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Discussion Document Focus Sectors | Italian Companies in India
November, 2016
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Introduction to Cedar
CedarView I Opportunities in India
CedarView | Food Processing In India
CedarView | Wooden Furniture and Flooring
Entry Options
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Cedar is a global consulting, research & analytics firm with network offices in 16 countries, having assisted over 1000 clients for 25 years.
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Introduction to Cedar
CedarView: Opportunities in India
CedarView | Food Processing In India
CedarView | Wooden Furniture and Flooring
Entry Options
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Opportunity Sectors | India
# Sector Value ($ Bn)
1 Services Sector 50.8
2 Construction Development 24.2
3 Computer S/W & H/W 21.1
4 Telecommunications 18.4
5 Automobile Industry 15.1
6 Drugs & Pharmaceuticals 13.8
7 Chemicals 11.9
8 Trading 11.8
9 Power 10.5
10 Hotel & Tourism 9.2
Note: Top 10 sectors based on Cumulative inflows from FY00-FY16
FDI – Cumulative FY00-16 – Top Sectors Top 5 FDI Sectors - Performance
Key Focus Sectors
# Sector Market
Size Growth
1 Food Processing $ 292 Bn 13%
2 Furniture $ 21 Bn 30%
3 Wood Panel $ 5 Bn 9%
Source: Based on Cedar Research
Identification of 3 key sectors based on:
Overall attractiveness to foreign companies
Make in India promoted sector
Italian companies presence / potential
Other Sectors
# Sector Value ($ Bn) Growth
1 Services Sector 6.9 65%
2 Construction Development
0.7 -84%
3 Computer S/W & H/W 5.9 63%
4 Telecommunications 1.3 -50%
5 Automobile Industry 2.5 -2%
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Introduction to Cedar
CedarView: Opportunities in India
CedarView | Food Processing In India
CedarView | Wooden Furniture and Flooring
Entry Options
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Food Processing | Value Chain in India
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Inputs Production Procurement &
Storage Processing Retailing
Seeds, Fertilizers & Farm Equipment
Farmers, Co-operatives, Private
Companies
Warehouses, Cold Storage & Silos
Grading, Sorting, Milling & Packing
Retail Shops, Malls, Cash & Carry
National Seeds Corp, Cargill & Advanta
Farmers, Amul, ITC, Pepsi, Hindustan
Unilver
Food Corp of India, NCMSL, Arshiya
International
ITC, Cargill, Adani Enterprises, Olam
International
General Stores, Bharti-Walmart,
Future Retail, Aditya Birla Retail
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Source: IBEF, APEDA, Cedar Research, News Articles
Large international players present across the Food Processing Value Chain in India
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Food Processing | Indian Market Overview
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30%
70%
Split of Market
Organized Sector Unorganized Sector
40%
20% 11%
5%
24%
Split of Market
Meat, Fish, Fruits, Veg & Oil Beverages
Grain Mill Products Dairy Products
Other Products
181,0 204,5
231,1 258,0
291,5
050
100150200250300350
FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16
$ B
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Food Processing Market
170 402
3.982
515 513
0
1.000
2.000
3.000
4.000
5.000
FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 (e)
$ M
n
Food Processing FDI
Food Processing Market in India ~$292 Bn; Majority Unorganized
Source: IBEF, APEDA, Cedar Research, News Articles
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Food Processing | Trade
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28%
22% 14% 8% 3%
25%
Split of Market
Animal Products Basmati Rice Other RiceFruits & Veg Guargum Others
17,3
21,7 22,0 21,5
16,2
0
5
10
15
20
25
FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16
$ B
n
Food Processing | Exports
Total: $16 Bn
Exports ~$ 16 Bn; Key Categories Animal Products & Basmati Rice
Source: IBEF, APEDA, Cedar Research, News Articles
Main exports for food products Middle East (KSA & UAE) and South East Asia (Vietnam, Malaysia); exports to developed countries increasing (USA)
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Food Processing | Machinery
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2,1 2,2 2,3 2,4 2,5
0,0
0,5
1,0
1,5
2,0
2,5
3,0
FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16
$ B
n
Food Processing Machinery Market
65% 35%
Machinery Demand – Imports
Domestic Imports
206 239
276 320
371
0
100
200
300
400
FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16
$ M
n
Food Processing Machinery Exports
720 760 801 845 892
0
200
400
600
800
1.000
FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16
$ M
n
Food Processing Machinery Imports
Food Processing Machinery Market ~ $2.5 Bn; 35% met by imports
Source: IBEF, APEDA, Cedar Research, News Articles
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Food Processing | Govt Policy
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Key drivers for food
processing in India
Equipment Import :
Imports of equipment at a uniform concessional customs duty (for select
projects*)
Mega Food Parks
Defined processing zones with
infrastructure support and supply chains
~ 42 Food Parks being setup
Foreign Investment :
100% foreign investment allowed under
automatic route
Repatriation of profits and capital allowed
Storage Facility Incentives
Investment linked tax incentive of 100% of
