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2. DON’T FORGET THAT YOU ARE BUYING A
BUSINESS
“Behind every stock is a
company. Find out what it's
doing.”
– Peter Lynch
Most investors often forget that the stocks they are buying or
selling are shares of a certain company.
3. BUSINESS SELECTION
We will invest in a businesses -
(a) that we can understand
(b) with favorable long-term prospects
(c) operated by honest and competent
people
(d) available at a very attractive price
4. DO YOUR HOMEWORK BEFORE INVESTMENT
"Risk comes from not
knowing what you're
doing."
– Warren Buffett
An investor should always do his or her homework before
making decisions
5. TRY TO LEARN EVERYDAY
“Spend each day trying to be a little wiser
than you were when you woke up. Day by
day, and at the end of the day-if you live
long enough-like most people, you will get
out of life what you deserve.”
– Charles T. Munger
7. WHERE DOES RETURN COME?
Dividend
Growth of the company (NPAT or NPAT driver)
Valuation Level – at which price you bought the shares
8. ALL THREE FACTORS ARE IMPORTANT IN
SHORTER TIME HORIZON
In a shorter time horizon, at which price you buy shares is very much important,
along with other two sources of return
Dividend
Yield
NPAT
Growth
Valuation level
(Repricing
Return)
1 yr Return Stock Characteristics
High Dividend Yield
Value stock
A 7.5% 0.0% 0.0% 7.5%High dividend Yield, no growth, bought at fair price
B 7.5% 7.0% 0.0% 14.5%High dividend Yield, moderate growth, bought at fair price
C 7.5% 7.0% 15.0% 29.5%
High dividend Yield, moderate growth, bought at 15%
undervalued
D 7.5% 7.0% -15.0% -0.5%
High dividend Yield, moderate growth, bought at 15%
overvalued
Growth stock
E 2.5% 15.0% 0.0% 17.5%Low dividend Yield, high growth, bought at fair price
F 2.5% 15.0% 15.0% 32.5%
Low dividend Yield, high growth, bought at 15%
undervalued
G 2.5% 15.0% -15.0% 2.5%Low dividend Yield, high growth, bought at 15% overvalued
Example of return – One Year Period
9. GROWTH IS THE PRIME FACTOR IN LONGER
TERM HORIZON
Initial
Investmen
t
Growt
h
Investment
Value after
10 years
Investment
Value after
20 years
Investment
Value after
30 years
A 1.0 0.0%1.0 1.0 1.0
B 1.0 5.0%1.6 2.7 4.3
C 1.0 10.0%2.6 6.7 17.4
D 1.0 15.0% 4.0 16.466.2
E 1.0 20.0% 6.2 38.3237.4
F 1.0 25.0% 9.3 86.7807.8
Power of Compounding is impressive!
10. IMPRESSIVE RETURNS OF STOCKS EVEN
WHEN MARKET COULDN’T GENERATE
SUFFICIENT RETURN
Annual Return (CAGR) till 2021
Stocks
15 Yrs from
Dec 2006
12 Yrs from
Dec 2009
10 Yrs from
Dec 2011
5 Yrs from
Dec 2016
SQUARE 20.2% 14.2% 13.0% 4.0%
Renata 31.3% 19.8% 18.5% 17.4%
Marico * 21.8% 28.6% 25.0%
Reckit 29.0% 14.8% 25.6% 33.2%
GP * 12.1% 15.2% 11.2%
Berger * 18.2% 23.0% 10.9%
BATBC 35.8% 27.6% 28.1% 21.3%
*No data available or yet to calculate
DSE Index 9.6% 3.6% 2.7% 6.1%
Dividend Yield 3.3% 3.4% 3.8% 3.9%
Total 13.0% 6.9% 6.5% 9.9%
*Dividend Yield rough assumption
11. AND THE REASON WAS EARNINGS
GROWTH…
“Time is on your side when you own shares of superior companies.“ - Peter Lynch
NPAT Growth
NPAT mn 2009 2021Times CAGR
SQUARE 2,116 15,947 7.5 18.3%
Renata 604 5,062 8.4 19.4%
Marico 471 3,447 7.3 18.0%
Reckit 198 804 4.1 12.5%
GP 14,968 34,129 2.3 7.1%
Berger 580 2,692 4.6 14.3%
BATBC 2,069 14,958 7.2 17.9%
12. …THEN THERE WAS FLIPSIDE AS WELL
“In the short run, the market is a voting machine but in the long run, it is a weighing machine."
