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Sky-High Drama: Inside India's Aviation Industry.. Last year, when Air India was chatting up with Irish aircraft leasing bigwig Griffin Global Asset Management to snag some Boeing planes, bam! Nusli Wadia threw Go First into the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) with an insolvency plea. So, what happened next? Well, Go First swiftly got bankruptcy protection, leaving aircraft lessors scratching their heads over nearly four-and-a-half dozen planes, worth a jaw-dropping USD5 billion, still hanging with Go First. This sudden twist not only put the brakes on the lessors' plans but also threw Air India's deal into a tailspin. At a recent Airline Economics Growth Frontiers India conference in Delhi, Michael Lombardi, big shot at Griffin Global Asset Management admitted, “From our end, it was a bit of a shocker. Definitely made us hit the brakes.” And the deal with Air India? It got a solid timeout. Lombardi spilled more beans, sharing how their plan for 737 MAX planes hit pause after the Go First saga, leaving them dodging questions from their investor pals. “Couldn’t give them a straight answer at the time…I guess it’s a reminder to pick your partners wisely. You can't dodge the risk of bankruptcy.” When aircraft lessors hesitate to stick to their deals with an airline like Air India, backed by the almighty Tata Group with USD144 billion in annual revenue, it sends ripples through the aviation scene. Especially now, when India’s wooing global aircraft hotshots to set up shop in Gujarat’s GIFT City, dreaming big to turn it into an aircraft leasing powerhouse like Dublin or Singapore. The Go First drama’s got everyone on edge, and aircraft lessors are sweating bullets, fearing it could spell doom for struggling Indian carriers. And yes, trust? Took a nosedive after UK’s Aviation Working Group downgraded India in 2023 post-Go First fiasco. The Indian government’s scrambling to fix it with the Cape Town Convention (CTC) Bill, hoping to make aircraft financing and leasing smoother. But challenges still loom large, especially with Indian tax authorities breathing down lessors’ necks, citing tax issues related to aircraft leases. But despite the drama, India’s aviation market’s a hot ticket, with a massive order book of 1,700 planes. Boeing’s even chirped about India being the next big thing, with air traffic set to skyrocket by 7% annually through 2040. John Duffy, the brain behind Dublin’s SKY Aero Management, sees India as the next China, buzzing with potential. “If just 1% of train travelers decide to fly, we’d need to double the fleet size!. So, as the Go First saga continues, it’s clear: India’s aviation scene is a rollercoaster ride, packed with twists, turns, and surprises. But hey, that’s what makes it exciting, right? Follow me (Siddharth Shah) for more such content. Source: Economic Times, Mint, Business Standard #Aviation #IndiaAviation #AirlineNews #Startups #GrowthFrontiersIndia #Boeing #GoFirst #AirIndia
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Discovering the Changing Face of Gaming in India - Part 3 Let's dive deeper into the thrilling world of India's gaming renaissance, where every pixel tells a story of growth and opportunity! 🌐💡 The triumvirate of success in the video gaming industry are - capital, talent, and an enabling ecosystem. Here's a sneak peek into the exciting narrative unfolding: 🚀 Capital Influx: The investment trajectory in the video gaming realm has skyrocketed from USD 11 million in 2019 to an impressive USD 397 million in 2022. A testament to this momentum, Eloelo, Mayhem Studios, and Rooter collectively raised a staggering USD 58 million between May and September. The strategic commitments from gaming behemoths like Krafton, Sony, and MIXI underscore a robust financial backbone. 🔄 Strategic Pivot from RMG to Video Gaming: The recent imposition of a 28% GST on Real Money Games (RMG) has triggered a tactical shift in investor focus towards the video gaming landscape. This recalibration is not just a tax-driven strategy but a testament to the resounding success and potential of companies in this sector. 🌐 Ecosystem Synergy and Talent Influx: At the heart of this burgeoning success lies India's dynamic Unified Payments Interface (UPI) and a thriving gaming ecosystem. UPI, hailed as a game-changer, has not only added a layer of trust but also streamlined online transactions, making it a pivotal force in the industry's allure. 🌟 India: A Gaming Powerhouse in the Making: MIXI Inc.'s foray into India with a dedicated venture-capital fund is a nod to our country's burgeoning potential. With a flourishing mobile economy, rising disposable income, and an exponential surge in the gamer populace (from 400 million in FY20 to an astounding 568 million in FY23), India is solidifying its position as a global gaming hub. This is a long-term game, and it will take a few years for the industry to establish itself. It is also not clear how many of these will succeed, or if we will see any at all. Let's hope that India birth the next global gaming phenomenon. #gamingrevolution #investmentinnovation #finance #techpioneers #gamingindustry
