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P R E S E N TAT I O N
May 2022
K A LYA N J E W E L L E R S I N D I A L I M I T E D
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CONTENTS 01
5-8
04
29-31
COMPANY OVERVIEW STRATEGIC PRIORITIES
02 05
10-25 33-44
INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS PERFORMANCE REVIEW
03
27
E-COMMERCE PLATFORM
01
C O M PA N Y O V E R V I E W
Company at a glance
1908: Started the entrepreneurial journey 1972: The second generation expanded retail
with the first textile mill in Kerala presence to more textile showrooms
1993: The third generation of Kalyan Mr. Rajesh Kalyanaraman and Mr. Ramesh
family, under the visionary leadership of Kalyanaraman joined Mr. T. S Kalyanaraman right
Mr. T. S. Kalyanaraman, entered jewellery from the initial days of Kalyan Jewellers
retailing by opening its first showroom
under the brand ‘Kalyan Jewellers’ in 2021: Listed on NSE and BSE as Kalyan Jewellers
Thrissur, Kerala India Limited
2022: Reached the count of 154 showrooms across
T.S. Kalyanaraman Rajesh Kalyanaraman Ramesh Kalyanaraman India and in Middle East
Amongst Few Business Houses With Over 100 Years Legacy in Corporate India
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Key milestones
Opened first Launched “My Kalyan” Entered Maharashtra Entered Chennai Incremental equity Entered Bihar 124 showrooms in India
showroom under customer outreach and Middle East markets and East India investment by Warburg market and 30 showrooms in
the brand ‘Kalyan initiative (Orissa) markets Pincus the Middle East
Jewellers’ in
Entered Telangana Purchased a stake in
Thrissur, Kerala
and Karnataka Enovate Lifestyles
markets Private Limited and its
online platform at
www.candere.com
Key Highlights
5 21 13 8,386
States & Union Territories Procurement Centres Employees
Countries
in India
1 Leading brand in a large market with rapidly 6 Robust and Effective Internal Control Processes
increasing organised share driven by significant Information technology and operations management systems
growth tailwinds to support a growing organization and showroom network
with a pan India presence
2 Established Brand Built on Core Values of 7 Effective Marketing and Promotion Strategy
Trust & Transparency Designed to reinforce local touch of a Pan India brand
Trusted brand synonymous with solving key pain while maintaining consistent brand messaging
points of the industry
8 Extensive Grassroot MyKalyan Network Enabling
3 Pan India Presence Deep Distribution
One of India’s largest jewellery companies with a Grassroots customer outreach network which is a key
Pan India network of showrooms facilitator of being considered as the neighborhood
jeweller in each market
4 Hyperlocal Strategy Creating Wide Market Strong Promoters and Management Leadership
Addressability 9
Visionary promoters and strong management team with
Hyperlocal strategy to cater to a wide range of demonstrated track record
geographies and customer segments
5 6
32 40 Characteristics
Characterised by localised consumer preferences
2000 2007 2020 2025
(‘hyperlocal’ nature)
70% No
Share of gold jewellery out Inventory obsolescence risk North 20%
of the total gold demand given recyclability
Wedding wear 60% of jewellery
East 15%
Daily wear 30% South 40%
Fashion wear 10% West 25%
Source: Technopak
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Key market trends & characteristics
Source: Technopak
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Established brand
Product Quality Transparency In Gold Exchange After-sales Service & Staff Training
Karatmeters to verify purity of gold jewellery Transparent exchange process; valuation and Staff training to drive customer satisfaction
verification of purity in front of the customer and win repeat business
Telangana
81%
Showrooms in
19%
Showrooms in
Bengaluru – Phoenix Mall Hyderabad - Dilsukh Nagar
Bengaluru - Lulu Mall Rajasthan Coimbatore Hyderabad – Punjagutta Middle East
Belgaum Jodhpur Erode Hyderabad – Kukatpally
India
Bellary Jaipur Karur Hyderabad – AS Rao Nagar
Davangere Udaipur Kancheepuram Karim Nagar
Hubli Kumbakonam
Khammam
Hassan Haryana Madurai
Mysore Gurgaon
Madurai 2nd Showroom Warangal Balanced Pan-India presence
Nagercoil
Mangalore
Vellore West Bengal