− Benjamin Graham, American investor and economist
Decline in NPAT and share price (2010-2019)
^ ILFSL & PRIMEFIN NPAT till 2018
-84%
-97%
-40%
-60%
-97%
-84% -88%
-76%
-91%
-95%
-120%
-100%
-80%
-60%
-40%
-20%
0%
PREMIERLEA ABBANK NBL ILFSL^ PRIMEFIN^
NPAT Decline Market Cap Decline
13. SO, WE NEED TO FIND OUT HIGH POTENTIAL
STOCKS AND AVOID THE VALUE
DESTROYERS
14. THE MAJOR PARAMETERS ARE…
Growth trajectory (NPAT and Revenue) – look for fast growers
Track record of Growth and its drivers
Likelihood of continuation/change in historical growth trajectory
Future growth drivers –
Industry growth – income level, growing customer base, development of support factors, change in demography, customers habits
Market share gain - competitive forces, company positioning – products, distribution channel, HR quality
Expansion plan – new products, new location, higher usage of existing products
New growth initiative and its % impact from it
Margin increase – price raise, cost cut or increase in efficiency through process improvement
Sustainable growth rate = ROE * retention rate
15. THE MAJOR PARAMETERS ARE…
Profitability – look for higher or improving
Profit Margin and
Return - ROA and ROE
Sustainability
Financial Condition – look for solid balance sheet
Leverage - Cash, debt, debt to equity and equity multiplier
Investment in Working capital
Cash flow generation capacity
Efficiency - Asset turnover ratio etc
Corporate Governance – Owners, boards and Management – Prime Factor
16. MEASURE OF PROFITABILITY: RETURN ON
EQUITY (ROE)
What rate of return has the firm earned on the shareholders’
equity it had available during the year?
The general form of the rate of return computation:
Applied to shareholders’ equity:
16
Rate of return =
Amount of return
Amount invested
ROE =
Net income
Average equity
18. DECOMPOSE ROE
A company can increase its ROE
With a business strategy, by increasing its ROA and/or
With a financial strategy, by increasing its use of leverage as long as
returns on the incremental investment exceed the cost of borrowing.
18
ROE = ROA × Leverage
19. PROFITABILITY, COMPETITION,
AND BUSINESS STRATEGY
In other words,
ROA can
be thought
of as:
19
ROA =
Net income
Average assets
ROA =
Net income
×
Revenue
Revenue Average assets
Profit margin × Turnover (efficiency)
20. DECOMPOSING RETURN ON EQUITY
20
ROE =
Net income
×
Revenue
×
Average assets
Revenue Average assets Average equity
ROE = Profit margin × Turnover × Leverage
22. DEFINE THE NATURE OF INDUSTRY
Cyclical vs Non-Cyclical
Basic Consumption Vs Luxury
Struggling …..Temporary vs Permanent
High Margin vs Low Margin
High Turnover vs Low Turnover
High Leverage vs Low Leverage
High Capital Intensive Vs Low Capital Intensive
High Growth stage Vs Moderate Growth Vs Low Growth
23. GROWTH DRIVER
Under penetration / reach / coverage
Demographics – Age of the population
Changes in regulatory regime/ ease of doing business / business ecosystem
Changes in raw material and finished product price in local and global market – supply shock
Impact of currency depreciation/appreciation
25. TWO BROAD USES
Determining overall broad call on the market – to be discussed later
Determine exit or entry point of many stocks based on movement of economic parameters
Interest rate – leveraged company vs cash rich company
Currency – FX loan
Commodity price – raw material price impact on margin
Condition of your customer economy
26. DETERMINING OVERALL BROAD CALL ON
THE MARKET
Invest when economy starts doing well
Usually Decent return
Risk becomes the highest when you are in the last part of the cycle
Invest when economy is in distress
Big return when you buy near the bottom
Risk is …you may need to wait more to get return/you may see further correction
Track consistency of market valuation level with corporate earnings growth
and comfort level of economic indicators
27. Try to understand ….
Where do we stand in the Economic Cycle (higher side vs lower side)
Instead of…
Predicting the Economy
Because most of the time, correct macro prediction is not possible!
