Operating efficiency to drive profitability, but there are some near-term headwinds
According to analysts, Ebidta will increase by only 30 bps in FY20 to 14.3 per cent
May help mitigate downside risk from tax increases
The stock hit high of Rs 675, up 6% rallied 33% in past five weeks, as compared to a 5% rise in the S&P BSE Sensex.
The stock surged 8% to Rs 620, extending its past three days 11% gain on the BSE.
Diageo, which has operations across 180 countries, said it expected currency effects to knock 175 million pounds off net sales
Lower working capital intensity, healthy operating cash flows, and non-core asset sales helped bring down the overall debt by about Rs 8 billion to Rs 32.7 billion in FY18
While the stock has gained, analysts say investors should be cautious, given regulatory headwinds and valuations
Shares of United Spirits on Tuesday settled at Rs 3,750.75 apiece on BSE, down 0.79% from previous close
The tenure of the debentures is three years and the interest offered is 7.5 per cent per annum
Shares of all liquor makers rose on Friday after United Spirits (USL) reported higher than expected growth in profit and margins.The strong showing by the Diageo-owned company indicated the sector was able to weather the storm created by the ban on sale of liquor on highways and the new goods and services tax (GST).USL shares rose 23 per cent at one, the highest in a day over four years, after it reported an 84 per cent increase in net profit, a 57 per cent jump in earnings before interest taxes, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) and a 631 basis points increase in Ebitda margins for the quarter ended September. The stock ended with a 17.6 per cent gain, at Rs 3,029. Shares of Globus Spirits gained 16 per cent, while Pioneer Distilleries and GM Breweries gained 10 per cent each."In spite of the GST and highway ban issues, United Spirits delivered an impressive 14 per cent year-on-year Ebitda growth in the financial year's first half. Further, improving cash flows and a reducing ...
The liquor major had posted a net profit of Rs 82.5 crore in the same period last fiscal
United Spirits, Globus Spirits, GM Breweries, Pincon Spirit and Radico Khaitan were up in the range
The stock moved higher by 5.4% to Rs 2,470, extending its over 16% rally in past four trading days.
Investors cheered a healthy operational performance by United Spirits Ltd (USL) in the March quarter (Q4) and pushed the stock up 11 per cent intra-day on Wednesday. Despite a fall in overall volumes and sales, higher value products grouped under the prestige and above segment (brands such as McDowell's No 1, Royal Challenge, Signature) grew at a healthy clip. This segment contributes 58 per cent to total revenue and has helped offset a decline in the entry or popular segment. A host of factors, including prohibition in Bihar, demonetisation and the highway ban issue pulled down revenue of the popular segment. A strong show by the prestige and above segment reflects the continuing trend of premiumisation, which has helped operating profit. Even as revenue fell 1.1 per cent to ~2,014 crore, margins expanded 730 basis points (bps) to 12.6 per cent. Excluding one-offs, sales grew a decent seven per cent. Gross margin improvement and lower employee and other expenses aided profit. This, ..
The stock rallied 10% to Rs 2,305 on BSE in intra-day trade on back of heavy volumes.
The stock rallied nearly 6% to Rs 2,194 in intra-day trade, extending its previous week's 9% gain on the BSE
The stock was up 1% at Rs 2,104, falling nearly 6% from its early morning high on the BSE
The stock rallied nearly 6% to Rs 2,199, extending its Tuesday's over 5% surge on the BSE.
Post Q2FY17 results, in past six trading sessions the stock fallen 10% against 2% fall in S&P BSE Sensex.