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Godrej Soaps LTD..5 Case Introduction ..6 Financial Overview79 Ratio Analysis. .9-11 Post Demerger.12 -13 Conclusion ..14
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Acknowledgment
We the team members of Team no-6 are highly obliged to our Cost and Managerial Accounting Professor, Dr. Ramkesh Gupta for his valuable insights into the topic chosen for the term paper by the group. It was with his guidance and ability to boost our confidence that made this term paper possible. We are also highly indebted to Dr (Prof.) Seshana and Dr (Prof.) Mendes for their valuable suggestions and insights into the related topic. We would also like to thank the Computer Lab Coordinator and his assistant for being available and providing us with their technical support. We hereby take this opportunity to thank almighty for being with us in the thick and thin and guiding us to a path that leads to success and glory.
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Ways of demergers
Ownership interest- in this method the equities of the demerged companies equities and shares are disposed off the head entity. Ownership interests in the demerged entity are cancelled and new interests in that entity are issued by the head entity. The demerged entity issues enough new interests to owners of the head entity to bring about an effective transfer. Demerger is usually done when costs and benefits of integration are higher than the benefits that firms should divest in one or more of its units.
Value creation through demerger Dismantling of conglomerates - it involves removal of sick unit or product lines in declining stage. Organizational improvements- this reduces the hierarchy and then in turn the informational loss. Capital market improvement: it helps the organization remain more focused and concentrate one same kind of product line. Corporate governance improves. Bond holder expropriation: the shareholders of the company feel more safe to invest in a company with same kind of product line
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Demergers help in focusing on the core values of the business instead of getting distracted because of various different unrelated product categories. The de-merger of a highly promising business from others may help focus stock market attention on the business. But it can also make the individual stocks more vulnerable to swings in fortune in their chosen area of business. Many spin-offs appear to be motivated by the prospect of better valuations for the individual businesses. But stock valuations are influenced by too many extraneous factors. It helps create greater shareholder wealth. So, a demerger does not immediately lead to better stock market valuations once
3) The demerger was to create a new company focused on the FMCG sector and which will enhance shareholder value. ROCE and RONW ratio of this company, GCPL was expected to be brought to the level other competitor FMCG companies in India. 4) From an investment perspective, any benefits from Godrej's clutch of FMCG brands were more than offset by the lackluster prospects for its remaining businesses a mix of industrial chemicals, medical diagnostics, edible oil trading and financial services. But the de-merger of Godrej's Consumer Products business, was supposed to help in securing a much higher valuation for the consumer products business and put this business on a growth trajectory. The spin-off was transparently structured to favor Godrej Consumer Products. 5) The contribution to the sales revenue was only 46% by the consumer goods sector of Godrej which failed to give it a FMCG sector status.
CASE INTRODUCTION
Godrej soaps limited demerged into two separate entities. With effect from April 1, 2001, the consumer products division has been demerged into Godrej consumer products ltd., which will be a focused fast moving consumer goods company. Godrej industries ltd retained the business comprising of industrial chemicals, medical diagnostic equipments, and investments in group companies. The demerger took place in the ratio of 60:40, in favor of Godrej Industries.
Key Factors:
Consumer business was part of the conglomerate, with core
investments in Godrej Sara Lee and Godrej Agrovet was not appreciated by the market.
Consequently, GCPL was de-merged from Godrej Soaps Limited
(renamed as Godrej Industries Limited). GCPLs focus is the FMCG sector with emphasis on personal & household care.
