VARROC
Varroc Engineering reported strong financial performance in Q1 FY23, with revenue growth of 36.3% YoY and EBITDA margin improving to 8.2%. The company highlighted new business wins worth Rs.14,673 million and progress in EV-related products. However, challenges remain due to semiconductor shortages and ongoing divestment processes.
Balance-sheet ratios
Scale of reported figures
Key financials
| Revenue | ₹1,635 crore | |
| EBITDA | ₹135 crore | |
| EBITDA Margin | 8.2% |
Segment commentary
2 Wheeler Segment
Despite cyclicity in the industry, growth in 2W is heartening and expected to pick up going ahead.
4 Wheeler Segment
Performance was strong with revenue growth outperforming market growth.
Guidance & outlook
- Expectation of continued growth in 2W segment.
- Focus on EV-related products and new business wins.
Key takeaways
- Strong financial performance with significant YoY growth in revenue and EBITDA margin improvement.
- New business wins, especially in the EV segment, provide a strong foundation for future growth.
- Ongoing challenges related to semiconductor supply and divestment activities could impact near-term performance.
- Focus on electrification and connectivity as key growth drivers.
Risks flagged
- Supply issues related to semiconductors affecting some 2W OEMs.
- High leverage due to liquidity infusion in VLS business.
- Ongoing divestment process impacting balance sheet.
In their words
“Despite cyclicity, growth in 2W is heartening and we expect growth to pick up for 2W going ahead.”— Management





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Varroc Engineering Limited
Regd. & Corp. Office
L-4, MIDC, Industrial Area Tel + 91 240 6653700 email: varroc.info@varroc.com
Waluj, Aurangabad 431 Fax + 91 240 2564540 www.varroc.com
136, Maharashtra, India CIN: L28920MH1988PLC047335
VARROC/SE/INT/2022-23/54 August 12, 2022
To,
The Manager- Listing The Manager – Listing
The Listing Department, The Corporate Relation
National Stock Exchange of India Department,
Limited Bombay Stock Exchange Limited
Exchange Plaza, Plot No. C/1, G Block, Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers,
Bandra-Kurla Complex, Dalal Street, Fort,
Bandra (East), Mumbai-400051. Mumbai-400001.
NSE Symbol: VARROC BSE Security Code: 541578
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Please find enclosed a copy of Investor Presentation on the Unaudited Financial results
(Consolidated & Standalone) for the quarter ended on June 30, 2022.
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For Varroc Engineering Limited
Ajay Sharma
Group General Counsel and Company Secretary
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Varroc Engineering Ltd
Financials Results Q1FY23
July 2022
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Confidential
Content
1. Highlights
2. Industry Performance
3. Financials
4. New Business Win
5. Opportunity in Mega Trends
6. Update on Discontinued Operations
7 Appendix: About Varroc Engineering
Confidential
Highlights Q1 FY23
1. Started mass production of both Traction Motor & Traction Controller for our Anchor Customer
2. In record time(3 months) developed EFI as per the design of the customer and started supply
3. Revenue growth for the Quarter on YoY basis for Continuing Operations (excluding divestment) is 36.3%
which outperforms market growth
4. EBITDA for Continuing Operations sequentially improves by 210 bps to 8.2% in Q1 FY23
5. Lifetime revenues from new orders won of Rs.14,673 million
6. Lifetime revenues from new order wins in 2W EV segment from 3 Customers (Incumbent & New) of Rs. 4,837 million
India Automotive Production Number
