Challenges for Aavas:
~People, Process & Branch intensive
~Caters to Tier2 to Tier 6 towns
~Underwriting difficult
-Lack of docs
-No CIBIL records
-Mostly catering to EWS and LIG category
Now let’s run past the AR to find the cues to their success
Financials are strange businesses. On a sale, money goes out from the pocket rather than coming in.
Growth comes first. NPA comes later.
Aavas Financiers says: “What Kills Others Makes Me Strong”
Buckle yourself up as we’ll take you through the 19-20 AR
Challenges for Aavas:
~People, Process & Branch intensive
~Caters to Tier2 to Tier 6 towns
~Underwriting difficult
-Lack of docs
-No CIBIL records
-Mostly catering to EWS and LIG category
Now let’s run past the AR to find the cues to their success
Aavas Financiers
A Fast-growing Small Housing Finance Company in a Large Growing Housing Finance Market in India
A Fast-growing Small Fish in a Large Growing Pond
Aavas is at that end of the market where big guys like HDFC, LIC HF, PNB HF, Repco etc will not bother to enter.
~Avg Ticket Size < 10 lacs
~Mostly in towns < 10 L pop
Are you excited?
Wish to indulge more on Aavas?
Watch this video to know more about the CEO Mr. Sushil Agarwal and the business Model https://t.co/WNK1SWhOEJ
If you enjoyed this ride on the AR of Aavas, L&R for wider reach🙂
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While the market size may grow a lot in the next decade, the government policy risk still stays.
Pic 1: PTC Q4FY21 call
Pic 2: PTC Q1FY22 call
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While the market size may grow a lot in the next decade, the government policy risk still stays.
Pic 1: PTC Q4FY21 call
Pic 2: PTC Q1FY22 call
https://t.co/eImnTNEZeX
Long term investing is a peaceful & slow way of creating wealth.And sometime luck plays its role too.
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How Volkswagen went from being on the brink of bankruptcy to the most valuable company in the world in two days
/THREAD/
1/ At the peak of the 2008 financial crisis, Volkswagen was considered a very likely candidate for bankruptcy.
Heavily indebted and already financially struggling before 2008, with car sales expected to plummet due to the ongoing global crisis.
2/ With GM and Chrysler filing for bankruptcy in 2009, shorting the VW stock would seem a safe bet.
If you are not familiar with stock shorts and short squeezes check my thread
3/ On October 26, 2008, Porsche announced it had increased its stake at VW from 30% to 74%.
This was a surprise to many who were led to believe that Porsche wasn't planning a takeover of VW, based on the company's announcements.
4/ Before the announcement, the short interest was approximately 13% of the outstanding shares, a number considered relatively low.
Porsche had a 30% stake, the Lower Saxony government fund held 20% of the shares, and another 5% was held by index funds.
How Volkswagen went from being on the brink of bankruptcy to the most valuable company in the world in two days
/THREAD/
1/ At the peak of the 2008 financial crisis, Volkswagen was considered a very likely candidate for bankruptcy.
Heavily indebted and already financially struggling before 2008, with car sales expected to plummet due to the ongoing global crisis.
2/ With GM and Chrysler filing for bankruptcy in 2009, shorting the VW stock would seem a safe bet.
If you are not familiar with stock shorts and short squeezes check my thread
Shorts, Squeezes, and Betting Against Stocks
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What is short selling, how is it used and why is it risky?
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3/ On October 26, 2008, Porsche announced it had increased its stake at VW from 30% to 74%.
This was a surprise to many who were led to believe that Porsche wasn't planning a takeover of VW, based on the company's announcements.
4/ Before the announcement, the short interest was approximately 13% of the outstanding shares, a number considered relatively low.
Porsche had a 30% stake, the Lower Saxony government fund held 20% of the shares, and another 5% was held by index funds.
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