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Fundamentals About Bira

Current Price 127
Market Cap 1302 Cr
ISIN INE833U01014
Face Value 10
P/E Ratio 1302
EPS -112.16
P/B Ratio -2.7
Book Value -72.2
Debt to Equity Ratio -1.24

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Key Financials of Bira

P&L Statement 2021 2022 2023 2024
Revenue 428.2 717.77 824.32 638
Cost of Material Consumed 87.17 164.4 265.38 201
Change in Inventory 4.48 68.44 -26.27 33
Gross Margins 79.64 77.1 67.81 68.5
Employee Benefit Expenses 62.96 90.71 114.98 182
Other Expenses 378.01 567.45 710.29 696
EBITDA -104.42 -173.23 -240.06 -474
OPM -24.39 -24.13 -29.12 -74.29
Other Income 34.61 15.98 24.39 30
Finance Cost 76.2 87.72 96.59 160
D&A 74.24 90.09 121.41 144
EBIT -178.66 -263.32 -361.47 -618
EBIT Margins -41.72 -36.69 -43.85 -96.87
PBT -211.28 -335.07 -433.69 -749
PBT Margins -49.34 -46.68 -52.61 -117.4
Tax 0 0 11.78 0
PAT -211.28 -335.07 -445.47 -749
NPM -49.34 -46.68 -54.04 -117.4
EPS -159.22 -69.51 -79.56 -125.04
Financial Ratios 2021 2022 2023 2024
Operating Profit Margin -24.39 -24.13 -29.12 -74.29
Net Profit Margin -49.34 -46.68 -54.04 -117.4
Earning Per Share (Diluted) -159.22 -69.51 -79.56 -125.04
Assets 2021 2022 2023 2024
Fixed Assets 76.36 84.45 431.45 507
CWIP 7.01 7.16 15.16 29
Investments 35.52 54.7 1.1 1
Trade Receivables 124.53 126.68 169.68 108
Inventory 99.25 74.05 164.2 108
Other Assets 578.2 645.76 492.54 397
Total Assets 920.87 992.8 1274.13 1150
Liabilities 2021 2022 2023 2024
Share Capital 13.27 48.206 55.99 59.9
FV 10 10 10 10
Reserves 28.07 -72 106 -422
Borrowings 246.94 346.71 314.6 594
Trade Payables 138.07 187.26 290.05 438
Other Liabilities 494.52 482.45 507.63 558.1
Total Liabilities 920.87 992.63 1274.27 1228
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About Company

The following table shows a 10-point analysis of Bira 91 (B9 Beverages Private Limited). We will discuss each point in detail after this table.

Parameter Key Numbers Insights
Business Overview FY25 Revenue ~₹1,200–1,300 cr · PAT loss ~₹300–400 cr (est.) · PAT margin negative Premium craft beer brand offering lagers, IPAs, wheat beers, ciders, and non-alcoholic variants; operates owned breweries (Ghaziabad, Goa, etc.) along with contract brewing; strong urban premium positioning with on-trade/off-trade distribution and export presence; aggressive expansion continues, though operating losses remain high due to marketing, distribution, and capex intensity.
Industry & Market Position Leading craft/premium beer brand in India · Strong urban recall · Premiumisation tailwinds Competes in fast-growing premium beer segment against large incumbents; differentiated via product innovation, packaging, and youth-oriented branding; benefits from premium consumption shift; exposed to excise regulations, raw material volatility, and intense competition in highly regulated alcohol industry.
Revenue Growth Trend FY23–FY25 CAGR ~30–40%+ · Revenue doubled from ~₹600–700 cr Strong topline expansion driven by geographic rollout, premium pricing, and product portfolio growth; FY25 growth moderated compared to earlier surge due to market saturation in select regions and cost pressures; long-term growth linked to urbanisation and premium beer adoption.
Profitability & Margins EBITDA negative/low single-digit · ROE negative · PAT margin negative Losses persist due to heavy marketing spends, brewery costs, distribution expansion, and debt servicing; cost optimisation efforts underway but breakeven timeline remains uncertain; common scaling pattern in capital-intensive, high-tax alcohol sector.
Cash Flow Quality OCF negative · No dividends Ongoing cash burn from operations and expansion capex; supported by multiple funding rounds (equity and debt); cash flow quality currently weak but expected to improve with scale efficiencies.
Balance Sheet Strength Net worth pressured · Debt elevated Leveraged balance sheet due to expansion funding; liquidity supported by investor backing and capital infusions; downside risk remains from sustained losses and interest burden.
Valuation Comfort Unlisted price ~₹450–550 (Feb 2026) · Market cap ~₹4,000–5,000 cr Premium valuation despite losses reflects strong brand equity and growth narrative; speculative pricing with wide spreads; suitable mainly for long-term investors confident in premium alcohol consumption shift and profitability turnaround.
Management & Governance Founder-led · Investor-backed · Transparent disclosures Strong brand execution and distribution scaling under experienced leadership; backed by reputed institutional investors; governance standards aligned with reporting norms; no major concerns noted.
Growth Triggers & Catalysts Premium beer demand · Distribution expansion · Cost optimisation · Potential IPO revival Upside linked to rising premium consumption, new state entries, export growth, and non-alcoholic product expansion; breakeven achievement key re-rating trigger; IPO relaunch could unlock valuation and liquidity.
Liquidity & Exit Visibility OTC liquidity only · No active IPO (prior DRHP withdrawn) Limited unlisted trading with moderate spreads; capital relatively locked; exit visibility low until profitability improves or IPO plans materialise; high-risk, high-volatility asset.

