Nath Bio-Genes (India) Ltd. · NSE:NATHBIOGEN

Nath Bio-Genes (India) — Investor Presentation (August 2018)

51 slides from Nath Bio-Genes (India)'s investor presentation, August 2018

  1. Slide 1: Nath Bio-Genes (I) Ltd. - Research Led Growth

    © oe Se. Nath Bio-Genes (I) Ltd. Research Led Growth

  2. Slide 2: Background Information

    Background Information  Pioneering promoters • Associated with the industry right from inception  One of the most experienced Seed Company in India  First Seed company in the Asia Pacific region to get ISO 9001 certificate

  3. Slide 3: Background Information

    Background Information  Released over 30 hybrids in the last 5 years  Collection of over 18,925 Germ plasm  Strong marketing network & Brands  Strong Research and screening facilities • Valuable Pipeline • Irrigated land and Research laboratories  Technically sound and experienced breeders  Cl

  4. Slide 4: Balanced & Diversified Portfolio of Value Added Products

    Balanced & Diversified Portfolio of Value Added Products

  5. Slide 5: Presence Across the Value Chain

    Presence Across the Value Chain One of the few Seed Companies to cover the entire spectrum

  6. Slide 6: Key Success Factors

    Key Success Factors  Continuous Demonstration of Quality Products • Seeing is believing. Branding is important  Investment in Technology • Collection of germplasm • Alliances with National & International Research Institutions  Robust Pipeline of Value Added Research Products • To suit changing d

  7. Slide 7: Our Core Fundamentals

    Our Core Fundamentals  Vision: Developing proprietary genes for various crops.  Research focus: Pursuing genetic engineering technology and molecule aided selection systems to augment crop breeding and product development programs.  Alliances: Alliances with prestigious international research ins

  8. Slide 8: Nature alone cannot feed us

    Nature alone cannot feed us  Increasing Global Population • Growing at the rate of 1.33% pa. - 78 million people pa. expected to touch 8.9 billion in 2050 from 7 billion today • 80% of the population in the less developed nations, with Asia accounting for 61% of the total population. • 60% of incre

  9. Slide 9: Hence the Seeds

    Hence the Seeds  Seed is the present & the future  Solution lies in Seeds • It is the most optimal and cost effective solution • Highest ROI in the entire Agri-value chain • Value of seed per acre is around 8-10 % of overall cost • Yet, no production without seeds.

  10. Slide 10: Seed Stats – Cotton

    Seed Stats – Cotton  Highest ROI amongst all inputs. For e.g. Cotton per acre: • Seed cost per acre Rs. 1200 (1.5 packets), • Fertilizer cost per acre Rs. 1500 – 2000, • Insecticides / pesticides cost per acre Rs. 3500-6000 per acre, • Picking cost of one ton / acre Rs. 6000, • Other cost is Rs. 35

  11. Slide 11: Research is the Key

    RESEARCH IS THE KEY WE HAVE INVESTED IN THE BEST

  12. Slide 12: Research Establishment

    Research Establishment  Determinants of research effectiveness: • Library of Germ Plasm • Research Team • Research Alliances

  13. Slide 13: Library of Germ Plasm

    Library of Germ Plasm  Germplasm are living genetic resources such as seeds or tissues that are maintained for the plant breeding, preservation and research.  Germplasms are extensively used by research companies for genetic mapping, genetic editing to get right traits in the final product,  Nath

  14. Slide 14: Research Team - Veterans

    Research Team - Veterans Dr. Satish Raina, Field Crops & Cotton • PhD, well known agro scientist with over 4 decades of experience, • Helmed ICAR & IRRI transgenic and R&D programs, • With Nath Bio-Genes for over 13 years and has developed class leading Bt-cotton seeds. Dr. Ish Kumar, Paddy • PhD, w

  15. Slide 15: Research Team - Veterans

    Research Team - Veterans Dr. Chandra Pathak, Vegetables • PhD, with over 4 decades of experience in seed research, • Worked with Seminis, Monsanto, ICAR and World Vegetable Centre Taiwan, • With Nath for past 8 years. Mr. Samadullah Baig, International Business • A seeds man with an extensive experi

  16. Slide 16: Research alliances

    Research alliances  National Research Center on Biotechnology (IARI) Pusa Campus, Delhi  International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), Hyderabad  International Rice Research Institute (IRRI)  International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT), Mexico  Biocen

  17. Slide 17: At Inflection Point

    AT INFLECTION POINT

  18. Slide 18: Inflection Point

    Inflection Point  Nath Bio-Genes (I) Limited is an early Pioneer and been in business for more than 35 years.  The company is now at an Inflection Point.  To grow faster than ever.  Enhancing value for all its stakeholders.

