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Another Superb Blog by @badola_arjun . This time on Apollo Pipes 🏗️🏗️

This completes our PVC/CPVC pipes industry analysis. Done with Astral,Prince and Apollo 😀

Link to read🔗: https://t.co/Ib40q9Fg3g

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@soicfinance

The Basics of a Cash Flow Statement explained from scratch 🏧🎰🧮

In this thread we will talk about -

1. How Cash flow statement is made?
2. What is CFO,CFI and CFF?
3. Why is CFO/Ebitda important?
4. Finally, we will talk about Free Cash flow statement

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A Cash flow statement shows inflow and outflow of cash and cash equivalents from various activities of a company during a particular period.

The net cash flow at the end of the year tells us about the movement of cash on the balance sheet.

Why is cash flow important? ⤵️

Companies maintain books of accounts as per accrual principle, that means we book revenue or expense as and when it is incurred.

Let's say we make sales of 10,000 so we will record it as when sale is completed and prepare P&L accordingly, here it doesn't matter whether cash is received or not.

Cash flow helps us in knowing whether that 10,000 has been received in cash or not.

For Example:- There are 2 companies selling T-shirts and doing the following transactions:

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@soicfinance

Another JV from PI Industries, they recently incorporated another subsidiary by the name of PI Health sciences.

Interesting signalling here:

1. Acquisition of IndSwfit's api business
2. Incorporation of 3 subsidiaries: PI Enzachem Pvt ltd and PI Fermachem Pvt Ltd

Pi Health sciences.

3. Now this JV.

Let's see what is ahead of us, increasing optionalities for sure!

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@soicfinance

The Art of asking smart questions | When do you really graduate as an investor?

Time for a thread🧵🧵🧵🧵🧵

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You graduate as an investor when you start asking things like the quality of revenue, incremental quality of earnings and the competitive landscape. Eg:- One API player will grow earnings because of shortage in market for those

APIs but the other one which will grow because of being the lowest cost producer. The markets often give higher Valuations to the latter player.

Another example that comes to mind is Balkrishna Industries vs other tyre players.🚜🚜

Given the fact that it is the lowest cost producer and has the highest margins. It always gets a premium to the other players in the tyre space. Whether at peak or at trough.

One more example is that of APL Apollo, same business got low valuations during the last cycle and collapsed by 50%+ when their EBITDA per tonne reduced. In this cycle, the value added proportion has increased.

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@soicfinance

Once invested it's your duty to look for Anti Thesis pointers/disconfirming evidence. Don't get caught up in echo chambers. Investing is lonely because of this

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Jessica Huseman
@JessicaHuseman

Today I hired a virtual personal assistant to go through my emails and pay lingering bills and follow up on various invoices and make my doctors appointments and mail several things and guys

why have i not been doing this the whole time it took her three hours and it was $70.

this is the life hack i did not know i needed as an absolutely drowning and burnt out millennial who cannot figure out how to just open an envelope and pay a bill because it drains me of my will to live

I have finished my day and i am completely caught up, signed up for paperless and recurring billing, have mailed a dozen thank you cards I wrote and just ... never took to the post office, and gathered my tax information to submit.

like, why didn't anyone tell me.

you can find bonded, experienced people who do this for a living on https://t.co/4OpHGkl8Nq and they charge between 15 and 25 dollars an hour. I have canceled a variety of online memberships I don't use enough so that I can pay her to come back every other week. I am thrilled.

Props to my mother who looked at my "here's the box I put shit I can't bare to deal with right now" box and said "Have you considered hiring a personal assistant? They are cheaper than you think."

BLEW MY GD MIND.

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@TheRishiK

@ValueEducator Anup Engineering.. those who are wondering

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Balaji Vaidyanath ⚡️...
@nbalajiv

A humble prediction. Seeds are being sown around the world for a comeback of nuclear energy. In the next decade, we can see government’s around the world approving more nuclear reactors as they realize they aren’t going anywhere near net carbon zero with wind and solar. 🧵

Take Australia for example. It is home to 1/3rd of the world’s uranium - the chemical element needed to produce nuclear energy in reactors but doesn’t have a single nuclear reactor to generate electricity.

Which is fine as long as you have other sources of energy that are cheap, plentiful and reliable. But South Australia’s energy prices are arguably the highest in the

The European Commission released a very important report this April. In its assessment, it concluded that nuclear energy had near to zero greenhouse gas emissions in energy generation phase and can be a contributor to climate mitigation

What about radioactive waste management? France which produces 75% of its energy requirements from nuclear is a great example.

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Praj is not just an Ethanol Play. Found this bit to be the best, creating mind map of optionalities requires in-depth understanding and use of knowledge from multiple domains. Hats off @unseenvalue 🙌🙌
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Romeen Sheth
@RomeenSheth

The cold hard truth:

Why do companies like Quibi raise billions, while companies like Peloton get nothing?

Because fundraising is a GAME

And the insiders keep the rules to themselves.

Here are 100 tips the insiders don’t want you to see but will help you win the game:

1. You can’t play the game without nailing the basics.

There are 5 core ingredients to a startup pitch.

Most have 2.
Good ones have 4.
The best have all 5.

There\u2019s a lot of bad advice out there on how to pitch your startup.

Last year, I invested $1M+ and heard 200 companies pitch.

Every great pitch I've heard nails 5 ingredients.

In this thread, we'll go through each to help maximize your chances when fundraising

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— Romeen Sheth (@RomeenSheth) April 10, 2021

2. Now that you have a grasp of the basics, it’s time to level up.

Good news - most founders make the same mistakes as each other.

Bad news - these mistakes are really easy to make.

Here's what not to do:

0/ After evaluating 200+ startups this year, I've been in some awesome and not so awesome pitches.

Here are the top 10 mistakes I see Founders make that routinely derail fundraising \U0001f447\U0001f447\U0001f447
— Romeen Sheth (@RomeenSheth) December 28, 2020

3. Ok so you told me what not to do.

So what should I do?

Read below.

0/ Last night I tweeted about the top 10 things Founders do that derail fundraising. It struck a chord. 2,500+ liked the tweet.

I got a ton of DMs asking the opposite question: \u201cWhat are the top things Founders do well when fundraising?\u201d

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— Romeen Sheth (@RomeenSheth) December 30, 2020

4. We’re in a really unique fundraising environment right now.

It’s important to contextualize all these tips in the “here and now” of what’s going on in the landscape.

Raising money for startups is wild right now. I\u2019ve never seen anything like it.

Lots of Founders are wondering how to approach it and who they should partner with.

Here are 10 observations / practical tips I've shared with 100+ Founders in the last few months \U0001f447\U0001f447\U0001f447
— Romeen Sheth (@RomeenSheth) May 5, 2021