Diageo's global market leadership (17/40% share in spirits/scotch) and its dominance in premium segment drives our confidence on UNSP. India is a critical market for Diageo, given the scale (largest Whisky market), leadership position and opportunity to premiumise. UNSP's premiumisation journey is on track (P&A revenue mix up 800bps vs. FY17) supported by aggressive A&P spends and de-focus on popular brands (franchise model). Restructuring drive, richer product mix, WC efficiencies (80 days vs. 120 days in FY17) have led to strong FCF generation over the last 3 years (cumulative Rs 32bn). Thereby, co has been able to deleverage balance sheet (net debt is at Rs 25bn vs. 40bn in FY17). We expect more of the same over FY19-22E (Rs 33bn FCF generation and Rs 17bn debt repayment). UNSPs 2Q was weaker than expected. Liquor industry was impacted by slowdown, high base, flooding, liquidity stress in wholesale channel and stiff input costs. UNSPs restructuring drive is visible, supporting margins despite several headwinds. We believe UNSP will continue to tighten the screws on overheads and benefit from premiumisation. We cut EPS estimates by 4-5% to factor miss in 2Q and value UNSP on Sep-21E EPS, arriving at a TP of Rs 737. Maintain BUY.