Shivamogga Madhya Pradesh Ramanathapuram Kolkata – Camac Street
Udupi
Kerala
Bhopal
Indore
Salem
Tanjore
Thiruvannamalai
Kolkata – Gariahat
Kolkata – Salt Lake
Siliguri
62% 38%
Adoor Gujarat Tirunelveli
South India Non-South India
Alappuzha Ahmedabad Trichi Assam
Angamali Jamnagar Trichi 2nd Showroom Guwahati
Attingal Rajkot Thoothukudi
Kochi
Kannur
Surat
Vadodara
Pondicherry
Bihar
Patna 36% 64%
Kollam Metro Presence Non-Metro Presence
Maharashtra Delhi
Kodungallur
Mumbai – Borivali Andhra Pradesh
Kozhikode South Extension
Mumbai – Ghatkopar Guntur
Kottayam Nellore Dwarka
Mumbai – Thane Karol Bagh
Palakkad Mumbai – Vashi Kadapa
Kurnool Pitampura
Pathanamthitta Mumbai – Andheri Preet Vihar
Perinthalmanna Mumbai - Phoenix Mall, Lower Parel Kakinada
Visakhapatnam Vegas Mall, Dwarka
6%
Thalassery Mumbai - Matunga
Nagpur Viayawada
Thiruvananthapuram Tirupati Uttar Pradesh
Nashik
Thrissur – Round East Ghaziabad
Pune – Karve Road
Thrissur – Round North
Pune – Hadapsar
Chhattisgarh Lucknow Organised Jewellery Market Share 1
Thiruvalla Raipur Kanpur
Thodupuzha Noida
Trivandrum Noida 2
1 Source: Technopak
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Marketing and promotion strategy
Ritabhari Chakraborthy
West Bengal (Bengali)
Kinjal Rajpriya
(Gujarati)
Prabhu Ganesan Nagarjuna Akkineni Shiv Rajkumar Manju Warrier Kalyani Priyadarshan
Tamil Nadu (Tamil) Andhra Pradesh, Telangana Karnataka (Kannada) Kerala (Malayalam) South India
(Telugu)
Localisation In Brand Localisation Of Our Localisation Of Our Showroom Localisation Through Our
Communication And Marketing Product Portfolio Experience For Customers “My Kalyan” Network
State and city specific brand campaigns Product portfolio as per local market Staff who speak local language and Focused grassroots outreach
preferences know local culture across urban, semi- urban and
Brand ambassadors with national, rural areas
regional and local appeal Local artisans as contract manufacturers Showrooms reflect local tastes and
sensibilities Dedicated 3,234 “My Kalyan”
Communication in local language 13 procurement centres across key
personnel for door-to-door and
jewellery manufacturing regions
direct marketing among local
communities
Product Design
Kalyan with its deep insight on local preferences has created significant barriers to entry
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‘My Kalyan’ network
SOLD VIA BRANDS SOLD VIA BRANDS SOLD VIA BRANDS SOLD VIA BRANDS
ANTIQUE (NON YELLOW DIAMOND JEWELLERY DIAMOND JEWELLERY DIAMOND JEWELLERY UNCUT DIAMOND PRECIOUS STUDDED
GOLD FINISH) STUDDED JEWELLERY
• Capturing customer • Use of Content Marketing MyKalyan staff equipped with Candere - Kalyan’s • Employee training during the
information at store level, Platform (‘near me search’) mobile app that: e-commerce site providing lockdown digitally
running analytics and to drive search traffic to access to India, US and UK
• Stores customer data • Customer outreach initiated
targeted campaigns local store micro-sites markets (currently a separate
during lockdown, via
• Manages lead generation inventory)
• Upselling related products • Enhancing customer employee mobile app
at point-of-sale through conversion by following up MyKalyan outlets also use Online Gold Ownership • Employee targets and goal
instant dynamic voucher on the digital footprint ‘near me search’ Certificate – customer can buy achievements mapped
codes online and redeem at the through app, ensuring
• Social media mapping to store transparency efficiency
enrich customer database
Enterprise Resource Strict Inventory Regular Inventory Big 4 Auditor Integrated Operations To
Planning System Allowing Management & Checks Allow Inventory
Real-time Visibility Into Monitoring Practices - Movement Between
Inventory Accounting For Each Showrooms
Piece Of Inventory
Helpful during peak seasons, Jewellery identification with a Daily inventory checks at the Deloitte Haskins & Sells LLP as Inventory movement
allowing management to unique barcode, which aids close of business at each the current Statutory Auditor to align jewellery
respond quickly to replenish or tracking and monitoring of showroom, monthly inventory since 2015 offerings with customer
reallocate inventory based on each piece of inventory further weight verifications by preferences and accommodate
