BENGALURU, India
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November 9, 2023
(press release)
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Key Highlights: * Prestige & Above segment grew 16.3% for the first half. * Net sales for the Popular segment grew 1.0% on rebased prior year comparator for the first half. * Gross margin was 43.5%, up 220 bps versus last year for the first half. Original Press Release:
About Diageo India Diageo India is among the country’s leading beverage alcohol company and a subsidiary of global leader
Source: Diageo India [Category: Liquor, Wine & Beer, Beverage & Tobacco, Financial Results]
Key Highlights for the quarter:
Consolidated
* Net sales value (NSV) at INR2,867 Cr.; EBITDA at INR467 Cr.
* NSV grew by 12.0% and EBITDA grew 21.4% on rebased prior year comparators
Standalone
* Net sales value (NSV) at INR2,865 Cr., with Prestige & Above saliency of 88%
* Total NSV grew 12.2%, Prestige & Above NSV grew 12.8%, both on rebased prior year comparators
* EBITDA at INR470 Cr. with margin of 16.4%
Ms.
“We have maintained the growth and margin momentum in the second quarter of fiscal 2024 on the back of sustained investment in our brands and proven productivity muscle. Continuing our future-back consumer focus approach, we have now brought our global Tequila trademark
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Q2FY24 performance highlights:
Consolidated:
* Consolidated net sales at INR2,867 Cr., up 12.0% on rebased prior year comparators, in line with growth in the standalone business.
* Consolidated EBITDA was at INR467 Cr., growth of 21.4% on rebased prior year comparators.
* Q2FY24 consolidated Profit after tax was at INR339 Cr.
Standalone:
* Net sales at INR2,865 Cr. increased 12.2% on rebased prior year comparators driven by continued premiumisation tailwinds, and improved footprint & saliency of our innovation / renovation offerings. Within the above, Prestige & Above segment grew 12.8%.
* Net sales for the Popular segment grew 1.0% on rebased prior year comparator reflecting sequential improvement, however, still weighed by inflation impacting the target consumer & duty increases in the segment’s salient state.
* Gross margin was 43.4%, up 278 bps versus last year and continuing the sequential quarter-on-quarter improvement on an underlying basis.
* A&P re-investment rate was 8.4% of sales, largely reflecting the seasonality and investment behind the brands ahead of festive quarter & cricket world cup.
* EBITDA at INR470 Cr., an increase of 20.9% over rebased prior year comparator. EBITDA margin was 16.4%, up 118 bps versus last year.
* Interest cost at INR26 Cr., up 24.8%, largely due to interest on custom duty as BIO supply chain normalises after the prior year volatility.
* Exceptional gain of INR31 Cr. is on account of final tranche of income from the slump sale and is now recognised as exceptional income post completion of customary obligations.
* Profit after tax was INR341 Cr. with net profit margin at 11.9%.
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H1FY24 performance highlights:
Consolidated:
* Consolidated net sales for H1FY24 was at INR5,535 Cr., up 19.5% on rebased prior year comparators. This was led by the strong growth in the standalone business and new five-year media rights cycle (2023-27) for the
* Consolidated EBITDA for H1FY24 was at INR1,180 Cr., a growth of 69.7% on rebased prior year comparators.
* H1FY24 consolidated Profit after tax was at INR816 Cr.
Standalone:
* Net sales at INR5,037 Cr. increased 14.4% on rebased prior year comparators driven by continued premiumisation and improved footprint & competitive performance of our innovation / renovation offerings. Within the above, Prestige & Above segment grew 16.3%.
* Net sales for the Popular segment grew 1.0% on rebased prior year comparator, weighed by inflation impacting the target consumer & duty increases in the segment’s salient state.
* Gross margin was 43.5%, up 220 bps versus last year, driven by headline pricing realisation flow-thru, revenue growth management and cogs productivity initiatives.
* A&P re-investment rate was 7.7% of sales, largely reflecting the low seasonality of the April to June quarter and ramped up investment behind the brands & cricket world cup in the July – September quarter.
* EBITDA at INR855 Cr. is an increase of 42.8% over rebased prior year comparator. Underlying EBITDA margin was 16.7%, up 253 bps versus last year. This was largely driven by gross margin expansion and productivity across the value chain.
* Interest cost at INR31 Cr. is down 30% versus prior year. Excluding the one-off reversal benefit of INR15 Cr. in Q1FY24, interest cost was INR46 Cr., up 4.8% against prior year. Interest cost is on account of customary non-debt related expenses.
* Exceptional gain of INR14 Cr. is on account of INR31 Cr. from the final tranche of Income from the slump sale, which is now recognised as exceptional income post completion of customary obligations partially offset by a charge of INR17 Cr. related to supply agility program in Q1FY24.
* Profit after tax was INR580 Cr. with net profit margin at 11.5%.
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