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Avenue Supermarts LimitedOpportunity Cost110 YearsUSD
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IndustryRetailCountryIndia
Reporting Currency
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Market Capitalization
₹ 101,404.00Date of Valuation8/7/2018Financials2018-19 (Q1)Company Beta215 YearsEUR
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The NarrativesIndustry Beta320 YearsJPY
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D-Mart needs no introduction in India, just as Walmart would need no introduction in the U.S. It is a 16-year old massive hypermarket chain which offers one-stop shop for groceries and other household items. It is owned and operated by its parent company Avenue Supermarts Limited. The most interesting thing about D-Mart, surely, is its founder Mr. Radhakrishnan Damani. He was a well-known investor in Indian equities, even before he built this successful retail empire. His business acumen is so well known that even Mr. Rakesh Jhunjhunwala cites Mr. Damani as his guru. Having had its IPO just last year, Mr. Damani is busy spending the IPO money on aggressive expansion. Couple that with a focus on offering customers "good products at great value" and D-Mart is poised to dominate the Indian retail landscape in a big way. In line with the opportunity in this space, D-Mart's MD/CEO, Mr. Neille Noronha has explicitly stated that the company is shifting its corporate strategy to aggressive store expansion. Moving from a historical 10 stores-per-year growth, D-Mart has now reached a 15-20 stores-per-year velocity, according to his own admission. The company is also open to changing its own-and-operate model to lease-and-operate model if it would permit further growth in store count.Risk-free Rate4HighGBP
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The Numbers5AUD
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Sales₹ 15,970.19Previous Sales₹ 12,826.85Operating Income₹ 1,351.48Depreciation₹ 161.27Tax Rate34.96%Number of Shares62.416#NUM!CAD
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Equity₹ 4,642.71Debt₹ 246.00Cost of Debt8.50%Cash₹ 556.46Cash Equivalents₹ 0.00Non-operating Assets₹ 444.467CHF
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Risk-free Rate8.14%Company Beta1.44Industry Beta1.29Industry D/E0.02Indexed Returns13.00%Minority Interests₹ 0.008CNY
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The Capital Conversions9SEK
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Research & DevelopmentDebtOperating LeaseEquity Options10MXN
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R&D Expense₹ 0.00Life of R&D0.00Interest Expense₹ 45.10Lease ExpenseYearLease CommitmentPV (Lease)Number of SOPs1.40NZD
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YearR&D ExpenseR&D AssetR&D AmortizationDebt (Type A)₹ 246.00₹ 47.58Average Exercise Price₹ 299.00SGD
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0₹ 0.00₹ 0.00₹ 0.00Maturity (Type A)4.00Explicit Duration1₹ 57.00₹ 52.54Time to Expiry4.04HKD
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0₹ 0.00₹ 0.00₹ 0.00Debt (Type B)₹ 0.0030.002₹ 39.55₹ 33.60Standard Deviation34.97%NOK
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0₹ 0.00₹ 0.00₹ 0.00Maturity (Type B)0.00Embedded Duration3₹ 39.55₹ 30.97Dividend Yield0.00%KRW
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0₹ 0.00₹ 0.00₹ 0.00Debt (Type C)₹ 0.001.004₹ 39.55₹ 28.54Adjusted Price₹ 1,632.74TRY
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0₹ 0.00₹ 0.00₹ 0.00Maturity (Type C)0.00Value of Lease5₹ 39.55₹ 26.30Adjusted Interest Rate8.14%INR
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0₹ 0.00₹ 0.00₹ 0.00Debt (Type D)₹ 0.00₹ 173.096₹ 0.00₹ 0.00Variance12.23%RUB
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0₹ 0.00₹ 0.00₹ 0.00Maturity (Type D)0.00Adjustments7₹ 0.00₹ 0.00d13.23BRL
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0₹ 0.00₹ 0.00₹ 0.00Debt (Type E)₹ 0.00Depreciation8₹ 0.00₹ 0.00N (d1)1.00ZAR
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0₹ 0.00₹ 0.00₹ 0.00Maturity (Type E)0.00₹ 5.589₹ 0.00₹ 0.00d22.53DKK
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0₹ 0.00₹ 0.00₹ 0.00Maturity of Debt4.00Earnings10₹ 0.00₹ 0.00N (d2)0.99PLN
