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CMP: Rs 448 Dabur India Q4FY20 earnings were below our projections with a miss in
Revenue, EBITDA and PAT front. The company has reported a lower net
Rating: HOLD profit at Rs 281 crore for the quarter under review as compared to Rs
370 crore for the same quarter in the previous year, impacted on
Target Price: Rs 492 account of lockdown during the second half of March 2020. Net sales
dropped by 12.3% at Rs 1,865 crore for Q4 FY20 as compared to Rs 2,128
Stock Info cr for the Q4FY19, EBITDA declined 23% YoY to Rs 352 crore for the
BSE 500096 Q4FY20 from Rs 457 crore for the Q3FY19 and EBITDA margin
NSE DABUR contracted 260 bps to 18.9%.The company recommended a final
dividend of Rs 1.60 per share for the financial year 2019-20.
Bloomberg DABUR IN
Reuters DABUR.NS Q4FY20 Highlights
Sector Personal care • Healthcare portfolio Fully was witnessing a strong 11.4% viability
Face Value (Rs) 1 February2020 growth driven by topical marketing campaigns, localised
sales activation and sustained investment in the power plant.
Equity Capital (Rs Cr) 177
• Q4FY20 consolidated revenue from operations reported a decline of
Mkt Cap (Rs cr) 75,993 12.3% in the FMCG business or volume decline of 14.6%. These
52w H/L (Rs) 525/ 377 numbers for the first two months of the quarter that is Jan & Feb were
Avg Yearly Vol (in 000’) 2331 trending at 4.5% growth for consolidated revenue and 4.6% for FMCG
India volume growth.
Shareholding Pattern % • International businesses were flat during the last quarter of FY20.
(As on March, 2020) • Turkey business witness growth of almost 50% in Q4 and Egypt
recorded growth of 14.3%
Promoters 67.86
• Namaste business growth of 11.3% and Sub Saharan Africa for growth
Public & Others 32.14 of 17% during Q4FY20.
• MENA business was doing well during the year but impacted due to
COVID and economic slowdown reporting a decline of 7.7% during the
Stock Performance (%) 3m 6m 12m quarter.
Dabur -15.0 -6.3 7.5
Nov-19
Dec-19
Jul-19
Oct-19
Sep-19
Feb-20
Apr-20
May-19
Aug-19
Mar-20
Jan-20
Financial Performance
YE March EBITDA
Dabur Nifty 50 Net Sales EBITDA PAT EPS (Rs) RoE (%) P/E (x)
(RsCr) Margin %
FY19 8,533 1,740 1,446 8.2 20.4% 25.7% 54.7
FY20 8,704 1,792 1,448 8.2 20.6% 21.9% 54.7
Jyoti Singh FY21E 8,837 1,783 1,500 8.5 20.2% 18.9% 52.8
[email protected] FY22E 9,592 2,086 1,739 9.8 21.7% 18.9% 45.5
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Source: Arihant Research, Company Filings, Ace Equity, Bloomberg
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Company Strategy: Dabur India materially impacted in march, on account of lockdown. A lot of downs in
March, also overlap for the pre-season sales of all summer season brand like Juices Glucose Pudin Hara, Hair
oils and ethical portfolio. Company plans to focus on E-commerce and establish platform for direct to
consumer delivery. It also partnering up with Dunzo and Swiggy.
Healthcare portfolio: Health supplements grew by 12.9% in February 2020 led by robust growth of
Chyawanprash and Glucose. Inventory levels are low due to high demand for products like Chyawanprash.
Many products of Healthcare range were earlier not part of essentials but Govt later included into essentials.
Thereby, healthcare range can do well in the coming qtrs. Ethicals portfolio grew by 9.3% in 4QFY20.
HPC (Home and Personal Care): Toothpaste market share grew 40bps, and the gain in market share was
across the brands. Co also witnessed sequential increase in market share in each month in 4QFY20. Hair oil
reported a mixed single digit growth on account of continued slowdown in the category Brahmi Amla and
Sarson Amla Hair Oil posted double digit YTD February growth, market shares of hair oil increased by 60 basis
points. Hygiene products have gained salience. Co has launched a new brand “Sanitize” under which it has
launched Hand Sanitizer and plans to launch multiple hygiene products.
Foods: Food witness a flat YTD February growth is mainly on account of a sharp slowdown overall juice
category and downgrading to cheaper alternative by the consumers. Launched Juice alternatives with
reduced sugar content. Launched Pink Guava, Masala Sugarcane and Coconut Water . Juices market (Rs 16bn)
saw 7.6% decline in FY20, Dabur gained 300bps market share. However, Company has entered Drinks
category (Rs 75bn) which is growing. In Jan and Feb, Company saw strong growth of 10% in Coolerz.
Margin: Volume growth is compensating for reduction in absolute gross margins due to aggressive
promotions. Don’t expect inflationary pressure going forward. Could see minor improvement over the next
year - Overall operating margin saw an improvement, increasing by 157bps.
Outlook: Dabur business remains on a strong footing and Management is confident of achieving strong
growth of pre-Covid time once things normalise. Company expects rural growth to be ahead of urban in the
near future.
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