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Shricon Industries Ltd Management Discussions

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Indian economic overview

Indian real estate 2025 trends are characterized by innovation, sustainability and affordability. As developers, it is pivotal to seize emerging opportunities and adapt to changing consumer preferences and technological advancements.

Opportunities & Threats

Real estate means that the investment of capital and resources to improve the land, buildings, roads, utility system, fixtures, and structures. Some of the main 4 types of real estate are land, commercial, industrial, and residential.

When we say the real estate business, then it has to perform various functions like; brokerage, management, marketing, development, sales, professional services, and lending. It provides many career and job opportunities in the following categories; sale agent, real estate attorney, analyst, appraiser, home and building inspector, commercial broker, loan underwriter, and mortgage specialist.

The SWOT analysis of the real estate business would help us to see things from different angles like strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats that this industry has to face. Here it follows;

Strengths of Real Estate Business

Some of the core strengths of real estate business are as follows;

Value Multiplies Overtime

The investment in the real estate property is one such asset, where the value of your investment increases with time. If a new housing society, main road, or a railway line is connected with your property, then its value multiplies much time more.

Less Risky Investment

Unlike investment in the bonds and shares; where you lose almost all of your money if the stock doesnt go up in the market. On the other hand, investment in real estate property is one of the safest investments. Its value doesnt fall from the sky and you would lose everything.

Even its value does fall, and then you can use your property for other purposes like rents, crops, buildings, etc. In that case, you wont go bankrupt just like it happens with the investment of bonds and shares.

Authority over the Use of Land

Once you have ownership of your property, then you can do whatever you want to do with your land. Whether you want to cultivate some crops or fields, drill down the land for the oil and gas, or establish some building for the rent or other purposes. You would have complete authority over the use of the land. No other asset would provide you such autonomy over its use.

Inflation Hedge

An inflation hedge is an economic term and it means when the currency of a country starts getting devaluing either because of the macro-economic factors or inflation. Then you invest your capital to protect inflation and investors interests. Assets like real estate property, gold, or silver fall in the category of good inflation hedge that would not only save the country from inflation but also the investor as well.

Used as Collateral

When you apply for a loan from the financial institution, then the bank would require real estate property to issue you the loan. Even the land isnt providing much value in the open market, but you can still use it as a security to buy a loan from the bank or any other private business owner.

Traded in the Open Market

Just like a stock market for bonds and shares, banking industry, or the livestock market for the animals. But you wont see a specific market for the real estate business. Some brokers and agents work in this industry, and their target market is almost everyone.

It doesnt matter whatever your background or field is, you could invest or buy the r eal estate property. As long as you have enough capital and something valuable to trade with, then you are the target market.

Weaknesses of Real Estate Business

Some of the internal weaknesses of real estate business are as follows;

Difficult to Transfer Ownership

When it comes to transferring the ownership of a real estate property, then it involves so many people and other institutions. Sometimes it takes years to transfer the ownership from one generation to next. The more family members and relatives are involved, the longer it would take because you would have to bring everyone on the same page.

Not Liquid Asset

The cash is a liquid asset that you can buy anything from anyone anywhere. The real estate property isnt a liquid asset; it means that you have to sell it to make it liquid in order to make purchases that you like.

Sometimes, when it comes to liquefying your real estate asset, the market doesnt provide you the rate that you want. You have to sell your asset at a lower rate in case of an emergency.

Huge Capital Required

When it comes to owning a real estate property, then it is not easy. It requires huge capital and something very valuable to buy the land. Sometimes people work their entire lives and they cant build one house of their dreams.

Limited Supply

The supply of land in a country or a region is limited; you cant stretch it out for more people. If the land becomes less for you in a country, then you can move out to other countries. The laws and regulations of other countries dont allow you to own a property easily. You have overcome many hurdles to own land if youre an ordinary person.

Opportunities for Real Estate Business

Some of the external opportunities that the real estate business could use to its advantage are as follows;

Global Demand

If it wasnt for the land, then no country in the world would have invaded other countries. The fertile beautiful landscape is in great demand across the world because you can use it for production and tourism as well.

Rapidly Growing

The way technology and the mechanical industry is inventing new tools and machinery, the growth and productivity of the fertile land are increasing rapidly. People didnt much care for the land in the past, but now it means profit. Therefore, everyone is in the race of getting a piece of it.

New Areas have Great Potential

The construction machinery and material have made all kinds of architects and real estate designs possible. However, modern buildings have a great scope of attracting new investors and businesses into your country.

Threats to Real Estate Business

Some of the external threats that are out of the control of real estate business are as follows;

Economic Recession

When the economy of the country is in recession, then people start spending less. When people spend less, then it affects badly the overall sale of businesses. As a result, no one would be willing to spend in the real estate property because of the uncertain environments. Economic recession is out of the control of anyone, it takes a lot of time for a country to get out of it.

Competition with other Assets

Real estate is not only a solid asset in the market. There are other assets as well that are even more valuable than real estate. Like gold, silver, oil and gas, wheat, and etc. The most important advantage of such assets is that they are moveable, and you can liquefy it in a market where theyre in great demand. Growth in the other asset means that people wont take real estate assets seriously.