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Adjustments₹ 0.00₹ 0.00Value of Debt₹ 383.25₹ 42.0010+ Years₹ 14.42₹ 1.15Value of Equity Options₹ 1,984.90BDT
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The AssumptionsTHB
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Value DriversBase YearHigh Growth PeriodTerminal YearLink to the NarrativesMYR
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High Growth Period20 YearsYears 1-5Years 6-10Years 11-15Years 16-20After Year 20Retail chains often have very long growth trajectories
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Sales Growth24.51%35.00%31.50%28.35%25.52%4.07%Shift in the corporate strategy to aggressive expansion
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Operating Margin8.73%7.22%7.94%8.74%8.02%7.30%Motto of delivering 'good products at great value' points to steady margins
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Tax Rate34.96%34.63%34.63%34.63%34.63%27.59%Corporate Tax Rate will approach the Global Average Tax Rate
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Capital Turnover6.013.493.403.323.232.96Changing 'own-and-operate' to 'lease-and-operate' model will slightly dent Capital efficiency
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Reinvestment Rate129.42%157.40% - 146.10%135.60% - 125.74%116.58% - 118.27%119.90% - 78.85%25.00%Massive reinvestments are natural for retail chains
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Return on Capital18.93%16.30% - 17.13%17.88% - 18.52%19.30% - 18.19%17.32% - 17.01%16.98%Return on Capital converges on the Cost of Capital
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Depreciation1.04%1.06%1.06%1.06%1.06%1.06%Depreciation remains fairly stable
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Industry Beta14.23%14.23%14.23%14.23%14.23%14.23%Discounted at the Bottom-up Beta-based CAPM Cost of Capital
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The Diagnostics
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Value DriversAssumptionsDiagnosisSolution
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InputsCompleteAll the inputs are completeNothing
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Sales GrowthValidThis is a reasonable estimate of GrowthNothing
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Operating MarginValidThis is a reasonable estimate of Operating MarginNothing
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Tax RateValidThis is reasonable estimate of Tax RateNothing
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Capital TurnoverValidThis is a reasonable estimate of Capital TurnoverNothing
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Reinvestment RateValidThis is a reasonable estimate of Reinvestment RateNothing
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Return on CapitalUnlikelyA mature firm often does not generate a Return on Capital far exceeding the Risk-free Rate or the kind of Returns it generated when it was a young firmDoes the firm enjoy a superior pricing power? If not, consider decreasing the Operating Margin estimates
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DepreciationValidThis is a reasonable estimate of DepreciationNothing
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The Cash Flows
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YearSalesOperating MarginOperating ProfitTax RateProfit After TaxReinvestmentReinvestment RateInvested CapitalReturn on CapitalDepreciationFree Cash Flow
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1₹ 21,559.767.22%₹ 1,556.6134.63%₹ 1,017.56₹ 1,601.59157.40%₹ 6,244.1916.30%₹ 228.53-₹ 355.50
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2₹ 28,954.757.36%₹ 2,132.3434.63%₹ 1,393.91₹ 2,129.56152.78%₹ 8,373.7516.65%₹ 306.92-₹ 428.72
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3₹ 38,835.567.40%₹ 2,874.0334.63%₹ 1,878.75₹ 2,848.98151.64%₹ 11,222.7416.74%₹ 411.66-₹ 558.58
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4₹ 51,974.937.46%₹ 3,877.6834.63%₹ 2,534.84₹ 3,796.50149.77%₹ 15,019.2416.88%₹ 550.93-₹ 710.73
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5₹ 69,256.597.58%₹ 5,250.3434.63%₹ 3,432.15₹ 5,014.45146.10%₹ 20,033.6817.13%₹ 734.12-₹ 848.18