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The Changing Face of Gaming in India - Part 2 Let's dive deep into latest insights into the booming Indian gaming sector, following up on my previous post. 📈💰 🌐 Investment Surge: The video gaming industry has witnessed a remarkable upswing in investments since 2021, soaring from USD 11 million in 2019 to an impressive USD 390 million in 2022. Despite a slight slowdown this year, we've already seen USD 78 million raised in 2023. 🧐 Strategic Shift: With a cautious approach towards real money games (RMG) due to a 28% GST, companies are strategically pivoting towards video game counterparts. Investors are recognizing the potential in this dynamic landscape. 📊 Market Projections: According to the Lumikai report, "State of India Gaming in FY23," the Indian gaming market is poised to reach an astounding USD 7.5 billion by FY28, boasting a robust CAGR of 20%. 💡 Industry Snapshot: Presently, the gaming industry commands a revenue of USD 3.1 billion. RMG players contribute approximately USD 2 billion, with in-app purchases at USD 0.5 billion and ads at USD 0.6 billion. 🚀 The Indian gaming scene is evolving rapidly, and the journey ahead promises even greater strides! 🌐🎮 Let's stay tuned for more exciting developments in this dynamic space! 🚀🌟 Follow (Siddharth Shah) for more such insights. Repost it if you found it valuable. Source: Economic Times, Business Standard, Financial Times #finance #gamingindustry #investmentgrowth #marketinsights #techtrends2023 #innovation #linkedinpost
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Discovering the Changing Face of Gaming in India: Favorites, Global Trends, Investments, and the Exciting Future! 🎮🚀 As per data from Venture Intelligence, investments in the Indian video-gaming industry have seen a multi-fold increase since 2021. While the funding has slowed down, in 2023, three companies raised USD58 million and the industry has attracted big ticket investments from strategic investors. Let's dive deep into compelling insights into the dynamic landscape of gaming in India. Top Picks: PUBG, BGMI, Free Fire, Call of Duty - prominent names that dominate our mobile gaming preferences. Not to forget the enduring appeal of classics like Candy Crush and Ludo King. What's your go-to game? Global Influence: Currently, most popular games in India hail from international developers, with Ludo King being a notable exception. However, this trend is anticipated to evolve as Indian gaming companies step onto the global stage. Strategic Investments: Significant capital injections are reshaping the industry. Krafton India's investment of USD 150 million, MIXI Inc.'s infusion of USD 50 million, and Sony's commitment through the India Hero Project, offering USD 1,00,000 for selected projects, are testament to the strategic investments underway. Financial Dynamics: The financial dynamics of gaming are shifting. In-app purchases by Indian gamers have surpassed OTT subscriptions, currently standing at USD 250 million. The average in-app purchase has risen from USD 2 in FY19 to USD 20 in FY23, reflecting a noteworthy surge in spending. What can be said about the future outlook?? The Indian gaming landscape is poised for exponential growth. With increased global competitiveness and a growing community of gamers willing to invest in the digital realm, the future looks promising. Intriguing developments lie ahead! 🚀🕹️ Keen to hear your thoughts on the unfolding gaming revolution in India. Share your insights below! 🌐👾 #gamingindustry #gamingcommunity #digitaltransformation #finance #deepdive 🚀🔐 Source: Economic Times, CII For more such insights, follow (Siddharth Shah) Repost it if you found it valuable
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"RBI Rings the Alarm on Personal Loans: A Deep Dive into Bank Responses and the Steadfast Approach of HDFC Bank" The apex bank has been encouraging banks and NBFCs to apply the brakes on personal loan growth. But, are PSU banks following suit? 🚨 Since the start of this year, the Reserve Bank of India has been vocal about its concern over the rising tide of demand and supply for unsecured personal loans. 🗣️ Governor Shakti Kanta Das and other top officials from the RBI have publicly shared their apprehensions on several occasions. 🛑 In July, RBI requested that banks reduce their issuance of personal loans, and more recently, they were asked to strengthen their risk management practices. .. 📢 Here's the current sentiment from the banks: 🏦 Kotak Mahindra Bank reports higher delinquencies in specific unsecured segments, especially smaller ticket loans. 