Mrs. Bector Food Speciality IPO Analysis

 

Mrs. Bector Food Speciality IPO Analysis

 

The Premium biscuit maker coming up with the 550 crore IPO, Here are 5 things you should consider before investing in IPO:

 

Brief History :

Incorporation Year : 1995

Mrs. Bectors Food Specialties Ltd is one of the leading companies in the premium bakery segment and premium and mid-premium biscuit segment in North India.

Current Portfolio :June 30, 2020, its bakery segment has a total of 96 products and the Biscuits segment has a total of 384 items

 

Promoters and Shareholding :

Promoter :Mr. Anoop Bector

Shareholding :Have 39.90% pre issued Share Capital

Promoter from very start of the company. Now, He is also MD of the company.

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*One things to be focused in this IPO* :

It made an attempt in 2018 and had secured SEBI's nod but chose to defer the plans due to market conditions.

This is their 2nd attempt, the firm is planning to launch the IPO on December 15th after having received a speedy approval from Sebi in 29 days. Perhaps, the fastest for a non-PSU IPO in recent years.

 

Product :

According to the documents filed with SEBI, MrsBectors Food Specialties is the largest supplier of buns in India to leading QSR (quick service restaurant) chains such as Burger King , McDonalds, KFC and Pizza Hut.

It has also ventured into the frozen dough segment where it competes with rival vendor Baker's Circle, which has the largest market share.

      2 category of Product :

      Biscuit :  Brand name "Mrs. Bector'sCremica”

      The category accounted for 59.2% of its revenue from operations for FY2020.

      Bakery Products : Brand name of "English Oven”,  which contributed 17.1% to its revenues in FY2020.

 

Competitive Strength of the company :

      A leader of biscuits segment in North India.

      Supplier of Buns for the Mcdonald’s, Burger King, Pizza Hut.

      Major food certifications i.e. BRC, USFDA, and FSSC.

      Leading biscuits exporter to 64 countries.

      Completely Modern production process.

      Strong sales and distribution network.

      Diversified product portfolio.

 

Challenges in QSR Industry:

Since the company is supplier of Next to the tourism industry, the Quick Service restaurant food industry lines up as most affected by COVID-19.

Many shops have closed with huge money burnt due to the lockdown.

Heavy competition, which has a huge impact more than opportunities the industry has.

 

Basic Details of the IPO :

Opening Date : 16 December 2020

Closing Date :  18 December 2020

Pre issue Shareholding of Group : 52.45%

Issue Size : 550 Crore

Offer for Sale : 500 Crore

Fresh Issue : 50 Crores

 

Objects of the Issue:

      To finance the cost of Rajpura Expansion Project.

      To meet general corporate purposes.

 

Financial Performance of the Company :

 

FY 2018

FY 2019

FY 2020

Q1 FY2021

Revenue

695.8

786

765

203.8

Expenses

642.8

735.4

725.8

182.5

Netincome

36.1

33.2

29.8

15.5

NetMargin

5.2

4.2

3.9

7.6

 

Company’s CAGR from both Biscuits and Buns, Pizza Bases from 2015-2025

 

Things to be considered before investing IPO :

SEBI Nod on IPO Papers filed in 2018.

Company’s Exceptional performance in recent quarter even during lockdown when business of all peers came to standstill.

Reduction in IPO size from 800 Cr in 2018 to 550 Cr.


Blog by Nimish Maheshwari

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