6.00
6.00
38.4% 8.4% Q1 FY23 vs Q4 FY22
Q1 FY23 vs Q1 FY22
4.83
4.83 5.00
5.00
4.46
4.00 4.00
3.49
3.00 3.00
32.7%
2.00 2.00 (1.2%)
5.9% 1.06 87.8% 1.06 1.08 (5.7%)
1.00 0.80 1.00 (15.8%)
0.17 0.16 0.26 0.14 0.17 0.20 0.26 0.27
0.00
0.00
2 Wheeler 3 Wheeler Passenger Vehicle Commercial Vehicle
2 Wheeler 3 Wheeler Passenger Vehicle Commercial Vehicle
Q1 FY23 Q1 FY22
Q1 FY23 Q4 FY22
• Low base of last year due to second wave of Covid has • General Cyclicity of the Industry from Q4 to Q1 was visible
resulted into good growth across all segments during the Quarter
• Supply issues related to semi-conductor results in • Despite cyclicity, growth in 2W is heartening and we expect
muted growth for some 2W OEM’s in Q1 FY23. growth to pick up for 2W going ahead
Source: SIAM Confidential
Financials For Continued Operations
Rs. In Million Q1 FY23 Q4 FY22 Q1 FY22
16352 16576
Revenue* 16,352 16,576 12,010
EBITDA 1,347 1009 698 12010
EBITDA Margin 8.2% 6.1% 5.8%
8.2%
Operational PBT before JV 138.3 -158.8 -181.8
6.1%
Forex Exchange (Loss)/Gain -96.8 119.2 1.3 5.8%
Share of Profit/(loss) from JV -45.1 -21.2 -25.5
PBT -3.6 -60.9 -206.0
Q1 FY23 Q4 FY22 Q1 FY22
• Revenue from operations continues its strong momentum and grows by more than 36% on YoY basis
• Improvement in EBITDA Margin on YoY basis is due to Operating Leverage
• Improvement in EBITDA Margin on QoQ basis is due to increase in Gross Margin
• Operational PBT before JV for the quarter is back to positive but reported PBT is impacted by MTM on forex
balance and loss in JV
* Please note that Revenue includes Govt Incentive of Rs.69 million in Q1 FY23; Rs.57 million in Q4 FY22 and Rs. 60 million in Q4 FY22
Revenue Breakdown for Q1 FY23 for Continued Operations
Business Unit
Segment
Aftermarket,
IMES, 4.6% Others, 4.6%
9.8%
MBU,
12.4%
4 Wheeler,
EBU, 17.9%
Lighting, 32.2%
23.9%
2&3
Wheeler,
63.2%
PBU, 31.4%
Geography Customer
Outside
India, 19.7% Bajaj, 36.2%
Other
Customers,
63.8%
India, 80.3%
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MBU=Metallic Business Unit; PBU=Polymer Business Unit; EBU=Electrical & Electronics Business Unit; Lighting = 2W & 4W Lighting7
Varroc Group Business Performance
Rs. In Million Q1 FY23 Q4 FY22 Q1 FY22
India Operations
Revenue* 12,721 12,493 9,540
EBITDA Margin^ 9.9% 9.7% 7.3%
VLS Remaining Operations
Revenue* 3,015 3,283 1,933
EBITDA Margin^ 1.7% -1.2% 5.2%
Others Operations (IMES)
Revenue* 746 904 741
EBITDA Margin^ 6.8% -10.5% -1.0%
Conso. Continued Operation
Revenue* 16,352 16,576 12,010
EBITDA Margin^ 8.2% 6.1% 5.8%
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* Please note that Revenue includes govt incentive
^Please note that EBITDA does not include MTM on forex
Leverage and Cash Flow
Net Debt Rs. In Billion Net Debt as on 30th June'22
30.1 11.8
9.9
5.3
27.0
26.5
26.4
Standalone plus Indian Overseas Continued VLS Discontinued
Subsidiary Operations Operations
Sep'21 Dec'21 Mar'22 Jun'22
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New Lifetime Order Win in Q1 FY23
Annual Peak Revenue win of Rs.2,902 Million Lifetime Revenue win from ICE & EV Players
Lifetime Revenue win of Rs.14,673 Million
9831
Annual EV, 33.0%
Lifetime
4842 ICE, 67.0%
2121
781
FY 23 FY 24 Onwards
Lifetime Revenue win from 2&3W and 4W Players
Lifetime Revenue win from Customers
4 Wheelers,
Bajaj, 31.6% 33.4%
2-3
Non-Bajaj, Wheelers,
68.4% 66.6%
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EV a Big-Opportunity (New Products in Various BU)
R&D efforts are directed towards ongoing trends
Increased Use Stricter Environmental Electrification Autonomous Driving Connectivity Digitalization & IoT Sustainability, Reliability &
