We met with Kafein Yazılım management to get an understanding of the recent developments and also their expectations for 2H. Considering the business volume generated until August-end, management feels comfortable about reaching its y-y growth target of 40% at the net profit level in 2019.
The receivable collection period from Turk Telekom had risen to six months as of 2017, from the typical three months, probably due to shareholder problems. The problem worsened and this period rose to nine months in 2018. However, Turk Telekom’s receivable collection period has come down to 5-6 months in 2019, which we think will have a positive impact on Kafein’s cash flow. Note that the share of revenue generated from Turk Telekom in Kafein’s total revenue is more than 20% in 2018.
Kafein’s 45% fintech subsidiary KTEC offers a platform that enables consumers to avail consumer financing while shopping through a wide merchant network. KTEC targets more than TRY6m revenue generation and NPM of around 40% in 2020.
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