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5. It is expected that Indian Textile industry will grow with a CAGR of 10% from 2015 to 2021
which is quite above the other industries growth.

6. Ministry of Textile Industry took initiatives to promote technical textile industry. Government
allocated Rs. 48cr for 11th five year plan which was from2007 to 2011. Mainly it was for creating
awareness in the people about the industry. Government also set up four centers of excellence
to provide testing support, facilities for training etc.

7. Ministry of Textile allocated Rs. 200cr for 12th five year plan to promote technical textile
industry and the aim is to improve the basic infrastructure in terms of testing facilities, lack of
market development support, skilled manpower, research &development and regulatory
measures towards this industry. Government allocated 156cr to upgrade four existing COEs
and to setup four new COEs. Whereas 44cr to support business startups & for market
development.

8. It is expected that the market will grow by 20% in 12th five year plan which provides a huge
opportunity for investor to invest in this sector.

9. Asian technical textile market is the biggest market in the world which accounts 39% share in
the world. India has the competitive advantage over the world due to low labor & operational
costs and also in terms of technological advancement.

10. The Global market is analyzed by the following Segments: Mobile Textiles, Medical Textiles,
Industrial Textiles, Sports Textiles, Residential Textiles, Clothing Textiles, Agro Textiles, and
Others in which Mobile textile Industrial textile & Sport textile have 50% market share.

11. There are other different growing sectors like automotive sector, constructions sector,
healthcare sector & sports sector which will pull the growth of technical textile sector. Because
these sectors can’t grow without technical textile sector. So we believe that this untapped
sector has huge upside potential to grow up.

12. Garware-Wall Ropes was established in 1976 by the visionary philanthropist late Mr. B. D.
Garware in collaboration with M/s Wall Industries Inc. USA. Subsequently, the Cambridge
educated Mr. Ramesh Garware took over the reins of the company. At the helm of affairs till
end of 2011, he infused dynamism and the culture of time bound result orientation across the
organization. Weaving the core competencies of the organization to suit the emerging needs of
the customers, he introduced a slew of far-reaching initiatives like capacity expansion, forward
integration of operations, setting up a dedicated netting plant, launching new and fabricated
products etc. His entrepreneurial instinct coupled with a humane approach has laid the
platform for further growth and consolidation of the organization.

13. Management is very important aspect if we want to analyze any company. There are plenty of
examples which proved that good businesses can be failed because of the bad management
and a bad business can be sustained for a long time because of good management. We believe
that Garware-Wall Ropes is in good hands who think about their investors as well as they know
that how to grow and sustain in this competitive world.

14. Promoters have more than 50% of the market share which is a good sign for investment in the
company. If we see the above graph, shareholding of foreign institution and NRI in this
company is less than 5%, which shows that there will be less risk if they exit from the company.

15. Garware-Wall Ropes is not only a domestic company instead it has a Global reach and delivers
their products and applications to more than 50 countries including USA, Sweden, Korea,
Tacoma, South Africa, New Zealand etc.

16. A fishery involves to capture of wild fish or raising fish through fish farming or aquaculture.
Directly or indirectly, the livelihood of over 500 million people in developing countries depends
on fisheries and aquaculture. Garware-Wall Ropes has a long product lines in Fisheries like
Trawling, Gill Netting, Dole netting, Pelagic netting and different specialty ropes, which provides
the options to the customers to select the products according to their needs.

17. Aquaculture is the farming of aquatic organisms such as fish, crustaceans, molluscs and aquatic
plants. Aquaculture involves cultivating freshwater and saltwater populations under controlled
conditions, and can be contrasted with commercial fishing, which is the harvesting of wild fish.
Garware-Wall Ropes has a lot of varieties in Aquaculture product line which creates demand for
the company’s products.

18. 3 Strand Rope- Is the most economical rope available in the market. It consists of many tiny
fibres spun into yarns, and then formed into strands. 3 Strand ropes are flexible, easily spliced
and knotted.
8 Strand Rope- Is commonly used in conjunction with commercial vessels in marine
applications. Plaited 8 strand ropes have four right hands laid strands and four left hand laid
strands which produces a torque
balanced rope. 8 Strand Ropes are easily spliced and has good abrasion resistance.
12 Strand Rope- Is produced to provide significant improvement in performance, life
expectancy and strength. Plaited 12 strand ropes have six right hand laid strands and six left
hand laid strands which produces a torque balanced rope. 12 Strand Ropes are easily spliced
and offer greater abrasion
resistance combined with higher strengths.
Double Braid Rope- Is a common marine rope which is designed for great strength to weight
ratio. Double Braid ropes have a braided core encased in a braided jacket cover and is designed
to bear equal load on the core and cover. These ropes offer high strength and very good
abrasion resistance. Fibres can include Nylon, Polyester, Spectra Core, and Dual Fibre Blend.

