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LTF launched its beta version for project Cyclops in Jun’24, which is an AI driven multi-dimensional underwriting engine. It uses alternate data sources, namely trust signals, geo signals and account aggregator data apart from traditional bureau data from multiple bureaus.
Paint industry has likely declined by ~2% in Q2FY25. Considering industry slowdown and steep increase in competitive pressures, we believe Berger reported moderate results with volume growth of 3.6% YoY. While EBITDA margin contracted 147bps YoY to 15.6% in Q2FY25.
ABB India (ABB) reported muted revenue of INR 29bn, +5% YoY compared to double-digit growth reported in last 14 quarters. Note that revenues grew by 19%, 24%, 22% and 20% in CY21, CY22, CY23 and H1CY24 respectively.
Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories’ (DRL) Q2FY25 performance, adjusted for acquisition-related expenses (INR 561mn) and impairment charge of gNuvaring (INR 924mn), was ahead of our expectations
Blue Jet Healthcare’s (BlueJet) Q2FY25 shows a ramp-up in contrast media as ABA HCL volumes normalise; the segment should see acceleration in growth with the commissioning of intermediate for NCE MRI molecule and iodinated.
Prudent Corporate Advisory Services (Prudent) has progressed well in terms of AUM growth aided by MTM, traction in SIP and growth in MFDs. AUM/SIP book/MFD count clocked CAGRs of 31%/28%/21% between FY19–24 and grew by 11.6%/12.1%/4% on a QoQ basis in Q2FY25.
Prestige Estates Projects (PEPL) clocked tepid Q2FY25 gross sales bookings worth INR 40.3bn (43% YoY dip) owing to just three new launches across 8.2msf in Bengaluru and Mumbai during the quarter.
Ashoka has entered into an agreement to sell its BOT asset to India Highway Concession Trust – sponsored by CDPQ, a Canadian pension fund. Ashoka shall receive INR 25bn as the deal’s proceeds.
