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Thyrocare Technologies Limited
Quarterly Presentation – March 2022
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Agenda
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Setting the baseline - drivers for FY22
Going forward - key strategic drivers and progress
Summary results & Q&A
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Revenue breakdown for FY22
Total Pathology Revenue (in crore)
Q1-22
Q2-22
Q3-22
Q4-22
FY22
159.26
168.74
110.20
123.33
561.53
Diagnostic Services (in crore)
Sale of Goods (in crore)
Q1-22
Q2-22
Q3-22
Q4-22
FY22
Q1-22
Q2-22
Q3-22
Q4-22
FY22
152.84
164.94
106.00
117.58
541.36
6.42
3.80
4.20
5.75
20.17
96%
98%
96%
95%
96%
4%
2%
4%
5%
4%
NON COVID B2B
COVID
Q1-22
Q2-22
Q3-22
Q4-22
FY22
Q1-22
Q2-22
Q3-22
Q4-22
FY22
64.90
66.96
66.01
75.28
273.15
68.43
71.14
15.31
16.13
171.01
41%
40%
60%
61%
49%
43%
42%
14%
13%
30%
NON COVID B2C
Q1-22
Q2-22
Q3-22
Q4-22
FY22
15.89
22.92
21.52
22.75
83.08
10%
14%
20%
18%
15%
NON COVID B2G
Q1-22
Q2-22
Q3-22
Q4-22
FY22
3.62
3.92
3.16
3.42
14.12
2%
2%
3%
3%
3%
Sale of Consumables
Q1-22
Q2-22
Q3-22
Q4-22
FY22
3.62
1.62
0.90
4.43
10.57
Digital Rapid Technologies
Q1-22
Q2-22
Q3-22
Q4-22
FY22
2.80
2.18
3.30
1.32
9.60
Revenue from operations for the financial year at Rs. 561.53 crores grew by 18% YOY, mainly due to contribution of government COVID business in the first two quarter of the year and growth of non COVID two business in the subsequent quarters.
from operations Total Revenue significantly consists of Revenue from Diagnostic Services of Rs. 117.58 crore, grew sequentially by 11%. While it covid revenue on account of 3rd wave, most of the growth is from revenue growth in B2B segment of non covid business.
constitutes
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Resetting the base: A de-averaged view of the COVID vs. NON COVID business …
Total Pathology P&L
Total Pathology COVID P&L
Total Pathology NON COVID P&L
P&L
Revenue
GM
GM (%)
FY21
474.27
313.72
FY22
Gr(%)
561.53
18%
396.3
66.15%
70.58%
P&L
Revenue
GM
GM (%)
FY21
151.39
108.01
143.1
71.35%
83.68%
FY22
Gr (%)
P&L
171.01
13%
Revenue
GM
GM (%)
FY21
322.88
205.71
FY22
Gr (%)
390.52
21%
253.2
63.71%
64.84%
Overheads
142.99
165.45
Overheads
22.53
36.69
Overheads
120.46
128.77
Overheads (%)
30.15%
29.47%
Overheads (%)
14.88%
21.45%
Overheads (%)
37.31%
32.97%
EBITDA
EBITDA %
Workload
170.73
230.83
35%
36.00%
41.11%
167 L
210 L
26%
EBITDA
EBITDA %
Workload
85.48
106.41
24%
56.46%
62.22%
19 L
50 L
163%
EBITDA
EBITDA %
Workload
85.25
124.43
46%
26.40%
31.86%
148 L
160 L
8%
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… and accounting for COVID recovery in Q1 between FY21 and FY22
Total Pathology P&L
Total Pathology COVID P&L
Total Pathology NON COVID P&L
P&L
Revenue
GM
GM (%)
Q2-Q4 21 Q2-Q4 22 Gr(%)
419.87
402.27
-4%
284.93
290.26
67.86%
72.16%
P&L
Revenue
GM
GM (%)
Q2-Q4 21 Q2-Q4 22 Gr(%)
P&L
Q2-Q4 21 Q2-Q4 22 Gr(%)
127.65
102.58
-20%
Revenue
292.22
299.69
3%
94.55
85.67
74.07%
83.52%
GM
GM (%)
190.38
204.59
65.15%
68.27%
Overheads
123.71
130.1
Overheads
19.75
24.25
Overheads
103.96
105.85
Overheads (%)
29.46%
32.34%
Overheads (%)
15.47%
23.64%
Overheads (%)
35.58%
35.32%
EBITDA
EBITDA %
Workload
161.22
160.16
-1%
38.40%
39.81%
149 L
157 L
5%
EBITDA
EBITDA %
Workload
74.8
61.42
-18%
58.60%
59.88%
18 L
32 L
77%
EBITDA
EBITDA %
Workload
86.42
98.74
14%
29.57%
32.95%
131 L
125 L
-5%
Note: Total Diagnostics P&L – includes Diagnostics Revenue and Material Sales
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However, as we look at the year, our NON COVID business has recovered significantly vs. pre-COVID levels
In Q4 FY22, we have recovered to pre- COVID in B2B, growth in B2C
Continued focus on NON COVID business to drive the recovery of the business
Diagnostic Services Revenue (Rs Cr)
Diagnostic Services Revenue (Rs Cr)
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84
165
71
94
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91
117 16
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JAN - MAR 19
JAN - MAR 22
APR - JUN 21
JUL - SEP 21
OCT - DEC 21
JAN - MAR 22
Note: All numbers refer to Diagnostics Services revenue
COVID
NON COVID
