Netweb Technologies Strategy Update 2024
Netweb Technologies Strategy Update 2024
PAN NO : AABCN4805A
GST NO : 06AABCN4805A1Z3
Date : 12.02.2024
To, To,
BSE Limited The National Stock Exchange of India Limited
Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, “Exchange Plaza”, Bandra – Kurla Complex,
Dalal Street, Fort, Bandra (EAST), Mumbai – 400 051
Mumbai – 400 001. NSE SYMBOL: NETWEB
BSE Scrip Code: 543945
Thanking you,
For Netweb Technologies India Limited
Lohit Chhabra
Company Secretary & Compliance Officer
February 2024
BSE: 543945
NSE: NETWEB
Bloomberg: NETWEB:IN
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Safe Harbour Statement
This presentation may contain certain “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of applicable securities laws and
regulations, which may include those describing the Company’s strategies, strategic direction, objectives, future projects
and/or prospects, estimates etc. Investors are cautioned that “forward looking statements” are based on certain assumptions
of future events over which the Company exercises no control. Therefore, there can be no guarantee as to their accuracy and
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or otherwise. These statements involve a number of risks, uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual results or
positions to differ materially from those that may be projected or implied by these forward-looking statements. Such risks and
uncertainties include, but are not limited to; growth, competition, acquisitions, domestic and international economic
conditions affecting demand, supply and price conditions in the various business's verticals in the Company’s portfolio,
changes in Government regulations, laws, statutes, judicial pronouncement, tax regimes, and the ability to attract and retain
high quality human resource.
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Agenda
3 Growth Strategies
4 Annexures
About Netweb Technologies
India’s leading Indian origin, owned and controlled OEM in the space of High-end Computing Solutions (HCS)
300+ Supercomputing
systems installed 4000+ based AI systems &
enterprise workstations
Revenue from Operation: ₹4,582 Mn
Customers: Govt. (50.6%) vs Non-Govt. (49.4%)
Op EBITDA Margin:
PAT Margin: 9.9%
13.6%
Supercomputers listed eleven
*Notification No. 26/2023 dated 03.08.2023 – GOI, Ministry of Commerce & Industry Note: 1Return on Capital Employed annualized ; 2Return on Equity annualized;
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Key Milestones
Qualified for PLI Scheme
of GOI for IT Hardware
1999 ESTABLISHED Outstanding Contribution in
Awarded Intel Technology Promotion of electronics &
Provider Platinum 2018 manufacturing of servers
Best HPC Data Center from MEITY
(A) High performance computing (B) Private cloud and hyperconverged 9M FY24 – Revenue
(Supercomputing / HPC) systems infrastructure (HCI) Breakdown by offerings^
● Bespoke, and tailored with specialized hardware designs ● Private cloud and HCI offers hyper-converged
and architecture capabilities i.e., combining compute, storage, and
0.2% 3%
● Cater to varied customer specifications network' to build: 3%
Simplified Cluster Cluster
Deployment Management
Private &
HCI Cloud Cloud 5%
Hybrid Cloud Tools Native Storage
5%
38%
10%
(C) AI systems and enterprise (D) High performance storage
workstations (HPS/Enterprise Storage) solutions
● Address standalone parallel compute-intensive HCS ● Centralized repository for business-critical
applications, machine learning, deep learning, information that provides data sharing, data
Offerings protection across multiple computer systems
and support CF-CAD-CMD Applications
Unified High IOPs
Machine Deep Storage
Learning Learning
Storage 36%
Parallel File Scalable to
System Storage Exabytes
High Performance Private cloud and AI systems and High performance Data Centre
Computing (HPC) hyperconverged Enterprise workstations storage (HPS) servers
Systems infrastructure (HCI) solutions
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Netweb has designed, developed and deployed some of India’s
most powerful supercomputers
Speed in Speed in Speed in Speed in
Year of Year of
Supercomputer User teraflops teraflops Particulars Supercomputer User teraflops teraflops Particulars
Deployment Deployment
