HDFC securities Institutional Research is also available on Bloomberg ERH HDF <GO>& Thomson Reuters RESULTS REVIEW 3QFY20 09 FEB 2020 Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail BUY Most well-rounded show in retail ABFRL's revenue grew 12.3% YoY to Rs. 25.6bn (3.5% above estimated Rs. 24.76bn) as both anchors - Madura and Pantaloons performed well and beat expectations. Adj. EBITDA margins (Pre-IND-AS) stood at 8.4% (vs est: 7.1%). The beat was a function of 1. GM trickle down effect, 2. Improved profitability in Pantaloons and 2. Reducing losses in the fast fashion biz. The company reported losses for the quarter (Rs. Rs. 334mn) primarily due to a higher tax outgo (courtesy a one-time deferred tax charge of Rs. Rs. 1.43bn) HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE QUARTER Madura puts up a strong show -Lifestyle brands put up a strong shoe, pivots muscle from Wholesale to retail: Lifestyle brands grew by ~14% YoY to Rs 12.95 bn (vs. est. Rs. 12.5bn) driven by Retail SSSG of 15%. The strong show was underpinned by a strong traction in women wear (35% YoY) and Kids wear (21% YoY) and robust online channel growth (+45% YoY). Retail channel (EBOs) grew 30% YoY to Rs. 6.42bn. However, EBITDA margin contracted by 95 bps to 10.7% (vs. est 11.5%) primarily led by 1) higher rent bills courtesy the strategic shift from wholesale to retail (EBO) channel as the former continues to face liquidity issues and 2) Higher franchisee commissions as EBO expansion was franchisee-heavy. The format added 167 net store adds in 3Q (store count: 2,126). -Fast Fashion losses recede, innerwear scaling up nicely: Fast fashion continues to lose relevance in the portfolio as the company has stepped off the growth pedal. People brand’s migration into Pantaloons is expected to complete by exit- FY20. While revenue de-grew 13% YoY; losses in the quarter (- Rs. 40mn) were a third of that in the base. Other Biz grew strongly at ~40% YoY backed by continued aggression in innerwear. Van Heusen has now penetrated to 20,000 MBOs/distributors (vs Page's 60,000+). Despite the scale up, EBITDA losses remained contained at Rs. 210mn. (vs est. 180mn; vs. 190mn in 3QFY19). Pantaloons shaping up well: Pantaloons grew 12.7% to Rs. 10.83bn (vs est: 10.52bn). SSSG print at 4.9% remained moderately healthy. EBITDA margins surprised positively and improved 90bp to 10.1% (vs est: 9%) despite stable private label mix and moderate SSSG growth. This was primarily due to 1. better assortment planning leading to lower inventory marked downs, ergo higher GMs, 2. Higher full-price sales, 3. Favorable operating leverage. The format added 41 stores YoY taking the store count to 343. STANCE Strong focus on retail and a shift to the 12 season model is likely to help improve assortment freshness – footfall enabler; ergo sustain growth momentum across anchor formats. We continue to prefer strong Brands and value fashion plays and ABFRL is well placed to milk both categories. We revise our DCF-based TP to Rs. 290/sh (earlier Rs. 250). Revision is a function of 1. Revision in our EBITDA estimates (1.5-2%) for FY21/22 respectively and 2. DCF-roll- over to FY22. Financial Summary (Rs mn) 3QFY20 3QFY19 YoY (%) 2QFY20 QoQ (%) FY18 FY19 FY20E FY21E FY22E Net Revenue 25,625 22,816 12.3 23,078 11.0 71,721 81,177 89,616 103,435 118,942 Adj EBITDA 2,158 1,729 24.8 1,573 37.2 4,683 5,541 6,734 8,393 10,454 APAT (207) 703 NM 212 NM 1,178 3,212 2,405 3,696 3,933 EPS (Rs) (0.43) 0.91 NM (0.03) NM 1.5 4.2 3.1 4.8 5.1 P/E (x) 166.7 61.1 81.6 53.1 49.9 EV/EBITDA (x) 45.7 38.5 31.5 25.0 19.8 Core RoCE(%) 6.1 8.7 10.4 13.1 12.6 Source: Company, HDFC sec Inst Research INDUSTRY RETAIL CMP (as on 07 Feb 2020) Rs 261 Target Price Rs 290 Nifty 12,098 Sensex 41,142 KEY STOCK DATA Bloomberg ABFRL IN No. of Shares (mn) 774 MCap (Rs bn)/(US$ mn) 202/2,826 6m avg traded value (Rs mn) 110 STOCK PERFORMANCE (%) 52 Week high / low Rs 264 / 180 3M 6M 12M Absolute (%) 28.9 29.1 23.7 Relative (%) 27.7 17.0 12.4 SHAREHOLDING PATTERN (%) Dec-19 Sep-19 Promoters 59.09 59.09 FIs & Local MFs 21.1 20.79 FPIs 9.36 9.7 Public & Others 10.45 10.42 Pledged shares 0 0 Source : BSE Jay Gandhi [email protected]+91-22-6171-7320 Rutvi Chokshi [email protected]+91-22-3021-2080