capex for setting up and running cold chain &
warehousing facilities**
Tax:
Import duty scrapped on capital goods and raw
materials of 100% export oriented units
Source: IBEF, APEDA, Cedar Research, News Articles Note: *mechanized food grain handling, cold storage, pallet racking systems **for select industries
Govt taking actions to increase foreign investment & involvement Comments
• Food Processing sector recognized as a priority sector under the new manufacturing policy of 2011
• Government setup a “food processing fund” of $300 Mn to extend credit to food parks
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Italian Food Companies in India | Select
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Entered the country in 2008
Invested ~ $ 55 Mn in 2015 to expand operations
India operations 3rd largest by workforce for Ferrero
Products made here are exported to the Middle East, China and SE Asia
Entered in 1994 with 1 brand, Center Fresh
Currently has an estimated 25% market share in organized confectionery in India
Currently offers more than 15 brands in India, customized to Indian tastes and preferences
Entered in 2007, through an acquisition
Currently is a leading player in the retail branded coffee, café products and coffee machines segments in the country
Announced plans in 2016 to open its first Indian training center for Caterers, Bartenders & Baristas
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Strong presence of Italian food companies in the Indian market
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Introduction to Cedar
CedarView: Opportunities in India
CedarView | Food Processing In India
CedarView | Wooden Furniture and Flooring
Entry Options
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Inputs
Procurement Designing Production Distribution
Raw Material Procurement
Designing furniture (home, office,
contract, others)
Processing, Assembling and
Finishing
Direct Sale, Wholesale, Retail
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Furniture | Value Chain in India
Illustrative value chain for furniture in India
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Furniture Market | India Overview
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10
15
20
25
30
35
40
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Furniture Market
US
D B
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Furniture Market ~ $21 Bn in 2016; Growing at 30% CAGR
Source: IBEF, Cedar Research
65% 25%
10%
Split by Raw Material Usage
Wood Metal Plastic
65% 20%
15%
Split by Segment
Home Office Contract
7,1 8,9
11,1 13,9
17,3
21,7
0
5
10
15
20
25
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Home Furniture Market
US
D B
n
2,2 2,7
3,4 4,3
5,3
6,7
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2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Office Furniture Market
US
D B
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Furniture Market | India (2/2)
Organized sector only ~15% of market, Tier 1 & 2 cities ~33%
Source: Cedar Research
Contributes ~0.5% of India’s GDP
Dominated by unorganised sector; ~85% of market
Tier 1 & 2 cities account for ~ 33% of market
Furniture Market
Largest segment of furniture market ~65%
Home Furniture & Homeware retailers account ~ 5.2% of Specialist retail market
Key products: dining tables, chairs, sofas, beds, table units & wardrobes
Home Furniture
Key products : seating furniture, executive furniture, office desks, wall to-wall units, cabinets & office storage
Operative/Office desks account for ~40% of Office furniture market
Office Furniture
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India Wood Panel Industry | Market
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Indian wood panel industry growing at ~9%; 65% Plywood
Source: Spark Capital, Cedar Research
4,5 4,9 5,3 5,8
6,3
01234567
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
$ B
n
Indian Wood Panel Industry
65%
20%
15%
Split by Type
Plywood Surface Products Engineered Products
65%
35%
Split by Type
Organized Unorganized
2,9 3,1 3,2 3,4 3,6
0
1
2
3
4
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
$ B
n
Plywood
0,7 0,8
0,9 1,1
1,2
0,0
0,5
1,0
1,5
2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
$ B
n
MDF & Particle Board
MDF is 100% organized
Note: Surface Products includes Laminates & Veneers; Engineered Products include MDF and Particle Boards
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India Wood Panel Industry | Pricing
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Plain Rs 110/Sq Ft Rs 65/Sq Ft Rs 40/Sq Ft
Prelam (both sides) Rs 150/Sq Ft Rs 75/Sq Ft Rs 55/Sq Ft
Branded 1
Plywood MDF Segment Area Particle Board
Plain Rs 50/Sq Ft Rs 45/Sq Ft Rs 35/Sq Ft
Prelam (both sides) Rs 95/Sq Ft Rs 55/Sq Ft Rs 40/Sq Ft
Unbranded 2
Preference Preferred by Carpenters
Preferred by Furniture Manufacturers
Suitability All Furniture Applications
Wardrobe Doors, Cabinets etc
General ready made furniture
Features 3
Unbranded products significantly cheaper than branded varieties
Source: Spark Capital, Cedar Research
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India Wood Panel Industry | Players
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CenturyPly and Greenply leading companies in the sector
# Category Century Ply Greenply Rushil Décor Uniply
1 Founded 1986 1990 1993 1996
2 HQ Kolkata Kolkata Ahmedabad Chennai
3 Distribution Network 18,000+ 10,000+ 2,000+ 500+
