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Rating Rationale
Brickwork Ratings revises the ratings to ‘BWR BBB-’ and withdraws ‘BWR A4+’ of
Kanva Fashions Limited’s Bank Loan Facilities enhanced from ₹ 32.66 Cr to ₹ 54.81
Cr
Brickwork Ratings has revised the Ratings1 of Kanva Fashions Limited’s (“KFL” or “the
Company”) Bank Loan Facilities enhanced from ₹ 32.66 Cr to ₹ 54.81 Cr as:
Bank
Canara
Bank
State
Bank of
Mysore
(SBM)
Facility
Previous
Limits
(₹ Cr)
Present
Limits
(₹ Cr)
FB:TL-1
1.72
0.09
FB:TL-2
9.77
8.5
FB:TL-3
6
5.38
FB:TL-4
(KSSF)
NA
8.65
FB:CC-1
15
17
FB:CC-2
(KSSF)
NA
3.5
NFB: Letter
of Credit
0.17
NA
Total
32.66
43.12
FB:TL-1
(ATSS)
0.61
FB:TL-2
(ATSS)
0.79
FB:CC
(ATSS)
NA
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Tenure
Previous Rating
Present Rating
Long
Term
BWR BB+
(BWR Double B Plus)
(Outlook:Stable)
BWR BBB(BWR Triple B
Minus)
(Outlook:Stable)
Short
Term
BWR A4+
(BWR A Four Plus)
Withdrawn
INR Forty Three Crores and Twelve Lacs Only
Long
Term
NA
BWR BBB(Pronounced BWR
Triple B Minus)
(Outlook:Stable)
FB:CC (KYT)
4
FB: Car Loan
(ATSS)
0.29
Total
11.69
INR Eleven Crores and Sixty Nine Lakhs Only
54.81
INR Fifty Four Crores and Eighty One Lakhs only
Total Rated Limits
32.66
Note: The group entities availing limits from SBM have merged with Kanva Fashions Limited; FB: Fund Based; NFB: Non Fund
Based; TL-Term Loan; CC- Cash Credit; ATSS- Aruna Textiles & Silk Sarees; KSSF: Kanva Sri Sai Fabrics
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BWR has principally relied upon the audited financial results of FY12, FY13, FY14 and projected
financials of FY15 & FY16 of Kanva Fashions Limited, publicly available information and
information/clarification provided by the Company management.
The rating factors, inter alia, the promoter's experience in same line of business, continuous
focus on process improvement, taking the business internationally, healthy revenue growth,
moderate financial risk profile and improved debt protection metrics. However, the rating
strength are partially offset by limitations to decentralise delegation of authority, encapsulate a
professional management team on the Board, demand seasonality in textile industry, ability to
continue the conservative volume growth in the changing economic conditions, maintain
increasing profitability margins and ability to consolidate the overheads with the resulting
merged entities.
Background
Kanva Fashions Limited (“KFL” or “the Company”) formed in June 2010, was conscious strategy
of the promoter by merging Kanva Marketing Limited formed in 1999 and Kanva Fashions
formed in 2007, building up the Company from a turnover of Rs.11 Cr in FY10 to Rs.61 Cr in
FY13. The ability of the Company to evolve by merging its group entities, led to further
consolidating three of its other partnership concerns availing limits from State Bank of Mysore
into the private limited Company Kanva Fashions Limited in February 2014.
Kanva Fashions Limited strategically acquired these three of its entities viz. Kanva Sri Sai
Fabrics (KSSF)- business of manufacturing of shirting fabrics, Aruna Textiles & Silk Sarees
(ATSS)- business of weaving of sarees and Kanva Yarn & Threads (KYT)- business of yarn sizing
by passing a resolution on February 01, 2014 to strengthen its core operations and emerge as an
integrated textile unit. Further, it an attempt by KFL to leverage its growing reputation and
achieve additional market share. The Bankers, State Bank of Mysore of the acquired entities and
Canara Bank of the merged entity have agreed in-principle for forming a Consortium led by
Canara Bank. The limits under review for rating are hence considered on a consolidated basis.