  19. Slide 19: Convergence leading to Inflection

    Convergence leading to Inflection At Nath Bio-genes (I) Limited, we believe that the inflection is derived from a rare convergence, of many favorable factors, creating one of its biggest opportunities in years. This convergence is derived from three realities: • One. The Indian agriculture sector is

  20. Slide 20: Inflection Opportunity

    Inflection Opportunity At Nath Bio-genes, this inflection opportunity is the result of three realities:  Considerably superior products that can transform farmer prosperity  Graduating from being a domestic company to an international company  Growing competence in the cutting-edge era of gene ed

  21. Slide 21: Our Champion Products

    Our Champion Products Cotton Field Crops  NBC-102  NMH 1008 (Maize)  NBC-1022  NMH 1591 (Maize)  NBC-King 101  NBH 1717 (Pearl Millet)  NBH 1188 (Pearl Millet) Vegetables Paddy  Gazab  NTH 1894 (Tomato)  Super Duper  NTH 1831 (Tomato)  Ford 140  NOH 05 (Okra)  Tehelka  NCH 886 (Chilli

  22. Slide 22: NBC-102, NBC-1022, NBC-101 cotton

    NBC-102 (Profit +) NBC-101 (King) NBC-1022 (Jalwa)

  23. Slide 23: Paddy: Gazab, Super Duper, Ford-140, Tehelka

    GAZAB SUPER DUPER FORD-140 TEHELKA

  24. Slide 24: Maize and Pearl Millet hybrids

    NMH-1008 NMH-1591 NBH-1717 NBH-1188 (BIG-B)

  25. Slide 25: Vegetable hybrids: Okra, Tomato, Chilli

    NOH-05 NTH-1894 NCH-886 (PRIYA

  26. Slide 26: Win-Chi-Win

    Win-Chi-Win  WCW is a unique product increases enzymatic activity in the Plant, resulting in good metabolic process.  Benefits of WCW: • Enhances resistance against Stress & Cold. • Polysaccharides produces antibiotics, thus giving protection to the crop from fungus, Bacteria, Viruses & Insects. •

  27. Slide 27: Planning for the Future Growth

    Planning for the Future Growth  Investing in R&D for farmer centric crop solutions  Intensify Transgenic Research in Cotton, Rice & Brinjal  Augment Production & Processing Infrastructure  Increase presence in number of crops  Increase presence in number of territories  Growth through Acquisit

  28. Slide 28: Research & Development

    Research & Development  Focused need based Farmer oriented Breeding  Launched 85 hybrids of different crops for marketing  Research stations located at Aurangabad, Hyderabad, Faizabad & Abohar  Transgenic research in Cotton, Rice & Brinjal.  20 stations for multi-location trials in different cl

  29. Slide 29: Research & Development

    Research & Development  Augment Gene Pool  Enhance R & D Team  Establish dedicated research centers for wheat & mustard.  Establish Pathological Lab for disease screening  Increase number of Regional Research Testing Stations • North India and the North East  Strengthen crop specific research

  30. Slide 30: Quality Assurance: Seed Processing Network

    Quality Assurance:  Well established seed testing laboratory at Aurangabad  250 acres of land in Aurangabad & Telangana for: • R&D • Grow out test • Production of breeder and foundation seed Seed Processing Network  Aurangabad (M.S.)  Munipally (T.S.)  Medchal (T.S.)  Arrangements in A) Karnat

  31. Slide 31: Product Development

    Product Development  Continuous Market Research • to determine region specific requirements & farmer needs  Constant interaction and interface with farmers to know their aspirations and expectations.  Dedicated product development teams  Develop hybrids resistant to Biotec & abiotic stresses  D

  32. Slide 32: Production Activities

    Production Activities  Major Production Areas • Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu  Crops Being Produced • Cotton, Pearl Millet (Bajra), Sorghum, Maize, Wheat, Paddy, Mustard, Castor, Sunflower, Vegetable Seeds etc.  Nu

  33. Slide 33: Seed Production, Processing & Storage

    Seed Production, Processing & Storage  Dedicated clusters for seed production • Adopt villages for seed production  Modern, state of the art processing & storage facilities in Telangana, Maharashtra & North India  Establish training centers for seed productions • Impart training to seed growers •

  34. Slide 34: Revamped Marketing

    Revamped Marketing  Change starts from the top, got the industry Veteran, Mr. Madhav Dhande to head marketing: • Madhav comes with over 4 decades of experience in seed marketing, • Last job as Director Krishdhan, • Madhav is considered as a veteran and one of the most respectable names in seed mark

  35. Slide 35: Marketing

    Marketing  Increase number of Branches & Depots.  Extensive demonstration and field days  Increase network of Nath Farm Advisors  Focus on Patent / Trademark registration  IT integration