Price Falls due to Less Demand

The market of the real estate business is very uncertain. When more people are interested in the property, then its value increases. When people stop showing interest, then its value falls from the sky. For instance, if you need cash instantly and the real estate market is down, therefore, you have to sell it at a very price in such circumstances.

Conclusion: SWOT Analysis of Real Estate Business

After studying the swot analysis, we have concluded that the real estate business is a great profitable industry. But it depends on many other external factors. Therefore, it is very important to be familiar with all other variable factors before making any purchase decision.

Company Overview

Shricon Industries Limited was incorporated as Bharwaney Builders and Leasing Limited on February 24, 1984 under the Companies Act, 1956 as Public Limited Company in the State of Rajasthan. The name of Company was changed to Shricon Industries Limited on January 31, 1995. The company is engaged in the business of civil work. The Company has leveraged its rich family legacy and business experience to service the real estate needs of mid and lower-income segment of the society.

Risk management

Economic risk: Slowdown in the global or national economy due to the second and third wave of the pandemic could decelerate the Companys growth.

Mitigation: The pandemic has forced people to stay in their homes during lockdown, leading to the demand for larger homes. The company is optimistic of being able to leverage this reality and increase the carpet area sold, a growth opportunity.

Competition risk: Growing competition could cannibalise the Companys market share.

Accessibility risk: Projects beyond centralized locations could hinder sales as customers prefer centralized location.

Cost risk: Significant variations in land acquisition cost, approvals cost and raw material prices might lead to considerable losses.

Mitigation: The Company has a systematic approach to acquire large land tracts at reasonable rates.

Mitigation: The Company has a planned approach to strategies its operations and project development plans through exploring economically beneficial Joint Ventures to fund its projects and mitigate the cash flow mismatches.

Financial performance

Shricon Industries followed the accrual basis of accounting under the historical cost convention. Its accounts were prepared on the basis of Ind AS as per Section 133 of the Companies Act, 2013, read with Rule 7 of the Companies (Accounts) Rules 2014.

Balance Sheet

Sr. No.

Particulars 31/03/2025 31/03/2024
Amount Rs. In lakhs
1 Borrowings 0.93 0.86
2 Non-current assets 334.45 377.54
3 Other Non-current liabilities 0 0

 

Sr.

No

Particulars 31/03/2025 31/03/2024 Increase / (Decrease) as compared to previous year
1 Total Revenues 58.83 154.58 -95.75
2 Expenses 73.66 67.50 6.16
3 EBITDA 74.53 69.09 5.44
4 Finance Cost 0.08 4.38 -4.30
5 Depreciation and amortisation 0.87 1.58 -0.71
6 Profit (Loss) after tax -14.83 87.06 -101.89

 

3

Inventories 0.65 2.10

4

Current liabilities 1.34 3.44

5

Cash and bank balances 15.58 54.00

 

Particulars

Numerator Denominator 31.03.2025 31.03.2024 Variance% Reason for variance of above 25%
Current Ratio (no.

of times)

Current

Assets

Current

Liabilities

63.96 17.33 269% Current Assets increased in Current year as compared to previous year.
Debt Equity ratio

(no. of times)

Total Debt Shareholders

Equity

0.005 0.010 -45% Ratio change due to loss in company in current year as compare to previous year.
Debt

service (Interest coverage) ratio (no. of times)

Earnings before Interest and Tax Interest

Charges

NA NA NA Company has no term loan, therefore not applicable.
Return on Equity Ratio (%) Net Profits after taxes Average

Shareholders

Equity

-0.04 0.20 -118% Ratio change due to loss in current year as compare to previous year.
Inventory turnover ratio (no. of times) Cost of goods sold (or) sales Average

Inventory

44.98 54.62 -18% NA
Trade

Receivables turnover ratio (no. of times)

Net Credit

Sales

Average trade receivables 24.34 106.66 -77% Turnover of Company low in current year as compared to previous year reporting Year.
Trade payables turnover ratio (no. of times) Net Credit Purchases Average trade payables NA NA NA NA
Net Capital Turnover Ratio Net Sales Working

Capital

0.73 1.02 -28% Turnover of Company low in current year as compared to previous year reporting Year.
Net profit ratio (%) Net Profits after taxes Net Sales -0.22 0.56 -138% Ratio change due to loss in current year as compare to previous year.
Return on Capital employed (%) Earnings before interest and taxes Capital

Employed

-0.01 0.21 -106% Company have no capital gain in current year as compared to previous year
Return on Investment Income on investment Investment made by company NA NA NA NA

Cautionary statement

This statement made in this section describes the Companys objectives, projections, expectation and estimations which may be ‘forward looking statements within the meaning of applicable securities laws and regulations. Forward-looking statements are based on certain assumptions and expectations of future events. The Company cannot guarantee that these assumptions and expectations are accurate or will be realised by the Company. Actual result could differ materially from those expressed in the statement or implied due to the influence of external factors which are beyond the control of the Company. The Company assumes no responsibility to publicly amend, modify or revise any forward-looking statements on the basis of any subsequent developments.

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