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Quarter Results – Q2 FY22-23
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Agenda
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What’s keeping us busy
Performance Summary
Looking ahead – priorities for the year
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Continued efforts on focus areas which we highlighted to drive sustainable growth
Geography Expansion
Customer Customer Connect Connect
Quality Quality Quality Quality Perception Perception Perception Perception
TAT TAT Improvement Improvement
Doctor Doctor Engagement Engagement
Leveraging Leveraging API API
• Pin Expansion: Added 400+ active pincodes; 3900+ active pincodes in Q2 FY23 (1+ sample billed)
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Lab Expansion: Our lab network continues to remain at 26 labs (19 RPLS, 3 ZPLs, 1 CPL, 3 PCR labs)
• Extending our lifestyle range by 25+ packages – Smoking Impact, Alcohol, Hairfall, Skin Care, etc., • Extending our lifestyle range by 25+ packages – Smoking Impact, Alcohol, Hairfall, Skin Care, etc.,
• Regional celebrity promotions for festive push – Ganesh Chaturthi, Durga Pooja & Navratri • Regional celebrity promotions for festive push – Ganesh Chaturthi, Durga Pooja & Navratri
• Accreditation: NABL certificates received for 4 labs – Hyderabad, Gurgaon, Kolkata & Pune • Accreditation: NABL certificates received for 4 labs – Hyderabad, Gurgaon, Kolkata & Pune
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10 labs NABL accredited, on track to process 90% sample in NABL accredited labs by FY23 10 high volume labs NABL accredited, on track to process 90% sample in NABL accredited labs by FY23
• Moving to same day reports; 90% samples are reported within 24 hours • Moving to same day reports; 90% samples are reported within 24 hours
• Our average report release time is already at 15 hours across India • Our average report release time is already at 15 hours across India
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Field reach out : 38 member field team to actively engage with doctors Field reach out : 38 member field team to actively engage with doctors
• Education videos : Dr. Mangesh Tiwaskar’s video on Importance of Preventive Care had 2.7L views • Education videos : Dr. Mangesh Tiwaskar’s video on Importance of Preventive Care had 2.7L views
• Platform : Continuing to drive cross-sell of diagnostics, currently at 4.3% of monthly transacting users • Platform : Continuing to drive cross-sell of diagnostics, currently at 4.3% of monthly transacting users
• Retailio + Marg chemist activation: 2500+ retailers on-boarded • Retailio + Marg chemist activation: 2500+ retailers on-boarded
• Hospitals : 110+ Active Hospitals for out-sourcing tests • Hospitals : 110+ Active Hospitals for out-sourcing tests
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Geography Expansion – Pin Expansion & Lab Network
19000
5000
3900
3500
Total Pincodes in India
Active pincodes goal by Mar-23 exit
Pincodes active in Q2 FY23
Pincodes active in Q1 FY23
Active pincode – Samples billed in the quarter
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Customer Connect – Lifestyle Packages & Celebrity Promotions
Alcohol Impact
Hairfall Screening
Fitness Essential
Sedentary Lifestyle
Diet Impact
Smoking Impact
Skin Care Checkup
Weight Management
Stress Impact
Food Impact
Tejashri Pradhan
Ganesh Chaturthi - Maharashtra
Manali Manisha Dey
Durga Pooja – West Bengal & Orissa
Falguni Pathak
Navratri – Gujarat & Maharashtra
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Agenda
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What’s keeping us busy
Performance Summary
Looking ahead – priorities for the year
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Quarter Health-check
YoY Non-Covid Revenue
QoQ Non-Covid Revenue
+18%
+5%
QoQ Pathology Normalized EBITDA
+10%
YoY Non-Covid samples
QoQ Normalized EBITDA %
YoY Radiology Revenue
+39%
(6 Mn samples in this Q)
+100 bps
(30% in Q2 FY23)
YoY Covid Revenue
YoY Total Revenue*
-97%
-23%
+30%
YoY Non-Covid Normalized EBITDA %
-400 bps
*Consolidated Revenue
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We have consistently delivered QoQ non-covid revenue growth for 3 quarters
Significant growth in Non COVID over last year
Strong recovery of Non COVID business
Pathology Revenue (INR Cr)
