I had written about
Multibase India Ltd about 20 months back. The stock has gone nowhere in the
interim period.
The link to old post :
Maruti Suzuki
announced the launch of the Alto 800 two days back. In what can be construed as a
path breaking move, the company has given the buyers of the top end version a choice to
opt for company fitted Driver Air bag at an additional cost.
We might see, most
other car manufacturers too following suit and offering the Driver seat Air bag
option for the Micro ( A) & Mini ( A1) segment cars too.
Annual Car sales in
India are approximately about 25 lakhs.Though there are no confirmed official
figures available, it is expected that not more than 3.5 to 4% of the cars sold are
with Airbags.
Of the total car sales
mentioned above, the Micro & Mini segment sales are about 8 lakhs. Assuming
over a period of time, even 4-5% of the buyers in this segment opt for the Air
bag option, it should provide a decent impetus to Multibase India’s revenue
growth.
A key point to bear in
mind is that Multibase India currently operates at 1/3rd of
installed capacity.
Total staff strength
is about 45 which includes 10 shared services staff for their business process
outsourcing service for the parent and group companies. Production staff number is about 15 and even
to scale up the production to 2 times or 3 times the current utilization should
not require an addition of more than 10-12 production staff. So the scale
economy benefits shall not be insignificant.
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