(Rpeak) (Rmax) (Rpeak) (Rmax)
India's largest
and fastest AI
supercomputing NISER, India’s 26th fastest
system. Ranked Kalinga upgrade 2016 & 2020 249.37 161.42
Centre for Bhubaneshwar supercomputer
75th in the world
Development of
AIRAWAT and has been
2023 Advanced 13,169.86 8,500.00
included in the
Computing,
61st edition of
India (CDAC)
Top 500 Global
Supercomputing TIFR-TCIS India’s 20th fastest
List released in Kohinoor 3 2016 70.85 43.59
Hyderabad supercomputer
June 2023
India’s 27th
Agastya 2020 IIT Jammu 256.00 161.00 fastest Centre for
supercomputer the 69th most
Development of
powerful
PARAM YUVA-II 2013 Advanced 529.38 386.71
supercomputer in
Computing, India
the world
(CDAC)
Indian Space
Research
Organisation India’s 4th fastest
PARAM Ambar 2019 1,384.85 919.61
(ISRO), supercomputer
Government of
India Our first
Supercomputing
National The Institute of system, which was
Institute Kabru 2004 Mathematical 1.38 1.00 then one of the top
of Science India’s 29th Sciences, Chennai 500 most powerful
Hartree
2018 Education and 51.90 38.87 fastest supercomputing
Research supercomputer system in the world
(NISER),
Bhubaneshwar
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Netweb’s Diversified Application Industry Base
Catering to the end-to-end needs of customers that enable the company to attract new customers and diversify its customer base
20%
47%
from operations^
2021 2022 2023 9M'FY24 2021 2022 2023 9M'FY24 2021 2022 2023 9M'FY24 2021 2022 2023 9M'FY24
● Deployed diverse Supercomputing systems ranging from 10 nodes to 400 nodes & scalable up
to 1,000 nodes, to cater to different customers’ requirements
● 300+ HPC Installations to various government institutions and private enterprises such as IITs,
JNU, NMDC Data Centre, etc
1
919
FY21 FY22 FY23 9M'FY24
AIRAWAT PARAM PARAM 539
493
Ambar YUVA-II Marquee Customers 378
*Source: F&S Report; Note: 1: FY21 was impacted due to COVID related disruptions; ^% share of 1revenue from operation excludes other operating revenue
11 *Source: F&S Report; Note: FY21 was impacted due to COVID related disruptions; ^% share of FY23 revenue from operation excludes other operating revenue
Private Cloud and Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI)
Offers hyper-converged capabilities i.e. combining compute, storage, and network
● Tyrone Skylus has enabled the company to compete with foreign HCI OEMs, virtualization
ISVs, private cloud platforms, and general computing rigs
● Installations of 50+ private cloud and HCI to marquee customers such as Graviton, Akamai,
A.P.T. Portfolio, and Yotta Data.
Segmental Revenue Trend (INR Mn) Indian Private Cloud & HCI Market ($Mn)*
Revenue 36%
28% 19% 33%
Share^
CAGR : 19.2%
CAGR 89.9%
1,461 1,631
405 479
Private Cloud 8,007
1
Cloud Tools FY21 FY22 FY23 9M'FY24
CAGR : 17.7%
Hybrid Marquee Customers
HCI
Cloud 2,369 2,797
Cloud Native
1
A.P.T. 1,454
12 *Source: F&S Report; Note: 1:FY21 was impacted due to COVID related*Source: F&S ^%
disruptions; Report;
shareNote: 1FY21 was
of revenue fromimpacted due
operation to COVID
excludes related
other disruptions;
operating revenue^% share of FY23 revenue from operation excludes other operating revenue
AI Systems and Enterprise Workstations (AI & EW)
Address requirements of Supercomputing systems, machine learning and deep learning
● Designed and developed a wide range of over 50 workstation models to customers such as
Airamatrix & HL Mando
1
1,456
FY21 FY22 FY23 9M'FY24
1 262 334
161
CFD CAD/CAM
2019 2022 2023E 2029F
13 *Source: F&S Report; Note: 1: FY21 was impacted due to COVID related
*Source: F&S Report;
disruptions; Note:
^% share of 1FY21 was
revenue impacted
from dueexcludes
operation to COVIDother
related disruptions;
operating ^% share of FY23 revenue from operation excludes other operating revenue
revenue
High Performance Storage (HPS/Enterprise Storage) Solutions
HPS Solutions provide high throughput and high IOPs# storage for enterprise computation users
● Salient features of HPS solutions are no single point of failure, scalable upto Exabytes, and
built-in high availability
● Facilitate 10 mn IOPs# & 100 GBps (scalable upto 450GBps) throughput & designs that can
be extended up to 1,000 petabytes
● Provide HPS solutions to marquee Customers including Graviton, A.P.T. Portfolio, and INST.