29. UPWARD LONG TERM TRAJECTORY OF
BANGLADESH
Large domestic market c. 170mn population with growing middle class
MAC population expected to triple to 34 million by 2025 - BCG
Demographic Dividend
Density Dividend
Situated in a strategic location - Spillover benefit from China and India/Potential trade & commerce
transit hub
China Relocation Opportunity - Cheap labor and China-US trade war
Initiatives to set up 100 Economic Zones
Ongoing investment in Energy and Infrastructure
30. DEMOGRAPHIC DIVIDEND
Favorable demographic character - 65% population ages between 15 to 64
The rise in working age population ratio likely to continue till 2035
Rising middle income to facilitate high growth
31. SHORT TO MID TERM CYCLE
Liquidity and Interest Rate Cycle
Fiscal and Monetary policy
Overall Debt level of the country
Currency movement / Current account balance/ Fx Reserve
Inflation
Health of the banking sector
Overall governance level in the economy
Depending on the appropriateness of policy, the cycle may become
shorter or lengthy
33. BE MENTALLY AND FINANCIALLY READY TO
TAKE BENEFIT FROM THE CYCLE
The average investor should expect to spend approximately a
third of their life in a bear market.
These events are to be expected, and once an investor learns
how to harness share price declines into stronger future
investment returns these unexpected events will become
sought after.
“Nothing is stable in human affairs, therefore, avoid undue elation in prosperity or
undue depression in adversity.”
35. BUY LOW, SELL HIGH
“Buying at the point of maximum pessimism” is critical to
investment success.
Panics and bear markets are a reliable source for excess
return.
Everyone wins in a bull market, and investor returns will be
determined by their behavior in a bear market.
The average man "tends to buy high and sell low“ − Ray Dalio,
American investor, hedge fund manager, and philanthropist
37. VALUATION
“What you pay for an investment is the single biggest determinant for how successful
that investment will be. When equity prices are high, your returns will be lower. When
they are cheap, your returns will be higher.
Barry Ritholtz - American equities analyst
38. VALUATION PRINCIPLES
Valuation means valuing cash flow you are going to receive from
an investment.
No cash flow = no value
Riskiness of cash flow should be reflected in discount rate; high
risk = high discount rate and vice versa
Reaching a valuation conclusion requires consideration of both
Quantitative and Qualitative factors
39. METHOD OF COMPARABLES
Benchmark Value of the
Multiple Choices
Industry
peers
Industry or
sector index
Broad
market
index
Firm’s
historical
values
40. PRICE AND EARNING MULTIPLES
BEST and SIMPLE method, if you can adjust limitations –
EPS – True EPS, normalized and reflective of forward EPS
Differences in Companies – Earnings growth, Risk, and Quality
adjustments
41. PRICE-TO-EARNINGS MULTIPLE
DEFINITIONS
Trailing P/E
Uses earnings
of last 12
m/last 4
quarters /last
year
Preferred when
forecasted
earnings are
not available
Forward P/E
Uses next
year’s earnings
Preferred when
trailing
earnings are
not reflective
of future
42. VALUATION
FCFF
DDM
P/E – Growth
Growth usually NPAT growth
More sophisticated formula includes dividend
yield with NPAT growth
Applicable for manufacturing companies
P/E and Growth Exercise
Expected NPAT CAGR P/E
less than 10% Max 12
10-12% 10 to 15
12%-15% 12 to 18
15%-17% 15 to 22
17% -20% 17 to 25
20% - 25% 20 to 30
More than 25%
Not linear in upward side
since it is difficult to
sustain.
