25cr in FY 21. So from an expected topline of 700crs, Honeywell EBITDA alone would be 15crs and rest of the 550 crs contributing another 7/8% EBITDA. So FY22E EBITDA may be around 50crs in total. To me, thatâs not a bad number given that Honeywell portfolio will only increase and EBITDA too will increase with volumes courtesy ckart.
Then, CP is expanding the product range and trying to get more brands on board.
At 200crs valuation, I donât think thereâs a whole lot of downrisk except if operating margins.
Has anyone here heard of/is tracking âScan Steelsâ ?
The company posted good results, makes TMT bars and other steel products and operates mainly in Odisha.
Key Triggers: 1. Infra story and Odisha hit by recent cyclone so Infra story++.
2. Anti Dumping duty on steel extended to december 21 so a little protection from imports.
3. Steel prices have Increased sharply and then have declined a bit but are still up from base.
The stock looks fundamentally attractive with extremely low debt and the company has posted excellent Q4 results.
payables also rose, so not so worrying.
Their business model is too unpredictable though. how do you predict the success of their âagentsâ?
also why did they change the name to add shop e-retail? They get most of their revenue from offline sale.
Nonetheless looks like a fast growing company.
Bajaj Healthcare.
Fastest growing small cap pharma company.
Zero FII n DII holding.
PE ratio 15
World number one producer of chorhexidine n ascorbic acid.
TriggerâŚNSE listing.
Same here. Add shop came in my screener and there is nothing on VP (except this thread).
Though i wasnât able to find much information on the internet. Anyone wants to collaborate on it?
As per quarter 1 21-22 result company has repaid 32 CR loan to ARC.
Promoter has released pledge share also.(source BSE disclosure by Company)
Started Job work for Remdesivir drug for reputed Indian pharmaceutical company.(source annual report 20-21) and advertisement on news paper dtd 17.04.21 https://www.lykalabs.com/
Increasing capacity by 50% and ready by second half of current financial year.
Following is abstract of last Annual Report
âTo meet the increase in demand for lyophilised products the company has embarked on an expansion project of its Lyophilization Plant at its Ankleshwar factory. This Project is likely to be completed in 9-12 months with a 50% enhancement in capacity for lyophilisation.
Company has received permission to manufacture and marketing of Liposomal Amphotericin B Injection 50 mg/vial from Government of India, Directorate General of Health Services, New Dehi.â
Fail to understand how company can repay loan of 30 CR having turnover of 48 CR for Ist qtr.
If someone having deep knowledge of pharmaceutical sector can throw light on the company?
Can it be considered as fundamental turnaround story.
Invested in last month looking to momentum in the stock though still learning technical analysis.
The recent developments at Creative Newtech look interesting. I have a tracking position.
However, I have a couple of questions. I recently found that the company allotted a substantial number of preferential shares (400K equity shares and 600K warrants) for Rs 110. The approval from board was received on 1 July when the share price was around Rs 186.
Why was such a huge discount given? Is such low pricing even legal? Even if legal, such low pricing is against the interest of the minority shareholders. I am not very familiar with the regulations. Even though the company has notified a CA certificate saying that the preferential issue follows the ICDR regulations, I have my doubts. I would like to understand this issue.