The factory at Koratgere in the district of Tumkur is 80kms away from Bangalore and spread
across ~50 acre land bank i.e ~22 lakh sq.ft. Comprising of Dyeing, Weaving, Knitting,
Processing and Garment Unit each ~5 acre. Also apart from these units, the factory has Effluent
Treatment Plant wherein it recycles 90% of waste water for reuse as an environment friendly
initiative. It manufactures clothing for men, women and kids and has an installed capacity as:
Particulars
Installed Capacity
Shirts & Trouser Fabric weaving unit (in terms of Meters)
Saree Unit (number of sarees)
19,32,000
48,600
Dyed Yarn Unit (in terms of tons)
900
Dyed Fabric Unit (in terms of tons)
900
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The unit operating at 70% of its installed capacity has its products presence in the states of
Karnataka, erstwhile Andhra Pradesh and gradually expanding its wings across other parts of
India, Also recently it has opened offices in South Korea and USA, as an initiative to increase
international base and foray the export segment
KFL has its flagship store “KANVA MART” at Rajaji Nagar, Bangalore which is a three storied
structure encompassing shirts, trousers, inner-wears, sarees, accessories like belts and watches
at it ground level. The Corporate office is on 2nd floor and has Design team for its clothing at 3rd
floor. The 1st floor is being renovated to meet the mart’s growing demand
KFL specialises in manufacturing of shirts, trousers, T-shirts, Jeans, Casual wear, Inner wear,
Sarees, Ladies wear, Kids wear, Belts and watches. The Company leverages its expertise and
enjoys flexible core manufacturing competencies in yarn manufacturing, knitting, weaving,
dyeing, finishing, as well as cutting, sewing, seamless, and moulding.
KFL has 16 Marts in operation and 24 in the pipeline. 11 marts of the 16 are across Bangalore
and 5 across Karnataka, further it is looking for additional six units across Karnataka and ~8
units across the country. Going forward, it plans to further expand domestically as well as
globally
Promoter Profile
Mr Narayanappa Nanjundaiah, the Chief Executive Officer of Kanva Fashions Limited, started
this unit at Koratagere, as a measure to capitalise on the availability of land and maximise the
available resources of labour thereby achieving socio-economic goal of providing livelihood to
the local and nearby villages, along with its cost effective initiative for his business. Tumkur,
with the recent visit of the Honorable Prime Minister is soon to be recognized as a SMART city.
KFL’s Koratgere unit is the only textile factory in its vicinity providing employment to around
3000 employees. Mr Narayanappa Nanjundaiah has received various awards in the last few
years for his contribution to society in the field of education and business productivity from
government and non-government organizations.
Management Profile
Kanva Fashions Limited is owned and controlled by the Mr Narayanappa Nanjundaiah who has
been instrumental in this line of activity since 1999 and leading the Company since 2010.
The other key management personnel are the Directors Mr Harish S and Mr Devendra N with
over 10 years industry experience, General managers – Mr. Rajesh and Mr Mahantesh heading
retail and marketing operations respectively, and the Deputy General Manager – Mr Murugan
who leads the fabric manufacturing division with more than 10 years’ experience in the textile
business
Financial Performance
The Company has been generating major revenue from Manufacturing, and from Sale of Fabrics
and Sarees. KFL’s net sales increased from ₹ 60.56 Cr in FY13 to ₹ 74.45 Cr in FY14. The
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Operating Profit increased from of ₹ 8.62 Cr in FY13 to ₹ 10.23 Cr in FY14. Although operating
profit margins fell below 13% in FY14 as compared to over 14% in FY13, the Net Profit margin
has improved from 2.71% in FY13 to 3.20% in FY14. The promoters funding in the form of
unsecured loans to be retained during the entire tenor of loans shall remain critical.
The Company has prudently merged its associate concerns as a cost reducing initiative and
integrated its unit at Koratgere to achieve economies of scale in the long run. The Net worth of
the Company has increased from ₹ 35.60 Cr in FY13 to ₹ 69.39 Cr in FY14. The debt has also
increased from ₹ 23.90 Cr in FY13 to ₹ 51.85 Cr in FY14. The leverage has slightly deteriorated
from 0.67x in FY13 to 0.75x in FY14. Increased inventory from Sarees business as result of
consolidation is affecting the working capital cycle needs to be addressed by the Company going
forward. The current ratio was 1.78x in FY13 and is 1.85x in FY14.
Rating Outlook:
The outlook is expected to be stable over the year. Going forward, enrolling of professionally
qualified Board, and following of best practices for Corporate Governance and timelines of its
profile shall remain key critical factors to the ratings. The ability to scale up its operations,
manage the increasing inventories, achieve economies to scale shall remain the key rating
sensitivities. Going forward, the Company's foray in the exports shall require efficient utilisation
of working capital facilities, manage currency and country risks, consistently grow in scale of
operations while maintaining the increasing streak of profit margins, supported with
appropriate funding would be the other key rating sensitivities.
Analyst Contact
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Phone
Media Contact
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