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FINANCIAL ANALYSIS REPORT Tatia Global Venture Limited

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Author: PRATIK NIDGUNDE
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS REPORT Tatia Global Venture Limited

1. preface 

Tatia Global Venture Limited( TGVL), firstly incorporated in 1994- 95 as Tatia Intimate Exports Limited, is a Chennai- grounded BSE and NSE listed company operating in two strategic parts — fabrics and real estate structure. 

 The company was renamed Tatia Global Venture Limited on 5 February 2008 following a Scheme of Arrangement with Tatia Stocks and Options Limited, which was made effective from 1 July 2007. 

 TGVL holds land banks through six wholly possessed unrecorded Indian accessories and generates harmonious reimbursement and property-affiliated income alongside its literal cloth roots. 

 India's real estate sector is among the swift- growing major diligence, driven by urbanisation, rising inflows, structure drive, and the government's casing for All vision — furnishing a favourable background for land bank companies. 

 The cloth member, though a literal anchor for TGVL, has retreated as the company rotated its value creation towards strategic land and property effects via accessories.

2. Company Overview 

Incorporated 1994; firstly an import-aware unit for ladies' intimate garments( bras, bodies, panties) using imported polyamide lace fabrics at Ambattur Industrial Estate, Chennai. 

Post-2008 restructuring, strategic focus shifted; the company now holds land banks through six wholly-owned accessories — supporting a real estate development and long- term capital appreciation model. 

 profit is generally driven by periodic land/ property deals from attachment effects; rental income and parcel bills form a stable, recreating birth. 

 Commercial governance led by principles of translucency and responsibility; pursues both organic and inorganic growth models as stated in periodic reports. 

Real estate and land bank monetisation through six wholly possessed accessories — primary value motorist. 

Textile operations( literal) — minimum residual donation to consolidated earnings in recent times. 


3. Protagonist/ Author preface 


Mr. S. P. Bharat Jain Tatia — speaker and Lead protagonist
launching protagonist and speaker of TGVL; steered the company's vital metamorphosis from a cloth exporter into a diversified real estate and adventure- holding company post the 2007- 08 scheme of arrangement. 

Mr. S. P. Bharat Jain Tatia


 Directed the accession and structuring of land banks across six wholly possessed accessories — the core asset base that now drives TGVL's profit from land monetisation and long- term capital appreciation. 

Other Promoters and KMP
Co-promoters S. Pannalal Tatia, S. Shobha, and Ramakrishnan Manikandan — forming a stable family- led protagonist group with 41.23 combined equity.
Ms. D. Hemamalini — fresh Director, appointed to strengthen Board diversity and governance oversight.
Secretarial Adjudicators M/ s. Lakshmmi Subramanian and Associates, rehearsing Company registers, appointed for a 5- time successive term — affirming governance durability. 


4. Financial Statement Analysis 

All numbers consolidated, Rs. Crore. Source BSE India( 521228), Screener.in, Groww, Kotak Securities. 

4.1 Income Statement Analysis

Particulars

FY 2022-23

FY 2023-24

FY 2024-25

Revenue from Operations

1.06

1.07

8.65

Other Income

0.28

0.30

0.30

Total Income

1.34

1.37

8.95

Operating Profit (EBITDA)

0.56

0.49

7.94

OPM (%)

52%

46%

91%

Net Profit / PAT

0.29

0.28

5.90

YoY Revenue Change

Base Year

+0.9%

+709%


 profit surged from roughly Rs. 1.07 Cr in FY24 to Rs. 8.65 Cr in FY25 — a 709 jump — driven by a significant land or property sale from one of the six wholly possessed accessories. 

 Net profit bounded from roughly Rs. 0.28 Cr in FY24 to Rs. 5.90 Cr in FY25, with OPM of roughly 91 — specific of asset monetisation income which carries minimum operating cost. 

 Prior to FY25, earnings were small and stable( roughly Rs. 1 Cr per time) from parcel settlements; the FY25 jump reflects thenon-recurring, lumpy nature of land bank monetisation. 


4.2 Balance Sheet Analysis

Particulars

FY 2022-23

FY 2023-24

FY 2024-25

Total Assets (est.)

30

31

37

Total Borrowings

Minimal

Minimal

Near Zero

Shareholders' Equity / Net Worth

22

22

34

Book Value / Share (Rs.)

1.45

1.47

2.23


Net worth expanded sprucely from roughly Rs. 22 Cr to roughly Rs. 34 Cr in FY25, driven by the Rs. 5.90 Cr PAT bolstering retained earnings. 

