PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis
PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis
GROUP 5 Aarushi Jain Aastha Arora Anuj Agrawal A!ur" Anan# %rishi&esh 'ha&ar
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Jag!reet Singh Arora
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Jag!reet Singh Arora
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( 21105 )
PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis Ac&nowle#gement A journey is easier when you travel together t ogether.. Interdependence is certainly more valuale than independence. It is a pleasant aspect that we now have the opportunity to e!press our gratitude to ac"nowledge the assistance and guidance o# the #riends without whom the present project would not have een possile. Even though words will not su$ce% we ta"e this opportunity to e!press our deep deepes estt than than"s "s to Pro#. o#. &andana ana 'upta #or her guidance% untiring supervision% encouragement and cooperation that has correctly molded our analyti analytical cal and manage managerial rial outloo".
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis 'a*le o+ ,ontents E!ecutive (ummary))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) ) ) ) ) ) ) ). Chapter +, Introduction))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) )))))))) Company +. Prole))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) + )))))))) 0ine O# +. 1usiness))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) / ) ) )) ) ) ) )) ) 1oard o# +. directors)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) 2 )) ) ) ) ) ) ) (hareholding +. Pattern)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) * ) )) ) ) ) Chapter / (ales 4i!)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) ))))) Analysis O# (ales 4i!)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) /.+ ))) 6oreign Trade))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) Trade))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) /./ )))))))) Chapter 2 Analysis o# Income (tatement and Position (tatement)))))))))))))) Ratio Analysis))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) 2.+ )))))))))) Trend Trend Analysis)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) 2./ )))))))) Peer Comparison))))))))))))))))))))))))))) 2.2 )))))))))) Chapter * Cash 6low analysis))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) )) Chapter - (:OT Analysis))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) )))) Te!tiles))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) Te!tiles))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) -.+ )))))))))))))) -./ Polyester (taple
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis -.ecuti"e Summary
(:OT analysis reveal that the company has a large numer o# opportunities #or growth in all the three sectors o# operations.
This report provides an analysis and evaluation o# the current and prospective Thus the company has a very strong protaility% li;uidity and position in the mar"et and is a mar"et nancial staility o# 1omay leader in the te!tile sector. The
E;uity and Total Assets and earnings per share to name a #ew. :e have also used the techni;ues o# cash ?ow analysis and (:OT analysis. Results o# data analy@ed show that all ratios are at par with the industry averages. In particular% comparative per#ormance is good in the areas o# prot margins% li;uidity% credit control% and inventory management. Cash 6low Analysis reveals that the company has large dierences in its prot gures and the cash position. Bet% the company is ale to pay out dividends to its shareholders.
PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis ,ha!ter 1/ ntro#uction 1.1 Company Prole
The 1omay
TETI0E( 1omay
%otel linen, Twills% doy weavers% satins% jac;uards% highthreadcountsheeting and satin #arics n#ustrial Fa*rics, 4icrodot interlining% #arics #or shoe uppers% adhesives% arasives and leather cloth
REA0TB 1omay Realty is a real estate and land development company that is a division o# 1omay s primary #ocus is to develop the +8%888 acres owned y the :adia 'roup into o$ces% hotels% service apartments% randed residences% hospitals% schools% and retail spaces. 1omay Realty is currently wor"ing on developing the Island City Center and the :adia International Center which are mi!ed use projects located on prime real estate in India. PO0BE(TER (TAP0E 6I1RE FP(6G P(6 is a sustitute o# cotton in the manu#acturing o# yarn. 1omay
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis 1.3 1oard o#
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4s. &inita 1ali 4r. Ishaat Kussain 4r. ess . :adia 4r. Jeh . :adia 4r.
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onE!ecutiveHPromoter Independent Independent Independent Independent Independent Independent Independent onE!ecutiveHot independent Independent onE!ecutiveHPromoter 4anaging
+.* (hareholding Pattern (hareholding Pattern as on 2+st 4arch% /8+/
Promoter 'roup Insurance Companies ationali@ed 1an"s 4utual 6unds 6IIs '
o. o# (hares /%+-%89%/8* //%9*%575 25%97*2%98%//5 25%27%**+ -%3-%7*59%+8%*37 *%+2%83%758
M -/.89 -.-+ 8.87 +8.-5 7./7 +.29 /+.87 +88
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis ,ha!ter 2/ Sales 4i. /.+ Analysis o# (ales 4i! The sales mi! o# the company comprises o# revenues #rom te!tile% P(6 and Realty. P(6 ma"es the highest contriution to the sales mi!% that is% aout 38M. This is ecause the company has implemented rst o# its "ind polymer to P(6 technology used anywhere in the world. SA7-S 48
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis Total #oreign e!change used and earned
/./ 6oreign Trade
Particulars 'otal +oreign e.change use# 'otal +oreign e.change earnings
Te!tile industry contriutes nearly +*M o# the total industrial production o# the I4PORT(, country and also contriutes 2M to the '
o# I&I(TA Per#ormance Technologies% N.(.A. #or P(6 manu#acture with PTA #eedstoc" in the year /883 and the technology is now een #ully asored y the company. The CI6 value o# these is aout 8.35 crores in /8+++/. As regards the imports o# raw material and other material% the CI6 value #or the year /8+++/ is 52+.22 crores #or raw materials and +*.3/ crores #or stores% spare parts and catalysts.