FINANCIAL OVERVIEW
Godrej Industries Ltd: Industry :Chemicals Organic - Large
(Rs in Crs) Particulars` Equity Paid Up Networth Capital Employed Gross Block Net Working Capital ( Incl. Def. Tax) Current Assets ( Incl. Def. Tax) Current Liabilities and Provisions Total Assets/Liabilities Gross Sales 03/20 08 31.98 1041. 71 1477. 38 541.5 1 436.5 1 815.7 6 379.2 5 1845. 95 785 03/20 04 29.19 258.6 469.1 456.9 4 -22.32 256.8 5 279.1 7 746.1 8 764.8 03/20 03 29.19 209.3 8 431.8 5 462.0 7 -5.22 270.4 2 275.6 4 703.2 6 698 03/20 02 36.98 209.5 3 494.6 448.3 7 86.4 289.2 8 202.8 8 688.7 548.2 03/20 01 59.79 295.2 6 557.7 4 492 80.76 295.7 214.9 4 764.3 2 869.9
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Net Sales Other Income Value Of Output Cost of Production Selling Cost PBIDT PBDT PBIT PBT PAT CP Revenue earnings in forex Revenue expenses in forex Capital earnings in forex Capital expenses in forex Book Value (Unit Curr) Market Capitalisation CEPS (annualised) (Unit Curr) EPS (annualised) (Unit Curr) Dividend (annualised%) Payout (%) Cash Flow From Operating Activities Cash Flow From Investing Activities Cash Flow From Financing Activities
713.6 3 128.3 7 708.2 3 590.8 7 46.28 173.7 9 135.5 1 148.3 2 110.0 4 108.8 1 134.2 8 302.2 7 346.0 9 0 0.09 32.57 8294. 01 3.99 3.19 125 39.18 50.3 262.6 2 481.2 4
9 712.7 7 36.33 708.9 7 606.0 4 27.95 98.69 85.32 77.19 63.82 35.11 86.61 133.4 225.4 5 0 0.19 53.16 221.3 6 17.42 13 50 23.07 75.72 -59.94 -28.97
650.0 8 36.86 665.2 8 568.5 2 24.92 101.8 5 80.19 79.74 58.08 32.68 54.79 97.46 195.7 4 0 0.51 43.04 70.06 11.01 6.46 33.33 30.96 137.5 4 -27.3 -106.9
5 508.9 1 51.5 502.8 9 426.2 5 21.95 96.09 62.15 74.55 40.61 29.88 51.42 104.9 2 145.2 5 0 0.41 34 97.23 8.34 4.85 10 12.38 66.45 12.58 -78.66
3 776.4 1 23.43 761.8 8 529.2 9 121.8 6 108.5 7 69.46 83.26 44.15 40.65 65.96 110.8 3 149.2 5 0 0.18 49.38 363.7 7 10.73 6.49 30 46.21 169.1 2 -19.31 137.9 3
Godrej Industries Ltd. (GIL) (formerly Godrej Soaps Ltd {GSL} has reported strong results for the year to year basis. There
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was a more than 30% growth in sales. The companies PAT also increased from 29.88cr for the year 01-02 to 32.68cr in 02-03.
Capital earnings in forex Capital expenses in forex Book Value (Unit Curr) Market Capitalisation CEPS (annualised) (Unit Curr) EPS (annualised) (Unit Curr) Dividend (annualised%) Payout (%) Cash Flow From Operating Activities Cash Flow From Investing Activities Cash Flow From Financing Activities
0 0.02 7.45 930.7 6 11.9 10.25 225 88.07 84.31 -21.17 -56.32
0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 -0.21 0 0.31
The companys sales took a great take off after the de-merger. The FMCG Company had started with the sale of 520cr straight after the de-merger. The sales kept growing on YOY basis. The PAT also kept increasing signifying the performance and the dominance of the company in the market. Growth in revenues to exploit economies of scale in purchases and manufacturing, further enhancing operational efficiencies.
KEY RATIOS
Godrej Industries Ltd.
YEAR Key Ratios
Debt-Equity Ratio Long Term Debt-Equity Ratio Current Ratio Mar08 0.63 0.34 1.11 Mar04 0.93 0.7 0.8 Mar03 1.21 0.82 0.87 Mar02 1.08 0.71 0.96 Mar01 1.06 0.75 1.05
Turnover Ratios
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Fixed Assets
Inventory Debtors Interest Cover Ratio PBIDTM (%) PBITM (%) PBDTM (%) CPM (%) APATM (%) RONW (%)
1.47 4.45 6.31 2.45 15.19 11.95 10.31 10.78 7.54 8.25
1.66 7.01 10.36 6.55 14.27 11.46 12.52 12.61 9.8 32.03
1.53 7.37 9.29 3.68 14.59 11.42 11.49 7.85 4.68 15.6
1.17 5.61 6.95 2.39 18.73 14.8 12.54 10.26 6.33 13.76
1.83 7.95 11.79 2.95 16.18 13.27 11.69 10.99 8.08 24.7
Turnover Ratios
Fixed Assets Inventory Debtors Interest Cover Ratio PBIDTM (%) PBITM (%) PBDTM (%) CPM (%) APATM (%) RONW (%) 3.61 6.51 83.46 17.3 21.28 19.57 20.14 17.84 16.13 113.3 3 3.44 12.68 31.25 30.92 16.14 14.43 15.67 13.53 11.82 147.5 1 3.62 15.68 24.41 23.67 15.41 13.72 14.83 11.74 10.05 108.5 1 7.14 33.97 47.73 13.64 14.91 13.11 13.95 9.87 8.06 157.8 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Significance:
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1) The debt- equity ratio for the Godrej Industries limited stood at 1.08
for the year 01-02 which showed the company had a balanced debt and equity after the demerger also. However, the companys debtequity improved in 2003-04 to 0.93
2) The debt- equity ratio for the Godrej consumer product limited was
0.43 for the year 01-02 which showed the companies 50% were Equity. 3) Current Ratio for Godrej Industries Limited was 0.96 and was below 1 which showed the companies did not have a healthy ratio.
