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Quote tigershark Replybullet Posted: 03/Apr/2007 at 10:15am
look at their cd business the same thing happened
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Quote deveshkayal Replybullet Posted: 03/Apr/2007 at 10:41am
I think the potential is huge in Home video as well as Solar energy. I will once again point out the same from my earlier posts.
The size of the copyright home video market is around Rs 200 crore, while the pirated market is believed to be 100 times bigger. The company plans to expand this to Rs 1000 crore in three years.India also offers a huge base for growth in the home video segment. The country boasts of having over five million home video and DVD subscribers. With the current penetration levels, the home video segment offers ample growth opportunity. It is expected to grow over 30% in the next five years. There has been an increased importance of regional cinema.The company will start with a capacity of 40 MW, which will be increased to 200 MW by 2009. With this initial capacity, we are expecting a turnover of 100 million dollar annually.The company’s foray into the business comes at a time when the global PV space is expected to grow five-fold to Rs 135,000 crore by 2010.
Moser Baer has also entered into film production. They will initially produce 2 films this year, have plans to produce 7 films in the next consecutive years. So the cost of acquiring these film titles will be nil. They have entered into JV with Pyramid Symaira to retail their products in the theatres.
The response have been good so far for their home-video business. The cost-efficiency in optical disc do have advantage over the competitors.
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Quote deveshkayal Replybullet Posted: 02/May/2007 at 2:53pm
Moser Baer Q4 net up 100% (Source: BS)
Optical storage device maker Moser Baer backed by strong demand and operational efficiencies has posted a net profit of Rs 39.72 crore for the fourth quarter ended March 31, 2007 (Q4FY07), representing a 100% jump from the corresponding period of the last fiscal.
 
Revenue in Q4FY07 stood at Rs 550 crore registering an increase of 3.8% over the fourth quarter last year, and 5.1% on a sequential basis.
 
According to the company, the year was a landmark one for Moser Baer as it saw the optical media business emerging as a free cash business, helped by robust shipments, improving asset turnovers and production efficiencies in the business. The company was also helped by stabilisation of polycarbonate prices, a key ingredient in churning out DVDs.
 
Added Ratul Puri, executive director, Moser Baer said, "This year saw Moser Baer transforming into a multi-technology business organisation. The base optical media business has reverted to normal levels of operating efficiencies and the company is now set to lead the next generation demand curve in the Blue laser based products. Additionally, the entertainment business will allow us to capture higher value addition in the chain and we will emerge as a leader in this highly exciting segment by having brought in the paradigm shift in this industry."
 
Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA), at Rs 172.58 crore, grew 60.8% over the corresponding quarter in the previous year and 5.6% on a sequential basis.
 
In FY07, the company reported profit after tax (including deferred tax impacts) of Rs 109.79 crore, recording twenty-fold growth over the net profit in FY06.
 
Gross revenue for the financial year stood at Rs 2,074.03 crore, an increase of 19.8% from FY06. The growth is mainly due to the robust growth in volumes and the capacity expansion during the year.
 
In its guidance for the storage business, the company is expecting a three year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 25-35% in its revenues while EBIDTA margins are expected to be in excess of 30%. The company plans to spend $40 million (Rs 164 crore) to increase capacity to 3.4 billion discs per annum.
 
For its photovoltaic business, the company expects the revenue to be in the range of $80-100 million (Rs 410 crore) during next fiscal.
 
The board recommended, issue of bonus shares to the equity shareholders of the company in the ratio of 1 equity share for every 2 equity shares held by them, by capitalizing the reserves of the company.
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Very impressive results from Moser Baer.
Fair disclosure: I dont hold this stock.
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Quote deveshkayal Replybullet Posted: 18/May/2007 at 7:07pm
Oye my Moser baer is booming...up 40% in 4 months...not bad!
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Quote deveshkayal Replybullet Posted: 23/May/2007 at 11:10am
Moser Baer India today claimed to have developed the world's first high speed 8x Blu-ray disc (BDR), which is a major breakthrough in next generation optical media formats.

According to an official release issued by the company to the BSE today, the technology has been jointly developed along with recently acquired OM&T, the former R&D subsidiary of Philips.

According to Ratul Puri, executive director, Moser Baer India, "This is a major achievement and it gives us a significant advantage in the fast growing next generation optical format market. Moreover, it vindicates our strategy of acquiring OM&T and adding their capabilities to the strong in-house R&D team to lead the technology development curve in the optical and photovoltaic space. The pioneering work in the Blu-ray format will further enhance our global leadership position."

The development would enable end users to have a faster media that can record a 2-hour transmission equivalent of HD (High Definition) quality data in less than 15 minutes. The next generation formats have a capacity ranging from 15 GB to 50 GB and offer more than five to ten times the data storage capacity of standard DVD media. These next generation formats offer an ideal solution for reliable business backup, including medical and government imaging, photography, videography, as well as high definition video recording, the company release claims.

The breakthrough in the technology development of high speed Blu ray disc format was recently presented at the 4th Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) meeting held in Fukuoka in Japan."
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Quote johnnybravo Replybullet Posted: 23/May/2007 at 11:26am
Thanks for the update Devesh.

I thought these guys are just into manufacturing of CDs. Never knew they were good in R&D as well. If they indeed are that's a good news for the whole disc-storage-media business is hard driven by time bound innovations and a good innovation can really change fortunes.

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Quote deveshkayal Replybullet Posted: 26/May/2007 at 12:19pm
Everyone seems to be excited by Movie space(production,distribution)
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The company has acquired the rights for three Hollywood movies — Disney's animation flick Air Bud, Ten Commandments and Righteous Kill — all slated for release this year.
 
The rights include theatrical distribution rights, satellite distribution rights, as also home video rights for all SAARC countries.
 
Moser Baer wanted to acquire only the home video rights for the three films but was told by the production studios that the rights would be available only in a package.
 
“The movies were available at an attractive price and that is why we struck the deal,” Moser Baer Entertainment CEO Harish Dayani said.
 
The company would look for the distribution rights of more such films in the future, he added.
 
The company is believed to be paying the Hollywood studios around 20 per cent royalty on sales. Dayani said Moser Baer will earn 50 per cent of its revenues from theatrical rights, while satellite and home video rights will contribute 30 per cent and 20 per cent, respectively.(BS)
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I wont be surprised if MB touches four digit in three years from now.
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Quote deveshkayal Replybullet Posted: 05/Jun/2007 at 10:49am
Moser Baer becomes largest content owner  (BOC)
With its big bang entry into the Rs 650 crore ($ 150 million) Indian home entertainment market in December last year, Moser Baer promised to change the rules of the game.

 

At the launch, the company had revealed that negotiations were on with several players to acquire copyrights of more than 7000 titles in all major Indian languages.

 

Five months down the line, the company has achieved its target of 7000 titles, thus boasting of having the largest collection of home video titles in India.

 

Moser Baer has recently acquired 400 titles from Captain Video, 550 titles from Bombino and 600 titles from Indus. "This makes us the biggest Hindi content owner in the country," says Moser Baer Entertainment CEO Harish Dayani.

 

Apart from acquiring content from these companies, Moser Baer has directly acquired close to 200 titles from Venus, producer Shakti Samanta, Shivaji Ganeshan's AVM amongst others.

 

What’s more, according to reliable sources, Moser Baer is also in talks with other Indian home video companies for further content expansion.

 

Moser Baer recently also purchased 100 films’ home video rights at the Cannes Film Festival from companies like American Cinema International, Lake Shore Production and Fantastic Films.

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