19. Yarn and Thread used in the production of textiles, sewing, crocheting, knitting, weaving,
embroidery, rope making etc. which provides a huge potential to this product line of Garware-
Wall Ropes.

20. Garware-Wall Ropes are the manufacture of different kinds of sports net like tennis net, Cricket
net, Basketball net etc. Due to huge upside potential of sports sector, Garware-Wall Ropes is
also growing with the sports sector.

21. In Coated Fabrics of Garware-Wall Ropes provides different kind of products like:
 Truck Tarpaulins & Container Covers.
 Temporary Exhibition Halls, Temporary Warehouses & Aircraft Hangars.
 Pandals for Marriages / Religious Ceremonies.
 Tents for Resorts, Tents for NGOs, Tents for Trekking & Promotional Canopies.
 Bouncies, Promotional Balloons, Aerostat Balloons, Inflatable Boats, Inflatable Tents &
Water Storage Tanks.
 Auto Hoods / Tractor Hoods.

22. Agriculture plays a vital role in India’s economy. Over 58 per cent of the rural households
depend on agriculture as their principal means of livelihood. The country is the largest
producer, consumer and exporter of spices and spice products. It ranks third in farm and
agriculture outputs. Agricultural export constitutes 10 per cent of the country’s exports and is
the fourth-largest exported principal commodity. Company provides different kind of nets for
agriculture like anti bird net, shade net, grape net,insect net etc.

23. These products have a wide range of applications and are used in many civil, geotechnical,
transportation, geo environmental, hydraulic, and private development applications including
roads, airfields, railroads, and embankments, retaining structures, reservoirs, canals, dams,
erosion control, sediment control, landfill liners, landfill covers, mining, aquaculture and
agriculture.

27. Cash generated from operations in FY 15 is 8860.91 Lacs as compared to 8450.93 Lacs in FY 14
which is more than 409.98 lacs.

28. Sales growth of the company is continuously growing which gives an indicator of the growth of
the company. The CAGR of the company is 31.65% from 2005 to 2015 which is quite healthy as
compared with the other companies.

29. Operating profit margin is used to measure a company's pricing strategy and operating
efficiency. Garware Wall Ropes has a healthy 10% OPM in average for last 10years.

30. If we look into the graph, the profit after tax of the company is growing over the years, which
showed us the company is able to generate profit after tax year on year basis.

31. There are lot of factors which provide a top line growth to the company like growth in
agriculture sectors, sports sectors, exports, domestic demand etc. These factors providing push
to the sales of the company’s products.

32. From the graph, we can understand that Garware- Wall Ropes is an international company
whose export demand is approximately equal to the domestic demand in YOY basis.

33. The main expenditure of the company is raw material which is approximately 48% of the total
expenditure. If there is any movement in the price of raw material, company will face difficulty
and challenges. If we combine other expenses and employee benefit expenses, it will be
approximately 50% of the total expense, which is concern for the company. They should have
to reduce their other expenses so that the profit will be more.

34. Company’s products are heavily dependent on petroleum-based raw materials, power and
labors. If there is any movement in price of the raw material it will affect the company’s
revenue. Also, the company’s 50% revenue comes from export and if there is any uncertainty in
the global market than the company will face a huge pressures and challenges.

35. To invest in any company, we have to analyze the long term potential of the industry in which
the company belongs, than we have to see the company’s potential to grow, company’s
management and capacity to generate cash etc.
If we look for Technical textile industry, it has a huge potential of growth. Now, if we analyse
Garware-Wall Ropes, we can find that company has the potential to grow and has the capacity
to generate cash with a good management. If we combine all these factors, the output will be
positive. These are the reasons which gives us the dare to invest in this company.

36. • Going ahead, we expect GWRL to report a top-line CAGR of approximately 12% over
FY2015-17E. On the bottom line front, we expect the company to report approximately
18% CAGR over FY2015-17E on account of expansion in operating margin.
• Further, the company has reduced its debt significantly which will lead to cost saving for
the company. At the current market price, GWRL trades at a P/E of 11.3x its FY2017E
EPS.

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