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Revenue
₹228 Cr
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Revenue YoY
24.7%
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EBITDA
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KFin Technologies delivered a strong Q4 FY24 with revenue growth of 24.7% YoY, EBITDA margin expansion of 238 bps to 45.8%, and PAT growth of 25.7% YoY to ₹246 crore. The domestic mutual fund business grew 3% YoY, while international and alternatives surged ~50% YoY, driven by new client wins and AUM growth. Management highlighted a $25 million+ pipeline in international markets and expects continued momentum from alternatives (AUM up 60% YoY) and pensions (28% YoY growth). Guidance includes maintaining EBITDA margins in the 40-45% range and expense growth of ~10%. A maiden dividend of ₹5.75 per share was declared. Key risk: yield compression in domestic mutual funds due to telescopic pricing and asset mix shift could pressure revenue growth.
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Guidance to track
- Management reiterated commitment to maintain EBITDA margins in the 40-45% range for the coming year.
- Expenses are expected to grow in the range of about 10%, excluding one-time investments in new geographies.
- The total pipeline for international business is over $25 million on a recurring annualized basis.
- The new wealth platform is expected to launch late Q1 to early Q2 of FY25.
Risks flagged
- Yields declined due to telescopic pricing, renegotiations, and asset mix shift towards passives, which could pressure revenue growth.
- Top five clients contribute ~60% of international revenue, posing concentration risk if any client is lost.
- Large deals in Philippines and Malaysia may not fructify as expected, and revenue recognition can be delayed.
- Expansion into new geographies like Thailand and Singapore may incur one-time costs that could temporarily impact margins.
Key quotes
- We have logged a revenue growth of about 25%, an EBITDA growth of about 25% as well, and a PAT growth of nearly 33% this quarter.
- The scope for the margin expansion for international is far higher than that of India.
- We are creating CEOs of the future, for every line of business. We believe that each of these businesses themselves, can be, $100 million businesses, in times to come.
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