UTI AMC IPO - Review & Details | In Depth Analysis By AssetYogi - YouTube

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Friends in this IPO season, one more big IPO of 'UTI Asset Management company' is launching
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The asset management companies (AMC)
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Manage the Mutual Funds & gives
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Portfolios management services
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Just like this, the UTI AMC is the second-largest asset management company
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In this video,
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We are going to do an in-depth analysis of the UTI company
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First, we will understand the company & business and
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Then we see the shareholding pattern, financials, valuation
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Competitor's analysis, industry & growth analysis, SWOT analysis and
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Then we will see IPO details
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This video is going to be in-depth,
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Hopefully, after watching this video,
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Our decision making will become easier
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That whether to apply in UTI AMC or not
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Watch the video till the end
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Friends, the easiest way to apply for IPO is through Demat A/C,
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As payment can be done online & through UPI
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You can watch our detailed video on how to apply to an IPO
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We have also made a detailed video on how to open a Demat A/C,
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To open your Demat A/c, the link is given in the description
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Opening a Demat A/C may take time,
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But to apply in upcoming IPOs easily, you should open it
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Firstly, we will understand about the Company & its business
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They are the 2nd largest AMC in terms of total Asset Under Management (AMC),
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It manages a fund of about Rs.9,70,600 Cr.
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They are the 8th largest AMC in terms of MFs QAAUM, which is about Rs.1,33,600 Cr.
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They manage about 10.9 million folios,
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Which is 12.9% of the MF industry
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Now we will talk about their businesses
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They are in the Domestic Mutual Funds (all mutual funds)
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They have mutual funds like equity, debt, hybrid etc
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Other than this they give portfolio management services
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To the institutions and NHI
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They provide PMS services to the govt. institutions also.
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Which is a good source of revenue for them
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We will go through the whole break-up
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They also do pension fund management
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From NPS the money goes to the equity, they also manage it
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They have offshore funds also from
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Where they invest outside India
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They also run alternative investment funds
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Secondly, they have a strong distribution network
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They have 163 UTI financial centres which are run by themselves
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They have 257 business development associates and agents,
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With 53k independent financial advisors,
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They sell their mutual funds through banks and distributors also
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They have a dedicated sales team for institutional and PSU clients
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Today everyone possesses websites and mobile apps
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They also have
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They have 459 relationship managers,
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International offices for the people who want to invest in India from outside
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They have offices in London, Dubai, Guernsey & Singapore
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They gain their max revenue from management fees about 73%
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This is broadly for the co. and businesses
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Now lest understand their promoters and shareholding pattern,
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The co. was established on14 Nov. 2002 in Mumbai
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It is a professionally managed co.
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It has no identifiable promoter
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So under its shareholding pattern,
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Its maximum shareholders are institutions, shareholders such
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As SBI, LIC, Bank of Baroda, PNB, TRP
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The TRP is basically, T rows price international.
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which is an international co.
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You can break up how much % they own
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Around 1% is with employees and with the rest it is 100%
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You can see the majority shareholder is TRP
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Later we will see how much they selling their holdings.
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Now we will see their Financials
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When we talk about the revenue of 2018-19 the growth of
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The revenue
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It is a little bit concerning area
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Because from 2018 to 19 the growth is -8.66%
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In 2020 the revenue falls down to -18.61%
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Talking about the net profits reduced to -3.12%
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And -22.6% these both are concerning the area
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Their return on equity was 15.38% in 2018,
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It becomes 13.55% to 9.88% in 2019 which is decreasing
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The reason for its decrease is
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The SEBI has reduced the total expense ratio
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And applied some limits on it, we see it later
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In Q1 of 2020 here no. are better,
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The return on the networth is 14.19%.
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The profit growth is also very decent
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At about 40.48% on comparing it with Q1 2019
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The revenue growth is also very decent,
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So the numbers of the Q1 are very encouraging
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Let's see its Valuation If the IPO is launching at a fair price or not
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The price to book value according to FY 2020 is around 2.54
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And if the final quarter is annualised for the FY 20221 is 2.48
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The price to book value ratio of the industry is 11.12
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Compared to it is a fairly priced
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Its price earning ratio according to FY 2020 is 25.73
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The forward P/E of FY 2021 is 17.47
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Comparing it with the average of the industry
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Only 2 companies are listed in AMC
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Which HDFC amc and NIPON amc
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Comapring it with HDFC the current PE of the HDFC is 35.17
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We can say that it is a fairly priced IPO
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This means the valuation is fair better
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Now let's see its competitor analysis
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And its position compared with other AMCs
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The first AMC according to the total asset under management
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SBI mutual funds
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Till the Last year, the UTI mutual fund under the overall asset management was positioned to be the first
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The SBI mutual fund is a step ahead now
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According to the asset under management, it comes at 2nd
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According to mutual funds, it comes in 8th position
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Here you can compare all the top 10 mutual funds
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but there are 2 things to be focused
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They are most of the business through the PMS institution under the asset under management of govt. institution
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They also manage NPS funds so SBI, UTI and LIC
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Are the only 3 main players
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Under the PMS also the main players are SBI, UTI and NIPPON
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The UTI mutual funds gain most of the business from the govt.
