Any current/future new fundraising through debt or equity?

Samvardhana Motherson International Limited has obtained in-principle approval to raise up to INR 5,000 crores through Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs). This approval is regulatory and indicates flexibility; the actual size and timing of any debt issuance will depend on business needs. Previously, the company had an approval for INR 3,000 crores and issued INR 1,500 crores. The company has not specified exact plans yet but may use the funds for acquisitions or capex. The company maintains a disciplined financial approach, with leverage improved to 1.4x and cash/liquidity of around INR 15,000

Any current/future capex/capital investment/strategic investment?

The company plans to invest approximately INR5,000 crores in capex for FY'25, with a variance of ±10%. Around INR2,000 crores of this capex is earmarked for new Greenfield projects. 70% of the Greenfield capex will focus on nonautomotive segments. They are setting up 18 Greenfield plants, including 6 new ones announced recently (13 in India, 4 in China, and 1 in Poland). Investments target emerging markets and new business segments, including consumer electronics and aerospace. The Consumer Electronics division is a new area of investment, built upon a joint venture (details under confidential

Future growth expectations in sales/revenue/volumes?

Company targets $36 billion revenue in the 5-year Vision 2025 plan; currently at $24 billion with $12 billion still to achieve. Strong growth in India with record car production expected to continue through the year. Emerging markets are driving volume growth; European and North American volumes still 10-15% lower than pre-COVID levels. Continued acquisitions (18 closed recently) expected to contribute incremental revenue (~INR14,500 crores annually). New Greenfield plants (18 announced) with INR2,000 crores capex planned for FY'25 to support growth; 70% of capex targeted at non-automotive sec

Future growth expectations in earnings/operating earnings/profits/EPS?

The company expects to continue growing its revenue, with Vision 2025 targeting $36 billion; currently at $24 billion with runway to grow further (Page 14). EBITDA margin improvements are focused on, especially in Modules and Polymer business, with sustained margin expansion efforts (Page 11). ROCE improved significantly to 17% in FY'24 from 11% in FY'23, with expectations for continued improvement in profitability and capital efficiency (Page 5 & 9). The company anticipates stable macroeconomic conditions will support better performance and margin expansion (Page 11). With strong customer tru

Current/ Expected Orderbook/ Pending Orders?

Automotive booked business stands at nearly USD 84 billion as of FY'24, up from USD 77 billion in September 2023. This figure excludes the recent acquisition of Yachiyo; nonautomotive booked business will add further. The strong orderbook reflects long-term visibility and customer trust. Customers frequently call with opportunities, indicating a healthy pipeline. Management emphasized confidence in crossing targets due to strong customer relationships and acquisition management (though some acquisitions are yet to be fully integrated). The company is actively managing acquisitions and Greenfie

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Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd Q4 FY24 Earnings Call Analysis

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

Price: ₹156.5P/E: 36.4Market Cap: ₹1.7L CrSector: Auto Components

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Revenue

Category 3

Margin

Category 3

Fundraise

Yes

Order

Yes

Capex

Yes

3 of 5 growth signals are positive.

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Revenue guidance

Category 3

Company targets $36 billion revenue in the 5-year Vision 2025 plan; currently at $24 billion with $12 billion still to achieve.
Strong growth in India with record car production expected to continue through the year.
Emerging markets are driving volume growth; European and North American volumes still 10-15% lower than pre-COVID levels.
Continued acquisitions (18 closed recently) expected to contribute incremental revenue (~INR14,500 crores annually).
New Greenfield plants (18 announced) with INR2,000 crores capex planned for FY'25 to support growth; 70% of capex targeted at non-automotive sectors.
Focus on premiumization, SUVs, and diversified powertrain-agnostic portfolio to capture industry trends.
Growth in Emerging Businesses segment has reached ~$1 billion revenue with high profitability.
Company emphasizes stability and selective opportunistic M&A to maintain leverage and profitability while driving long-term growth.

Margin guidance

Category 3

The company expects to continue growing its revenue, with Vision 2025 targeting $36 billion; currently at $24 billion with runway to grow further (Page 14).
EBITDA margin improvements are focused on, especially in Modules and Polymer business, with sustained margin expansion efforts (Page 11).
ROCE improved significantly to 17% in FY'24 from 11% in FY'23, with expectations for continued improvement in profitability and capital efficiency (Page 5 & 9).
The company anticipates stable macroeconomic conditions will support better performance and margin expansion (Page 11).
With strong customer trust and ongoing acquisitions, integration is expected to drive improved earnings from acquired entities (Page 14).
The company remains disciplined on leverage and profitability while aggressively investing in Greenfield plants and inorganic growth (Pages 5 & 14).
Earnings growth is supported by operational efficiencies, cost pass-through mechanisms (e.g., copper prices), and growth in emerging markets (Pages 9 & 4).

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Fundraise plans

Yes

Samvardhana Motherson International Limited has obtained in-principle approval to raise up to INR 5,000 crores through Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs).
This approval is regulatory and indicates flexibility; the actual size and timing of any debt issuance will depend on business needs.
Previously, the company had an approval for INR 3,000 crores and issued INR 1,500 crores.
The company has not specified exact plans yet but may use the funds for acquisitions or capex.
The company maintains a disciplined financial approach, with leverage improved to 1.4x and cash/liquidity of around INR 15,000 crores as of March 31, 2024.
Overall, the company is prepared and financially positioned to pursue growth opportunities through both organic investments and M&A, supporting the INR 5,000 crores debt-raising as a strategic option rather than an urgent need.

Order book

Yes

Automotive booked business stands at nearly USD 84 billion as of FY'24, up from USD 77 billion in September 2023.
This figure excludes the recent acquisition of Yachiyo; nonautomotive booked business will add further.
The strong orderbook reflects long-term visibility and customer trust.
Customers frequently call with opportunities, indicating a healthy pipeline.
Management emphasized confidence in crossing targets due to strong customer relationships and acquisition management (though some acquisitions are yet to be fully integrated).
The company is actively managing acquisitions and Greenfield projects, including 18 Greenfields with 6 newly announced across India, China, and Poland.
The strategy includes a diversified customer and country mix (3CX10 strategy) to mitigate regional risks and capitalize on opportunities.

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Capex plans

Yes

The company plans to invest approximately INR5,000 crores in capex for FY'25, with a variance of ±10%.
Around INR2,000 crores of this capex is earmarked for new Greenfield projects.
70% of the Greenfield capex will focus on nonautomotive segments.
They are setting up 18 Greenfield plants, including 6 new ones announced recently (13 in India, 4 in China, and 1 in Poland).
Investments target emerging markets and new business segments, including consumer electronics and aerospace.
The Consumer Electronics division is a new area of investment, built upon a joint venture (details under confidentiality).
Capex projects typically take 6-18 months to ramp up.
The company emphasizes disciplined capital usage, focusing on profitability and ROCE while pursuing strategic inorganic acquisitions aligned with customer needs.

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