🏦 ICICI Bank is noting a buildup of risk and increased defaults in loans valued under Rs 50k. 🏦 Yes Bank is slowing down in retail segments like unsecured loans due to rising delinquency rates. 🏦 RBL Bank is proactively managing risk, providing provisions for loans that remain in default for 120 days or more. 🏦 Bajaj Finance reports worsening leverage levels for loans under Rs 50k and has decreased exposure to borrowers with multiple loans under Rs 50k. 🏦 Paytm, in partnership with NBFCs, has also reduced its issuance of personal loans. .. 🤨 But what about PSU banks? 🏦 Despite acknowledging the RBI's concerns, private banks and NBFCs appear to be taking action. However, PSU banks seem unfazed. 🏦 Many dismiss concerns due to the relatively small proportion of these loans in their total portfolios and their steady recovery rates. .. 🌱 In the midst of this, HDFC Bank stands out. 🏦 Regardless of market fluctuations, HDFC Bank consistently emerges successful, thanks to its cautious lending approach, focusing on secured lending, even if it means slower growth during some periods." Follow (Siddharth Shah) for more such insights. Repost if you found it valuable Source: Economic Times, Mint #Finance #Banking #RBIAdvisory #PersonalLoans #RiskControl #HDFCBank
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Vedanta's Roller Coaster Ride: Will it Survive or Will it Thrive? Let's dive deep to find out Hey Everyone! So, have you heard about what's going on with Vedanta Resources Limited? It's quite the story, and Anil Agarwal, the man at the helm, is taking us all for a ride. Dreaming Big! Just this August, during an annual meeting, Agarwal unveiled big dreams for Vedanta - turning it into a USD 100 billion giant by 2030. Quite the ambition, right? It's all about boosting different parts of the business. But here is the Plot Twist! A month later, Agarwal throws a curveball. He's thinking of breaking Vedanta into six companies. The idea? Unlock some serious value and attract major investments for each business. Of course, the lenders need to give it a thumbs up. However, there is a tricky issue Vedanta is stuck in. "Dealing with Debt." Andm we're talking $9.7 billion as of March 31, 2022. They've been trying to sell stakes in Hindustan Zinc Limited and Bharat Aluminium Company, but it's been a challenge. Regulatory issues and lack of buyer interest - not an easy combo. Shares Taking a Hit And guess what? All this uncertainty is making Vedanta's shares take a hit. They've fallen by over 50% since August. Down to INR 200 per share now, from INR 400 in August. So, what's the game plan? Vedanta's at a crossroads. They've got to clear up the confusion, sort out the debt, and win back investors' trust. It's going to be interesting to see how they navigate through these choppy waters and carve out a path forward. Follow (Siddharth Shah) for more such insights. Source: Economic Times #Vedanta #CorporateDrama #InvestorWatch #finance
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India Cements - Tough Times Ahead? 😓😓 Historically a leading figure in the cement industry of South India, India Cements has seen its cement production capacity stagnate at 15.5mtpa since FY10, while the rivals like Ultratech, Ramco, and Chettinad Cements have substantially grown their capacities. The cement market in the Southern region has reached a point of oversupply, with the supply outpacing demand by around 70mtpa, which is equal to the total capacity of Adani Cements! 😅 The Escalating Issues leading to this Scenario are as under: 1) Cutthroat pricing competition for several years, which has been particularly detrimental for India Cements, leading to a decline in cement prices 2) The company's primary facilities, which are older and inefficient, thus consuming more power and requiring more upkeep, leading to higher costs 3) Russia - Ukraine war, which has led to a rise in coal prices. This has led to a decline in both market share and cement prices and a rise in operational expenses, thus eroding India Cements' profit margins. The losses have widened to a staggering ₹218 Cr. And it has compelled the company to liquidate assets. It offloaded mines in Madhya Pradesh to JSW Cements for ₹477 Cr. and a plot of land to Ultratech last year for ₹70 Cr. The company is also planning to generate an additional Rs 800-1k crore by selling more land. Tough times indeed Source : Mint, Economic Times, Financial Times Follow (Siddharth Shah) for more such insightful content. #finance #indiacements #businessnews
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📱Nostalgia Alert: The Nokia 3310 - the phone that could survive anything and brought us the addictive 'Snake' game. A timeless symbol of simplicity and reliability in the world of tech. Share your favorite Nokia 3310 memories below! Follow (Siddharth Shah) for more such content and insights. #nokia #linkedin #financebysiddharth #
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