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Advanta India Limited Expanding International Presence Via Extensive Research and Development
ADVANTA INDIA LIMITED

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T ABLE OF CONTENTS
1.

Executive Summary: Advanta India Limited

2.

Advanta India Limited Business Overview
Introduction
Expertise
Product
2.1
2.2

Major Investments in the Company Evolution

2.3

Ownership Structure

2.4
3.

Corporate Timeline

Advanta India Limited Organisational Structure

Advanta India Limited Products Portfolio
3.1
3.2

Field Crops

3.3
4.

Oil Seeds

Vegetable Crops

Advanta India Limited Financial and Operational Performance
4.1
4.2

Advanta India Limited Geographical Revenue Segmentation, FY’2011 and FY’2012

4.3
5.

Valuation Analysis and Financial Summary

DCF (Discounted Cash Flow) Valuationa and Upside Potential

Advanta India Limited Annotated Stock Chart and Analyst Recommendations
5.1.

Advanta India Limited Annotated Stock Price Performance

5.2.

Analyst Recommendations
Expected Bullish Stock Performance
Buy Recommendation in Long term
Expectation of Earning Growth

6.

SWOT Analysis
Strengths
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Weaknesses
Opportunities
Threats
7.

Advanta India Limited Key Professionals
7.1.

Board of Directors Profile

7.2.

Management Profile

8.

Macro Analysis of Seed Industry
8.1.

Indian Hybrid Seed Industry Overview and Size, FY’2008- FY’2012

8.1.1 Indian Hybrid Seed Industry Segmentation, FY’2012
8.1.2 Market Share of Major Players in the Indian Hybrid Seed Market, FY’2012
8.2

Australian Seed Industry Market Size, FY’2008-FY’2012

8.3

Argentina Seed Industry Market Size, FY’2008-FY’-2012

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Competitive Analysis
9.1

By Products Offered/Revenue/Business Strategy

9.2

By Financial Performance (Topline/ Enterprise Value/ Multiples)

9.3

A Relative Valuation Analysis of Indian Seed Industry

10.

Advanta India Limied Management Outlook and
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