Unified storage solution Parallel file system Segmental Revenue Trend (INR Mn) Indian Enterprise Storage Market ($Mn)*
(Tyrone Verta) storage
(Tyrone ParallelStor)
Revenue
24% 9% 7% 5% CAGR : 5.0%
Share^
336 308
249 CAGR : 0.4%
217
948
1
FY21 FY22 FY23 9M'FY24
670 678 709
Marquee Customers
Cloud native storage Surveillance and object
(Tyrone Collectivo) storage 1 A.P.T.
(Tyrone Collectivo with Fluid
Input Output) Portfolio
2019 2022 2023E 2029F
*Source: F&S Report; Note: 1FY21 was impacted due to COVID related disruptions; #Input/output operations per second; ^% share of FY23 revenue from operation
14 *Source: F&S Report; Note: 1:FY21 was impacted due to COVID related disruptions; Input/output operations per second; ^% share of revenue from operation excludes other operating revenue
#
excludes other operating revenue
Data Centre Server
Designing and Manufacturing servers to cater to disparate customer needs from entry-level servers to high-end ‘mission-critical’ servers
Segmental Revenue Trend (INR Mn) Indian Data Centre Server Market ($Mn)*
Revenue
12% 10% 6% 5%
Share^ CAGR : 5.0%
1 4,564
FY21 FY22 FY23 9M'FY24
3,265 3,414
2,741
Marquee Customers
1
*Source: F&S Report; Note: 1FY21 was impacted due to COVID related disruptions; ^% share of FY23 revenue from operation
15 *Source: F&S Report; Note: 1:FY21 was impacted due to COVID related disruptions; ^% share of revenue from operation excludes other operating revenue
excludes other operating revenue
Software & Service for HCS
Providing private cloud software stack – Both on-premises and off-premises
The company’s cloud solutions Software & Service for HCS Overview
comprise deployment services which include
● Private cloud software stack to handle complex workloads (including 5G enterprise cloud, 5G
edge compute, private 5G, and enterprise IT)
● Provide ‘Big Data’ centric solutions that are designed to cater to data-intensive distributed
applications under a single umbrella
● ‘Big Data’ centric solutions use Tyrone Camarero dense systems, Tyrone Cluster Management
Suite, and Tyrone Collectivo range of specialized storage systems
● Provide software and services for HCS to marquee Customers including NMDC Data Centre and
Graviton.