of Electronics Regulation Efficiency
WE OFFER WIDE RANGE OF PRODUCTS FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLE WITH LOCALISED MANUFACTURING (2W/3W)
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
PMSM
Telematics OnBoard BMS TFT/fully Digital Throttle Position Sensor DC-DC Motor TractionMotor
Charger Cluster Converter Controller
(Localized manufacturing for OBC & BMS)
Traction Motor Shaft
EV Fan EV Fan Housing PCB Cover Assy Single Speed Gear
Adoption of EV is going to result in increase in content of certain products due to premiumization like clusters, switches and painted parts
Have developed new products worth approx. Rs.37,900/- for 2 wheeler and Rs.46,000/- in 3 wheeler for EV
EV Business won So Far: Highlights and Updates
Industry product price Expected revenue in FY25
expectations based on Total @ Installed for current business based
Component
Investec Research (Rs per Capacity (Rs Crs) # on SOB and industry price
2W) * (Rs Crs)
Traction motor 11,000
W
Controller 5,000
2
DC-DC converter 1,400
866 700
Telematics 3,000
Battery Management 4,500
Other Products (VCU, On-board Charger, Switch and Polymer products etc) 13,000
Total per vehicle (A) 37,900 866 700
# constrained by the lowest capacity product; some of the product at Varroc will have much larger capacity; This is based oncertain volume assumptions for existing business wins
*Research report published by Investec on 27th July 2021 titled "Electric Vehicles –the electrification of auto ancillaries"
Industry product price Expected revenue in FY25
expectations based on Total @ Installed for current business based
Component
Investec Research (Rs per Capacity (Rs Crs) # on SOB and industry price
2W) * (Rs Crs)
Traction motor 15,000
Controller 8,000
W
DC-DC converter 1,500
3 368 306
Telematics 3,000
Battery Management 4,500
Other Products (VCU, On-board Charger, Switch and Polymer products etc) 14,000
Total per vehicle (B) 46,000 368 306
Total per vehicle (B) 46,000 1234 1006
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Commercial Production of Traction Motors & Controller
Rationale and Major Milestone
Rationale Closure of the Divestment
expected by Sept’22
Significant impact on the operating performance of the Varroc Lighting
Systems business due to Covid-related disruptions from early 2020
Shareholders Approval
(DONE)
Semiconductor supply shortages have compounded the situation due to lower
OEM demand, impacting capacity utilisation, margins and cash flows; full
normalisationexpected to take another 12-18 months
Lenders Approval
Varroc has infused significant liquidity in VLS in the last year through QIP and (ONGOING)
additional borrowings in India, resulting in high leverage, and constraining
ability to invest in other growth opportunities
Regulatory Approval (UK, EU,
Proposed divestment will enable Varroc to deleverage its balance sheet Morocco Received, Only
while enabling VLS to get required support as part of a large global auto- Mexico Pending)
component player
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Financials for Discontinued Operations
Rs. In Million Q1 FY23 Q4 FY22 Q1 FY22
Operational Revenue 19,453 19,730 17,466
Operational EBITDA -248 -391 -491
Operational EBITDA % -1.3% -2.0% -2.8%
Depreciation* 0 1802 1500
Operational PBT -401 -2344 -2087
MTM Forex Gain (Loss) -378 -149 -126
PBT -779 -2493 -2214
TAX 24 31 84
PAT -803 -2,524 -2,129
Confidential
*Please note that as per AS 105 we cannot depreciate the asset since the business is held for sale
About Us
Varroc is a Leading Indian Auto Technology Group with a Global Footprint
Four primary business lines:
