Dixon Technologies shares were in focus today after the company's Q4 results for the March 2022 quarter and financial year 2022 surpassed investors' expectations.
The stock opened at Rs 3,730 and rose 5% intraday to hit Rs 3,939 and finally closed 1.1% higher at Rs 3,846.
The company reported a 40% YoY increase in revenue for the March 2022 quarter at Rs 29.5 bn on the back of its mobile and EMS division.
The segment's revenue contribution has gone up to 44% from 14% in the year ago period.
Due to the increase in revenue, operating profit came in higher by 48% YoY at Rs 1.2 bn compared to Rs 798 m in the March 2021 quarter.
As a result, the company's net profit rose by 42% YoY. Net profit margins stood flat at 2.9%.
For the financial year 2022, Dixon's revenue rose 66% YoY to Rs 107 bn. However, operating profit rose only 32% YoY as raw material expenses went up.
Overall, the company's net profit rose 17% YoY. Net profit margins fell marginally to 2.4% from 3.4%.
Shares of Dixon are currently down 3.3% in the last month and 30% in 2022. The stock is also down 4.1% in the last year compared to 6.6% rise in the BSE Sensex.
The stock has been under pressure due to aggressive selling by FPIs across the board. As a result, the FPI holding in Dixon has come down from 20% to 16% over the last year.
Investors have been concerned due to the decline in the company's operating margin which have fallen due to the sharp increase in raw material costs.
There were also concerns due to the Enforcement Directorate's (ED) seizure of assets of Chinese mobile manufacturing company Xiaomi.
However, the company clarified that there is no adverse impact on the business of the company.
In an exchange filing, the company said,
However, in the last five days, the stock has risen by almost 12%.
Dixon Technologies is one of the largest design-focused and solutions company in India. It's engaged in manufacturing consumer electronics.
The company's product portfolio includes most consumer electronics we use daily. LED TVs, washing machines, LED bulbs, and tube lights, mobile phones, CCTV - Dixon has its footprint in all of them.
It's the biggest manufacturer of LED TVs in India.
It produces TVs for global and domestic brands like Samsung, Panasonic, Xiaomi, TCL, OnePlus, and many more. The biggest part of the company's revenues (over 45%) is from the LED TV segment.
Display manufacturing is very complex and technology-intensive. The problems are huge capital investment, high risk, and rapid changes in technology.
Despite being in a capital-intensive sector, Dixon has maintained a footprint, across verticals, with little debt on its books.
To know more about the company, check out Dixon Technologies fact sheet and quarterly results.
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