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis ,ha!ter $/ Analysis o+ Position statement an# ncome Statement 3.1 Ratio Analysis 1) 0I=NI
0i;uidity ratios measure the short term solvency% i.e. the rm>s aility to pay its current dues 1.
CNRRET RATIO
2.
=NIC RATIO 4a
Current Ratio
The current ratio o# the company has an increasing trend. It has increases #rom 8.9*,+ to +.3+,+ in the last #our years. This company is moving towards the ideal ratio o# /,+. This shows that the company will e ale to meet its current liailities on time and has ade;uate wor"ing capital.
=uic" Ratio
=uic" ratio has a decreasing trend. It has decreased #rom /./9,+ in 4ar /887 to 8.79 in 4ar /8+/. It has moved towards the ideal ratio o# +,+
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis 3.
The s 6unds.
I&ETORB KO0
Inventory Turnover Ratio Inventory Kolding Period FdaysG
Inventory holding period has increased #rom 2+ days in 4ar /887 to /*8 days in 4ar /8+/. This indicates that the company is holding more inventory compared to previous years. 2) (O0&ECB RATIO(
(olvency ratios depict the capital structure o# the company. It shows the dierent sources o# nance that the company has employed. 1.
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis 2.
3.
ITERE(T CO&ER
Interest Cover
The det ratio shows the ratio o# total loans to total assets. The ratio increased in the year /887+8 and declined therea#ter due to low dependence on loans and more reliance on internal sources o# nance.
Interest Coverage Ratio determines the ease with which a company can pay interest e!pense on outstanding det. The company has a low interest coverage ratio o# +.*-. This indicates that the company is having di$culties in generating the cash necessary to pay its interest oligations
+88
58 38 *8 /8
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8 4ar 87
4ar +8
4ar 87 4ar 8.+7
PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis margin is a measurement o# what proportion o# a companys revenue is le#t over a#ter paying #or variale costs o# production such as wages% raw materials% etc. A healthy operating margin is re;uired #or a company to e ale to pay #or its !ed costs% such as interest on det. Kere the increasing rm>s margin depicts the higher earnings per rupees o# sales. Thus company>s per#ormance has een improving over the years.
3) PRO6ITA1I0ITB RATIO( Prot 1. Operating 4argin
Operating Prot 4argin
This ratio is used to measure a companys pricing strategy and operating e$ciency. Operating
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis is used to assess a rms nancial health y revealing the proportion o# money le#t over #rom revenues a#ter accounting #or the cost o# goods sold. +5 +3 +* +/ +8
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The rm has higher prot margin thus wor"s e$ciently over the years. The highest was during 6B +8 in which the cost o# goods sold was least during the /887/8+8. Also the net prot was negative during year /885/887.
Gross 4ar 87
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2.
+8
'ross Prot 4argin
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'ross Prot
8 4ar 87 4ar +8 4ar
'ross prot margin serves as the source #or paying additional e!penses and #uture savings. It
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis 3.
Return on Assets
Return on Assets
Retur -88 *-8 *88 2-8 288 /-8
An indicator o# how protale a company is relative to its total /88 assets. ROA gives an idea as to +-8 how e$cient management is at +88 using its assets to generate -8 earnings. The assets o# the 8 company are comprised o# oth 4ar 87 det and e;uity. 1oth o# these types o# nancing are used to #und the operations o# the 4) 6IACIA0 RATIO(, company. The ROA gure gives 1.