• Founded in 1988 in Aurangabad, India by the Jain family
• Successful listing on the Indian Stock Exchanges in July 2018
• Strong, long-lasting, growing customer relationships with marquee
Global OEM’s
• Well-diversified auto component business across products,
segments,
and customers
• Low cost, strategically located global manufacturing footprint ELECTRICAL - LIGHTING
ELECTRONICS
• 35 Operating Manufacturing facilities and 7 R&D Centers
• In-house R&D capabilities in India, Italy, Romania and China
• ~750 R&D engineers; 76 patents filled for Indian Operations
METALLIC
• Experienced management team supported by reputedBoard POLYMER
(Forging andValves)
PARTNERSHIPS
3
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Our Journey
Varroc’s Transformation into a GlobalAuto Technology Group
PolymerBusiness Acquired Forging Acquired Visteon’s global PV Signed an MoU with CanderaGmbH
company, IMES, Italy lighting business (nowVLS) Varroc EngineeringLimited to integrate HMI (Human Machine
1990 listed on the Indian Stock Interface)
2007 2012 Acquired 90% stake in auto accessories exchanges (BSE &NSE). technology in TFT InstrumentClusters
manufacturer Team Concepts (India) for Automotiveapplications
2018
2021
2017
IPO
START
Acquired Sa-ba Automotive PVLighting
business inTurkey Signed SPA with Plastic
Omnium to divest 4W Lighting
JV with Dell’Orto for Electronic Fuel- Operations in EU & America
Injection Technology for 2W inIndia.
2022
Technical Collaboration with Heraeus,
PE Investments by Omega Germany for 2W catalytic converters
Acquired 74% stake in
Collaboration with TCHoldings and TataCapital in India
CarIQ, a leading
Umicore for 2W and3W
Acquired 50% in VarrocTYC Telematics solution
catalytic converters in Acquired Tri.o.m(Italy), Established JV in Romania with ELBA for
Corporation(China) provider
India For 2W lighting manufacturing of Electronic Components
2014 2019
2005 2011 2017
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Symmetric Representation of Varroc
(Post Divestment)
Promoter Share Holding Public Share Holding
75.0% Varroc Engineering Limited 25.0%
VEL - Standalone Operations
Overseas Joint Ventures Overseas Subsidiaries India Subsidiaries’ & JV
● Varroc TYC (China JV for ● IMES ITALY ● Electrical and Electronics (EBU) (incl. 2W Lighting) ● Varroc Polymers Pvt. Ltd (100%) (PBU)
● Metallic Business Unit (MBU) – Forging & Valves
4W Lighting) (50%) ● ITALY 2W Lighting ● CarIQ Technologies Pvt. Ltd (74%) (EBU)
● After Market Division (AMD)
● ROMANIA 2W Lighting ● Durovalves India Pvt. Ltd (72.78%) (MBU)
● India 4W Lighting Business
VIETNAM 2W Lighting ● Varroc Dell Orto Pvt. Ltd. (50.0%) (EBU)
●
ROMANIA Electronics
●
FY2022 Revenue : ~R6900 mn FY2022 Revenue : ~Rs. 7,600 mn FY2022 Revenue : ~Rs. 33,000 mn FY2022 Revenue : ~Rs. 19,000 mn
India Operations (EBU, PBU,
Asia 4W Lighting Division Global 2W Lighting Electronics Business Others
MBU and AMD)
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Diversified Business for Global Customers
Lighting Business Varroc’s India Business Other
AseanPV & Global /Indian 2W= Lighting Polymer Electrical & Electronics Metallic IMES
• Offers complete solutions in • Supplies precision forged & machined • Manufactures hot
• Global supplier of exterior lighting • Offers polymer solution providers electrical-electronics components, parts for engines and transmissions steel forged parts for
Description to the 2W OEMs with a Pan-India
systems for passenger carOEMs presence assemblies for automotive • Suppliesengines valves in domestic the construction and
applications and international markets oil & gas industries
Battery
Body Upgrades Digital Mgmt.