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Our focus has been on driving volumes in the NON COVID business, March exit at an all time high in NON COVID, lowest levels in COVID volumes
Diagnostic Services Revenue (Rs Cr)
Diagnostic Services Workload (Lakhs)
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COVID
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165 Cr
106 Cr
118 Cr
53.5L
64.0 L
40.7 L
52.5 L
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Our B2B and B2C verticals are well on their way to recovery – particularly in last 4-5 months, both in revenue and volume terms
NON COVID Diagnostics Services Revenue (Rs Cr)
NON COVID Diagnostics Services Workload (Lakhs)
22.7 23.1 24.3 23.2 23.8 22.9
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30.3
22.6
21.0
20.7
23.3
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11.5
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84 Cr
94 Cr
91 Cr
101 Cr
35 L
41 L
36 L
48 L
B2B
B2C
B2G
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While our AAROGYAM business has picked up, our NON-AAROGYAM business has recovered significantly as well – additionally our Top 100 clients have driven a significant growth
NON COVID Revenue (Rs Cr)
AAROGYAM
NON-AAROGYAM
NON COVID Revenue (Rs Cr)
Top 100 clients
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31
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Amongst our Top 100 clients we count –
• All 3 leading online pharmacy companies
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Top 3 e-Consult platforms
3 largest search aggregators of health and diagnostics services
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Agenda
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Setting the baseline - drivers for FY22
Going forward - key strategic drivers and progress
Summary results & Q&A
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API + Thyrocare stronger together – an 8 point agenda
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Serve Pharmeasy Online customer base of 2.1 M quarterly transacting users
Partner with Retailio & MARG retailer network of 2.8L+ counters to expand order points
Leverage Aknamed to build a diagnostic presence in the hospital space
Ensure the expansion of Pharmeasy & DocOn offline collection points
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Continue to improve our value proposition to our franchisee network, expand aggressively
Focus on our Health packages i.e. Aarogyam and promote to corporates, online & offline
Expand Lab network selectively to address TAT challenges, invest in accreditation and PR
Leverage Pharmeasy technology expertise to improve our customer experience and phlebotomist productivity
Note: All numbers as of June 2021 - from DRHP – Nov 8 2021
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The combination of Pharmeasy and Thyrocare is uniquely advantaged in the diagnostics space
Benchmarking
Pharmeasy + Thyrocare Digital diagnostics
Standalone diagnostic player
Healthcare platforms
Product & tech depth
Customer acquisition cost
National presence
Cost structure
Tech team spread across 4 large verticals, can invest in scale capability
Customer acquisition cost lower as we defray cost across multiple verticals
22 Labs across the country, Pan India presence
Largest scale – process 20L samples a month – largest player by volume
Focused on single vertical
Digital strength is limited, will take time to scale up
Spread across verticals, can invest in scale capability
Customer acquisition cost in Diagnostics only is 2x that for medicines
Customer acquisition cost in Diagnostics only is 2x that for medicines
Presence in few metros, not very deep
Sub-scale
Large chains have a regional presence, very few have true PAN India presence
Have scale, but given the fixed costs, lower margin per test
Similar Customer acquisition costs, but don’t have the advantage of own back-end
Metro / Tier 1 presence at best among all platforms
Sub-scale
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Continued efforts maximize Thyrocare as a B2B brand in diagnostics
Addressing churn
Quality perception
Doctor Engagement
Working on TAT
Network expansion
Menu expansion
All time high of 21 Lakh samples in March 22