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis
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4ar 87
4ar +8
4ar ++
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis the liailities side o# the alance sheet shows that the company has 2./ Trend Analysis reduced its dependence on e!ternal sources o# nance and increased the om*a use o# internal sources o# nance y
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7ess/ Accum +89.8
Share A!!lication 8.8 +88.8 3et loc& 4oney Pre+erence Share 8.8 +88.8 ,a!ital >or& in ,a!ital Progress Reser"es +9-+.+ +2**.* n"estments Re"aluation Reser"es 8.8 n"entories +97/.* *52.7 3et worth Secure# 7oans 938.9 Sun#ry
--.7 5+3.3 /387.8
,ash an# an& alance 'otal ,urrent +/-.* Assets 7oans an# A#"ances
The loan #unds have reduced Fi.e#
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis 'otal ,A? 7oans @ /%-8+.8 A#"ances
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+88.8 /5+.7
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7-.* /%85+.2 +88.8
The inventory level has increased y 289.-M #rom /88587 to /8+++/. Also there is a signicant change in the cash position o# the rm which shows an increase y //*. 7M. E!cept #or these changes the stru cture o# the company has remained more or less the same.
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis Pro;t e+ore 'a. -.traBor#inary items P' CPost -.traB or# temsD 'a. Re!orte# 3et Pro;t 'otal 9alue A##ition Pre+erence
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The trend analysis o# income side o# the income statement shows that the sales turnover o# the company has increased y 37M #rom /88587 to /8+++/.this is a good sign #or the shareholders. Income #rom other sources #or the company has declined y /*/M% thus the company is #ocusing on its main sources o# revenue The trend analysis o# e!penditure side o# income statement shows that there has een an increase o# 2+9M in other manu#acturing e!penses over the period. The operating prot o# the company has increased sustantially y 2/*M and thus company has een paying higher dividends over the years.
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis Financial Ratios
#i"i#en# !er share o!erating !ro;t !er share net o!erating !ro;t !er share earning !er share !ro;ta*ility ratios o!erating !ro;t margin !ro;t *e+ore interest an# ta. gross !ro;t margin cash !ro;t margin return on ca!ital em!loye# return on net worth return on assets return on long term +un#s
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li=ui#ity ratios current ratio
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=uic& ratio
8.79
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8.89
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sol"ency ratios #e*t e=uity ratio long term #e*t e=uity ratio interest co"erage ratio total #e*t to owners +un#s ;nancial charges co"erage ratios management eciency ratios in"entory turno"er ratio #e*tors turno"er ratio
in"estments turno"er ratio ;.e# assets turon"er ratio total assets turno"er ratio
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5.55
2.7-
3./9
+.93
+.-7
+.35
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8.5-
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8.7+
PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis 2.2 Peer Comparison The peer comparison shows that the company is well aligned with its peer group o# companies in terms o# structure o# the company. The company>s li;uidity position is meeting the industry norms and displays a good li;uidity position. The protaility margins are also neither too high nor too low comparison to its peers. It earns a medium range o# prot margins. The solvency position o# the company is also conrming to the industry norms. The management e$ciency ratios also reveal that the e$ciency o# management is satis#actory as #ar as its level o# competition in the industry is concerned. Kowever% it needs to #asten its inventory turnover ratio which is ;uite low as compared to it peers. This has also een oserved as a wea" area #or the company as the (:OT analysis revealed that the company is yet to improve its (upply chain management.
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis 1
,ha!ter / ,ash Flow Analysis 2011B12
Operating activities
Cash used in nancing activities has also shown a decline o# 5/M BOB. The co has sourced cash #rom orrowings% !ed deposits and demand loans L cash credit.
2010B11
Operating activities Cash #rom 1 operations show that 1• There is a 32-.33M increase there has een 5+.-M in cash ?ow #rom operations. decline as compared to This can e attriuted mainly the previous year. This to a decrease in the levels o# can e mainly inventory and less cash een attriuted to cash stuc" stuc" in trade and other in Trade receivales and receivales. loans and advances and other assets. Investing activities Investing activities
1• Cash used in investing activities has reduced y 32.*/ M BOB. This is mainly due to in?ows resulting #rom net intercorporate deposits and sale o# shares in susidiaryHjoint venture.
Cash used in 1 investing activities has shown 55.9M decline on BOB comparison. This shows that relatively #ewer amounts have een 6inancing activities spent in ac;uiring !ed assets or ma"ing 1• There has een an increase investments. There has o# /7/.2M in cash used in een a decrease in the nancing activities on amount o# !ed deposits account o# #ewer amounts o# placed with the an"s. proceeds #rom orrowings Also% it is seen 2 and !ed deposits. that the company has earned a marginal prot on its investments in oth the years. :e can say that the company might e involved in short term investment activities.
6inancing activities
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis Operating activities 200)B10
Operating activities 1• There is a BOB 98+.3M increase in cash ?ows #rom operations majorly on account o# revenue received #rom sales.
Investing activities
1• There is a decline in cash ?ows #rom operations y 52.85M BOB mainly due to low sales during the year.
Investing activities 1• Cash used in investing activities has declined y 77M BOB on account o# less purchase o# investments and !ed assets.
