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    Integ. Industrie

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    Financial Services·19 Feb 2025
    Management Summary

    Integrated Industries Limited reported strong 9M FY25 performance driven by its bakery products segment, with a turnover of approximately ₹525 crores. The company is aggressively expanding its manufacturing capabilities with a new 5000-ton plant in Secunderabad, UP, expected to commence production by late 2026. Management provided robust revenue growth guidance, targeting ₹1,200 crores by FY27, and aims to significantly improve operating margins from the current 9% to 15-17% through value-added products and new facilities. The expansion will be funded by a mix of equity, debt, and internal accruals, transitioning the company from its current debt-free status.

    Highlights

    7
    • 9M FY25 turnover reached approximately ₹525 crores, primarily from bakery items.

    • Current operating margin stands at 9%, with a target to improve to 15-17% post new facility commissioning.

    • Existing Neemrana plant operates at 75% capacity utilization (3400 tons per annum).

    • New 5000-ton capacity plant in Secunderabad, UP, is planned for commercial production by end of 2026, targeting ₹100 crores revenue in FY26.

    • Management projects significant revenue growth: 50% in FY26, 70-75% in FY27, reaching ₹1,200 crores by FY27.

    • The company is currently debt-free but plans to use a mix of equity, debt, and internal accruals for the new CAPEX of ₹400-500 crores.

    • Dubai overseas operations contribute a substantial ₹350 crores to the 9M FY25 turnover, primarily through contract manufacturing.

    What Changed2

    vs Q3 FY26

    Guidance items17 → 13 (-4)Risks discussed3 → 2 (-1)
    Key financials

    Metrics

    4

    Periods

    2

    Headline

    3
    • Operating Margin
      9%
    • Neemrana Plant Capacity
      3,400 tons
    • Capacity Utilization
      75%

    9M

    1
    • FY25 Turnover
      ₹525 Cr

    Segment breakdown

    • Dubai Overseas Operations₹350 Cr79.5%
    • Indian Company (Nurture Well Foods)₹90 Cr20.5%
    Donut· Share of 9M FY25 Turnover

    Capital allocation

    3
    high confidence
    CategoryHeadline
    Capex

    ₹400 crores

    mix of equity, debt and internal accrual

    Debt

    Gross ₹0 crores · Net ₹0 crores · 0.0x EBITDA

    Liquidity

    Cash ₹0.6 crores

    Company is raising funds for working capital requirements.

    Guidance & targets

    13
    CategoryTargetPriority
    Revenue
    Revenue Growth
    35-40%
    High
    Revenue
    Revenue Growth (FY26)
    50%
    High
    Revenue
    Revenue Growth (FY27)
    70-75%
    High
    Revenue
    Topline (FY25)
    ₹700 crores
    High
    Revenue
    Topline (FY26)
    ₹1,000 crores
    High
    Revenue
    Consolidated Revenue (FY27)
    ₹1,200 crores
    High
    Revenue
    New Plant Revenue Contribution (FY26)
    ₹100 crores
    High
    Capacity
    New Plant Capacity
    5000 tons
    High
    Capacity
    New Plant Commercial Production Start
    end of 2026
    High
    Margin
    Operating Margin
    15-17%
    High
    Profitability
    Profit Growth
    30-40%
    High
    Sales Mix
    Domestic vs. Overseas Sales Mix
    50% India, 50% Overseas
    High
    Capex
    Total CAPEX
    ₹400-500 crores
    High

    New Secunderabad Plant Progress

    next quarter
    CurrentDetailed project report under process, land identified
    TargetFinalization of project report, clear funding mix, and construction commencement details

    Why it matters

    This new plant is central to the company's aggressive growth and margin expansion targets for FY26/FY27.

    Vikas: "We are preparing the detailed project report in terms of what are the CAPEX required and how much revenue and markets to explore. So all those things are under process, so once that is finalized, we will definitely make an announcement as to how the CAPEX is going to be funded." (Page 5)

    How to verify

    capital_allocation.capex.fy_planned

    Risks & concerns

    2
    RiskSeverity

    Raw material price fluctuations for contract manufacturing

    Analyst raised concern about price volatility; management stated they mitigate this by booking raw material costs within 3-4 days of order finalization to secure margins.Analyst acknowledged

    medium

    Competition from established players in biscuit market

    Analyst questioned ability to scale against large players; management highlighted strong distribution, better margins for distributors, and focus on value-added products as competitive advantages.Analyst acknowledged

    medium

    Q&A highlights

    8

    “Yes, the growth momentum will continue in '26 because we are setting up new biscuit manufacturing facility, which will be manufacturing cookies, confectionery items. So the growth momentum will increase only going forward from here.”

    Clarifies that future growth will be driven by new manufacturing capacity and product diversification, not just current operations.

    asked by Swapnil Kabra

    2 min read6 chapters

    Detailed Narrative

    01

    Business Overview and Market Presence

    Integrated Industries Limited operates in organic and inorganic food products, bakery items, and other processed foods. The company acquired a biscuit manufacturing plant in Neemrana, Rajasthan, in 2023, with a capacity of 3400 tons per annum, currently operating at 75% utilization. Its products, under brands Richlite and Funtreat, are distributed across North India through a network of over 150 business partners. The company also has a significant international presence, with products accepted in UAE, Somalia, Tanzania, Kuwait, Afghanistan, Congo, Kenya, and Seychelles, and has established Nurture Well LLC in Dubai for contract manufacturing.

    02

    Manufacturing Expansion and Capacity Growth

    To support aggressive growth, Integrated Industries is setting up a new biscuit manufacturing facility in Secunderabad, Uttar Pradesh. This new plant is planned to have a capacity of 5000 tons and is expected to commence commercial production by the end of 2026. This expansion will more than double the company's existing manufacturing capacity and will focus on producing new, value-added products, including healthier biscuit options (low sugar, high fiber, gluten-free) and regional flavors.

    03

    Financial Performance and Future Outlook

    For the first nine months of FY25, the company reported a turnover of approximately ₹525 crores, with Dubai overseas operations contributing a substantial ₹350 crores. The current operating margin stands at 9%. Management projects robust revenue growth, targeting ₹700 crores for FY25, ₹1,000 crores for FY26, and ₹1,200 crores by FY27. This growth is expected to be driven by the new manufacturing facility and expanded distribution, with a projected 35-40% year-on-year growth rate and a 50% domestic/50% overseas sales mix by FY27.

    04

    Margin Strategy and Profitability Improvement

    The company aims to significantly improve its operating margin from the current 9% to 15-17% post the commissioning of the new facility. This improvement is anticipated from the focus on premium and value-added products, which inherently carry better margins. Management expects profitability to increase by 30-40% with the new setup, as these segments offer higher margins compared to existing products.

    05

    Capital Allocation and Funding Plans

    Integrated Industries Limited is currently a debt-free company. However, for the upcoming CAPEX of ₹400-500 crores for the new Secunderabad plant, the company plans to utilize a mix of equity, debt, and internal accruals. While the specific funding mix is still under consideration, management acknowledges that taking on debt will introduce finance costs. The company also raised funds through a stake sale to India Inflection Opportunities Fund to boost sales and meet working capital requirements.

    06

    Distribution and Sales Strategy

    The company employs a strong distribution network, including super stockists and distributors, to reach retailers across North India. For exports, they operate on an FOB basis with payment cycles of up to 45 days. The incentive for retailers to stock their products includes extensive reachability, a diverse product range catering to different tastes and geographies, and better margins compared to larger, established competitors. The company also actively participates in trade shows to secure new customers and enquiries.

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