Matrix switches & to Speedo-Instrument System DC DC Transmission Crankshaft Connecting Rod Undercarriage Drill bit cones &
Select LED Light CDI meter Cluster Offerings Converter Gears Links heads
Guides \Air Filter Assemblies Mirror Assemblies
Product
Xenon LED with AFS
Portfolio
Painted Plastic
Upgrades Electronic Regulator Traction Sun & Planetary Engine Valves Crankpins Undercarriage
Trims Exterior
to Fuel & Motor & Onboard Gears Segments
Seat Assemblies (Interior & Door) Products
Magneto Injection Rectifiers Controller Charger
AseanPV lighting 4 Facilities India (2),
Manufacturing China (2). 2W Lighting India (3) Global
13 Facilities –India# 6 Facilities –India# 4 Facilities –India# 2 Facilities –Italy
Facilities# 2W Lighting 3 Facilities -Italy, Romania,
Vietnam
Revenue Mix*
21.4% 33.1% 19.8% 12.0% 5.1%
FY22
Customer
PV & 2W 2W, 3W, PV & CV 2W, 3W&CV 2W, 3W, PV, CV & OHV Earth-moving & Oil-drilling
Segment
A diversified product portfolio catering to 2W, 3W, PV, CV & OHV Segments
BSVI Products EV Products
Long-lasting, growing customer relationships with marquee auto OEMs globally and in India
Please note: Aftermarket contributes nearly 8.5% of the Overall group revenue from continued operations * Revenue Mix does notinclude the revenue from the JV in China Confidential
Board & Leadership Team
Independent Directors
Arjun Jain
T. R. Srinivasan
President – Electrical
Group Chief Financial Officer
Marc Szulewicz Business Unit and
Ex-General Manager, Whole-time Director • TotalExperience: ~32 years
Foreign equipment division,
• TotalExperience: ~9 years • Previously associated with
Plastic Omnium Hindustan Lever Ltd, and
• Previously associated with
Phillips India
Bain& Co India Pvt. Ltd.
VinishKathuria
Tarang Jain
Co-Founder and President
Rohit Prakash
of Rank Software Inc. Chairman and Sanjay Sharma
President – Business Unit
Managing Director
Chief Supply Chain Officer
Head (Metallic) and
Whole-time Director • TotalExperience:~26years
• Founded Varroc in 1988
• TotalExperience: ~25 years • Previouslyworked with Delphi
Gautam Khandelwal Automotive Systems and
• Over 30 years experience in the • Previously worked with
Executive Chairman, Havells India
automotive industry Sogefi EngineSystems India
Nagpur Power and
Industries Ltd
Sethumadavan D.
Christian Päschel Kavita Kulkarni
President –Polymer
President and CEO – VLS Business ChiefHumanResource Officer
VijayaSampath
Lawyer, ex-Group General • TotalExperience:~20years • TotalExperience: ~24 years • TotalExperience: ~27 years
Counsel • PreviouslyfromHELLAasa • Previously associated with • Previously associated with
for Bharti Airtel Ltd memberoftheExecutiveBoard Stanley Black & Decker, Infosys Ltd, WNS and
and the Head of Sales in the Schneider Electric, General Mphasis
AutomotiveLightingDivision Electric
Trends Varroc
@
For us, innovation is the ability to see
GREENER
FOCUS ONEV
change as an opportunity, not a threat.
•Traction Motor andController
•DC DCConverter
•OnboardCharger
Global mobility trends we consistently
•Battery ManagementSystem
work towards:
FOCUS ONSUSTAINABLE MATERIALS FOR
Greener
AUTOCOMPONENTS
•Coffee ChaffHeadlamp HousingCase
Safer •Specialised BMC (BulkMolded Compound)
Reflectors
Smarter
FOCUS ONIMPROVED EMISSIONS &
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
Connected
•Catalytic Converters
•SodiumValves
•TitaniumValves
•3i Technology in PolymerParts
•LEDTechnology-Headlamps & TailLamps
•Conversion of Sheet Metalto High
StrengthPlastic
•Net ShapeForging
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Trends Varroc
@
For us, innovation is the ability to see change as an opportunity, not a threat.