  36. Slide 36: Marketing - Nath Seeds

    Marketing NATH SEEDS A Trusted Brand with Farmers 20 RRTS in different agro-climatic zones for Research Demonstration and evaluation 14 Branches Over 200 Sales Territories Over 450 Nath Farm Advisors to provide after sales service

  37. Slide 37: Thrust on Overseas Markets

    Thrust on Overseas Markets  Existing products for marketing in SAARC countries • Similar agro-climatic and soil conditions • Similar crop preferences  East African Countries • Set up offices and trial stations • Conduct and support trials for 2-4 years • Develop tailor made crops • Form alliance /

  38. Slide 38: Venture into Philippines

    Venture into Philippines  Invested considerable time, effort and resources in comprehending the Philippines agro-climatic conditions.  Developed proprietary cotton hybrid seeds, imbedded with its own Fusion BT technology to rejuvenate Philippines’s cotton crop cultivation.  Our cotton hybrids rep

  39. Slide 39: Nath Bio-Genes to Evolve as a Future MNC

    NATH BIO-GENES (I) LTD to Evolve as a Future MNC  Indian experience can be replicated • In other developing countries of Africa & Asia  Rich Germplasm and local experience of handling varied crops and seasons  Capture Export Markets • Marketing Alliance in Bangladesh, Pakistan, Egypt, Myanmar & S

  40. Slide 40: Vision - 2023

    Vision - 2023  Be the most admired and respected Seeds Company in the Focus Product Group.  Have 12-15 % market share in Cotton seeds, with industry expected size of 50 million packets  Become one of the Top 5 players in Paddy, Okra and Tomato.  Make Win-Chi-Win a preferred Nutrional Supplement

  41. Slide 41: Leadership team

    Leadership team Mr. Nandkishor Kagliwal, Chairman (Promoter) Mr. Nandkishor Kagliwal is the founder chairman of Nath Group. He is a Post Graduate in management from Mumbai and USA. He was the President of Maharashtra Economic Development Council (MEDC) and also served as a member of Maharashtra’s pl

  42. Slide 42: Chairman's Message

    Chairman’s Message  Our Annadata, the farmer is in deep distress. Extensive use of Insecticides, pesticides and chemical fertilizers have further added to his woes.  We also realize that in times to come, the water availability would progressively decline.  In such a scenario, seeds have to play

  43. Slide 43: Nath Seeds

    2 NATH SEEDS Nath Bio-Genes (1) Ltd. ALA AA, Wat AT

  44. Slide 44: Seed Industry Information

    SEED INDUSTRY INFORMATION

  45. Slide 45: Arable land and Seed market

    Arable land and Seed market Domestic seed market (USD million) Arable area (million ha) USA China India USA China India Source: FAIDA 2030

  46. Slide 46: Substantially Lower Yields

    Substantially Lower Yields COMPARATIVE YIELDS OF CROPS- BY COUNTRY Comparatively lower yields in India provide bigger business opportunities

  47. Slide 47: Productivity Comparison

    Productivity Comparison Crop India (kg/ha) China (kg/ha) Rice 3659.80 6724.90 Wheat 3153.80 5050.50 Maize 2451.60 6174.90 Sorghum 854.40 4954.20 Cotton 552.00 1449.00 Chickpea 920.10 3333.30 Brinjal 18620.50 36110.10 Tomato 20712.50 51456.50

  48. Slide 48: Indian Seed Industry – 2%

    Indian Seed Industry – 2% • Indian Seed Industry began with Green revolution • Introduction of HYV & Hybrids helped the industry grow along with Agricultural production. • It’s still only 2% of the Global Seed market. • Industry is fragmented with many small players largely from private sector

  49. Slide 49: Indian Seed Industry – Potential ($14.7 Bn)

    Indian Seed Industry – Potential ($14.7 Bn) Global Seed Industry Fastest Growing Indian Seed Industry Growing at a CAGR OF countries in the Seed has the potential to 5% Market (basis CAGR) reach Rs.100,000 Cr * +5% Figs in billion USD Figs in 000 Cr

  50. Slide 50: Hybridization/HYVs – Key drivers

    Hybridization/HYVs – Key drivers Crop Seed Industry Size Crop Area Hybridisation ( Rs. Cr in 2014 ) ( mn Ha.) (%) Cotton 4600 11.4 95 Wheat 1980 30.6 0 Paddy 1600 42 6 Maize 1100 9.7 60 Groundnut 900 4 0 Soybean 770 12.2 0 Vegetables 800 8 82 Others 3250 50.7 30 Total 15000 159

  51. Slide 51: Seed replacement rate – Should increase

    Seed replacement rate – Should increase Generally, Higher SRR indicates Higher crop productivity

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