Equity Research case studies, worked step by step

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All topicsStock pitch15Earnings and results9Forecasting and modelling10DCF and intrinsic value9Relative valuation7Financials6Sector economics9Forensic accounting9Industry structure and moats7Macro and commodity sensitivity7Capital allocation and corporate actions7Buy-side portfolio judgement5
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  1. 015Run a whitespace analysis for Tamrika Pharmacies: 900 stores in 60 cities, mature cities at one store per 60,000 urban people, and 150 target cities holding 170 million urban people. How many stores can the network hold?Forecasting and modellingCoreViking Global InvestorsNew York · 2024
  2. 040Use app and social media data to forecast Sanvora Beauty's quarterly sales. Downloads are up 25% and brand mentions up 40%; your estimate is Rs 410 crore against a street estimate of Rs 450 crore. How confident are you?Forecasting and modellingCoreTwo SigmaNew York · 2024
  3. 049Two-hour written test: build a first view on an unfamiliar industry from a data pack on Kestrova Cold Chain. Industry capacity is 40 million tonnes growing 12%, Kestrova's share is 3% and its utilisation 65%. Write five questions you would ask and a first forecast.Forecasting and modellingCoreResearch KPO and GCCBuy-side equity research
  4. 065Ruvanta Steel Tubes lifts capacity from 1.0 to 1.6 million tonnes after a two-year build costing Rs 1,200 crore. With the new capacity running at 60%, 75% and 85% in its first three years, forecast volumes and asset turns.Forecasting and modellingCoreSell-side equity researchIndian brokerage research
  5. 078Build next year's revenue for a quick commerce company growing from 400 to 700 dark stores, where each new store takes six months to reach 1,500 orders a day.Forecasting and modellingCoreSell-side equity researchIndian brokerage research
  6. 090Build bear, base and bull EBITDA for a diagnostics chain where test volumes grow 5%, 10% or 15%, 55% of costs are fixed and today's margin is 24%. Which scenario does the price reflect?Forecasting and modellingCoreSell-side equity researchResearch KPO and GCC

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