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Now let's see the rest of the asset under management of it
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Its performance under the mutual funds
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So according to mutual funds assets under management
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in 2014 they were managing assets of 742 billion rupees
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You can see at that time their market share was 8.2%
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So according to absolute numbers,
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The overall 1336742 in comparisons is more
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But their market share is falling down
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From 8.2 to 5.4 which is a concerning area
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So in the mutual funds rest of the AMCs were heading ahead they gain the most from the govt. business
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Now let's see the industry and growth analysis
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In the upcoming 5 years, the growth of mutual funds is expected to be good
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It will grow around 18%
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So obviously every players will get benefit from this
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Economic growth means everyone will get the benefit
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The investor base is also increasing in India
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Growing investors household surplus,
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The disposable income of the people is increasing
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Which will also help in industry growth
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With this, the growth expectation of equity mutual funds is more
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According to the growth around 22% annual growth rate
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The penetration of the equity mutual funds in India is very less
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which is only 5%
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But in developed countries such as the USA, it is 75%
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Canada has 55%, the UK has 40% which has more scope
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So according to that the growth estimate of the CRICIL
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Of the revenue is up to 13 to 15% of the industry
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The net profit growth will be 15 to 16%
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The growth of net profit has taken more because in equity mutual funds more growth is expected
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The management fees of the EMF is more
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This growth has been factored in the SEBIs total expense ratio limit
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So it is a fair growth estimate
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Now let's see its SWOT analysis Strength, Weakness, Opportunities, Threat
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Firstly let's see the strength
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It is strong brand recognition
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In fact UTI was the first mutual fund in India
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And today it is the second-largest AMC in terms of total AUM
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So people know the UTI mutual finds
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It has reached B30 cities,
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This means the next 30 cities to top T30 according to SEBI
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It has most of the mutual fund penetration. After that next is B30 cities
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There the growth is expected more in the upcoming time
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The B30 cities have maximum market share
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Today it manages 24% of the AUM comes from B30
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The industry average is 12.36% AUM
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As you can see it is gaining better revenue from the small cities compared to other industry
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So here because it is future growth centres
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It has good opportunities for UTI AMC
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It has a diverse product offering
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when someone went to UTI for investing in a mutual fund, AIF, portfolio management
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He can get every type of product under one roof
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They have a strong distribution channel
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We have seen their numbers all over India they have associates
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So they will have no problems if they want to sell any new product
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These are the strength, More strengths are strong positions in retirement solution
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They gain most from the govt. business
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Here UTI is the fund manager of EPFO, CMPFO, ESIC, NSDF
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So the portfolio management service AUM has grown very strongly,
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In the recent 2 years,
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They have grown by an annualised growth rate of 143.9%
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They have the highest market share in PMS AUM up to 44.7%
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We have recently seen the detail
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Second highest market share of
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The NPS funds with 29.2% market share
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So they have gained most businesses from the govt,
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And the growth is also very good in the recent 2 years,
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They have experience and professional management.
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So these are the strength
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Now lest see its weaknesses
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It is declining market share in Mutual Funds
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Secondly, they have declining revenue and profit growth
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We have seen it in financial
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So basically the revenue is declining in 2019 and 2020 as well
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In Q1 results, we have seen the revenue growth & profit growth
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But in upcoming time we have to see
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Whether they are sustained or not
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But in today's date, it is a weakness
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Now if we talk about Return on Net worth, it is also declining
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We have already talked,
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Previously they were getting 15% returns
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But now they are getting 9.88%
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But this has improved in this quarter,
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We are seeing 14.19% returns on net worth here
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Now we will talk about their opportunities
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Large & growing MF market in India
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We have already talked about that equity penetration is very low in India
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It is only 5%, if we talk about equity MF then the prospect of growth is high
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And India is a large market
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The second is, the high potential in Equity Mutual funds
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High growth in Direct Mutual Funds
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They get good business from the government funds & NPS funds
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If more govt. funds come to manage government funds
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Then the UTI & player like SBI can be benefited from it
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Increasing digitalisation in India,
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In today's date, there are soo many MFs app/products
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Because of that, the penetration is increasing,
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All these are good opportunities for the MF industry
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Now we will talk about its Threats
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Firstly we will talk about Total expense ratio,
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SEBI has set a limit on it
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Equity oriented schemes = 1.05% to 2.25%, i.e. no one can charge funds more than this
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This includes management fees, distribution fees, etc.
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Limit in other schemes = 0.8% to 2%
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So, it has affected the profits of the overall Mutual Fund industry
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It can be a threat, as it is a regulated industry & SEBI can bring this type of regulation anytime
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Secondly, if we talk about the short term
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Then Covid-19 may have an effect on this
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But, We have seen the results of Q1 which are okay,
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But there was so much business because of the government
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Secondly, if the Covid-19 situation continues then equity-oriented schemes/assets are considered risky
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If it impacts people's salaries, savings then it will also impact equity-related schemes
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Business dependent on market performance,
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There are ups & downs in the share market
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Their business directly depends on the stock market, so in a way, it is a Cyclical business
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Their business can go down at the Recessionary times
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So these are the threats
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So this was its analysis, now we will see the IPO details
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IPO Price = Rs.552 to Rs.554
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Here they have book built issue, so to increase our chances of allotment then we should bid on a higher price (Rs.554)
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Issue size = Rs2159.88 Cr, it is 100% offer for sale
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This is not a fresh issue, which means the company will not get the money, all the shareholders are selling their shares
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And the money will go to them, not to the company's growth
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But it is a cash-rich organization, if they want to have growth then they are not in shortage of funds
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This thing should be clear to us
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If we talk about offer
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Then SBI, LIC, BOB, PNB, TRP, all are selling their shares
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These are the details
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Employee reservation = 200,000 equity shares,
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So the remaining Net offer = 38,787,081 equity shares
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Lot size = 27 shares, we have to apply min. 1 lot
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Min. Investment (1 lot) = Rs.14,958
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Max. Investment (13 lots) = Rs.1,94,454 in retail category
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The object of the issue
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1. To achieve the benefits of listing the equity shares on the stock exchanges
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2. The sale of up to 38,987,081 shares by
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The selling shareholders
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So basically it is offer for sale, the company won't get the money
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Hopefully, you like this analysis
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