3 Labs accredited for NABL in last 3 months
Another 5 due for accreditation in coming 3 months
Hosted roundtable on Genome Sequencing in TB
67% of samples reach our lab within 12 hours
95% of samples processed at Lab within 6 hours
Pan India presence
22 Regional Labs across the country
Extensive test menu
Now with 700+ tests beyond Thyroid
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Full power of the API network being leveraged to drive diagnostics
Cross-sell
Consultation
Collection centers
Hospitals
Pharmacies
Targeting to reach 7% cross-sell (Pharmeasy users buying diagnostics) by end of FY23
API already at 8% of Thyrocare revenue
4200 prescribing doctors on DocOn
1500+ orders per month from 433+ doctors
Targeting to have 1,000 collection centers by March 23
Leveraging our Hospital relationships to target 60 top hospitals
317+ collection points initiated
13 Hospitals on-boarded through Aknamed
6,000 Super-retailers selling Diagnostics by Mar 23
Full scale roll out started, 273 active counters onboarded
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Our focus areas for the next growth horizons
400 Cr
NON COVID in FY22
Current Focus
• Addressing churn
• Quality perception
• Doctor engagement
• TAT improvement
• Menu expansion
Next 3 years
FY25 Horizon 1
Next3 years
FY28 Horizon 2
Strategic Platforms
Strategic Platforms
• Target 15% of Pharmeasy users on the
platform for cross-sell, focused expansion across online platforms
• Rio / Marg-expansion to 35,000 retailers
• Hospital business in 200+ hospitals
• Thyrocare geographical expansion
• Base business growth at pre covid levels
• Continue to expand cross- sell and retail presence across all Pharmeasy touch- points
• International expansion at a
Regional level
• Integrated Corporate wellness offering
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Agenda
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Setting the baseline - drivers for FY22
Going forward - key strategic drivers and progress
Summary results & Q&A
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Key Highlights - Pathology
Revenue Rs. 562 Crore
YoY 18% ↑
EBITDA Rs. 231 Crore
EBITDA Margin 41%
PAT Rs. 151 Crore
PAT Margin 27%
Covid RTPCR- Q4
414282
Non- Covid Samples- Q4 4832349
Total
Patients Served- Q4 3696967
Tests- Q4 3198525 1
Revenue from operations of Rs. 562 Crore, grown by 18% YOY. Revenue for the final quarter of the year of Rs. 123 Crore, grown by 12% in sequential quarters mainly with revival of the base non covid business. Revenue from COVID in sequential quarters despite of 3rd wave in January. Non Covid business however revived business was flat significantly and surpassed the pre-COVID business. Continued focus on B2B business enabled us to garner lost volumes. Revenue and volumes for the month of March were all time high.
Gross margin for the year improved mainly on account of reduction in the covid reagent/ consumables, however to enable growth aggressive prices are offered in the last quarter on routine non aarogyam tests and certain aarogyam profiles that has lead to impact on Q4 gross margins which shall settle down in the coming period.
Absolute EBITDA of Rs. 231 crore, grown by 35% YOY, mainly on account of better EBITDA margins on account of lower reagent/ consumable and operations cost in Government COVID business. The EBITDA margin at 41% for the year were tampered down in the last two quarters mainly on account of impact on the topline due to erosion of high margin government contract business, aggressive discounts to the network on some routine tests/ profiles to revive the business, spendings on manpower in particular growth teams to sustain growth and infrastructure to improve turnaround time to the patients.
4.40 million COVID RTPCR tests were performed in the year, though despite 3rd wave in January only 0.41 million were performed in the last quarter, thereby the focus is now shifted to non COVID segment.
Total 21.07 million samples (including COVID) sourced from 16.32 million patients (including COVID) were processed during current year.
110.30 million tests were processed in the current year that includes standalone tests, COVID tests and tests included in the preventive care Aarogyam profiles.
