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11 Sep 2025 |
TTK Prestige
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Consensus Share Price Target
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676.60 |
656.89 |
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-2.91 |
hold
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28 Jul 2021
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TTK Prestige
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ICICI Securities Limited
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676.60
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10675.00
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8833.75
(-92.34%)
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Target met |
Buy
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It continues to be market leader in the cooker segment and has material share in other appliance and cookware categories Over the years, the company has maintained its balance sheet strength with...
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07 Jun 2021
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TTK Prestige
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Geojit BNP Paribas
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676.60
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9750.00
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8895.30
(-92.39%)
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Target met |
Accumulate
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Second wave of Covid-19 is likely to impact in the near-term, but longterm-demand outlook is positive given ongoing vaccination and strong thrust of GoI to revive the economy. We value TTK at 42xFY23E. Significant distribution expansion will support future growth. Q4FY21 consolidated revenue increased 43%YoY aided by revival across all categories & channels along with price hike (5%-19%). The core segments, Pressure Cooker and Cookware grew by 49% and 67%YoY respectively while Kitchen appliances grew by 34%YoY. E-Com sales growth continued to be strong and the revenue mix increased to 19% from 14% in FY20 (16% in Q3FY21). MFI (Micro Finance) routed sales were very...
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27 May 2021
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TTK Prestige
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Chola Wealth Direct
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676.60
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9480.00
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8609.20
(-92.14%)
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Target met |
Buy
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Background: TTKPT broadly operates under 3 major segments - Pressure Cooker & Pans, Non-stick Cookware and Kitchen Electric Appliances. TTKPT enjoys high brand recall and they spend ~7.2% of their annual sales for brand building and promotional activity, which enables them to dominate most of the segments in which they operate. TTKPT has a market share of ~60% in the outer-lid pressure cooker, ~15% in inner-lid pressure cooker within the organized market and in...
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26 May 2021
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TTK Prestige
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ICICI Securities Limited
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676.60
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9760.00
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8263.25
(-91.81%)
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Target met |
Buy
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Despite a challenging start to the financial year (Q1 revenue down 51% YoY), TTK staged an impressive recovery by exiting FY21 with revenue growth of 5% YoY. Supply chain issues faced in H1FY21 largely stabilised in H2FY21. E-commerce was the key segment to drive sales growth for the year (~20% of revenues) but momentum in other channels (MBOs, LFS, Prestige Xclusive) also picked up pace in Q4FY21. Among categories, on the back of new launches, cookware segment outperformed (16% of revenues) with healthy sales growth of 16% YoY in FY21. The cookware division posted its...
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18 Feb 2021
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TTK Prestige
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Chola Wealth Direct
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676.60
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8069.00
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7303.05
(-90.74%)
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Target met |
Buy
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Background: TTKPT broadly operates under 3 major segments - Pressure Cooker & Pans, Non-stick Cookware and Kitchen Electric Appliances. TTKPT enjoys high brand recall and they spend ~7.2% of their annual sales for brand building and promotional activity, which enables them to dominate most of the segments in which they operate. TTKPT has a market share of ~60% in the outer-lid pressure cooker, ~15% in inner-lid pressure cooker within the organized market and in...
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12 Feb 2021
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TTK Prestige
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Geojit BNP Paribas
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676.60
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8180.00
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7389.85
(-90.84%)
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Target met |
Accumulate
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Q3FY21 consolidated revenue increased 23.6% YoY aided by festive demand along with revival in all channels. Strong growth was visible across all categories. Pressure Cooker segment grew by 29%YoY, Cookware by 34%YoY and Other Kitchen appliances by 19%YoY. Direct rural channel contributed double digit growth despite opened up towards end of the quarter. E-Com sales growth was significant and the revenue mix increased to 16% from 14% in FY20. MFI (Micro Finance) routed sales started to revive post lifting of moratorium in October and reached ~4% of the total sales. TTK has introduced 25 new SKUs including new category of casseroles during...
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11 Feb 2021
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TTK Prestige
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ICICI Securities Limited
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676.60
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8030.00
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7237.80
(-90.65%)
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Target met |
Buy
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TTK Prestige reported strong topline growth of 24.4% YoY to | 679.4 crore. The management indicated that it lost ~| 20-30 crore on account of non availability of certain SKUs for which the management is shifting the sourcing from China to domestic vendors. Domestic kitchen and home appliance demand was strong as people were working from home most of the time and also due to accentuated preference for home cooked food. Growth was broad based with cooker (30% of sales), cookware (15% of sales) and appliances (51% of sales) categories registering strong revenue...
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03 Dec 2020
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TTK Prestige
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Geojit BNP Paribas
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676.60
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6870.00
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5806.65
(-88.35%)
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Target met |
Buy
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TTK Prestige Ltd (TTK) is the flagship company of TTK group, mainly operates in the Kitchen Appliances segment. The company has 5 manufacturing plants and a strong distribution network, including 590...
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20 Nov 2020
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TTK Prestige
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Chola Wealth Direct
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676.60
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6794.00
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5861.85
(-88.46%)
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Target met |
Buy
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Background: TTKPT broadly operates under 3 major segments - Pressure Cooker & Pans, Non-stick Cookware and Kitchen Electric Appliances. TTKPT enjoys high brand recall and they spend ~7.2% of their annual sales for brand building and promotional activity, which enables them to dominate most of the segments in which they operate. TTKPT has a market share of ~60% in the outer-lid pressure cooker, ~15% in inner-lid pressure cooker within the organized market and in...
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11 Nov 2020
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TTK Prestige
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ICICI Securities Limited
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676.60
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6900.00
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5715.25
(-88.16%)
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Target met |
Buy
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Stock availably of some key SKUs and supply disruptions of certain components (as vendors had immigrant labour issues) were the major challenges that restricted growth in Q2FY21. Among categories, appliances (51% of sales) and cookware (17% of sales) segments performed better with revenue growth of 7% and 8%, respectively. Also, other categories (4% of sales, which includes cleaning segment) grew robustly by 40% YoY. Sales for pressure cookers (28% of sales) were under pressure as the segment reported revenue de-growth of 9% YoY. The management highlighted that...
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