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Motilal Oswal Report
Britannia Industries has been aided by a confluence of positive factors, such as high in-home consumption (biscuits constitute 82% of sales), reduction in advertisement spend, decline in material cost, and low promotional spend owing to strong demand. These are likely to drive the strongest topline growth since FY12 (18.3% in FY21E) and the highest Profit after Tax growth since FY16 (38% in FY21E).
However, this extraordinary earnings growth in FY21 presents a significant hurdle from an FY22/FY23 perspective as none of these factors present a structural positive. Furthermore, material costs could result in high volatility in earnings for BRIT, it has one of the lowest gross margins among peers (40% in FY20)
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