Delta Corp LtdQ3 FY24

Delta Corp Ltd Q3 FY24 Earnings Call Analysis

Revenue, margin, capex, fundraise and order book outlook from management commentary.

Price: 55.2P/E: 9.4Market Cap: ₹1.4K CrSector: Leisure Services

Management growth scorecard

Revenue

Category 3

Margin

Category 3

Fundraise

No

Order

N/A

Capex

Yes

1 of 4 growth signals are positive — mixed outlook.

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Revenue guidance

Category 3
  • Casino business expected to recover to pre-GST revenue levels within 1-2 quarters.
  • New ship arriving will double capacity, driving significant revenue growth over the next 3-5 years.
  • Increased hospitality capacity planned (200-250 rooms from current 106) to support expanded casino operations.
  • Online business is currently in wait-and-watch mode; consolidation expected, with future growth depending on market shakeout.
  • Ongoing projects (new vessel, hotel) will add to revenue and improve profit margins through cost savings.
  • Real estate venture with Peninsula Land is a diversification play; initial Rs. 250 crore investment aimed at quick redevelopment projects with 25-30% IRR.
  • Integrated resort project temporarily on hold; phased approach starting with a water theme park expected to contribute to growth later.
  • Overall management confident about financial health and growth prospects without foreseeable hurdles.

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Fundraise plans

No
  • Currently, there is no indication of an immediate need for new debt as the company has sufficient cash on its balance sheet and ongoing cash flows from its core business.
  • Peak investment in the real estate JV is initially about Rs. 250 crores, funded from existing reserves without requiring additional borrowing.
  • The company states it does not currently need any new debt and will only consider further investment if a lucrative opportunity arises.
  • There is no mention of upcoming equity fundraising; the previous IPO plans for the online business were put on hold due to regulatory and market conditions.
  • Delta Corp is focusing on maintaining profitability, optimizing existing projects, and cautiously evaluating new investments without aggressive fundraising plans at present.

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Capex plans

Yes
  • New Ship: Total outlay ₹280-290 crores; ₹175 crores already invested. Completion expected by Q3 FY24, with revenues starting Q3 or Q4. (Page 6-7)
  • Hotel in Miramar: Currently ₹190 crores invested (including land cost). Additional ₹175 crores planned to convert it into a five-star deluxe hotel. (Page 7)
  • Integrated Resort Project (Goa land): Initially put on hold; now phased. Phase I to start with a water theme park (no casino). Future phases include hotel, retail, multiplex. (Pages 7, 16-17)
  • Real Estate JV with Peninsula Land: Initial investment approx. ₹250 crores. Focus on quick redevelopment projects in Mumbai and Goa, targeting IRR of 25-30%. (Pages 13-14)
  • No current debt required; investments funded through internal cash flows and reserves (~₹500 crore post Peninsula investment). (Page 10,14)

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Margin guidance

Category 3
  • Delta Corp expects growth in its casino business after the new ship, which will double current capacity, comes into operation within the next 1-2 quarters.
  • The expansion of vessel capacity will drive revenue growth and margin expansion despite a small GST-related margin hit (6-7%).
  • EBITDA margins are projected to stabilize around 35-36%, slightly lower than the previous 41%, but offset by higher revenue from increased capacity.
  • The launch of new hospitality capacity (200-250 hotel rooms) to complement the casino business is anticipated to reduce costs and boost profits.
  • Real estate investments via Peninsula Land are viewed as a strategic diversification expected to add value, though revenue impact timing is uncertain.
  • Online gaming business is currently on hold with potential upside after expected market consolidation.
  • Overall, management is confident of returning to pre-GST revenue levels by mid-2024, leading to improved earnings and profitability.

Order book

  • The new ship project has a total outlay of approximately Rs. 280-290 crores.
  • Rs. 175 crores has already been invested in the ship; the remaining balance will be deployed over the coming months of 2024.
  • The ship construction is on schedule with expected completion in Q3 FY24, with potential revenue generation starting Q3 or definitely by Q4 FY24.
  • No specific mention of additional pending orders beyond the ship and related ongoing new hotel project.
  • Cash flow and reserves are healthy, supporting current projects without the need for new debt.
  • Real estate JV with Peninsula Land includes an initial investment of about Rs. 250 crores; further investments depend on opportunity and performance.
  • Overall, ongoing CapEx primarily revolves around the new ship, new hotel, and real estate JV, with no other major pending orders disclosed.

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