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6₹ 91,072.427.94%₹ 7,232.9734.63%₹ 4,728.19₹ 6,411.23135.60%₹ 26,444.9217.88%₹ 965.37-₹ 717.67
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7₹ 119,186.478.10%₹ 9,655.1134.63%₹ 6,311.54₹ 8,303.68131.56%₹ 34,748.5918.16%₹ 1,263.38-₹ 728.76
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8₹ 155,791.628.14%₹ 12,682.2934.63%₹ 8,290.42₹ 10,825.18130.57%₹ 45,573.7718.19%₹ 1,651.39-₹ 883.37
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9₹ 203,230.178.21%₹ 16,678.5634.63%₹ 10,902.77₹ 14,058.39128.94%₹ 59,632.1618.28%₹ 2,154.24-₹ 1,001.38
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10₹ 264,046.798.34%₹ 22,019.1334.63%₹ 14,393.90₹ 18,099.03125.74%₹ 77,731.1818.52%₹ 2,798.90-₹ 906.23
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11₹ 338,904.068.74%₹ 29,607.3434.63%₹ 19,354.32₹ 22,563.13116.58%₹ 100,294.3119.30%₹ 3,592.38₹ 383.57
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12₹ 433,061.778.59%₹ 37,211.1834.63%₹ 24,324.95₹ 28,523.19117.26%₹ 128,817.5118.88%₹ 4,590.45₹ 392.21
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13₹ 552,765.468.56%₹ 47,298.3434.63%₹ 30,918.93₹ 36,307.45117.43%₹ 165,124.9518.72%₹ 5,859.31₹ 470.79
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14₹ 704,250.848.50%₹ 59,839.0234.63%₹ 39,116.77₹ 46,043.71117.71%₹ 211,168.6718.52%₹ 7,465.06₹ 538.11
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15₹ 893,923.198.38%₹ 74,885.2934.63%₹ 48,952.51₹ 57,893.83118.27%₹ 269,062.5018.19%₹ 9,475.59₹ 534.27
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16₹ 1,122,007.698.02%₹ 89,963.7034.63%₹ 58,809.27₹ 70,510.94119.90%₹ 339,573.4417.32%₹ 11,893.28₹ 191.61
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17₹ 1,360,167.297.87%₹ 107,106.1033.22%₹ 71,523.31₹ 74,897.28104.72%₹ 414,470.7217.26%₹ 14,417.77₹ 11,043.80
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18₹ 1,634,295.417.84%₹ 128,105.4732.87%₹ 85,997.20₹ 86,582.66100.68%₹ 501,053.3817.16%₹ 17,323.53₹ 16,738.07
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19₹ 1,934,466.447.78%₹ 150,476.9932.28%₹ 101,898.00₹ 95,498.5293.72%₹ 596,551.9017.08%₹ 20,505.34₹ 26,904.82
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20₹ 2,220,632.077.66%₹ 170,079.3231.11%₹ 117,167.64₹ 92,388.0378.85%₹ 688,939.9317.01%₹ 23,538.70₹ 48,318.31
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20 - ∞₹ 2,311,034.007.30%₹ 168,705.4827.59%₹ 122,159.64₹ 30,539.9125.00%₹ 719,479.8416.98%₹ 24,496.96₹ 116,116.69
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The ValueThe Sensitivity of Value
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Value of the Firm₹ 75,168.45Sensitivity12.40%Win-Loss Ratio0.67Standard Deviation68.00%
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(-) Value of Debt and Operating Leases₹ 556.35VariablesCost of Capital (Industry Beta)
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(+) Cash, Cash Equivalents and Non-operating Assets₹ 1,000.92Terminal Growth17.98%16.00%14.23%12.47%10.92%
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(-) Minority Interests₹ 0.002.74%₹ 435.14₹ 675.61₹ 1,039.70₹ 1,664.77₹ 2,611.11
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(-) Value of Equity Options₹ 1,984.903.12%₹ 444.92₹ 694.13₹ 1,073.86₹ 1,731.28₹ 2,737.79
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(-) Probability of Failure1.00%3.57%₹ 456.72₹ 716.68₹ 1,115.88₹ 1,814.27₹ 2,898.71
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Value of Equity₹ 72,912.364.07%₹ 471.11₹ 744.47₹ 1,168.31₹ 1,919.68₹ 3,107.76
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Value of Equity per Share₹ 1,168.314.58%₹ 486.59₹ 774.71₹ 1,226.22₹ 2,038.58₹ 3,350.06
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(-) Expected Margin of Safety5.00%5.14%₹ 505.44₹ 812.05₹ 1,298.99₹ 2,191.76₹ 3,672.89
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Expected Purchase Price of Equity per Share₹ 1,109.895.78%₹ 528.71₹ 858.97₹ 1,392.43₹ 2,394.95₹ 4,120.74
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Market Price of Equity per Share₹ 1,624.84Pessimistic Value₹ 435.14Probable Value₹ 1,168.31Optimistic Value₹ 4,120.74
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