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If you want to know about BoAt (Imagine Marketing Limited) Revenue Growth journey before investing, Just go through this page and know about Net Growth, Key Ratio, etc. Collect all the important information about BoAt Unlisted Shares.
Growth in %
118.61%
1 Year
133.71%
3 Year
127.57%
4 Year
Due to the steady rise in brand awareness, the company's sales increased by 118.61% y-o-y in FY22 over FY21. (Especially. their flagship brand, Boat). Because of its reliable and cost-effective products, the firm has been able to establish a strong brand name in the marketplace. Moreover, the digital-first approach has enabled the company to rapidly penetrate the target markets. The company has penetrated into the market via expansion through additional online marketplaces
and its own website. Boat also recognizes the significant opportunity in offline channels
within its product categories, both in terms of sales as well as branding benefits aiming to significantly
expand its footprint to the offline channel through omni-channel and offline retailers and distributors.
Growth in %
-20.61%
1 Year
104.47%
3 Year
84.14%
4 Year
The company's profit after tax decreased as a result of higher raw material costs brought on by ongoing supply chain disruptions following COVID 19 and higher manufacturing costs in India as compared to China. In addition, financing costs rose as a result of increased short-term debt taken out to cover working capital requirements. Company salary costs have also increased, and new ESOPs were issued in 2021 to help retain and motivate their employees.
Growth in %
-36.14%
1 Year
86.08%
3 Year
-74.45%
4 Year
The pre-split figure in the 2018 EPS has a face value of 10, and the post-split figure has a face value of 1. In FY22, Earning per share decreased, as the net profits of the company decreased.
Growth in %
97.45%
1 Year
233.49%
2 Year
-57.95%
4 Year
Growth in %
7.37%
1 Year
116.31%
3 Year
98.41%
4 Year
Growth in %
3.04%
1 Year
113.06%
3 Year
95.30%
4 Year
Growth in %
192.72%
1 Year
222.87%
2 Year
184.95%
4 Year
Growth in %
-159.47%
1 Year
-142.05%
3 Year
-445.24%
4 Year
Cash flow from the operations has decreased significantly because of the increase in net working capital requirements used to fund inventories and also company's trade receivables have increased significantly.
In FY22, company has raised around Rs. 921 Cr. short-term debt to fund its working capital requirements. Out of which approx 800 Cr. is secured cash credit limit and Working Capital Demand Loan. The WCDLs generally have a tenure ranging up to 6 months. These cash credit and WCDLs loans are repayable on demand. Interest rates range between 6.2% to 8.0%.
Increase in current liability is largely due to increase in short term borrowings to fund working capital requirements of the company.
Because inventories make up a sizable share of current assets, the Quick ratio dropped below the desired level of 1.
In contrast to changes in operating earnings, the company's finance costs have significantly changed. Due to this, the interest coverage ratio drastically decreased.
The overall operating efficiency of the company has decreased over the years because the company is expanding its business and improving its manufacturing facilities. The revenue of the company has increased significantly but the expenses also increased which impacted all the operating efficiency margin.