VLCC is India’s first brand to have multi-outlet corporate operations in the Wellness and Beauty industry. The company was founded by Vandana Luthra as a beauty and weight management service in 1989 and incorporated in 1996. The company offers affordable beauty and wellness services to men and women.
VLCC has won several recognitions, including ‘Superbrand’ by Superbrand India in 2017, India’s most trusted brand in the wellness segment in 2015 and 2019, and ASSOCHAM recognition in 2020.
• The company will utilise the net proceeds from the fresh issues in brand development and expansion of VLCC Wellness Clinics in India and GCC regions.
• They will use the funds to invest in digital and information technology infrastructure.
VLCC Health Care IPO Details
According to the primary draft submitted by VLCC Health Care Ltd., the public issue will raise Rs 300 crore in fresh shares, whereas the existing shareholders will sell up to 89 lakh from their stashes. VLCC is a brand recognised across India for its Beauty and Wellness services.
Why should you invest in the VLCC Health Care Ltd. IPO?
Here are our top reasons:
- They are one of the largest and most successful brands in the domain.
- They have built an integrated strategic business involving VLCC Wellness Clinics, Personal Care Products, and VLCC Institutes for skill development.
- The Indian beauty sector will grow at a 10-12% CAGR in the next five years.
IPO Financials
Particulars | FY21 | FY20 |
---|---|---|
Revenue From Operation | 5,329.18 | 7,695.68 |
EBITDA | 1,501.19 | 1,478.86 |
EBITDA Margin (%) | 26.6 | 19.1 |
Profit After Tax | 62.42 | 153.10 |
EPS | 1.62 | 4.09 |
ROE | NA | NA |
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Strengths
3The brand is one of the largest organised players in beauty and wellness.
They have an ample industry experience of 30 years and enjoy a high level of customer trust.
They have 20 wellness clinics operating across UAE, Qatar, Oman, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Kenya.
Risks
3The spread of COVID-19 has affected the company’s regular business.
Their business model based on franchisees, agents or distributors could adversely affect the company’s brand.
Low entry barriers in the industry can result in higher competition and impact the company's future cash flow.