AR20-21 Notes

Tata Elxsi

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Helping Enterprises Re-imagine Products & Services

Simplifying Technological Complexity

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Message From the Chairman

~Strong Operating Performance
~Diversify-Geopolitical & Currency Risk mitigated
~Ranked in the leadership zone of Zinnov Zones 2020 Report
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DESIGN DIGITAL

~Industrial Design & Visualization
~Healthcare
~Media Broadcast & Communications
~Transportation
~System Integration
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Notes from MDA

~IT Sector- 8% of GDP, 52% of Services Exported
~Capex budgets diverted to IT & digitalization
~Disturbance in Automotive Industries
~Global Auto demand is going to increase but at a slow pace
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Notes from MDA

~Media & Communication -1 of the few sectors that did well in pandemic
~5G adoption faster due to pandemic
~Inflection point for digital transformation in healthcare
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Notes from MDA

~Client Diversification
~Geographical Diversification
~Global Automotive ER&D to rebound
~Global Hi-Tech led ER&D to grow further
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Notes from MDA
~ Industrial Design & Visualization
~System Integration & Support
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Financial Analysis

~Other expenses decreased
~Overhead expenses came down drastically
~Travel Exp gone down 60-70%.
~A&P and Communication Exp fell 20%
~Leading to higher-margin & PAT
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~Balance Sheet
~Profit & Loss
~Cash Flow Statement
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More Resources to learn:

~10 concall Notes: https://t.co/9NzvH2rTkz
~5 Min Stock Idea(July-2020) https://t.co/FP5EWu6vMV
~Infographic: https://t.co/0V8KpHkWck
~FY20 AR Notes https://t.co/rApz6XYfHw
~@soicfinance video: https://t.co/SuuwDaTS7h

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