 The company is nearly debt-free; minimum borrowings exclude interest burden, allowing nearly all operating income to inflow through to the nethermost line. 

 Book value of Rs. 2.23 per share versus request price of Rs. 2.53 implies a P/ B of roughly 1.13 x — the company trades at a modest decoration to its pronounced net means.

3 Cash Flow Statement Analysis

Particulars

FY 2022-23

FY 2023-24

FY 2024-25

CFO — Operations

Small +ve

Small +ve

Strong +ve

CFI — Investing

Minimal

Minimal

Positive

CFF — Financing

Minimal

Minimal

Minimal


Operating cash overflows turned explosively positive in FY25, reflecting the large land sale bills flowing through attachment operations real, cash- backed income rather than counting earnings. 

 Near- zero backing cash overflows across all times confirm the company is completely tone- funded with no reliance on external debt for its operations or investment conditioning. 


4.4 Key Financial Ratios

Ratio

FY 2022-23

FY 2023-24

FY 2024-25

OPM (%)

52%

46%

91%

Net Profit Margin (%)

27%

26%

68%

ROE (%)

1.3%

1.3%

26.5%

ROCE (%)

1.8%

1.7%

25.8%

P/E Ratio

High

High

6.49x

P/B Ratio

1.0x

1.0x

1.13x

5-Yr Profit CAGR

--

--

25.9%


 ROCE of 25.8 and ROE of 26.5 in FY25 are outstanding by any metric — reflecting the high- periphery nature of land monetisation income relative to the small capital base stationed. 

 P/ E of 6.49 x is low for a company with a 5- time profit CAGR of 25.9, suggesting the request has not yet priced in the full earnings eventuality of the land bank attachment model. 

 Net profit periphery of roughly 68 in FY25 underscores the near- zero- cost structure of asset trade income — nearly entirely converted to profit once a sale is completed. 


5. crucial perceptivity and Interpretation 

Strengths 

ROCE of 25.8, ROE of 26.5, and a net periphery of 68 are sector- leading — driven by the high- periphery land bank monetisation model operating through accessories. 

 Near- zero borrowings exclude interest cost entirely, maximising profit conversion from each profit sale and reducing fiscal threat significantly. 

25.9 profit CAGR over 5 times demonstrates that value is being created steadily, indeed if earnings are small and lumpy in nature. 

sins 

 profit of Rs. 1 Cr for two successive times followed by Rs. 8.65 Cr in FY25 shows heavy dependence on sporadic land deals; birth income is veritably thin. 

request cap of Rs. 38.4 Cr and total profit of Rs. 8.65 Cr in the stylish time position this as a nano- cap company with limited institutional investor interest.

Despite gains, no tip has been declared — limiting income appeal and raising questions about capital allocation for retained earnings. 

threat Factors 

profit Pungency threat No guarantee of recreating land sale income; if no attachment land trade occurs in a financial time, consolidated earnings may return to roughly Rs. 1 Cr — slightly covering operating costs. 

 protagonist Holding threat 41.23 protagonist holding is fairly low; public holding of 58.68 exposes the company to retail sentiment- driven volatility. 

unborn Outlook 

* Land bank monetisation channel across six wholly possessed accessories provides a visible,multi-year profit occasion — if indeed one attachment executes a sale annually, TGVL sustains meaningful earnings growth. 

* India's rising real estate demand, league- 2 megacity expansion, and marketable property appetite produce favourable conditions for strategic land bank disposal at better valuations. 

* A P/ E of 6.49 x against a 25.9 profit CAGR implies a significant cut rate reduction; any harmonious profit generation could re-rate the stock towards 12 – 15x earnings over 2 – 3 times. 


6. Conclusion 

 Tatia Global Venture Limited is a financially sound, nearly debt-free company with exceptional return rates in FY25 — ROCE 25.8, ROE 26.5, and a net profit periphery of 68. The balance distance is clean and equity has grown from Rs. 22 Cr to Rs. 34 Cr. Still, birth earnings without a land trade are roughly Rs. 1 Cr — veritably thin for a listed reality. Fiscal health is solid but dependent on periodic,non-recurring asset monetisation events rather than a stable operating profit sluice.  occasion P/ E of 6.49 x with a 5- time profit CAGR of 25.9 makes TGVL a potentially underrated land bank play for patient investors willing to accept profit lumpiness. 

 7. Data Source 

  • BSE India (bseindia.com) — Annual reports, quarterly results, corporate filings
  • NSE India (nseindia.com) — Stock data, exchange disclosures
  • Screener.in — P&L, balance sheet, ratios, shareholding data

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