shifting customer demand linked to the central ERP system regional managers / business variations in seasonal buying
patterns heads patterns
Non-Executive Directors: Retail Industry Independent Directors: Industry Experience & Expertise In Key Domains
Experience And Financial Sponsor Representation
Mr. Salil Nair Ms. Kishori Jayendra Udeshi Mr. Anil Sadasivan Nair Mr. T.S. Anantharaman
Non-Executive Director Independent Director Independent Director Independent Director
• ~24 years of experience in the • Several years of experience in • ~20 years of experience in the • Several years of experience in
retail industry policy and banking sectors field of advertising banking, teaching management
and accounting
• Former CEO of Shoppers Stop • First woman Deputy Governor of • Former CEO & Managing Partner
RBI and Director of RBI of Law & Kenneth Saatchi & • Former Chairman of The Catholic
to be nominated on Board of Saatchi Syrian Bank
State Bank of India
Mr. Anish Kumar Saraf Mr. Agnihotra Dakshina Murty Chavali Mr. Mahalingam Ramaswamy
Non-Executive Director Independent Director Independent Director
• Highdell Nominee Director • ~31 years of experience in the banking sector • ~36 years of experience in the banking sector
• Managing Director at Warburg • Former Executive Director of Indian Overseas Bank and • Former Managing Director of State Bank of
Pincus, India former Nominee Director of Bank of Baroda amongst others Travancore
*Note: Appointment as Chairman & Independent Non-Executive Director is subject to regulatory and shareholder approval.
• Mr. Vinod Rai was the Former Comptroller and Auditor General of India
• Mr. Rai has held various positions within the Indian government as well as in state governments and has been instrumental in a wide variety of
reforms in India, including as Chairman of the Banks Board Bureau, a body set up by the Indian government to reform public banking in India
• Mr. Rai was awarded the Padma Bhushan, India’s third highest civilian award, in recognition of his services to the country
• He has Masters degrees both in Economics as well as Public Administration from Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi and the Harvard
Kennedy School, Harvard University, USA, respectively
Candere website launched Achieved revenue of ₹1.1 Crores Increased catalogue to 100 product Kalyan Jewellers make Candere.com
categories & a variety of 4,000+ their online platform through an
Identified need for versatility of Established a fully commercial
designs acquisition
precious jewellery on online platforms
e-commerce website
Increased average ticket size and
conversion ratio substantially
Today
Reported a revenue of ₹1,412 mn for Customer trust and robust IT infrastructure has
FY22; CAGR growth of 83% since Strong presence and user loyalty on leading
resulted in web traffic to increase from ₹3.7 mn
acquisition by Kalyan Jewellers marketplaces – Amazon and Flipkart
in 2017 to ₹25 Mn in 2022
Annualised monthly revenue run rate of
~ ₹1,800 mn
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04
S T R AT E G I C P R I O R I T I E S
History & Future roadmap
Strong brand, scalable business Continue to increase focus on Expand “My Kalyan” network in Invest in CRM, campaigns and
model, effective operational higher margin studded jewellery areas where Kalyan is currently technologies to analyse and
PRIORITIES
processes and proven track record and explore opportunities to underpenetrated relative to the manage customer interactions
of profitable expansion, positions expand range of sub brands to scale of the latent demand and related data throughout the
Kalyan well to capitalise on the introduce new branded jewellery opportunity in those particular customer lifecycle, with goal of
market opportunity arising from lines targeted at both specific markets creating a long-term relationship
continued shift in demand in customer niches as well as the with customers, building
favour of organised jewellery luxury market customer retention and driving
companies sales
Targeted same stores sales • To improve gross • To increase the share of • Calibrated expansion in • Aggressive plan drawn