*Source: F&S Report; Note: 1FY21 was impacted due to COVID related disruptions; ^% share of FY23 revenue from operation
16 *Source: F&S Report; Note: 1:FY21 was impacted due to COVID related disruptions; ^% share of revenue from operation excludes other operating revenue
excludes other operating revenue
Competitor Landscape
One of the few players in India who offers a full stack of product and solution suite with comprehensive capabilities in designing,
developing, implementing, and integrating high end computing solutions
HPC
Data Centre
Server
Enterprise
Storage
Systems
Private
Cloud and
HCI
AI Systems
& Enterprise
Workstation
Cloud
Managed V
Services
3 Growth Strategies
4 Annexures
Key Investment Highlights
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India’s leading Indian origin owned
Long standing relationship with a
and controlled OEM for HCS with
marquee and diverse
integrated design and manufacturing
customer base
capabilities
2 5
Operates in a rapidly evolving and
Track record of financial performance
technologically advanced
and consistent growth
industry with high entry barriers
3 6
Significant product development and Experienced Board & Senior
innovation through R&D Management Team
Pre-compiled application
stack
Proprietary designs are cloud native
Providing End-to-End Solutions with Fully Integrated Design & Manufacturing Capabilities, now compliant with Make in India policy
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2. Operates in a rapidly evolving and technologically advanced
industry with high entry barriers
Experience of installing 300+ HPC systems, 50+ private cloud & HCI, 4000+ accelerator/GPU based AI systems & enterprise workstations
1 2 3
Our Manufacturing servers Supercomputing systems Kernel level Hardware product Fine-tuned PCB
design designs layouts
Capabilities
Containerized Application Mix workload Repository of
Solution Dense architectures
capabilities HPC-AI codes
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3. Significant product development and innovation through R&D
Independently design and innovate products and solutions offerings and provide services tailored to specific customer requirements
The company’s R&D Facilities has enabled it to increase its product lines across different HCS offerings
Revenue Breakdown by Industry^, 9M’FY24 Revenue^ from Repeat Customers Customer Concentration^
Others
24 Note: *CAGR FY20 – 9M.FY24, period 3.75 years ; **9M’FY24 ^As a % of revenue from operations excludes other operating revenue
5. Track record of financial performance and consistent growth
Operating Income (INR Mns) Gross Margin (INR Mns & % Margin) Op EBITDA (INR Mns & % Margin)
CAGR* CAGR*
CAGR* 81.5% 120.6%
4,450 4,582 27.1%
76.5% 25.4% 30.00% 15.7% 18.00%
25.7% 24.5% 14.0% 13.6% 16.00%
25.00% 14.00%
20.00% 10.1% 12.00%
2,470 1,165
10.00%
15.00% 8.00%
1,428 1,206 700
621
10.00% 6.00%
606 346 4.00%
366 5.00%
144 2.00%
0.00% 0.00%
FY21 FY22 FY23 9M'FY24 FY21 FY22 FY23 9M'FY24 FY21 FY22 FY23 9M'FY24
PAT (INR Mns & % Margin) Net Debt – Equity Ratio1 (in times) ROCE2 & ROE3
ROCE ROE
CAGR* 1.31
138.8% 10.6% 9.9% 12.00%
9.1% 67.9% 68.0%
10.00% 64.4%
0.73 46.4% 51.6%
8.00%
5.8% 469
6.00% 0.30 35.5%
462 32.1%
-0.05 25.3%
4.00%
225
2.00% FY21 FY22 FY23 9M'FY24
82
0.00%
FY21 FY22 FY23 9M'FY24 FY21 FY22 FY23 9M'FY24#
Note: 1Net Debt divided by equity; 2Earnings before interest and taxes expenses (EBIT) for the period/year divided by average capital employed
25 3Profit for the period/year divided by average Equity; * : CAGR for 2 year period FY21-Fy23 ; # Annualized
6. Experienced Board and Senior Management Team (1/2)
Board of Directors
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6. Experienced Board and Senior Management Team (2/2)
Mukesh Golla
Chief Research and Development Officer
● 19+ years of Experience with the company
● Holds a [Link] (Computer Science and Engineering)
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Agenda
3 Growth Strategies
4 Annexures
Growth Drivers
Opportunities to realize sustainable growth of the business
3 Growth Strategies
4 Annexures
Annexure - Key Industry Drivers
Growth in the Indian IT Industry
Upgrade to 5G, "Make in India" and PLI Schemes are some of the elements that will contribute to the expansion of Indian IT industry
Indian IT Market