4 Products
• Plywood • Laminates • Veneers • Blockboards • Doors
• Plywood • MDF • Doors • Floors
• Laminates • MDF Boards
• Plywood • Veeneers • Doors • Boards
5 Revenue $235 Mn $232 Mn $40 Mn $16 Mn
6 EBITDA $38 Mn $31 Mn $4.2 Mn $1.7 Mn
7 Net Profit $22.1 Mn $18.4 Mn -$0.1 Mn $0.1 Mn
8 Net Profit Margin 9.4% 7.9% N/A 0.4%
9 Share Price $3 $3.7 $6.7 $2.6
10 Market Cap $682 Mn $442 Mn $96 Mn $51 Mn
Source: Company Websites, CapitalIQ, Cedar Research
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India Wood Panel Industry | Trends
Growth
Manufacturers looking to setup manufacturing units in the north and western regions, due to expected growth in demand
Slowdown in the Chinese plywood industry set to benefit local players
Organized Market
Shift from unorganized market to the organized market due to better product mix, design, lower prices
Introduction of GST expected to benefit the organized sector
MDF MDF forecasted to increase its share in the market over Plywood
Consumers shifting from low-quality plywood to MDF
Players Centuryply and Greenply account for ~50% of the Organized Plywood market
MDF dominated by Greenply, VIR Laminate, Action etc
Key trends in the Wood Panel Industry
Source: Company Websites, AMSEC, ICICI, edar Research
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Furniture & Panels Market | Trade
355 398
443 418 423
0
100
200
300
400
500
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
$ M
n
Wooden Furniture Exports
44%
12% 9% 7% 5%
23%
Split by Destination
USA Germany United Kingdom
France Netherlands Others
38 35 45
62
49
010203040506070
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
$ M
n
Plywood, Veneered Panels & Laminated Woods Exports
12%
8% 4%
3% 3%
70%
Split by Destination
Turkey United Arab Emirates
Saudi Arabia Netherlands
Thailand Others
Note
HS Codes considered
Wooden Furniture – 940330, 940340, 940350 & 940360
Plywood, Veneered Panels & Laminated Woods - 4412
Source: UN Comtrade Data
Wooden furniture exports ~ $423 Mn; Wooden Panels ~ $49 Mn
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Furniture & Wood Panelling | Key Drivers
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Key drivers for Furniture & Paneling In
India
100% FDI
Government allowed 100% FDI into the retail
sector
Online Sales:
Increasing sales of furniture through online
portals with specific furniture websites
operating
Niche Segments
Growth in niche segments such as branded kids furniture driving the
market
Demographic factors:
Increasing per capita income and increasing
urbanization driving spending in the furniture
market
Source: IBEF, News Articles, Cedar Research
Increasing per capita income, new segments and FDI driving growth
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Italian Furniture Companies in India | Select
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Entered in 2010
Focus on premium and luxury segment products in India
Offerings include Sofas, Chairs, Beds, Tables, Lamps etc
Currently has 8 stores across India
Poltrona Frau entered in 2007 via a JV with Tata Group
Offers three brands in India – Poltrona Frau, Cassina & Cappellini, operating in the high-end furniture sector
Also offers Turnkey solutions to clients
Entered in 2011, opening up its first store in India
Tied up with a local company, M Concepts to enter
Offers modular furniture and home accessories
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Limited presence of Italian furniture brands in India
Source: IBEF, News Articles, Cedar Research
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Introduction to Cedar
CedarView: Opportunities in India
CedarView | Food Processing In India
CedarView | Wooden Furniture and Flooring
Entry Options
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Entry Options | Comparison
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Foreign Company Entry Options
Unincorporated Entities
Incorporated Entities
Liaison Office
Acts as representative of parent co.
Cannot undertake any commercial activities
Approval valid for 3 years
Used by cos. that want to explore opportunities
Branch Office
Can act as buying and selling agent of company
Cannot carry out retail, manufacturing or processing activities
Used by cos that want to undertake R&D
Project Office
Permitted to operate a bank account in India & remit surplus revenue to parent company
Project offices are preferred by companies engaged in one-time turnkey projects
Partnership
Partnership firms own assets and personally liable for business debts & taxes
Investment by foreign firms in partnerships allowed based on prior approval
Limited Liability
Partnership
Partnership where individual partners not responsible for partners liabilities
LLP is a body corporate, exists independent of its partners
LLP allowed in under the automatic route where 100% FDI is allowed
Private Limited
Company
Registered under the companies act
Minimum of 2 & max of 200 employees
More flexible than public companies & easier to register
Limited exit options
Cannot invite public to subscribe to its shares
Public Limited
Company
Public company has a minimum of 7 members and maximum can be more than 200 shareholders
May list shares on a stock exchange by way of an IPO
Minimum public shareholding of 25%
Source: Cedar Research Note: Unincorporated entities have one additional entry form – Trust
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