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1Copyright © 2013 Mahindra Agri Business. All rights reserved.

AGRI BUSINESS

Mahindra Agri Business

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AGRI BUSINESSContents

Micro Irrigation

Need for Micro Irrigation

Industry size & opportunity

EPC Industriè ltd.

EPC Product & Service Portfolio

Financial Performance F-14

Financial Performance for QII & YTD Sept 2014

Future Plans

The Mahindra Group

Mahindra Agri Business

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Micro Irrigation Industry

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Need for Micro Irrigation

India a water stressed economy ; will be water scarce by

2050

70% of the water available used for agriculture

Need for water efficient methods of irrigation

Benefits of Micro Irrigation:

– Water saving: 30% - 40%;

– Labour saving: 30% - 50%;

– Power saving: 20% - 40%;

– Fertilizer & Nutrition saving: 30%

– Productivity improvement: 10% - 30%.

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Industry Size & Opportunity

Strong potential for growth

– Almost 60% of cultivable land is still Rain fed in India.

– 70 million Hectare Irrigated; Only 6 Million is under MIS

10,789

6,3915,658

3,378 3,2782,714

2,3901,850

1,442 1,2321,117

0.2% 2.2%13%

0.7% 9%26% 22%

0%28% 12%

51%

0

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

12,000

Uttar

Pradesh

MP Rajasthan Punjab Gujarat Maharashtra Haryana Bihar Karnataka West Bengal Andhra

Pradesh

Are

a (x

10

00

Ha)

Potential

Penetration

Source: Raman 2010

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Industry Size & Opportunity

The industry growing at 15% CAGR

Strong Customer Pull

0

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

F '09 F '10 F '11 F '12 F '13 F '14 Revenue in Rs. Cr.

63

14

11

6

4

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70

Higher Productivity

Long Term Cost Reduction

Access to Credit

Reduced Labour Dependency

Subsidy

Reasons for Micro Irrigation Purchase

Source: AlphaWise

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Industry Size & Opportunity

Industry becoming more structured & streamlined

– Gujarat & AP Project markets; use Tripartite agreements

– Use of IT to streamline ‘application to subsidy disbursal’

cycle

Bank support

– Banks Financing MIS systems aggressively.

– SBI, DENA, ICICI & IDBI initiators

– Loan availability has increased business potential

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EPC Industriè ltd.

Pioneered Micro-Irrigation Systems (MIS) in India in 1986

Registered in 15 states under subsidy program in India

More than 600 channel partners; 11 regional offices.

M & M Ltd. holds majority stake & Management Control

Revenue

87.7

127.17

164.17 177.29

0

50

100

150

200

F '11 F '12 F '13 F '14 Revenue in

Rs. Cr.

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Open Markets

Project Markets*

Newly Opened

Markets

Strong All India Network

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Product & Service Portfolio

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Strong Presence in Various segments

Drip irrigation System: Targeted, intelligent application of

water, fertilizer, and chemicals directly to the plant roots

Sprinkler Irrigation System: Suitable for modern farming

as they offer quality, high yield and cost efficiency

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Product Portfolio

Superior Product Quality

Good Brand Equity in Indian market.

All the products comply to Indian Standards.

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Product Portfolio: Drip Irrigation

Online Drippers

Inline Drippers

– Round Inline drippers

– Flat Inline drippers

Irrigation laterals

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Product Portfolio: Drip Irrigation

Drip Fittings

Drip Filters

Filters

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Product Portfolio: Drip Irrigation

Fertigation Equipment

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Product Portfolio: Sprinkler Irrigation

Sprinkler Irrigation pipes

Pipe fittings

Sprinkler Nozzles

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Field Services

Survey: Surveys of individual farms to collect data on

crops to be irrigated, its water & fertilizer requirements and

agronomical practices to be followed

Design: Complete designing of drip / sprinkler Irrigation

layouts for individual farms as well as for large plantation

projects

Installation & Commissioning: Installation &

commissioning of micro-irrigation (drip & sprinkler)

systems by trained and experienced team

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Field Services

Agronomy service

Demo Plots to explain & establish best practices

Soil and water testing

Crop Suitability recommendation

Fertigation & Irrigation schedules as per crop need

Farmer & Dealer training for

– Operation & maintenance of irrigation systems

– Fertigation

– Suitable chemical treatments

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Field Services

Agronomy training Demo Plots

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Sales & Marketing

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Farmers Training Program Van Campaign

Rural Exhibition Participation Demo Plot

Sales & Marketing

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Financial Performance F-14

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Performance at Glance F-14Figures in Rs. Cr.

Revenue

EBIDTA

Capital Employed

PAT

164.2

177.3

100.0

130.0

160.0

190.0

F-13 F-14

10.4

12.9

-

4.0

8.0

12.0

16.0

F-13 F-14

5.3

7.7

-

2.0

4.0

6.0

8.0

F-13 F-14

119.3

129.4

100.0

110.0

120.0

130.0

F-13 F-14

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Financial Performance for

Q-II & YTD Sep 2014

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123.4

113.2

Q-II F-14 Q-II F-15

1.3

-2.5

Q-II F-14 Q-II F-15

41.4

33.0

Q-II F-14 Q-II F-15

Performance at Glance Q-II

Revenue

EBIDTA

Capital Employed

PAT

0.7

-2.4

Q-II F-14 Q-II F-15

Figures in Rs. Cr.

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Performance at Glance YTD Sep F-15Figures in Cr.

Revenue

EBIDTA

Capital Employed

PAT

86.8 84.6

F-14 F-15

6.5

2.8

F-14 F-15

4.3

0.4

F-14 F-15

123.4

113.2

F-14 F-15

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Q2 Industry Environment

Due to change from NMMI to NMSA there has been some

confusion at the state level

Few states have not announced their policy, as a result,

business has virtually come to a standstill in these states

As per industry estimates, H1 industry has dropped by 15

to 20% over last year

It is expected that in H2, the policies will be announced for

all the states and there will be a higher priority at the Sate

level to utilize the subsidy

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Future Plans

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Customer Centricity: Enabling increased

customer reach

Agri Helpline

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New Allied Businesses

Greenhouse Pumps

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Reducing Subsidy Dependence

Large Community Projects Landscaping

Exports

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The Mahindra Group

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The Mahindra Group

Founded in 1945 as a steel trading

company

Diversified into manufacturing Willy’s

jeeps

India’s 7th Largest Group - From

Automotive to Defense to Construction

to IT to Agriculture

Recognised as a global leader in Utility

Vehicles and Tractors

More than 120,000 people across 110

subsidiaries, 6 JVs and 11 Associates,

in more than 100 countries

K.C. MahindraJ.C. Mahindra

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Mahindra Rise: House of Mahindra

Accepting No

LimitsAlternative

Thinking

Driving

Positive

Change

“We will challenge conventional thinking and innovatively use all our resources to

drive positive change in the lives of our stakeholders and communities across the

world, to enable them to Rise.”

CORE PURPOSE

CORE VALUES : Good Corporate Citizenship | Professionalism | Customer First | Quality Focus |

Dignity of the Individual

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Mahindra Agri Business

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BHAG: Big Hairy Audacious Goal

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Agri Business Performance: Revenue

0

100

200

300

400

500

F '11 F '12 F '13 F '14

In Rs. Cr

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