GOI is expected to make strategic technological investments in the
Market Size in $ Bn below sectors which is expected to drive the India IT industry
33 Source: F&S Report; Note: 1Implementation of the Scheme over a period of 5 years viz., FY 2021-22 to FY 2025-26
HPC and Private Cloud & HCI Market
High-Performance Computing Market (HPC) Private Cloud and Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) Market
Indian HPC Market ($ Mn) Indian Private Cloud & HCI Market ($ Mn)
CAGR : 9.3%
CAGR : 19.2%
CAGR : 9.3%
918.6 8,007.4
CAGR : 17.7%
492.9 538.8
377.5 2,796.8
1,454.2 2,369.2
Key Growth Drivers of HPC Market Key Growth Drivers of Private Cloud & HCI Market
● NSM was announced in 2015, to connect national academic and R&D institutions with ● Drop in usage of traditional data centre infrastructure, from 41% to 18% in two
a grid of more than 70 high-performance computing facilities. years as cloud usage accelerates
● Only 16.67% of the total budget of ₹4,500 is utilized in 4.5 years for execution of ● Private clouds offer the same control and security as traditional on-premises
NSM infrastructure and makes workload performance predictable
● In Nov 2022, EU & India signed an “Intent of cooperation on High Performance ● Military expects small deployable communications systems that allows them to
computing and Quantum Technologies” take their applications and data into the war field so that they can access them locally.
● HCI and private cloud will witness greater adoption in the India Telecom sector
● Increasing cloud-based monitoring will drive adoption of HPC with increasing investment in 5G.
● Increased usage of HPC products and services to drug discovery and healthcare; ● Unified management, and Automation Unified management promises to reduce
and Increasing investments in the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), artificial the number of tools needed to run IT infrastructure and cuts training requirements,
intelligence (AI), and engineering, which demand electronic design automation makes HCI easier to scale
(EDA)
CAGR : 6.0%
1,456.4
4,563.5
CAGR : 17.7% 3,264.8 3,414.0
2,741.2
261.6 333.6
160.6
Key Growth Drivers of AI & EW Market Key Growth Drivers of Data Center Server
● GOI in the budget for Fiscal 2024 has announced that “for realizing the vision of ● Indian Data Centers to receive investments up to Rs.1.20 lakh crore, according
“Make AI in India and Make AI work for India”, three centres of excellence for to an article from the Economic Times 2022 and a whitepaper from ICRA
Artificial Intelligence will be set-up in top educational institutions
● Growing demand of GPUs in high-end gaming consoles & crypto currency mining ● Push for data localization to ensure 75% of the data remains within the country
market
● Increase in 3D animation, networking and graphics & digital content creation ● The Data Protection Bill, may lead to a significant onshoring of Indian citizen's
data from offshore data centers to Indian data centers.
● Aids in enhancing government payment schemes
947.5 3,900.7
708.8 CAGR : 23.1%
670.2 677.8
910.6 1,121.0
488.2
Key Growth Drivers of Enterprise Storage Systems Market Key Growth Drivers of Cloud Managed Services Market
● Rising number of colocation data centers & increasing unstructured data ● Rising demand for cloud managed services for business continuity, increase in
generated from mobile computing devices need for business agility and automation
● Primary workloads for storage deployments in India that drove the market ● Faster and easier deployment of applications with pay-as-you-go model
growth included technology upgrades, ERP upgrades, surveillance, digital
transformation & 5G rollouts ● Increasing adoption of automated machine systems for e-prescriptions and
telemedicine.
● Enterprise storage has emerged as the most popular and effective way to store
digital data particularly for small and medium-sized businesses. ● Biotech & pharmaceutical companies are adopting digital solutions to optimize
drug development process
● The use of SSDs (Solid State Drives) over HDDs (Hard Disk Drives) has grown in
popularity across industries due primarily to their superior performance, increased ● National Government Cloud programme known as "MeghRaj" was unveiled by
durability, and cost-effective power efficiency the MeitY in 2020