1• There is a decline in cash used in investing 6inancing activities activities y *2*.22M BOB. This can e 1• Cash ?ows #rom nancing attriuted to no activities has decreased y investments een made 98.35M BOB due to and negligile sale o# comparatively less investments as orrowings een made and compared to the higher interest e!penses previous year. incurred. 6inancing activities 1• There has een a 2*/.2M BOB decline in ?ows #rom nancing activities leading to a cash out?ow #rom nancing activities mainly due to large scale repayment o# orrowings and demand loans and cash credit. 200:B0)
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis Particulars
4ar 12 4ar 11
3et Pro;t e+ore 'a. 3et ,ash From O!erating Acti"ities 3et ,ash Cuse# inDH+rom n"esting Acti"ities 3et ,ash Cuse# inDH+rom Financing Acti"ities 3et C#ecreaseDHincrease n ,ash an# ,ash -=ui"alents O!ening ,ash @ ,ash -=ui"alents ,losing ,ash @ ,ash -=ui"alents
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+5.53
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23.82
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22.57
+/2.-5
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The Cash 6lows #rom Operating Activities have increased sustantially in /8+8++ and the Cash used in nancing activities has also increased sustantially while the investing activities show a steady trend. Kere% we analy@e that the company has earned a lot o# revenue in the year /8+8++ and thus repaid its loans to get rid o# interest e!penses and started relying more on internal sources o# nance.
388 *-8 288 +-8 8 /88587 E+-8 E288 E*-8
/887+8
/8+8++
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operating activities investing activities
nancing activities
E388 E9-8
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis ,ha!ter 5/ S>O' Analysis 5.1 Te!tiles
288 e!clusive 6ranchise (tores 288 0arge 6ormat store Counters /888 4ulti 1rand stores
1omay dyeing is a The (:OT analysis #or the te!tile mar"et leader in thesector reveals that the company is te!tile sector with morea well "nown rand in the te!tile than +888 designindustry which #orms the strength launches every year ando# the company and the there is a a wide range o# ;ualities right #uture #or the company in in ath linen andterms o# growth. It only needs to its supply chain enhanced #ocus on value improve addition and innovation. management system. T h e c o m p a n y h a s 7 # l a g s h i p s t o r e s
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:EAE(( eeds to improve (upply Chain 4anagement to
:idest range o# designs
:idest range o# price points #rom -*7 +8888 to cater to customer in reduce cycle time every segment strengthen ;uality o# product 0ong term reduce conversion sustainale costs (:OT AA0B(I( model
Fte!tilesG TKREAT
OPPNRTNITB Can e suject to
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in?ationary pressures 'rowth o# esh organised sector in 0evy o# e!cise duty can :ithin impact demand te!tile% #uture Cheap imports #rom Increased L duty #ree disposale income China imports #rom
o# the middle class
#or over 78M.
Nnorgani sed sector accounts
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis The plant maintains high sa#ety standards and is uilt to e!emplary -./ Polyester staple 6ire environment and energy conservation standards. The P(6 plant operates '((( Fe!t generation tipple The (:OT analysis reveals that the (pinning (ystemsG systemscompany is one o# the most sought since /889% implemented ya#ter rands #or polyster. It is one o# Invista Polyester Technologiesthe three manu#acturers o# polyester and Chemta! International Inc% er staple which is its greatest N(Atechnical e!pertisestrength. Also% the Ps# is cheaper as suppliers. This was the rst o# compared to cotton% thus enecial its "ind polymer to P(6 #or its growth. Kowever% the technology used anywhere incompany needs to e!pand its presence in mar"ets to reap the the world. potentials.
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PROJECT REPORT Financial Statement Analysis -.2 Realty 1omay realty see"s to create mi!ed use developments that oer you the aility to 0I&E.:OR.P0AB.Q all at one place. They are developing properties which are gated communities% having private roads% advanced security and world class in#rastructure. It is 1uilt on the strong #undamentals o# trust and ;uality% #ullling the aspirations #or an evolved li#estyle. 1omay realty has announced two mi!ed use projects% which are presently under development. 1it these the Island City Centre FICCG and The :adia international centre F:ICG are proposed to e uilt in line with our philosophy o# 0I&E.:OR.P0AB. The (:OT analysis o# the sector reveals that the scarcity o# land in the City and increasing congestion on road as well as pressure on in#rastructure will lead to higher demand #or residential accommodation especially in Central 4umai which is e;uidistant #rom the commercial hus o# (outh 4umai and 1andraurla Comple! in orth 4umai. Thus there is a huge potential% however it does #ace some environmental and political threats in terms o# strictness o# authorities and increasing rate o# interest in the Economy.
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