BANSWRASNSEQ1 FY247 August 2023

Banswara Syntex Limited

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ent economy, with domestic demand remaining steady. The performance in Q1FY24 was affected by factors, such as muted global demand and rising costs. However, there is a positive outlook as many global
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confidence in the attainment of our established objectives." 4 Q1FY24 Highlights Total Income* Rs. 306 cr EBITDA* Rs. 30 cr PBDT Rs. 24 cr PAT Rs. 10 cr *includes other income Yarn Key Highlights
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attainment of our established objectives." 4 Q1FY24 Highlights Total Income* Rs. 306 cr EBITDA* Rs. 30 cr PBDT Rs. 24 cr PAT Rs. 10 cr *includes other income Yarn Key Highlights  For Q1FY24, yarn
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r established objectives." 4 Q1FY24 Highlights Total Income* Rs. 306 cr EBITDA* Rs. 30 cr PBDT Rs. 24 cr PAT Rs. 10 cr *includes other income Yarn Key Highlights  For Q1FY24, yarn sales declined
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bjectives." 4 Q1FY24 Highlights Total Income* Rs. 306 cr EBITDA* Rs. 30 cr PBDT Rs. 24 cr PAT Rs. 10 cr *includes other income Yarn Key Highlights  For Q1FY24, yarn sales declined by 9% YoY and g
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PAT Rs. 10 cr *includes other income Yarn Key Highlights  For Q1FY24, yarn sales declined by 9% YoY and grew by 6% QoQ to Rs 134cr in Q1FY24 owing to a slowdown in the general market condition
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cludes other income Yarn Key Highlights  For Q1FY24, yarn sales declined by 9% YoY and grew by 6% QoQ to Rs 134cr in Q1FY24 owing to a slowdown in the general market condition  Despite the highl
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er income Yarn Key Highlights  For Q1FY24, yarn sales declined by 9% YoY and grew by 6% QoQ to Rs 134cr in Q1FY24 owing to a slowdown in the general market condition  Despite the highly competitive
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e production and revenue for the upcoming quarter Fabric  For Q1FY24, fabric sales declined by 18% YoY and 27% QoQ to Rs 103cr in Q1FY24  Demand for fabrics in the domestic market and the Middle-E
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and revenue for the upcoming quarter Fabric  For Q1FY24, fabric sales declined by 18% YoY and 27% QoQ to Rs 103cr in Q1FY24  Demand for fabrics in the domestic market and the Middle-East remained
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e for the upcoming quarter Fabric  For Q1FY24, fabric sales declined by 18% YoY and 27% QoQ to Rs 103cr in Q1FY24  Demand for fabrics in the domestic market and the Middle-East remained steady while
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tinue to de-stock their inventories until H1FY24 Garment  For Q1FY24, garment sales declined by 21% YoY and 36% QoQ to Rs 62cr in Q1FY24 on account of subdued demand from domestic and global retail
Guidance — 7 items
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02 Potential Partnerships  To shorten lead times by partnering with garment manufacturers in the leading Asian manufacturing hubs such as Bangladesh Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Vietnam  Leverage our marketing abilities by partnering with established players in the women’s wear segment which will lead to incremental growth  China+1 strategy adopted globally increases demand for Man-Made Fabrics manufactured in India 03 Target Markets
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As we move forward, we anticipate improved demand for fabric in H2FY24, driven by the revival of global apparel demand during festive seasons worldwide.
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TARGET EXPORT MARKETS Acquisition of new customers in the export Markets.
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These efforts are proving to be fruitful, and we anticipate a significant improvement in export demand during H2FY24.
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Considering the prevailing operating environment, we expect FY24's revenue to remain relatively flat when compared to FY23.
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However, expect H2FY24 to be much better  Rs.
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Therefore, we have revised our revenue target to Rs.
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Risks & concerns — 1 flagged
However, this outlook is underpinned by the anticipated much-improved demand scenario in H2FY24.” Garment Business Outlook  Expecting a 5-7% drop in revenues for FY24 due to a slowdown in general market conditions because of retailers’ efforts to actively de-stock their inventories.
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Impact on Revenue and Margins
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Opening remarks
Impact on Revenue and Margins
 The EBITDA margins for the quarter were influenced by persistently low realizations, a factor that was particularly pronounced in contrast to the reported increase in revenue within the Yarn division. Conversely, the Fabric and Garment divisions documented a reduction in their revenue figures.
Employee Cost
628.8 286.3 192.2 193.4 212.7  On a Q-o-Q basis, the employee benefit expenses excluding onetime cost of Rs 4 cr incurred in Q4FY23, have increased by 2% of the production value due to annual increments and seasonality factor
Power Cost
 Special fuel charges were levied by the AVVNL during the quarter amounting to Rs. 1.63 Crores. 14.1%  Lower production base value and product mix has also impacted increase of 2.2% 40.8 31.7 140.2 28.8 111.4 7.4% 32.6 1537.8
Finance Cost
 Finance cost in absolute value has been decreased due to lower utilisation of working capital facilities.
Other Expenditure
 Other expenditure has increased by 1.90% on production value as compared to Q4FY23 mainly on account of lower base of production value QoQ 6 *Production Value 310.9 380.6 About Us Our Specialty is Value Added Textiles Our Journey • Commenced Operations and started Yarn production with 12,500 spindles • Started Fabric Weaving under the Brand name ‘Bantex • Started first unit of 18 MW captive thermal power plant • Started production of Made- up's and Worsted Spinning • Started production of Super-stretch women Fabrics • Addition of additional processes to Vertical Integration • Shift towards Sustainable production through Recycled Fabrics 1976-00 2004-06 2007-08 2011-15 2016-18 2019-23 • Started production of Readymade Garments • Started production of wool & wool mixed fabrics in the brand name of `SaintX` for domestic supply. • Banswara Textile Mills Ltd. (BTM), an associate firm engaged in fabric finishing activity, amalgamated with the company • The Company entered Joint Venture wit
Potential partnerships with synergistic benefits
02 Potential Partnerships  To shorten lead times by partnering with garment manufacturers in the leading Asian manufacturing hubs such as Bangladesh Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Vietnam  Leverage our marketing abilities by partnering with established players in the women’s wear segment which will lead to incremental growth  China+1 strategy adopted globally increases demand for Man-Made Fabrics manufactured in India 03 Target Markets
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