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Income Statement - Pathology
Pathology business grew by 12% in sequential quarter and yearly by 18%. Growth in the current quarter was mainly on account of revival of B2B non COVID business.
Income Statement
INR in crore Revenue from operations Cost of materials consumed/ sold Gross margin Employee benefit expenses Other expenses EBITDA Depreciation and amortisation Finance cost Other income Profit before tax and exceptional items Tax expense Profit after tax Other comprehensive income Total comprehensive income
Quarter Q 31.03.2022 Q 31.12.2021 Q 31.03.2021 110.20 (29.00) 81.20 (14.10) (31.10) 36.00 (7.40) (0.60) 1.10 29.10 (6.50) 22.60 - 22.60
139.16 (43.11) 96.04 (18.24) (27.12) 50.69 (5.74) (0.01) 2.48 47.42 (12.07) 35.35 (1.41) 33.94
123.33 (40.63) 82.70 (16.72) (29.15) 36.83 (8.57) (0.58) 1.70 29.38 (9.03) 20.35 0.16 20.51
Q Variance (%)
Year
Variance (%)
YOY Seq. -11% 12% -6% 40% -14% 2% -8% 19% 7% -6% -27% 2% 49% 16% -3% 10546% -31% 55% -38% 1% -18% 53% -45% -14% -111% 100% -42% -13%
31.03.2022 561.53 (165.23) 396.30 (58.82) (106.65) 230.83 (28.47) (2.38) 7.40 207.38 (55.33) 152.05 (0.04) 152.01
31.03.2021 474.27 (160.55) 313.71 (56.79) (86.19) 170.73 (21.08) (0.66) 12.28 161.27 (41.51) 119.77 (1.41) 118.36
YOY 18% 3% 26% 4% 24% 35% 35% 261% -40% 29% 35% 26% -97% 28%
Revenue growth Gross margin % EBITDA% PAT%
n/a 67% 30% 16%
12% 74% 33% 21%
(11%) 69% 36% 25%
18% 71% 41% 27%
19% 66% 36% 25%
from operations
Revenue – primarily comprised of Revenue from diagnostic services Rs. 117 crore and revenue from sale of consumables and digital rapid technology products of about Rs. 6 crore. Diagnostic in revenue sequential quarter is about 12%, primarily is on account of revival of B2B non COVID business.
growth
Gross margin impacted during the quarter mainly account of erosion of high margin COVID business, on prices aggressive routine non aarogyam tests and certain aarogyam profiles.
offered
Employee benefit expenses at 17 crores increased with additions in growth team to sustain growth and in laboratory team to maintain quality in reporting.
repairs
Service
consists
expenses
of Other service charges, sales incentives, and power fuel, and charges maintenance. for includes cost of phlebotomist home collection order, and LME costs whereas sales incentives are for channel partners to promote tests. There is an increase in the overall fixed costs anticipated with expansion network RPL throughout the country.
of
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Income Statement - Radiology
Radiology business accounted for about 5% of reported consolidated revenue of Thyrocare Group revived significantly after complete shut down for couple of months in covid and thereafter out of the impact of lockdowns, posting 34% YOY growth in the current year.
Income Statement
INR in crore Revenue from operations Cost of materials consumed/ sold Gross margin Employee benefit expenses Other expenses EBITDA Depreciation and amortisation Finance cost Other income Profit before tax and exceptional items Tax expense Profit after tax Other comprehensive income Total comprehensive income
Revenue growth Gross margin % EBITDA% PAT%
Quarter Q 31.03.2022 Q 31.12.2021 Q 31.03.2021
7.22 (1.26) 5.96 (0.76) (4.78) 0.42 (1.19) 0.02 0.78 0.03 0.29 0.32 - 0.32
n/a 83% 6% 19%
7.26 (1.00) 6.26 (0.62) (4.94) 0.70 (1.47) (0.03) 0.53 (0.27) (0.75) (1.02) (0.01) (1.03)
(1%) 86% 10% (14%)
7.68 (1.28) 6.40 (0.29) (5.37) 0.74 (2.13) (0.35) 1.71 (0.03) 2.19 2.16 0.01 2.17
(6%) 83% 10% 28%
Q Variance (%)
Year
Variance (%)
Seq. -1% 26% -5% 23% -3% -40% -19% -167% 47% -111% -279% -234% -100% -233%
YOY -6% -1% -7% 160% -11% -43% -44% -106% -54% -203% -39% -37% -100% -37%
31.03.2022 27.35 (4.46) 22.89 (2.30) (17.16) 3.43 (5.80) (0.25) 23.01 20.39 3.75 25.20 (0.02) 24.12
31.03.2021 20.41 (3.35) 17.07 (1.29) (15.66) 0.11 (9.42) (1.53) 2.02 (8.81) 2.19 (6.63) 0.01 (6.61)
YOY 34% 33% 34% 78% 10% 2904% -38% -84% 1041% -331% 120% -480% -261% -481%
34% 84% 13% 92%
(40%) 84% 1% (32%)
from operations
Revenue – Revenue from imaging services accounted for 5% of reported consolidated revenue of Thyrocare Group in current year. Radiology significantly business improved year, with during the current patient the COVID impact. Revenue from sale of FDG for the year was Rs. 2.36 crore.
