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Godrej Properties - Business Overview Organization Structure Financial Performance Key Factors for IPO Route Competitive Landscape Future Outlook for Godrej Properties
Company Description
properties, recently entered large township development The company expanded its footprint into 12 key tier-1 and tier-2 cities, with a land bank of ~400 acres and developable area of ~77msf, where it has economic interest for over 50msf
Over 2,000++ Employees and Asset Light Business Model Has Emerged as a True panIndia Player
Residential
Note: 1 Acre = 43,560 sq.ft.
Commercial
IT Park
Hotel
GPL's total land reserve by 2010 was at 391 acres, translating into a saleable area of 50.2mn sq ft
Source: Company Website, Angel Broking Research Report - December 2009
So far, the company has developed a total of 30 projects, comprising of 21 residential and 9 commercial projects, aggregating to an area of approximately 7.1 mn sq ft.
Source: Company Website, Angel Broking Research Report, Motilal Oswal Research - 2011
Till 2011, the group has invested around INR 1,850mn and further has strong projects in the pipeline
Management Overview
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The promoters of GPL group have the major stake in the company along with the Foreign Institutions which hold in tune of 14% of the equitable shares
Source: Motilal Oswal Report: 30 July 2012
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Financial Performance
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Performance
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Estimated
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Capital
699
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780
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Issue of 8.18m equity share through IPP IPP proceed of ~INR4.7b added with 2HFY12 net Addition of ~INR 6.6b (which includes ~INR 5b original debt, and ~INR1.4b (~20% of the total) for payment of MMRDA premium) related to recently concluded Jet deal at BKC Largely attributable to a recently entered purchase agreement at Vikhroli land (~INR7.2b)from earlier lease model, b) the BKC deal with Jet and c) other acquisitions
R& S
8,417
8,719
13,646
4,927
Secured Loan
5,478
4,401
20,873
9,012
Inventories
10,154
11,497
27,384
15,887
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Book Building
QIBs: At least 60% Non Institutional: At least 10% Retail: At least 30%
Upto 30% of shares could be offered for Pre-IPO Placement
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Competitive Landscape
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Performance
Dependence on Ahmedabad Long gestation Period
Speedy Monetization
Strong Brand Equity Fairly Valued
Strengths
Weakness
Risk of PE Investments
Mid-Income Housing Market in India Strong Demand in Residential Space Robust Real Estate Sector in India
Opportunity
Threats
Unstable Pricing in Real Estate Regulation on ULCA Act
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Thank You
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