The ranges are for valuation exercise – expecting to help structured thinking. Not a perfect guideline since there are
many factors needed to be considered for the valuation
Lower end or higher end – depends on risk profile of the company
43. VALUATION
Excess Return/Abnormal earnings/Residual Income
P/B – ROE
More applicable for financials
P/B and ROE
Exercise
Expected ROE P/B
less than 10% Max 1
10% to 13% 1 to 1.5
13% to 16% 1.2 to 1.8
16% to 18% 1.4 to 2.3
20% to 25% 1.7 to 3.5
Above 25% 2.5+
The ranges are for valuation exercise – expecting to help structured thinking. Not a perfect guideline since there are
many factors needed to be considered for the valuation
Lower end or higher end – depends on risk profile of the company
44. ENTERPRISE VALUE
EV = Market Cap + Debt – Cash and Cash equivalents – value of other
non-operating investments
Market Cap = Number of shares * Share price
Don’t compare just share price, compare with market cap at
least/Best way to compare with EV
45. ENTERPRISE VALUATION EXERCISE WITH NP
MARGIN
Expected NP Margin EV/Revenue
10% or below 0.5 to 2
10% to 15% 2 to 3
15% to 20% 3 to 4
20%+ 4 to 5
Higher growth companies with similar margin will get higher
multiples
The ranges are for valuation exercise – expecting to help structured thinking. Not a perfect guideline since there are
many factors needed to be considered for the valuation
Lower end or higher end – depends on risk profile of the company
46. ENTERPRISE VALUATION EXERCISE WITH
EBITDA GROWTH
Below 10% Max 6x
10-12% 6.0x to 8.0x
12%-15% 7.0x to 9.0x
15%-20% 9.0x to 11.0x
More than 20% Max 12.0x
EBITDA CAGR EV/EBITDA
The ranges are for valuation exercise – expecting to help structured thinking. Not a perfect guideline since there are
many factors needed to be considered for the valuation
Lower end or higher end – depends on risk profile of the company
47. SUMMARY OF VALUATION
P/E Multiples should be justified by the growth prospects and
risk profile
P/B multiples should be justified by the ROE and risk profile
EV/Sales should be justified by net profit margin, growth, and
risk profile
EV/EBITDA should be justified by EBITDA margin, growth, and
risk profile
Dividend yield is effective if it reflects earnings capacity and it
is sustainable or in good cases if it has growth
48. SUMMARY OF VALUATION
Peer/industry comparison can be done if we can adjust the
differences among the companies
All of the parameters (EPS, book value, Sales, EBITDA and
Dividend) should be adjusted for abnormal fluctuations, one-
off and cyclical ups and down.
So find out Base level of EPS, book value, Sales, EBITDA and
Dividend before using it as multiple
50. CLASSIFY STOCK BASED ON NATURE
Slow growers: Large Mature companies, pays a high dividend
yield
Stalwart: Moderate growth (8%-12%)
Fast growers: have very high growth (near 20%)
Cyclical: very much related to the economic cycle
Turnaround: Very high return when clicks but failure ratio
could be high
Asset Play: Buy a hidden Gem, not discovered by market
51. CLASSIFY STOCK BASED ON NATURE
Slow Growers: Low-risk and low-gain
Stalwart: Low-risk and moderate-gain
Fast growers: High-risk and high-gain
Cyclical: May be low-risk and high-gain or high-risk and low-gain,
depending on how adept you are at anticipating cycles
Turnaround: High-risk and high-gain
Asset Play: Low-risk and high-gain
Allocation in each class depends on your risk tolerance level and
return target.
52. DIFFERENT STRATEGIES FOR DIFFERENT
CLASSES
Slow Growers: Hold for stability and regular income from dividend
Stalwart: Buy at a bargain and sell when there is a 20-50% return, repeat the
process
Fast growers: Hold and enjoy the compounding effect as long as the story is
intact, sell when the story falters or you find a better story,
Cyclical: Buy in the down cycle and sell in upcycle
Turnaround: Buy at the worst time/ showing signs of a turnaround, Sell when
it turns around
Asset Play: Buy for a hidden Gem, not discovered by the market, and sell when
it is priced
Different exit strategies for different classes of stock