QoQ Non COVID Growth
168.7
71.1
99.7
125.2 2.1
117.4
110.7 15.3
91.2
123.3 16.1
100.5
119.2 2.7
112.2
+5%
125.2 2.1
117.4
Q2 FY22
Q2 FY23
Q3 FY22
Q4 FY22
Q1 FY23
Q2 FY23
YoY Growth
COVID
Non COVID
-97%
+18%
Note: All numbers refer to Pathology revenue
COVID
Non COVID
Material + Others
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Normalized EBITDA continues to grow QoQ in line with the revenue growth
YoY revenue growth resulting in Normalized EBITDA growth
Pathology Normalized EBITDA (INR Cr)
Strong growth in QoQ Normalized EBITDA led by revenue growth and tight control over costs
QoQ Non COVID Growth
91.08
58.1
33.0
37.5 0.4
37.1
41.0
8.0
33.0
36.8 6.8
30.0
34.1 0.2
33.9
+10%
37.5 0.4
37.1
Q2 FY22
Q2 FY23
Q3 FY22
Q4 FY22
Q1 FY23
Q2 FY23
N. EBITDA % 54%
30%
N. EBITDA % 37% 30% 29%
30%
COVID
YoY Growth -99%
Non COVID
+12%
Note: All numbers refer to Pathology Normalized EBITDA
COVID
Non COVID
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We have re-oriented our Non-COVID business verticals to explain our strategy
Franchise
• Network of 950+ branded and 5000+ third party partners – collections centres, local labs,
nursing homes and small hospitals
• API, e-pharmacies, online consults, surgeries, at home healthcare & wellness providers
Partnerships
• Direct Selling Agents (DSA) promoting Thyrocare services via online & offline channels
• Corporate tie-ups for providing diagnostics services to their clients and employees
D2C
• Direct to Consumer base acquired through Thyrocare website, app and social media;
loyalty base of 1 Mn users
B2G
• Revenue generated through tenders from government
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Our core business verticals continue to grow – Franchise business and Partnerships main drivers of growth
Non COVID Diagnostics Services Revenue (Rs Cr)
68
34
72
34
65
24
6
60
22
6
62
28
7
7
7
6
6
Non COVID Diagnostics Services Workload (Lakhs) 39
33
28
33
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37
16
15
Q2 FY22
Q3 FY22
Q4 FY22
Q1 FY23
Q2 FY23
Q2 FY22
Q3 FY22
Q4 FY22
Q1 FY23
Q2 FY23
100 Cr
91 Cr
101 Cr
112 Cr
117 Cr
41 L
36 L
48 L
56 L
58 L
Franchise
Partnerships
D2C
B2G
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Income Statement – Pathology
Quarter
Q Variance (%)
INR crore Revenue from operations Cost of materials consumed/ sold Gross margin Employee benefit expenses Other expenses Normalized EBITDA ESOP Cost Provision for Receivables Reported EBITDA Depreciation and amortisation Finance cost Other income PBT and exceptional items Tax expense Profit after tax
Q2 FY22 Q1 FY23 Q2 FY23 125.23 (39.46) 85.77 (21.50) (26.74) 37.53 (6.65) (1.20) 29.68 (8.07) (0.51) 1.16 22.26 (7.85) 14.41
119.24 (38.26) 80.98 (20.57) (26.33) 34.08 - - 34.08 (7.58) (0.55) 0.89 26.84 (6.51) 20.33
168.74 (42.41) 126.33 (14.68) (20.57) 91.08 - (3.91) 87.17 (6.71) (0.61) 1.95 81.80 (21.29) 60.51
Seq. 5% 3% 6%
YOY -26% -7% -32%
10%
-59%
-17%
-73%
-29%
-76%
Gross margin % Normalized EBITDA% PAT%
75% 54% 36%
68% 29% 17%
68% 30% 12%
*Normalized EBITDA – EBITDA before ESOP cost and Provisions for Receivables
Pathology revenue increased 5% Q-o-Q. While it decreased 26% Y-o-Y, primarily on account of decrease in COVID business
Gross margin % remained steady during the quarter
Employee benefit expenses increased QoQ marginally on of account variable pay across organisation
introduction
of
Other expenses continue to remain at the same level QoQ on account of close control over costs
Normalized EBITDA increased 10% Q-o-Q
Note: ESOP cost is ESOPs granted from parent group API Holdings to Thyrocare employees and recognized as share based payment in the P&L and appropriately recognized in the balance sheet as Equity contribution from the parent. Total value of the ESOPs granted are 45.53 Cr over a 6 year period ((Year 1 – 39.7%, Year 2 – 31.4%, Year 3 – 16.2%, Year 4 – 9.0%, Year 5 – 3.5%, Year 6 - 0.2%)
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Non COVID P&L has improved QoQ, but COVID P&L continues to decline
Non COVID
COVID
Q2’22
Q1’23
Q2’23
Q2’22
Q1’23
Q2’23
Revenue#
97.60
116.52 123.17
71.14
2.69
2.06 Drop in COVID revenue as the pandemic
subsided.
GM
%
63.49
79.16
84.23
62.84
1.79
1.54
65%
68%
68%
88%
67%
75%
COVID revenue through Franchise channel with lower margins decreased while the revenue through B2G channel at higher margins continued thus reflecting in higher GM% Q-o-Q.
