Anil Singhvi from CNBC Just twitted #khadim #IPO is expensive Just interviewed management Not impressed much AVOID for listing gains #Bata is a better option
Most of the OFSs are on expensive side wherein the offloading PEs want to make huge money at the cost of retail investors and Khadim is also one of them.Even Govt wants to fleece the retail investors.Mahindra has never been an investor friendly company.Its past IPOs M & M Finance, Mahindra Holiday has hardly done any things for the last 10 years.
I hate TV 18 for employing Anil Singhvi and making him inculcate unsuspecting investors for 2 takiye ki naukri...I mean they are just not allowing India''s very own Warren Buffet to rise...should he invest instead of reading out pages full of advice during his precious day time, he would leave even the likes of Buffet and Franklin(s) in awe, with their eyes twinkling.....What a waste of talent guys...what a waste of time!
@ Nicks Jain if Anil Sanghvi Sir says avoid..it''s an avoid....we must believe the true champ of an analyst instead of some local cobbler who we ants us to buy because he makes living by mending Khadim footware by the streetside...
Yes... only 50 crore will be use for company.. and other capital goes to promoter pocket... Khadim''s chairman has 21 lacs plus shares and he comes with ipo to sell his 7.21 lacs for offer for sell and other 56 lacs for reliance etc...
As is the general trend ,this one is also very tightly priced. But a small premium is possible on listing, keeping in mind future growth (as it is a consumer goods company ). Anyhow there may not be a negative listing. Premium may not be more than 20-30 rupees a piece.Risk taking is part of investing/ speculation. One can take a plunge based on risk appetite.
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November 2, 2017 11:59:43 AM
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Introduction : Khadim India Limited (KIL), incorporated in 1981, is Kolkata based second largest footwear retailer in India. KIL operates through 2 business verticals, retail and distribution. It operates retail stores under the ''Khadim’s'' brand with major presence in East India. The retail business operates through its exclusive retail stores catering to middle and upper middle income consumers in large cities. As of FY17, it has over 829 ''Khadim’s'' branded exclusive retail stores. Out of this, 162 are company owned and operated stores (COO) and remaining 667 are franchisee operated stores categorized as exclusive branded outlets (EBO), branded outlets (BO) and franchisee run and managed outlets (FRM). Its retail business constitutes over 70% of its net revenue in 1QFY18 and 73.5% in FY17. In retail business, it presently promotes 9 home-grown sub-brands of ‘Khadim’s’ which are, ‘Pro’, ‘Lazard’, ‘Softouch’, ‘Cleo’, ‘British Walker’, ‘Turk’, ‘Sharon’, ‘Bonito’ and ‘Adrianna’, with varied product offerings and merchandise category. It procured 85% of its products from outsourced vendors with respect to the retail business in FY17. The distribution business operates through a wide network of distributors catering to lower and middle income consumers. It has a network of 357 distributors as of FY17. A large portion of products sold through distributors are manufactured by the KIL at its own manufacturing facilities and through contract manufacturing facilities. It has 2 owned manufacturing facilities and 2 outsourced manufacturing facilities. The products distributed are primarily ethylene-vinylacetate (EVA), Hawai, injected poly-vinyl chloride (Injected PVC), polyurethanes (PU), PVC – direct injection process (PVC DIP) and stuck on products, under the ‘Khadim’s’ brand.
View: KIL is the 2nd largest footwear retailer with strong brand recall in East India, with increasing presence in Southern and Western India. KIL has delivered strong Revenue / EBITDA / PAT growth of 10% / 11% / 36% in FY13-17. We like KIL mainly due to 1) Leadership positioning in East India and 2nd largest positioning in terms of retail outlets, 2) Strong brand recall and focus on expanding reach, 3) Strong ROEs / ROCEs of ~18%+. At upper price band, the issue is priced at PE of 43.8x FY17 post issue (and 42.2.x FY17 pre issue). We believe premium valuation in justified in context of positives mentioned above. It is available at discount as compared to peer valuation (Bata India Ltd at P/E of 59.8x, Relaxo Footwears Ltd at 50.6x and Liberty Shoes Ltd. at 68x). Hence we recommend SUBSCRIBE for long term investment.
SPT sirs verdict on Khadims : A good fit! Consumer brand posting profitable growth with deepening distribution reach, strong balance sheet position and healthy pricing get a thumbs-up, making the IPO subscribe.