Emkay Global Financial's research report on Gravita India
The GST Council has introduced the reverse charge mechanism (RCM) on supply of metal scrap by a unregistered person to a registered person. About 65% of the lead recycling market is unorganized, which gets meaningful cost advantage (18%) over organized players through GST evasion. With the introduction of RCM, the responsibility of deducting and depositing of GST would now transfer to the buyer of scrap. We expect this development to be significantly beneficial for GRAV. This would result in a completely transparent system over time and the undue advantage enjoyed by the unorganized segment so far would start receding. GRAV could now tap this large market segment for procurement of scrap. With this note, coverage of GRAV is transferred to Amit Lahoti.
Outlook
We expect this development to be significantly beneficial for GRAV. At this stage, GRAV does not procure scrap from the retail segment as the company would lose out on input tax credit – For example, when GRAV buys scrap worth Rs100 from the retail segment, it pays Rs100 + 18% GST to the seller.
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