Normalized EBITDA*
33.02
33.85
37.09
58.06
0.21
0.44
%
34%
29%
30%
82%
8%
21%
Strong control over COVID overhead costs
*Normalized EBITDA – EBITDA before ESOP cost and Provisions for Receivables
# - Includes Materials + Others
Note: ESOP cost is ESOPs granted from parent group API Holdings to Thyrocare employees and recognized as share based payment in the P&L and appropriately recognized in the balance sheet as Equity contribution from the parent. Total value of the ESOPs granted are 45.53 Cr over a 6 year period ((Year 1 – 39.7%, Year 2 – 31.4%, Year 3 – 16.2%, Year 4 – 9.0%, Year 5 – 3.5%, Year 6 - 0.2%)
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Income Statement – Radiology
Quarter
Q Variance (%)
INR crore Revenue from operations Cost of materials consumed/ sold Gross margin Employee benefit expenses Other expenses Normalized EBITDA ESOP Cost Provision for Receivables Reported EBITDA Depreciation and amortisation Finance cost Other income PBT and exceptional items Tax expense Profit after tax
Q2 FY22 Q1 FY23 Q2 FY23 9.74 (1.67) 8.07 (0.88) (5.55) 1.64 - - 1.64 (1.18) (0.03) 0.97 1.40 (0.35) 1.04
7.47 (1.20) 6.27 (0.43) (4.15) 1.69 - - 1.69 (1.57) (0.05) 13.47 13.54 3.62 17.16
8.55 (1.24) 7.31 (0.81) (4.53) 1.97 - - 1.97 (1.14) (0.02) 0.36 1.17 0.16 1.33
Seq. 14% 35% 10%
YOY 30% 39% 29%
-17%
-3%
19%
-90%
-22%
-94%
Gross margin % Normalized EBITDA% PAT%
84% 23% 230%
86% 23% 16%
83% 17% 11%
*Normalized EBITDA – EBITDA before ESOP cost and Provisions for Receivables
Revenue imaging from services accounted for 7% consolidated revenue
Radiology business improved significantly during the current year, footfall with growing post COVID.
patient
Decrease in GM% due to lower realization per scan from newly added centers at Surat & Baroda
Increase in other expenses is due to increase in CMC of 2 new centers added at Surat & Baroda
Other income of 13.47 Cr in of Q2-FY22 property
from sale
is
Note: ESOP cost is ESOPs granted from parent group API Holdings to Thyrocare employees and recognized as share based payment in the P&L and appropriately recognized in the balance sheet as Equity contribution from the parent. Total value of the ESOPs granted are 45.53 Cr over a 6 year period ((Year 1 – 39.7%, Year 2 – 31.4%, Year 3 – 16.2%, Year 4 – 9.0%, Year 5 – 3.5%, Year 6 - 0.2%)
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Income Statement – Consolidated
Quarter
Q Variance (%)
INR crore Revenue from operations Cost of materials consumed/ sold Gross margin Employee benefit expenses Other expenses Normalized EBITDA ESOP Cost Provision for Receivables Reported EBITDA Depreciation and amortisation Finance cost Other income PBT and exceptional items Share of profit in associate entity Tax expense Profit after tax
Q2 FY22 Q1 FY23 Q2 FY23 134.97 (41.12) 93.85 (22.39) (31.90) 39.56 (6.65) (1.20) 31.71 (9.15) (0.54) 1.62 23.64 0.10 (8.21) 15.53
127.79 (39.50) 88.29 (21.37) (30.72) 36.20 - - 36.20 (8.61) (0.56) 1.00 28.03 0.26 (6.35) 21.94
176.21 (43.61) 132.60 (15.11) (24.38) 93.11 - (3.91) 89.20 (8.16) (0.69) 15.19 95.54 (0.19) (17.68) 77.67
Seq. 6% 4% 6%
YOY -23% -6% -29%
9%
-58%
-16%
-75%
-29%
-80%
Gross margin % Normalized EBITDA% PAT%
75% 53% 44%
86% 28% 17%
70% 29% 13%
*Normalized EBITDA – EBITDA before ESOP cost and Provisions for Receivables
Total revenue increased 6% QoQ. While it decreased 23% YoY, primarily on account of decrease in COVID business
ESOPs program to retain talent introduced at group level, it is a cashless charge and not a cash outflow
Receivables from government for COVID business bodies co- have been provisioned, ordinating with government for payments
Profit after Tax declined 29% QoQ due to non cash expenses of ESOP Cost and Provision for Receivables
Note: ESOP cost is ESOPs granted from parent group API Holdings to Thyrocare employees and recognized as share based payment in the P&L and appropriately recognized in the balance sheet as Equity contribution from the parent. Total value of the ESOPs granted are 45.53 Cr over a 6 year period ((Year 1 – 39.7%, Year 2 – 31.4%, Year 3 – 16.2%, Year 4 – 9.0%, Year 5 – 3.5%, Year 6 - 0.2%)
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Agenda
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What’s keeping us busy
Performance Summary
Looking ahead – priorities for the year
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We aim to be the partner of choice for diagnostics to all healthcare providers
61%
Franchise
-Mom & Pop collection centers
-Local labs
-Nursing homes & hospitals
33%
Partnerships + B2G
-Online diagnostics aggregators
-Healthcare platforms
-Employee Wellness platforms
-Government Business
-23 Labs
-Lab within 200Kms of
every pincode of India
-Network of 900+ phlebos
Thyrocare is well placed to leverage best of both worlds
% Revenue Contribution
+ Direct to Consumer Business at 6%
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We continue to execute against our strategy shared in May – will remain focused on the execution against this 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
Aggressively expanding partnerships to all Healthtech Platforms
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
* Slight modification in Strategy
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