footfall growing after
of some sold acquired with
its Nueclear properties the intention of setting up PETCT during the year, to settle the loans and other liabilities.
has
invested
the year
Nueclear in innovations during the last quarter of to enhance the production yield of FDG and reduce the costs, that shall enable it to offer PETCT services at significantly competitive prices.
The operations at Baroda center were commence after a gap of about two years due to legal dispute.
cost
operations
have The remained stable throughout the year though there is an increase in 18 the manpower cost.
Income Statement - Consolidated
Consolidated annual revenue of the group grew by 19% YOY, with positive signs of revival in non covid business. COVID business significantly eroded in last two quarters and radiology business growing at pre COVID level.
Income Statement
INR in crore Revenue from operations Cost of materials consumed/ sold Gross margin Employee benefit expenses Other expenses EBITDA Depreciation and amortisation Finance cost Other income Profit before tax and exceptional items Share of profit in associate entity Tax expense Profit after tax Other comprehensive income Total comprehensive income
Quarter Q 31.03.2022 Q 31.12.2021 Q 31.03.2021 117.40 (30.00) 87.40 (14.70) (35.90) 36.80 (8.80) (0.50) 1.40 28.90 (0.20) (7.20) 21.50 - 21.50
146.84 (44.39) 102.45 (18.53) (32.38) 51.54 (7.81) 0.09 3.64 47.45 0.18 (9.88) 37.75 (1.39) 36.36
130.56 (41.89) 88.67 (17.43) (33.65) 37.59 (9.67) (0.57) 2.15 29.50 0.52 (8.78) 21.24 0.22 21.46
Q Variance (%)
Year
Variance (%)
Seq. 11% 40% 1% 19% -6% 2% 10% 14% 54% 2% -360% 20% 0% 100% 1%
YOY -11% -6% -13% -6% 4% -27% 24% -757% -41% -38% 191% -13% -43% -116% -41%
31.03.2022 588.86 (169.69) 419.17 (61.13) (123.15) 234.89 (33.87) (2.37) 29.25 227.90 (0.18) (51.58) 176.14 (0.08) 176.06
31.03.2021 494.62 (163.90) 330.72 (58.07) (101.41) 171.24 (30.28) (0.87) 12.43 152.53 (0.07) (39.32) 113.13 (1.39) 111.74
YOY 19% 4% 27% 5% 21% 37% 12% 174% 135% 49% 143% 31% 56% -94% 58%
Revenue growth Gross margin % EBITDA% PAT%
n/a 68% 29% 16%
11% 74% 31% 18%
(11%) 70% 35% 26%
19% 71% 40% 30%
14% 67% 35% 23%
from operations
Revenue – primarily comprised of Revenue from diagnostic services to the extent of 96%. Base B2B non COVID business has revived to pre-COVID level. Overall growth in topline is about 19%.
to
due
Gross margin for the year though improved higher contribution of high margin COVID business, impacted during the later quarters due erosion of COVID business, prices offered on routine non aarogyam aarogyam certain tests profiles.
aggressive
and
Employee expenses benefit increased with additions in growth team to sustain growth and in laboratory team to maintain quality in reporting. The cost is net off reversals of excess provision on employee benefits.
and
repairs
consists
expenses
Other of service charges, sales incentives, power and fuel, maintenance and CMC cost of machines for Nueclear. There is an increase in the overall fixed costs anticipated with expansion of RPL network on business promotions.
spendings
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