Nykaa Gets Ready To IPO, Bringing Glitter To The Markets
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Howdy Toasters!
In today’s issue of the Morning Toast, we discuss:
- Nykaa gets ready to IPO- detailed analysis.
- Titan’s strong recovery- recorded a 66% growth in sales to INR 71.7 Bn
- Results Preview
- An education concept to keep you chugging along
Nykaa gets ready to IPO, bringing glitter to the public markets (:PP); What’s up and what do we know? 🧐
Company Overview
- Nykaa is a digitally native consumer technology platform, delivering content-led, lifestyle retail experiences through a diverse portfolio of beauty, personal care and fashion products, including private labels (phews!!)
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The company follows an omni-channel approach, with an online-offline combination designed to cater to the diverse needs of its target group-
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Online- Mobile, Website & Mobile Sites, ~55.8 Million downloads across all its mobile applications, between April – Aug 31, 2021
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Offline: 80 physical stores across 40 cities in India, over three store forms
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Physical stores offers a select offering of products, and enable a seamless experience across the physical & digital worlds
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Nykaa has a diverse portfolio of products, spanning beauty, personal care & fashion –
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Beauty & Personal Care – the original business, started in 2012, has a portfolio of 256,149 SKUs (items listed to order) from 2,644 brands across make-up, skin care, hair user, bath & body, fragrances, & more
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Fashion- newly launched vertical in 2018, the company offers 2.3 Mn SKUs across 1,434 brands across apparel & accessories (women, men, children & home), with an average order value of ~ INR 4,000 (highest amongst leading online fashion retail platforms)
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Key Highlights
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The company is the largest speciality beauty & personal care platform in India in terms of value of products sold in FY21 & five months ended Aug 31, 2021 of current financial year, with GMVs of INR 40,459 & INR 14,686 Million respectively
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In order to aid & assist new / relatively new users and acquaint a target market that is fresh to beauty & personal care, the company has formed the largest network of influencers (3,055) across products & age groups, developing an approach that aims to educate before purchase
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This content led approach is constant theme across the company’s Go To Market approach, reflective in their social media footprint –
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Nykaa TV, YouTube based content platform has a watch time of 1.3 & 1.5 Million hours over FY21 & 5 months ended Aug 31, 2021
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Most followed influential lifestyle platform in India, with >13.4 Million followers across different social platforms
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The company has a diverse portfolio of 15 owned brands, created to drive margins, increase recall for the platform and plug gaps in consumer need & price points; think Cosmetics, Twenty Dresses, Lingerie, Jewelry, Dress & JumpSuits, Kurta Suits & Ethnic Dresses
Interesting! What about financials, valuations & use of proceeds? (Great q broo) 😎👍
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The company’s recorded phenomenal growth (to say the least); over the longer term (3 years), the company’s recorded a CAGR of ~57% & ~48% in GMV & Revenue terms
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In the pandemic infused year, GMV for the first quarter of FY22 was INR 1,469 Crores, which was up a whopping 239% on a YoY comparison (huge!!); likewise, revenue from operations during the similar period comparison grew ~183%
- From a bottom line perspective, the company is one of the few listed Tech Plays to deliver PAT (however minute that may be); EBITDA % have consistently improved over the last 3 years, with the company recording a 6% margin for FY21
Valuations & Use of Proceeds?
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Expensive bro (why you even surprised); at the higher end of the price band, the company is expected to list at a market capitalisation of INR 53,205 Crore (~USD 7.4 Billion), which translates into a earnings multiple of ~840x and sales multiple of 21x (FY 21 Nos for both)
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The IPO (size: INR 5,350 Crores, at upper end of price band) is mix of Offer for Sale (providing exit to incumbent shareholders, including Promoter Group) and Primary Issue (INR 630 Crore)
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The company aims to utilise proceeds primarily as growth capital for subsidiary businesses including Nykaa Fashion (to set-up new retail stores), for Nykaa Retail (to set-up warehouses) and as repayment / prepayment of outstanding borrowings (at sub. Level)
Final thoughts? 🤔
- An omni-channel approach, through a product portfolio is that geared across the spectrum of skin care, body care, fashion and more, via multiple price points makes the company ever present within the Beauty & Fashion landscape (expected to touch ~USD 72 billion in size by 2025)
- A management profile that is a mix of Promoter Group + Professionals, coupled with marquee early / late stage investors augurs well from an execution & corporate governance perspective
- Unlike other techplays, that have listed in the recent past, Nykaa has always had one eye on running a sustainable ship, with likelihood of capital shortage being low in the near term
- A valuation premium is always going to be likely, especially taking into consideration the Promoter Group profile & Investor roster; Is there something on the table for retail shareholders or has everything been priced in the interim is the question to be asked
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Robust demand recovery and solid EBITDA & PAT numbers continue the positive theme for TITAN Company 🧐
- Riding on a strong recovery in demand across its consumer businesses, the company recorded a 66% growth in sales to INR 71.7 Bn (including bullion sales); all segments, including Jewellery, Watches & Wearables and Eyewear clocked >70% growth on a YoY basis
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EBITDA & PAT grew 3x YoY (albeit on a low base), with gross margins expansion across business segments aiding; the company recorded its highest-ever PAT at INR 6.4 Bn (beating Bloomberg estimates by 17%)
- The company accelerated its store additions (ease of movement & reducing Covid-19 cases helping) opening 60 stores (net) YTD FY22; the company now has a store network of 1,969 stores, spread over 308 towns, covering 2.6 Mn sq.ft. (Huge!)
We covered the company via a mid-quarter business update, check it here.
Nice!! Tell me more? Key business updates, valuations? 🤔
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Wedding sales for Q2FY22 are higher when compared to corresponding levels of FY21 & FY20, indicating a return of pre-pandemic level demand; division witnessed the growth of 77%, post-second wave
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Watches & Wearables recorded a 72% growth for the quarter, with E-commerce contribution now ~25% of overall sales, compared to 18% of pre-pandemic levels; walk-ins in malls are at 65% of pre-pandemic levels
- Eyewear has recovered to surpass pre-pandemic levels (in revenue terms), while also recording the best ever quarter revenue; the segment also delivered a highest-ever EBIT margin of 23% for the quarter
Valuations? Stock Perspective?
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The stock currently trades at 70x FY23 and 56x FY24 on an earnings basis, with a fair run-up in the stock price (+16% in the last month) pre & post the company released a business update during the quarter
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Demand scenario, coupled with margin improvements (through economies of scale & COVID-19 induced measures) are likely to stay intact in the near term, with the company guiding for a similar business environment to persist
Keep a track?
What else caught our eye? 👀
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- They have recently sealed a deal to develop and manage the Colombo Port’s Western Container Terminal
- They are receiving strong support from the local gov who are pushing for investments rather than loans for economic development
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- Traders are expecting the RBI to roll back the monetary stimulus quicker than planned, as shown by the surging swap rates
- The spread with five year bond yields is approaching zero from almost 80 basis points earlier this year
- The main reason is said to be the pandemic-era inflation with a further price rise due to a surge in global energy prices
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