4) Current Ratio for Godrej Consumer Product Limited was 0.73 and
was below 1 which showed that the companys major part of working capital was current liabilities. However, the companies Current Ratio has improved over a period of time.
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CHEMICAL BUSINESS
FY99 OPM(%) 5.1 ROCE(%) 0.0 Source : www.indiainfoline.com Significance: The ROCE was improving and the capital employed in the business was becoming effective and were providing higher returns on a YOY basis. The demerger made the Capital Employed more productive. FY00 8.2 4 FY01 12.7 11
POST DEMERGER
Godrej Consumer Product Limited
Key Insights:
GCPL emerged as one of the fastest growing FMCG companies with
a CAGR of 20% for past 3 years Four categories: soaps, hair colours, toiletries and detergents Focus on employee empowerment and performance linked incentives has led to this phenomenal growth Asset efficiency ratios rank among the highest amongst peers with ROCE for FY2002 at 90%
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Post demerger GCPL gets a lean and efficient sales and distribution
system which it aims to leverage for faster growth its two lost cost manufacturing facilities for soap and hair color and its efficient contract procurement operation also hope to help make the consumer business a highly profitable operation GCPL efficient new product development process called the innovation funnel and its strong emphasis on brand management market research and consumer insight is considered to be a strong plus point post de-merger GCPL has taken several initiatives like
Leveraging the strong distribution network: GCPL has
recognized distribution as one of its core competency it covers a vast network of 32 companies stockiest 2475 distributors and super sub stockiest and more than 43 retail outlets throughout the country.
FOCUS on R&D: GCPL is focused on developing new products
innovative in nature. They will be developed by GODREJ research center the center has well equipped laboratories in the area of oil and fatty acids soaps and cosmetics.
Cooperate Governance: This company has adopted CII model for
cooperate governance to ensure that its strategic plans are consistent for the welfare of share holder and its higher standards of cooperate behavior.
Focus on quality: GCPL has received ISO 9000 quality certification
for its Silvassa factory in ISO 14000 environment certification for its plants in malanpur. The company has recently started work on establishing TPM standards at its manufacturing and its adopting CII excellence model as its guide path for ensuring that it becomes world standard company.
SEGMENTS
Toilet soap
BRANDS
Cinthol, fairglow, ganga, Godrej no1 Manufacture of HLL Nirma , J&J
GROWTH RATE
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Soap contract
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Ezee, Trilo 7 Godrej, color 19 plus , Kesh Kala Toiletries Shaving Cream, 8 Color Gloss Shampoo Source : www.indiainfoline.com
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GCPLs revenue growth was fuelled by 318% jump in the sales volume of Godrejs No1. This was well complement by an equally impressive growth registered by fair glow range of products in hair color segment the launch of 4th variant of hair color helped spur the growth. Besides Godrej power hair dye became the best selling rural brand. During this period the companies toiletries business grew by 55% in the value terms YOY the company raised its market share in soaps to 5.9% from 5.3%. However it had to loose market share in shaving cream and talcum powder to 9.8% from 10.8% and 1.5 from 22% respectively on the other hand backed by good response to the fair glow brand the company was able to gain a market share of 3.6% of the fairness cream segment. The company sales grew at 35% to Rs 1404cr on a YOY basis while net profit stood at 9.2cr during the first quarter financial Year01-02. Categories 1QFY01 Soaps 54 Hair color 21.9 Toiletries 6.6 Detergents .8 Total Godrej 83.3 Brands Contact 20.6 Manufacturing Total Sales 103.9 Source : www.indiainfoline.com 1QFY02 66.4 27.9 10.3 .3 104.9 35.5 140.9 %change 23 27.4 56.1 -58 26.0 72.3 35.20
CONCLUSION
Company demergers are a very common feature nowadays. This helps companies to create individual profit-centers and investors in the company also benefit from the process, as there is a fresh valuation of the demerged entity. The factors that are considered are:
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Identifying benefits: The main benefit for the demerger or for the
separation of GPCL from Godrej Soaps Limited was to give GPCL a name in FMCG sector. The demerger was successful and it helped GPCL creates its name in the market and drive the sales of the company.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
www.godrejcp.com www.godrej.com
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