#Neogen Chemicals - Niche Bromine & Lithium Manufacturer ?

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CMP - ₹1596

1. Introduction

Neogen chemicals ltd. was founded in 1991 by technocrat Harish Kanani.The company has expertise in bromine and lithium chemistries.
The products manufactured are served for pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, engineering industries,

speciality chemicals companies in India, Europe, Usa, and Japan.
Increasing the revenue contribution from Custom Synthesis and Contract Manufacturing segments.

2. Promoters
IIT graduate and technocrat promoter Mr Haridas Kanani had set up India's first bromine plant in 1968, but it failed as the plant was hit by floods caused by Morbi dam. Lack of knowledge in business kept him away from insuring the plants.

Later years he worked as an engineering consultant for manufacturers to set up the bromine plants for others.
In 1989 the technocrat decided to set up Neogen chemicals Pvt. Ltd. and started the manufacturing of bromine compounds.

Pidilite Industries Analysis !!
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About -

Pidilite Industries Limited is a leading manufacturer of adhesives & sealants. Their brand Fevicol has become synonymous with adhesives to millions in India & is ranked amongst the most trusted brands in the country. Its other brands are FeviKwik, Dr. Fixit, M-seal, etc.

Pidilite manufactures products across verticals such as art materials & stationery, food & fabric care, car products, adhesives & sealants, & speciality industrial products like adhesives, pigments, textile resins, leather chemicals & construction chemicals.

Financial Summary -
Q3 FY22 (YoY)

Revenue were at Rs. 2,841 Cr. ⬆️24%
EBITDA at Rs. 550 Cr. ⬇️14%
PAT at Rs. 359 Cr. ⬇️19.5%

Revenue Breakup -

Pidilite earns about (54.2%) of its revenues from Adhesives & Sealants, Construction & Paint Chemicals (20%), Art & Craft materials (7.1%), Industrial Adhesives (6%), Pigment & Preparation (6%) & Industrial Resins & Construction chemicals (6.4%).

#MTAR Technologies - Leader in Niche Precision Engineering 🛩️🛩️

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CMP - ₹ 1803

1. Company Overview

MTAR Technologies is a leader in the precision engineering industry. They serve clients in the Defence, Space, Nuclear and Clean Energy industries. The company is engaged in the manufacture of

mission-critical precision assemblies and components with close tolerance levels of 5-10 microns.

2. Business Segments

The company operates in 4 segments: Nuclear, Defence, Space and Clean Energy.

Nuclear: In the Nuclear Segment, the company is partnered with Nuclear

Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL) which controls all operational, under construction and planned reactors in the country given India does not allow private participation. They manufacture products which are highly critical to the functioning of nuclear reactors.

They have 14 kinds of products with a wide range of applications.

Defence: In this segment, the company has undertaken complex assemblies for the DRDO, such as the base shroud assembly for Agni missiles and the assembly of Secondary Injection Thrust Vector Control (SITVC)

Automotive Ancillaries Business Model 🏎️ (RT if beneficial)

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1/ What is an Auto Ancillary?

Well, a modern car requires 10s of thousands of parts; the OEMs that produce these cars don't make most of the components in-house. That's where auto ancillaries come into the shot.

From Seats to locks to braking systems, we have them all.

2/ Sounds simple, right?

Not really, the supply chain management one has to deal with as an OEM is extraordinarily complex.

The technical know-how required in every part of the chain is unique; leading to focused players with high market share.

3/ Auto Ancillaries with 20%+ market share in India or 5%+ market share Globally (Src: @Tijori1)

See, normally market share consolidation is common with time; Why is it so?

4/ High capital requirements: What makes this a moat is also why this biz is gruesome.

You as an ancillary, do the development today, you put the capacity today (~take multiple years); then wait on the hope that OEMs are able to sell vehicles. Now, Imagine a recession.