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01/10/2023

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07/03/2023

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27/02/2023

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11/12/2022

Incorporated in 2003, Sula Vineyards Limited is the India's largest wine producer and seller as of March 31, 2022. The company also distribute wines under a bouquet of popular brands including "RASA," "Dindori", "The source," "Satori", "Madera" & "Dia" with its flagship brand "Sula" being the "category creator" of wine in India.
The company's business is broadly classified under two categories (i) the production of wine, the import of wines and spirits, and the distribution of wines and spirits (the "Wine Business"); and (ii) the sale of services from ownership and operation of wine tourism venues, including vineyard resorts and tasting rooms (the "Wine Tourism Business")

Currently, the company produces 56 different labels of wine at four owned and two leased production facilities located in the Indian states of Maharashtra and Karnataka.

The company have managed to build the largest distribution network among wine companies in India, with close to 13,000 retail touchpoints across the country in 2021.

The company also have a strong direct-to-consumer ("D2C") selling channel primarily through the Wine Tourism Business facilities in Nashik and Bengaluru. Sula Vineyards Limited had entered into long-term supply arrangements (of up to 12 years) with grape growers for approximately 2,290 acres as of September 30, 2022.

The company's distribution platform included over 50 distributors, 11 corporations, 14 licensed resellers, 7 company depots, and 3 defence units as of September 30, 2022. The company also has over 23,000 points of sale (including over 13,500 retail touchpoints and over 9,000 hotels, restaurants and caterers) as of March 31, 2022.

As of September 30, 2022, the company had a sales force of 141 permanent employees.

10/07/2022

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19/06/2022

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04/05/2022

RBI just raised the repo rate 😱 and the stock markets fell by 2.5%. What does this mean and how can it affect your portfolio?

Let’s first understand what Repo Rate is:

Repo rate is just the fancy term for the interest rate at which the RBI lends money to commercial banks.

If you want to take a loan, you go to a bank and pay interest on that.
Just like that when banks borrow money from RBI they also have to pay interest.

That interest is called the Repo rate. In banking terms, it's also called a Repurchase Agreement.
But now the question is why this is so important that it becomes national news.

See because the repo rate is used to control the flow of money in our economy.
This rate decides if we are in a period of inflation or deflation.

Now the RBI finally wants to control the inflation and that is why they’ve increased the repo rate.

Now banks will have to pay more interest on the money they are borrowing from RBI.

Now because banks will have to pay more, they will also raise their interest prices for common people & businesses.

It will restrict borrowing, less money will be available in the market and that's one way they’ll curb inflation.

What will this do to companies (and your portfolio)?

As the repo rate increases, the cost of borrowing increases. This makes businesses spend less on growth and expansion. And you know if the company isn’t growing in its profits and cash flows, its stock won’t be able to generate good returns (usually).

So, during this period you can expect subdued growth in your portfolio.

RBI has also increased the CRR. This is the Cash Reserve Ratio. This is that part of a bank’s total deposits that it maintains as cash. The banks have to strictly maintain it.

Increasing the CRR means that the banks would be able to lend less, which would reduce the money available in the economy and that curb inflation.

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