SAFER SMARTER &CONNECTED
•ConnectedClusters
•EFIECU
•ADB (Adaptive DrivingBeam) •TBT (Turn By Turn)Indicator
•Matrix Technology inLighting •Duel Injection TailgateCarriers
•Laser BoostedHeadlamps •ISG
•AdvancedConnected
VehiclesPlatform
•CarIQ for carowners
•BikeIQ for bikeowners
•FleetIQ for advancedfleet
management
•Predictiveanalytics
•Usage Based InsurancePlatform
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Electrification and Efficiency Connectivity and Digitization
48V-epowertrain platform for LCD to TFT and Connected
small vehicles
• Android/Car-play OS
• WiFi/BTLE
• Consists of basic units (on board charger, inverter
• Smartphone usage
and DC/DC converter) with PMSM Motor. Total
• Digital Key
power output is 2-8KW) • NFC for safety and unlock
• BLDC motor for actuation (0.2-2KW)
• Battery Management System TFT and Sensor Interface
• Integrated Starter Gen (ISG)
• Heads up display
48V-epowertrain components • Enhanced user experience
integration (System & Compactness)
• Helmet connectivity
48V- Alternate motor technology Power Assist ISG • Camera interface
(rare earth magnet free/less)
• Radar interface
48V Fuel cell and hydrogen-based
technology
FOTA in Telematics
96V-epowertrain platform for small
Prognostic based use cases, Bike
vehicles
sharing, Cyber Security
• Consists of basic units (on board charger, inverter
and DC/DC converter) with PMSM Motor. Total power 5G enabled telematics, Video
output is 10-25KW) sending capability
• BLDC motor (3 to 8KW)
Customer Centric Manufacturing Company
WHAT NEXT
BD & KAM
AGILITY PROXIMITY DIGITALIIZATION
STRUCTURE (INNOVATION)
Cost Leadership in Manufacturing
1
SOURCING
2 VALUE ADDITION &
VALUE ENGINEERING
3 INDUSTRY 4.0
(Smart Factories)
Cross Business Unit Collaboration
4W ORVM Traction
Mirror Motors
ORVM With
Tailgate
Camera
Liner System
Cross BU
Collaboration
Spoiler
Console Lighting
Door Trim Swing Type
Illumination Electric
Footstep
Why Varroc?
Varroc’s Vision Statement
Q - HighReliability
To bring leading-edge technologies to the mainstream markets • Reuse of provendesigns
• APQP methodology, layered process Audits, Sustenance
with high quality and cost competitive solutions by delivering
Audits ensures high quality &reliability
customized solutions with superior services with speed, agilityand
C - CompetitivePricing
creativity and fostering an environment that empowers employees
• No dependence on JV partner, so no burden of Royaltycosts
and encourages the pursuit of excellence.
• Complete in-houseValidation
• Lower sourcing cost due to Bulk purchase for VarrocGroup
D - StrategicLocations
• VarrocPlant presence in close vicinity of customer plants
ensuring timely delivery(JIT)
• Faster & Speedy delivery due tolocalization
Strong DesignCapability
• Achieved higher part standardization as high as 80% Complete
In-house development viz. Hardware, Software &Mechanical
• Use of simulation Tools to reduce Design iterations & timee.g.
P-spice, Ansys, MS-Nastran, NX-Nastran, Flux, Maxwelletc.
Art ofManufacturing
• Hi tech SMD facility for electronics PCB manufacturing with a planned
Capacity increase from 12 Mnto 33 MnPCBassemblies/year
• High precision molding, Anti Fogging & Metallizing equipment's for
lightingprograms
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Thank You
Our Core Values
Sincerity Humility Integrity Passion Self-Discipline
To speak and actfrom To walk witheveryone To do what isright To go thedistance To make it al happen
theheart against al odds