Akzo Nobel India Limited has informed the Exchange about Investor Presentation
Akzo Nobel India Limited
27 May 2022
Department of Corporate Services BSE Limited 1st floor, New Trading Ring Rotunda Building, P J Towers Dalal Street, Fort Mumbai - 400 001 Scrip Code: 500710
Dear Sir/Madam,
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The Listing Department National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. Exchange Plaza, 5th floor, Bandra-Kurla Complex Sandra (E) Mumbai - 400051 Symbol: AKZOINDIA
Pursuant to Regulation 30 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, please find enclosed a copy of the presentation made to the investors on the audited standalone and consolidated financial results of the Company for the quarter and financial year ended 31st March, 202, today.
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Akzo Nobel India Ltd. Investors Call – Q4 2021-22
Agenda
Business Environment
Business Update
Financial Performance
Conclusion
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Business Environment
India growth picking up, but inflationary pressures, FX volatilities and Crude Oil price surge continue
Economic activity emerging from inertia
Improving Business Confidence
Inflation at 8-year high
Crude prices at 7-year high
Volatilities in FX
Interest rate hikes after 11 RBI meets
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Business Update
Akzo Nobel India at a glance
~1,460 employees
5 manufacturing sites; Capacity augmentation & expansion plans in place
5 offices
Scale up of distribution with increased numeric reach and tinting machines penetration (16,000+ retailers, ~15,000 tinting machines)
~4,000 B2B customers World-class Color Centre for ASC* in Bangalore
Low-cost Innovation Centre driving differentiated products in Thane
Mohali Paints & Coatings
NOIDA Colour Centre & Coatings Office
East - Kolkata
Hyderabad Paints
Bangalore – Coatings R&D, Office
Gurgaon Paints Office
Gwalior Paints
North - Delhi
Mumbai Paints & Coatings R&D
West - Mumbai
South - Chennai
Regional offices
Manufacturing sites
R&D
* ASC – Automotive & Specialty Coatings
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People. Planet. Paint Our new Purpose
Paint Innovations, disruptive technology driving many industry-firsts
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Decorative Paints A quarter of Premiumization and Launches
Velvet Touch with Tru Color
Portfolio expansion with FloorPlus
Redefining crack-proofing with PU* technology
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4.7% Price increase during the quarter Impact of Omicron in Jan-Feb; strong turnaround in March Growth led by Premium category, Projects business and new launches
* Polyurethane
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Decorative Paints Bringing world-class products and propositions to Indian markets
Expanding boundaries with Dulux simply refresh, the first DIY multi-surface range
Anti-microbial bio-based eco paint
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Paint The Future India Challenge….
DIGITAL CONSUMER EXPERIENCE
How can your digital solution boost the magic of paint and transform the way consumers experience Dulux paint in India?
Transforming Consumer experience…
Surface Health
Trusted Application
True Visualization
Quicker Application
Personalization & Inspiration
Trusted Advisor
Direct to Home / Delivery
Safety & Security
Wall Care & Maintenance
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Coatings Innovative launches for customer-centric B2B solutions
Protecting assets and aesthetics
Sustainable solutions through Powder
New generation of coatings for food & beverages
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Demand buoyancy in infrastructure, power, mining and packaging sectors driving growth Double-digit growth across most businesses Pricing actions slow to translate due to long-term nature of projects
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Coatings Partnering with Industry bests
Exclusively approved Coatings for Super Premium luxury segment
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Planet Pioneering increasingly sustainable solutions and processes
Confidential & restricted
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Planet Tangible ambitions towards addressing Sustainability challenges
Sustainability is integrated in everything we do. By 2030, we aim to • • • move towards zero waste
utilize 100% of our energy requirements from renewable sources reduce our carbon emissions by 50%
Planet Focusing on reducing our energy use, emissions and waste
Harvesting solar energy
Green belt in sites
Solvent recovery to reduce waste
People Purpose-led initiatives fostering respect, diversity, inclusion & community development
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People AkzoNobel Cares - for Communities
Promoting Education & Skill Development
Driving Diversity & Inclusion
Health & Telemedicine
CII-ITC Sustainability Award and Communitas Award for domain excellence in CSR
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People AkzoNobel Cares - for Employees Driving Diversity & Inclusion with #BreakTheBias
Driving employee engagement
Health & Safety initiatives
The COVENGER Initiatives
OHI (Organization Health Index) in top decile
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Financial Performance
FY 2021-22 Performance Strong progress on Grow & Deliver ambition with highest-ever Revenue and Profit from Operations
Highest-ever Revenue from Operations.
Growth driven by new launches, market share gains and infrastructure-led economic growth.
RM inflation stressing GM%.
Paints margins held; Coatings slower to benefit due to long- term nature of projects.
Highest ever EBIT from operations.
Double-digit profitability for 3rd consecutive year.
PAT 40% up; highest growth in industry.
32% growth excluding impact of ₹162 mn on account of reversal of tax provision pertaining to earlier years.
Values in ₹ mn
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Q4 2021-22 Performance Solid finish to the year despite Omicron and higher input costs
Growth across Paints & Coatings. Market share gains in select categories and geographies. Growth led by Tier-1/ urban markets. 5th quarter of double-digit growth.
Values in ₹ mn
GM% under stress as Raw Material inflation ahead of Price increase. However, inflation covered in absolute terms.
5% growth in EBIT. Double-digit profitability for 13 quarters (excluding Covid quarter).
PAT ~flat. Includes impact of ₹20 mn provision reversal in relation to erstwhile divested business.
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Limiting margin dilution with calibrated price increases
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Leading the industry in pricing actions; ~21% increase taken till March-exit
Raw material inflation likely to persist due to ongoing geopolitical tensions
ANI continuing to review impact closely; to evaluate further price increases, if required
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OWC and Cash Flow Higher working capital requirement managed; ₹75/share Dividend to commemorate 75th anniversary of Independence
Interim dividend paid to balance reduced payout of 2019-20
To commemorate 75th year of Independence
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Conclusion
Concluding Remarks
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Initial investor engagements in 2018-19 had highlighted concerns about ANI performance; We had promised a performance of Growth and double-digit Profitability
• Through the years, we invested in Brand, Distribution and Technology to bring a plethora of groundbreaking innovations and disruptive solutions
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In the journey of 3,000 Cr topline and double-digit profitability, we became the second-fastest growing company in 2021- 22 and the only player to improve margins*
* Only top 4 players considered
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Thank you