Devanshu Bansal · Emkay Global
directCash consumption in H1 and need for additional capital
No Devanshu, we started my March cash was roughly INR 2,072 crore in ABFRL standalone which is today INR 1,600 crore. So roughly INR 500 odd crore.
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Devanshu Bansal · Emkay Global
directNo Devanshu, we started my March cash was roughly INR 2,072 crore in ABFRL standalone which is today INR 1,600 crore. So roughly INR 500 odd crore.
Devanshu Bansal · Emkay Global
directFirst half is when most of the inventory buildup happens. Second half cash collection is dramatically higher. At this point of time there's no cause of concern on that account.
Devanshu Bansal · Emkay Global
partialYes, there was a benefit with this being advanced. Unfortunately, the last seven or eight days that we saw a terrific amount of rain there and the disruption in Assam, a lot of that growth got wiped out.
Devanshu Bansal · Emkay Global
partialThe margin impact has also been because of the significantly higher marketing investments versus last year. In terms of percentage, we have doubled our marketing investments.
Devanshu Bansal · Emkay Global
directWe reported revenue last year was INR 254 crore approximately. The comparable of that would have been lower by INR 40 crore. Against that, there is a double-digit growth in TCNS, around INR 240 crore this quarter.
Gaurav Jogani · JM Financial
directCapEx primarily will be in on around 30 stores and that's why around 30 stores. I don't think more than INR 100-220-25 crore will be spent on capex in these two businesses.
Gaurav Jogani · JM Financial
partialWe have very marginal losses in TCNS now. Most of the losses are TASVA and some of the other smaller designer businesses. On an annual level, TCNS losses are significantly coming down. TASVA still has losses and rest of the business is profitable.
Archana Menon · Morgan Stanley
partialWe feel pretty confident given the performance of the second half that we will continue to sustain our growth. On the stores, it's still early days, just been two, three months. We'd wait for another six odd months to kind of come to a conclusion.
Archana Menon · Morgan Stanley
directWe indicated when we met investors in the month of April that this segment margin should be in a range of around 15-17%. We will aspire to go to, you know, we like to maintain that.
Tejash Shah · Avendus Spark Institutional Equities
evasiveIt was not a question of lacking. It was a question of where we have been on the journey with Pantaloons. The insights that we got with the sharp definition of the consumer segment allowed us to identify white spaces in terms of positioning.
Tejash Shah · Avendus Spark Institutional Equities
partialPantaloons margins are closer to 50%, not 25%. We would like it to be north of 50% gross margin. The business is operating in negative working capital. Store profitability needs to be closer to 25%.
Kunal Shah · Jefferies
directThe losses are a little higher than what we would have liked. We have been trying to push higher growth rate. The revenue to advertising spend has been slightly adverse. That is a journey that we'll go through.