Hyundai India IPO: What Are The Key Risk Factors
A look at the key risk factors listed by Hyundai India in its draft IPO papers.
Hyundai Motor India Ltd. has filed the draft papers for its initial public offering, which can potentially be the country’s largest. That, however, doesn’t come without risks.
Here’s a look at the key risk factors mentioned in the DRHP:
Increases in the prices of parts and materials could adversely affect business and results of operations.
Limited number of suppliers for parts and materials. Any interruption in the availability of parts and materials could adversely impact operations.
We depend on Hyundai Motor Co., our promoter, for our operations. Any adverse change in our relationship with HMC and the companies in the Hyundai Motor Group could have an adverse impact on business, reputation, financial condition, and results of operations.
Outstanding legal proceedings and any adverse outcome may adversely impact our business, reputation, financial condition and results of operations.
Related party transactions with HMC and companies within the Hyundai Motor Group that may involve conflicts of interest.
Two of our Group Companies, Kia Corporation and Kia India Pvt., are in a similar line of business which may involve conflict of interests.
Potential disruptions at Chennai manufacturing plant could impact business. The Talegaon Manufacturing Plant, once operational, could adversely impact our operations.
Any decrease in the demand for or disruption in the manufacture of SUVs, or any other passenger vehicle models we rely on in the future.
Our long-term competitiveness depends on the evolution of the EV market and the adoption of alternative fuels in India. Our failure to recognise these market trends and meet customer demands for EVs, could adversely impact operations.
Any disruption in the dealership and distributorship network for the sale of our passenger vehicles and the provision of services, including after-sale services, could adversely affect business.