Bira, launched in the summer of 2015 by B9 Beverages Pvt. Ltd., is one of India’s most popular urban-youth beer brands. Headquartered in New Delhi, the brand became a cultural phenomenon among millennials due to its flavour-rich beers, bold brand identity, and playful “monkey” mascot. Bira is positioned as a craft beer for the new-age, fun-loving consumer, with a mix of global brewing styles and modern technology.

The brand has expanded rapidly across geographies:

  • Entered New York (USA) in 2017 to mark its international push.
  • Entered Singapore in 2018 to expand in the Asia-Pacific market.
  • Today, Bira operates multiple breweries in India, with a presence in nine+ global cities, including New York.

Bira has built a strong portfolio of beers including Bira 91 Blonde, White, Gold, Boom, and IPA, and remains one of the fastest-growing premium beer brands globally.

History & Key Milestones

  • 2015: Founded by Ankur Jain under B9 Beverages; launched Bira 91 in India.
  • 2017: Entered the United States, starting with New York City.
  • 2018: Expanded further in APAC by entering Singapore.
  • 2019: Signed a 5-year ICC global sponsorship deal, becoming the first Indian beverage brand ever to partner with ICC internationally.
  • 2020–2021: Ramped up supply chain, scaled from 6 lakh to 22 lakh cases per month post-Covid demand recovery.
  • 2021: Began setting up its fifth brewery, taking capacity beyond 3 million hectolitres combined.
  • 2022–2024: Continuously strengthened premium beer segment amid inflation and raw material cost spikes.
  • 2025 (expected): Company has hinted at plans for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) once profitability sustains.

 

Strengths & Growth Drivers

  • Fastest-growing craft beer brand in India with strong cultural affinity among millennials.
  • Focussed on the premium category, meaning less price-sensitive demand and higher margins.
  • Recognisable youthful branding with strong recall and global personality.
  • Distribution network expanding across India + international markets.
  • ICC & sports partnerships are bringing massive global visibility.
  • Industry tailwinds: India’s beer industry projected to grow at ~9.2% CAGR (2020–2026).

 

Risks & Challenges

  • Negative EBITDA despite rising revenue; profitability still a work in progress.
  • Raw material volatility: Barley, glass and aluminium costs highly inflation-linked.
  • Competitive landscape: Strong presence of giants such as Budweiser, Heineken, Carlsberg, Kingfisher.
  • Regulatory risks: Alcohol laws differ across states and impact distribution/advertising.
  • High marketing spend required to maintain brand pull.
  • IPO risk: Listing timelines depend on visibility of sustained profitability.

 

Quick Summary

Bira is one of India’s most popular and fastest-growing craft beer brands, resonating strongly with young, urban consumers. With flavoursome beers, a playful brand persona, and global expansion in place, Bira is well-positioned to capture the premium beer market in India and beyond.

However, the company remains in an expansion phase — EBITDA is negative, raw-material inflation remains high, and competition from big global brands is stiff.

For unlisted-share investors, Bira represents a high-growth, brand-led consumer play, with strong upside potential but meaningful risk until profitability stabilises and IPO visibility becomes concrete.

 

Shareholding Pattern of Bira

Name Holding
Mr. Ankur Jain 21.39%
Day1 Advisors Private Limited 23.51%
Mrs. Shashi Jain 10.22%
Peak XV Partners Investments IV 1.79%
Others 43.09%

Promoters of Bira

Name Role Linkedin Profile
Ankur Jain Founder & CEO
Ruchira Shukla MD (Investor Relations – Sequoia Capital board representation)*
Kunal Mehta CFO
Deepak Sinha COO – Supply Chain


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