This presentation contains YOY growth, CAGR and current status of paint industries is mentioned

1. ECONOMICAL OUTLOOK ON PAINTS
INDUSTRIES

2. OBJECTIVES
Paint Industries
Major Players
Current growth
Future Prospects
Challenges or Problems
SWOT analysis Industry
Government initiates

3. INTRODUCTION TO PAINT
INDUSTRIES
 India has more than 20,000 outlets in
operation probably highest for any countries.
 India consume over 2,00,000 tonnes per
annual at an avg. cost 35 at present rate.
 The size of the Indian Paints Industries is
around 940M lits. and it valued at
approximately $2 billion.
 The Indian paint market is expected to reach
Rs.70,875 cr by 2019-20

6. MARKET TRENDS &
DEVELOPMENTS
• Be Home & Dry with Digitalization
• Paints using water in place of solvent
• Introduction of solar Reflective Coating
• Emulsion & Enamel paints taking over
Traditional White wash
• Introduction of Tinting machines to lower
working capital cost
• Eco-Friendly Paints

7. MAJOR PLAYERS

9. CURRENT GROWTH
Volume Growth Estimate

10. THE VALUE OF PI

11. CURRENT GROWTH IN COMPANIES
PAINT COMPANIES MARKET CAPITAL
Pidilite 17627.84 cr
Berger Paints 7659.04 cr
Akzo Paints 7160.53 cr
Kansai Nerolac 6029.84 cr
Asian Paints 59936.91 cr
Earning
Estimates
FY 18 FY 19e FY 20e
Revenue 16,825 18,844 21,105
Profit after
Tax
2,098 2,242 2,617
Profit Margin 12.5% 11.9% 12.4%
P/E 52.3x 48.9x 41.9x
ANNUAL REPORTS

12. PRESENT STATUS

13. • The market for Paints in India is expected to
grow at 1.5 times to 2 times GDP growth rate in
the next 5 years.
• In the year 2025 YOY is expected to 25%.
• An average increase of growth about 10% in
the automobile sector contributes 50% of
Revenues in the industrial paint segments.
• Estimated to increase from 1.7 million in 2013-
14 to around three million by 2023-24,
FUTURE PROSPECTS

14. CHALLENGES OR PROBLEMS
Product price and Variant analysis
India Economic Snapshot
Policy and Regulatory Landscape
PEST factors.
Trade Dynamics cover.
Consumption rate.

15. SWOT ANALYSIS INDUSTRY
STRENGTH
 Demand.
Complimentary product
A network of 25000 dealer spread all
over the country
Strong potential in terms of market
shares in organise sector
ROI of Paint industries is 22%.
High calibre human resource.

16. WEAKNESS
Higher raw material prices squeezing
Paint supplies Margins
Widening product mix puts strain on
production distribution accounting and
administration
Innovation in developing new product is
inadequate ever expanding product mix
through some strain on inventory
management
seasonal demands and it effect the cash
flow.

17. OPPORTUNITES
In automobiles industries accounted by
50% of the industrial Paint market
New scheme are arriving like Make in
India , Smart Cities. Project disha.

18. Threats
Domination of few foreign companies.
Competitors have gone in for High-tech
with insta colour spot fixing.
Computations is catching up fast ,
high-tech facility is abundant chooses.
Constructional innovation.

19. GOVERNMENT INITIATES
1. The National Skill Development Corporation
(NSDC). to educate and to market.
Indirect benefits.
1. Smart cities.
2. Make in India.

20. CONCLUSION
 Industrial Paints segment are expected to reach
50%
 It is assume that at least twice the growth of Indian
GDP
 Reduction of excess duties from 40 to 16 in the last
5 years
 Small scale do not have price advantage over the
organise sector
 Strong technical alliances, better distribution
network and ability to compute in global markets.
 Revenue generation in the year 2022 is expected
1,00,000 crs