growth of mid to high margins organically revenue from non- Middle East on the back up for the for the next
single digits through upselling and south markets; of good business phase of growth
rise in the share of incremental traction in the region • First offline showroom
revenues from Non showrooms over the last three to be opened during
South region predominantly in non- consecutive quarters the current financial
• The Company aims to south markets • Expansion to be fully year
improve gross margins • 12-15 new showrooms funded by the internal
by 2%+ and maintain a in India annually to be accruals from the
steady state EBITDA funded by internal region
margins of 10%+ accruals
• The EBITDA margins will • Franchise model to
be driven by increase in further support the
gross margins coupled pace of expansion in
with operating leverage India
Appointment of Independent Non-Executive Chairman (Vinod Rai) – Adhering to Highest Standards of Corporate Governance
• Mr. Rai was the Former Comptroller and Auditor General of India, the former Chair of the United Nations Panel of External Auditors and has held various
positions within the government where he has been instrumental in a wide variety of reforms in India
• Was also was awarded the Padma Bhushan, one of India’s highest civilian awards
• Yet another step in the evolution of Kalyan towards commitment to upholding the highest standards of good corporate governance
Revenue (₹ mn) • Revenue growth of over 47% when compared to No. of Showrooms
+47% Q4FY20
+16%
• Underlying strong momentum in the market key
to achieving 92% of Q4FY21 revenue despite 124
26,149 Omicron wave, extreme volatility in gold prices:
23,988
base quarter (Q4FY21) was extremely strong
16,278 with 61% YoY growth
• Added three showrooms during the quarter in 107 107
India; net addition of 17 showrooms during FY22
• Expansion across gross profit, EBITDA and PAT
margins (YoY) driven by higher share of studded
and non-south revenue
Q4FY20 Q4FY21 Q4FY22 • Opex firmly under control Q4FY20 Q4FY21 Q4FY22
3,483
17,918 8,912
8,231
15,076
• Revenue growth of over 47% when
10,729 compared to Q4FY20 5,549
• Non-South revenue share at 37.2%
compared to 31.5% in Q4FY21 (YoY)
and 37.5% in Q3FY22 (QoQ)
331
298 66
744 43
737
195
-86
Q4FY20 Q4FY21 Q4FY22 Q4FY20 Q4FY21 Q4FY22
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Consolidated performance
Net Debt to Equity (with GML) Net Debt to Equity (without GML)
1.3
0.3 0.3
Note:
1. GML: Gold Metal Loan
(a) Equity Share Capital 10,301 10,301 (a) Property, Plant and Equipment 8,287 8,520
(b) Other Equity 19,954 22,335 (b) Capital Work in progress 527 15
Total Equity 30,254 32,636 (c) Right of use Assets 5,338 4,835
Total Non-current Liabilities 6,482 5,752 (iii) Other Financial Assets 923 666
(i) Borrowings 15,275 13,809 (j) Non-current tax assets (net) 582 560
(ii) Metal Gold Loan 10,030 10,042 Total Non-current Assets 24,308 24,503
(iii) Lease Liabilities 674 764 II Current Assets
(iv) Trade Payables (a) Inventories 43,881 47,457
Total Outstanding Dues of Micro and Small Enterprises - - (b) Financial Assets
Total Outstanding Dues of Creditors Other than Micro and Small Enterprises 5,581 4,953 (i) Trade Receivables 40 45
(v) Other Financial Liabilities 685 188 (ii) Cash and Cash Equivalents 3,082 870
(b) Provisions 94 142 (iii) Bank Balances Other than (ii) above 5,913 3,748
(c) Other Current Liabilities 9,391 9,273 (iv) Loans 624 -
(d) Current Tax Liabilities (net) 657 - (v) Other Financial Assets 496 344
Total Current Liabilities 42,388 39,172 (c) Other Current Assets 779 593
Total liabilities 48,870 44,924 Total Current Assets 54,816 53,057
Total Equity and Liabilities (I+II) 79,124 77,559 Total Assets (I+II) 79,124 77,559
(v) Other Financial Liabilities 1,274 328 (iii) Bank Balances Other than (ii) above 7,318 6,282
(b) Provisions 103 149 (iv) Other Financial Assets 343 305
(c) Other Current Liabilities 10,346 10,392 (c) Other Current Assets 1,636 1,199
(d) Current Tax Liabilities (net) 658 - Total Current Assets 67,103 68,414
Total Current Liabilities 53,720 51,818 Total Assets (I+II) 88,651 89,451
Total Equity and Liabilities (I+II) 88,651 89,451
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For further information, please contact
Tel : +91 487 24 37 333 Mr. Rahul Agarwal / Mr. Aakash Mehta