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Jubilant Foodworks: A turnaround sequel on the cards?
2017: The CEO had resigned. The stock had fallen 50%. Investors were worried about growth prospects. Historically, the promoters had relied on professional managers to run the company. At this critical juncture, Jubilant Foods found the man who would pull it out of the rut. A top-tier MBA, an ex-HUL executive with solid business acumen - Pratik Pota. Cut to 2022, and a new man for the job is now - Sameer Khetarpal. And Jubilant Foodworks now faces the same challenges it did years back. Pratik Pota has resigned. The stock is down 50%. The company brought in Sameer Khetarpal, ISB alumni and an ex-HUL guy, as the new MD & CEO. Too many similarities. Yet, the investors of Jubilant Foodworks will hope he would do a repeat of the revival act. When Pratik Pota joined in 2017, Jubilant Food stock, backed by a business turnaround, went up 7x. Will it deliver this time as well? How different was the company then & now? What should investors expect in the next five years? We try to answer some of these questions in this post.
Krishna Appala28 Jun 2022Stocks
The 2020 All-things-Investing Award Winners
In a year where a virus is globally the most searched term, you would expect investments to resemble Earth after Thanos snapped his fingers. Every other one decimated. But that's not what has happened. Thanks to the Fed's willingness "to do whatever it takes for as long as necessary", 2020 has been a great year for investors. We've compiled a highlight reel of 2020 Investment Award Winners. Stocks / Sectors / Investors who deserve a mention in an "unprecedented" year. The 2020 Investment Award Winners.
Anoop Vijaykumar29 Dec 2020Commentary
The Best of Capitalmind in 2020
Imagine telling someone back in March that equities are an essential asset class. Try telling someone now the foundation of a good investment plan is asset allocation which should include debt and gold in addition to equities. 2020 has been that kind of year. Where Markets moved at light speed, and we wrote about a lot of it. Here's a compilation of some of our best investment writing in 2020.
Chetan Chhabria29 Dec 2020Personal-Finance
Bectors Food IPO - Should you invest?
In the recent past, Contract manufacturing as a segment has gained investor attention. We now have a new kid on the block. Mrs. Bectors Foods opens for IPO on Dec 15th. It is into manufacturing of biscuits & bakery products under Mrs. Bector’s Cremica’ and ‘English Oven brands. They are also the largest B2B suppliers for all major QSR players. Should you invest?
Krishna Appala12 Dec 2020IPO
Burger King IPO: Should you invest?
Burger King opens for subscription on 2nd December,2020. In this post we look at the the IPO and the food services business in India. Burger King has been a late entrant in India, it set up its first restaurant in 2014. It has been aggressive in setting up outlets across the country having 249 operational outlets currently. Revenue growth has been impressive at 54% CAGR over the past 3 years, however it hasn't been profitable. It has had to resort to debt and equity dilution to fund its expansion. We take a look to see if the IPO makes sense to invest in.
Chetan Chhabria1 Dec 2020IPO
CAMS IPO: Should you invest?
Computer Age Management Services Limited (CAMS) has filed DRHP with the SEBI for its upcoming IPO. We take a look to see if one should subscribe. Penetration of mutual funds in India is 11% as compared to the world average of 55%. Majority of financial savings are in physical assets. Increase in penetration rates of mutual funds and a shift in savings from physical assets to financial assets provides a huge runway for companies like CAMS. CAMS has 70% market share in a two player market, favourable return ratios and not much need for capital investments. Albeit expensive at the IPO offer price, the growth runway and current duopoly make this an attractive issue to subscribe.
Chetan Chhabria18 Sept 2020IPO