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Sharda Cropchem Business Analysis

- Sarvesh Kondejkar

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Global Crop Protection Chemical Sector

  • In 2020, Market size was valued at 63.7 billion USD

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To Tackle Crop Damage

Herbicides

Weed Damage

Insecticides

Bugs

Fungicides

Diseases

Applications

Grains and Cereals

Pulses and Oil Seeds

Fruits and Vegetables

Commercial Crops

Other Applications

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Indian Story

Rising Retail Participation

    • Rising Demand for agricultural land
    • Less taxes for agricultural income, making it attractive

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Agricultural Growth

    • Rising Exports of crops such as wheat, rice, cotton, soya beans, etc
    • Government Incentivizing agricultural activities to make India self sustainable

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Overall Growth

    • Increasing population leading to rising demand of food products
    • Crop damages becoming a concerning issue

Higher awareness regarding prevention of crop damages.

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Sharda Cropchem

  • Founded in 1987 by MR R.V. Bubna

(Chemical Engineer from IIT Bombay)

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  • Asset Light Model
  • Demand Pull Concept
  • Customer Driven

*Circled – Company Outsources it

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Business Verticals

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Margins and Growth Analysis

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Industry Outlook

Short Term View

  • Ease in supply chain issues
  • According to the director, they are anticipating inflation to top up by the half of FY23, helping in input prices
  • Firm view on maintaining the current levels of operating margins, as they say, “worst is behind us now”.
  • Expecting NAFTA region to gain traction in terms of customer base and operating margins
  • Increase in demand of agricultural commodities and chemicals seen, post pandemic.
  • Non-Agro Chemical Business to gain momentum in the coming quarters
  • A steady rise is seen in the global crop protection chemical market. It is seen that whole sector can grow at a CAGR between 3-7%

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  • But it is also seen that most of the demand will come from Asia-Pacific region, accordingly, it growth rate varies from a wide 4%-18% CAGR.

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  • Saturation of big players already seen in Europe and NAFTA region, time for Asia-Pacific to gain in terms of competitiveness

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Long Term View

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My Valuation Model

CMP – 700

TGT – 909.62

*Disc – Not an Investment Advice

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My Story for the Company

  • Global Crop Protection Chemical sector, is a sustainable sector in the coming uncertain future, as government regulations are getting stricter around it, showcasing demand will stay intact.
  • As more and more experienced the companies become and with better costing facilities, it can disrupt the current saturated organized companies across the globe.
  • India, is a rapidly growing country, with large agricultural exports. Currently, the company does not have a sustainable revenue stream here. Hence it can explore this region with more resources, catering to the rising demand for the same.
  • India, population and quality of living both are rising simultaneously. As a result, government can also push towards tighter regulations helping to cater demand from un-organized players to organized players.
  • I believe, the company at the current level, handled supply-chain, inflation and war situation quite maturely, compared to the competitors. Hence, it in itself creates a mote for the company. But how well the company utilizes the same, is the picture we need to see in the coming quarters.!!!!

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Thank You!