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HDFC securities Institutional Research is also available on Bloomberg ERH HDF <GO>& Thomson Reuters
RESULTS REVIEW 3QFY20 09 FEB 2020
Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail BUY
Most well-rounded show in retail ABFRL's revenue grew 12.3% YoY to Rs. 25.6bn (3.5% above estimated Rs. 24.76bn) as both anchors - Madura and Pantaloons performed well and beat expectations. Adj. EBITDA margins (Pre-IND-AS) stood at 8.4% (vs est: 7.1%). The beat was a function of 1. GM trickle down effect, 2. Improved profitability in Pantaloons and 2. Reducing losses in the fast fashion biz. The company reported losses for the quarter (Rs. Rs. 334mn) primarily due to a higher tax outgo (courtesy a one-time deferred tax charge of Rs. Rs. 1.43bn) HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE QUARTER Madura puts up a strong show -Lifestyle brands put up a strong shoe, pivots muscle from Wholesale to retail: Lifestyle brands grew by ~14% YoY to Rs 12.95 bn (vs. est. Rs. 12.5bn) driven by Retail SSSG of 15%. The strong show was underpinned by a strong traction in women wear (35% YoY) and Kids wear (21% YoY) and robust online channel growth (+45% YoY). Retail channel (EBOs) grew 30% YoY to Rs. 6.42bn. However, EBITDA margin contracted by 95 bps to 10.7% (vs. est 11.5%) primarily led by 1) higher rent bills courtesy the strategic shift from wholesale to retail (EBO) channel as the former continues to face liquidity issues and 2) Higher franchisee commissions as EBO expansion was franchisee-heavy. The format added 167 net store adds in 3Q (store count: 2,126). -Fast Fashion losses recede, innerwear scaling up nicely: Fast fashion continues to lose relevance in the portfolio as the company has stepped off the growth pedal. People brand’s
migration into Pantaloons is expected to complete by exit-FY20. While revenue de-grew 13% YoY; losses in the quarter (-Rs. 40mn) were a third of that in the base. Other Biz grew strongly at ~40% YoY backed by continued aggression in innerwear. Van Heusen has now penetrated to 20,000 MBOs/distributors (vs Page's 60,000+). Despite the scale up, EBITDA losses remained contained at Rs. 210mn. (vs est. 180mn; vs. 190mn in 3QFY19). Pantaloons shaping up well: Pantaloons grew 12.7% to Rs. 10.83bn (vs est: 10.52bn). SSSG print at 4.9% remained moderately healthy. EBITDA margins surprised positively and improved 90bp to 10.1% (vs est: 9%) despite stable private label mix and moderate SSSG growth. This was primarily due to 1. better assortment planning leading to lower inventory marked downs, ergo higher GMs, 2. Higher full-price sales, 3. Favorable operating leverage. The format added 41 stores YoY taking the store count to 343. STANCE Strong focus on retail and a shift to the 12 season model is likely to help improve assortment freshness – footfall enabler; ergo sustain growth momentum across anchor formats. We continue to prefer strong Brands and value fashion plays and ABFRL is well placed to milk both categories. We revise our DCF-based TP to Rs. 290/sh (earlier Rs. 250). Revision is a function of 1. Revision in our EBITDA estimates (1.5-2%) for FY21/22 respectively and 2. DCF-roll-over to FY22.
Despite the weak consumer sentiments courtesy economic slowdown, ABFRL has reported healthy numbers and growth. 3Q has been one of the best quarters in terms of an all-round performance. Consolidated revenue grew by 12% YoY and EBITDA margins grew by around 70 bps. It moved to a lower tax regime because of which it had to remeasure its deferred tax assets which had a one-time impact of Rs 1.06 bn in 3Q.
ABFRL opened 150 stores in 3Q which is the highest additions made in any quarter.
Capex guidance for FY20 is at Rs 3.5-4b. Net debt at Rs 22.4 bn higher in order to fund ESOP trust share purchases. Targeted debt/EBITDA below 3.5x.
ABFRL has put a 12-season inventory model into action which will help in bringing freshness to the assortment mix and keep the market trend in check. ‘Spring summer 20’ will mark the first full season of the model and benefits to be realized over next 12-18 months.
Lifestyle Brands
Revenues grew by 14% YoY to Rs 12.9 bn positively impacted by the 30%/45% YoY growth in retail/ e-commerce channel of the biz. EBITDA at Rs 1.38 bn. LTL growth at 15% in 3Q.
