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    Posted: 05/Jun/2012 at 3:17pm
This is the relative comparison of few good FMCG companies. Holding one in the portfolio for nxt 4-5 years can provide steady compounded returns.


Company MCAP  (Cr) FY12 Sales 5 yrs Sales CAGR FY12 PAT 5 yrs PAT CAGR Margin RoCE Equity (Cr) Asst Turn ovr MCAP/Sales P/E Payout Ratio













Godrej Consumer 18750 2980 28 605 33 18 29 32.36 6.09 6.3 31 45













Dabur 18150 5300 21 644 15 14 44 174.07 4.39 3.4 32 50













Marico 10840 2970 13 336 19 13 24 61.49 6.18 3.6 32 15













HUL 88550 22120 6 2691 5 12 102 216.15 5.63 4 32 72













P & G (jun 11) 7300 1000 13 150 8 15 30 32.46 3.2 7.3 40 56






According to above analysis, Godrej consumer is growing @ good CAGR hence is valued at 6.3 times FY12 Sales. There is a wide margin at which Godrej consumer is growing as compared to other FMCG companies.

So can we bet on it for nxt 5 yrs?
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Quote tejas.k Replybullet Posted: 05/Jun/2012 at 3:41pm
GCPL made some acquisitions/mergers in the last 2 yrs. Thats why the sales/pat CAGR looking good. Apart from numbers, one has to look at the products. Apart from good night, i cant think of any dominant product. Even here, its not a monopoly. there is all out and mortein. cinthol is in a crowded space which is already penetrated. even in hair color segment, there are so many players with better quality.
But yes. Its a great company and may outperform the rest here.

Among these, I would pick dabur. ( p/e is 28 now. not 32). Note: I  may be biased since I sold out GCPL and entered dabur :-)
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Quote vijaygawde Replybullet Posted: 05/Jun/2012 at 6:30pm
You have omitted two of the best compounding FMCG machines

1. Nestle India
2. Asian Paints
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Quote rohit1889 Replybullet Posted: 05/Jun/2012 at 6:52pm
Originally posted by vijaygawde

You have omitted two of the best compounding FMCG machines

1. Nestle India
2. Asian Paints


Thanks Vijay ji. I wonder how i forgot about them Smile
Posting it below.
Which one is top FMCG bet according to you


Edited by rohit1889 - 05/Jun/2012 at 6:53pm
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Quote rohit1889 Replybullet Posted: 05/Jun/2012 at 6:53pm
Company MCAP  (Cr) FY12 Sales 5 yrs Sales CAGR FY12 PAT 5 yrs PAT CAGR Margin RoCE Equity (Cr) Asst Turn ovr MCAP/Sales P/E Payout Ratio













Godrej Consumer 18750 2980 28 605 33 18 29 32.36 6.09 6.3 31 45













Dabur 18150 5300 21 644 15 14 44 174.07 4.39 3.4 32 50













Marico 10840 2970 13 336 19 13 24 61.49 6.18 3.6 32 15













HUL 88550 22120 6 2691 5 12 102 216.15 5.63 4 32 72













P & G (jun 11) 7300 1000 13 150 8 15 30 32.46 3.2 7.3 40 56













Nestle 43700 7515 16 961 18 13 63 96.42 3 5.8 40 56













Asian Paints 35700 7970 23 960 28 12 52 95.92 5.23 4.5 38 46
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Quote Bhupan Replybullet Posted: 05/Jun/2012 at 8:44pm
Originally posted by vijaygawde

You have omitted two of the best compounding FMCG machines

1. Nestle India
2. Asian Paints
 
Vijay Bhai can we also include ITC in this ? I was trying to retrieve details which have been added in coulms above .
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Quote FutureBull Replybullet Posted: 05/Jun/2012 at 10:12pm
the slowing economy brings bad news from unexpected quarters
http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/cnbc-tv18-comments/armys-csd-curbs-spendingfmcg-products_713871.html
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Quote rohit1889 Replybullet Posted: 05/Jun/2012 at 11:11pm
Originally posted by FutureBull

the slowing economy brings bad news from unexpected quarters
http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/cnbc-tv18-comments/armys-csd-curbs-spendingfmcg-products_713871.html


Few days back IRCTC had banned all food products packed in plastic from IRCTC canteens on central railway platforms .(Lays, Kurkure, biscuits,etc.)
http://www.asianage.com/mumbai/revoke-plastic-ban-stations-360

Wonder how much does these contribute in Sales of these FMCG companies
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