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Cupid (530843) Mar 2025 Filing Analysis

02 · Business Model

How durable is the business?

New Category Adoption Expanding TAM
80/100

The IVD business achieved a major milestone by turning PAT (Profit After Tax) positive during the year, transitioning from a growth-stage investment to a profitable engine. (3 expanding)

The IVD business turned PAT positive during the year

Cupid · Annual Report · Mar 2025 · p.6
Premiumization Across All Personal Care Categories
80/100

The domestic consumer business is growing exponentially, with revenue increasing nearly 4x year-over-year. It now contributes over 20% of the company's topline in its first full year of launch. (2 expanding)

Revenue from operations: Domestic 8,704.32 (FY25) vs 2,196.35 (FY24)

Cupid · Annual Report · Mar 2025 · p.93
Volume Growth vs Value Growth Decomposition
30/100

The export segment remains the largest revenue contributor but its share of total revenue has decreased as the company pivots toward domestic consumer markets. Export revenue fell from ₹14,558.81 Lacs to ₹9,357.72 Lacs. (1 contracting)

Revenue from operations: Exports 9,357.72 (FY25) vs 14,558.81 (FY24)

Cupid · Annual Report · Mar 2025 · p.93

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04 · Risk

What could break the thesis?

New Category Adoption Expanding TAM

The risk is easing as the IVD business has already turned PAT (Profit After Tax) positive in FY25. The company has developed 15 kits and is already exporting to 5 countries while expanding domestic distribution to 25,000 chemists. (3 easing, 1 stable)

The IVD business turned PAT positive during the year... Distributed IVD kits across six Indian states; targeting pan-India by year-end.

Cupid · Annual Report · Mar 2025 · p.6
Multi-Category Portfolio for Shelf Space Dominance

The risk is easing as the company has successfully diversified its revenue streams. The B2C FMCG segment, launched in FY24, already contributes over 14% of total revenue (₹50+ Cr), and the IVD business has turned profitable. Furthermore, new high-value orders have been secured from Tanzania (₹56.91 Cr) and Brazil (₹23.07 Cr), reducing reliance on any single geography. (2 easing, 1 stable)

Consumer business now contributes 14%+ to total revenue... Secured multiple high-value purchase orders: Government of Tanzania: ₹14.91 Cr (Jan 2025) and ₹42 Cr (Feb 2025)... Brazil Commercial Agreement: ₹23.07 Cr

Cupid · Annual Report · Mar 2025 · p.6

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