91 stores added in 3Q.
MBOs are reeling under liquidity issues and ABFRL is trying to support its partner channels.
There has been a significant shift of focus to increasing retail channel reliance and aggressive expansion of stores because of which rent expenses
have shot up. Franchise commissions form a part of rent which have gone up with the increase in sales.
Franchise operations contribute to 75-80% to small format stores whereas 75-80% of Pantaloons stores are funded through own capital.
Lifestyle brand division is working to on building fulfilment capabilities to service e-commerce orders via its EBOs which can become a strong competitive advantage for it with time.
Pantaloons
Revenues grew by 13% YoY to Rs 10.8bn. EBITDA margins at 10.1%. LTL growth at 4.9%. Growth is a result of both good LTL growth and new stores.
12 stores added in 3Q. Management continues to stick to its 55-60 store openings plan for FY20. The company has opened more stores in Tier2/3 cities and plans to focus more on expansion in Tier2/3 cities.
ABFRL is consolidating People into Pantaloons and it is expected to be completed by the end of the year,
Pantaloons is able to introduce fresh inventory every fortnight in its stores courtesy the 12- season inventory model.
Private labels contribute to 61% of revenues for 3Q. Target is to reach to a 70-75% revenue share.
Many new brands and products are being introduced in its private label; ABFRL has launched a kid’s wear brand named “Candy”, added sarees to its Rangmach label and added a home and decor section to its Pantaloons stores.
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Fast fashion
Revenues de-grew by 12% YoY to Rs 0.89 bn. EBITDA at Rs -0.04bn in 3Q. Focus is increased to improve operational efficiencies and local sourcing would be given importance to help turn around the biz.
Other Businesses
Revenues grew 39% YoY to Rs 1.48 bn. EBITDA at Rs -0.21 bn in 3Q.
Innerwear at 20,000 outlets in 3Q. Innerwear growth remained to be strong but it forms a small part of the overall business.
Ethnic wear
Revenues at Rs 0.3 bn and EBITDA at Rs -0.1 bn in 3Q.
Jaypore will transition from a purely online to online and offline channel with 8-10 stores by FY21 end.
Shantanu & Nikhil will open its first store in 4QFY20 and open 5-6 stores by FY21 end.
Story in Charts Revenue and growth (Rs. mn, YoY %) Lifestyle Brands' SSSG at 15%, Pantaloons’ SSSG at
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Net Revenues grew by 12.3% YoY High SSSG of ~15%/5% Lifestyle Brands/ Pantaloons Gross margin grew at 208 bps YoY to 52% whereas Adj EBITDA margins grew at 84 bps YoY to 8.4%. Cost of retailing remains to be constant over the years.
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Madura’s revenue and growth (Rs. mn, YoY %) Madura’s EBITDA margins at 7.3% in 3Q
Source: Company, HDFC sec Inst Research Source: Company, HDFC sec Inst Research Pantaloons’ revenue and growth (Rs. mn, YoY %)
Pantaloons’ EBITDA margin high at 10% in 3Q
Source: Company, HDFC sec Inst Research Source: Company, HDFC sec Inst Research
Madura exceeded our expectations showing a revenue growth of 15.3% YoY. Under Madura; Lifestyle Brands (51% of total revenue) grew by ~14% YoY, Fast fashion (3% of total revenue) de-grew 13% YoY and Other Businesses (6% of total revenue) grew ~40% YoY. Pantaloons (~42% of total revenue) grew at ~12.7% YoY which too is very impressive.
Source: Company, HDFC sec Inst Research Source: Company, HDFC sec Inst Research Lifestyle brands’ retail space at ~2.7 mn. sq. ft. Pantaloons’ retail space at ~4.4 mn. sq. ft.
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Lifestyle brands’ revenue per sq. ft. at Rs. 19,565 Lifestyle brands’ EBITDA per sq. ft. at Rs. 14,614
Source: Company, HDFC sec Inst Research Source: Company, HDFC sec Inst Research Pantaloons’ revenue per sq. ft. at Rs. 10,373 Pantaloons’ EBITDA per sq. ft. at Rs. 1,044
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ABFRL is trying to bring in a strategic shift to move to a retail model. Retail channel is contributing more and more over the years to the revenue mix of Lifestyle brands. Wholesale channel is ailing under liquidity issues. Lifestyle brands’ revenues are highly loyalty driven. Private labels continue to contribute to Pantaloons’ revenue on a consistent basis Kids and Men category are seen to be growing relevance in the category mix of Pantaloons.
Rating Definitions BUY : Where the stock is expected to deliver more than 10% returns over the next 12 month period NEUTRAL : Where the stock is expected to deliver (-)10% to 10% returns over the next 12 month period SELL : Where the stock is expected to deliver less than (-)10% returns over the next 12 month period
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