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Group Members
1) VIGNAN REDDY 2) SUSMITHA PAUL 3) NAMRATHA JHAMNAI 4) PARTH SIGHN 5) NEHAL
Seat No.
71 51 9 60 61
Company
Heritage Foods Dabur Ltd P & G Ltd ITC Ltd HUL Ltd
CONTENTS:
1) ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 2) INDIVIDUAL ANALYSIS COMPANIES. 3) INTERCOMPANY ANALYSIS. 4) WORKING CAPITAL MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS 5) REFERENCES
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1. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
A deep sense of gratitude is owed to Prof. Garima Sisodia, IBS Hyderabad whose extended support. Needless to say, her knowledge and experience have served as a continuous source of encouragement and motivation. Without her invaluable support and guidance this project would not have been possible. Finally a note of thanks is due to all those were part of project, which have helped in no small measure by cooperating during the project and by providing constructive criticisms.
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wealth. In this case, ROE is 19 % which reveals the firms strength in attracting future investments.
EARNINGS RATIO:EARNING PER SHARE- It is calculated by dividing profit after taxes by total number of outstanding shares. It indicates firms earning power on per share basis. EPS OF Heritage 2011 is 1.2 which is showing a downward trend from previous shares moreover EPS of the company should also be compared with industry average and with EPS of other firms to show its effectiveness as a profitability index. DIVIDEND PER SHARE- DPS shows the trend of income distribution among the shareholders which is also important to keep them satisfied. A large number of investors and potential investors may be interested only in DPS rather than EPS as they may be risk-averse.DPS calculated here comes out to be 6.5 and the rest amount from DPS is retained to be reinvested in the business. DIVIDEND PAYOUT RATIO: It explains the amount of dividend distributed to shareholders in ratio form. This helps the firm to calculate its growth rate which is given by b*ROE where b= retention ratio and ROE is return on equity. 1.2% of the earnings are paid as dividends in 2011.
SOLVENCY RATIO: DEBT-EQUITY RATIO: - It is a ratio describing the lenders contribution for each rupee of the owners contribution. It is directly calculated by dividing total debt/net worth. INTEREST COVERAGE RATIO: It indicates the firms ability to meet its interest obligations. It is used to test the firms debt servicing capacity. A higher ratio is desirable but too high indicates the firm is very conservative in using debt as a part of its capital structure. Thus a firm is losing the opportunity to raise funds at a lower cost. DEBT RATIO: It explains the extent to which the debt financing has been used in the business. A higher ratio means the claim of creditors are greater than those of owners. Heritage has 1.2% on dept and not a good sign.
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DABUR ANALYSIS:
LIQUIDITY RATIO
current ratio 1.53757 1.1808 1.14798 The ideal current ratio is considered to be 2:1.So the company is insufficiently liquid. Thus the company cannot easily satisfy its short-term obligations through its current assets quick ratio 0.60465 0.34264 0.41652 The ideal quick ratio is 1:1.So the firms financial position is unsound. But, we cannot rely on this standard without further studies.Thus we can say that the company can satisfy its obligations by 60.46%.of its current assets excluding its inventories. cash ratio 0.13661 0.10698 0.07 It only measures the ability of a firm's cash, along with investments (marketable securities) that are easily converted into cash, to pay its short-term obligations.In this company it is increasing over the year but it is very low. networking capital ratio 0.39532 1.11989 0.6415 The NWC measures the firms potential reservoir of funds.
PROFITABLITY RATIO
Gross Profit Margin 0.1878376 0.23053 0.19004 GPM is not stable over the years. It shows that company is not much efficient in making profit relative to its sales and thus will pay low premiums Net Profit margin 0.13908611 0.14701 0.1386 The NPM is low with very slight difference over the years. It shows that firm is not able to each rupee sales into net profit. Operating Expense Ratio 0.84186592 0.81266 0.84031 The OER is quite high thus it shows that the company have a small amount of operating income to meet interest,dividend,etc.
EARNING RATIO
dividend per share(cr) EPS 6|Page
0.037606266
3.27
0.115455
5.77
0.079101
4.52
The company has paid .037%,.115%,.079 of dividend out what it has earned per share during the year. dividend payout ratio (DPR) 0.01150039 0.02001 0.0175 The company has given very less dividend to its shareholders and has retained its income more in the business.
ACTIVITY RATIO
inventory turnover ratio 7.2089888 8.4924347 15.0189363 The inventory turnover is decreasing over the years. But as ratio is high we can say that company have strong sales or ineffective buying. Debtors turnover ratio 11.506456 28.405791 15.8510232 It tell us that how quickly debtors can be turned into cash.The DTR is high but not stable so we can say that company is efficient in making collection from debtors. Net assets turnover ratio 2.9635471 3.6663317 3.47853592 This ratio shows that for 1 rupee on capital employed in net assestth e company is producing rs 2.96,rs3.66,Rs 3.47 of sales resp over the years. LEVERAGE RATIO debt-equity ratio CE-NW ratio
Debt Ratio
The debt/equity ratio of DABUR is very low, which means that it is very less financed by the debtors as compared to the financing by the owners, hence becoming less risky. The debt ratio of DABUR indicates the percentage of total finance contributed by the debtors.
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explains exact liquidity position of the company in terms whether its current assets are enough to finance its current liabilities. The ideal current ratio is given as 2:1 however; it is not the benchmark as current ratio also depends on the nature of the industry and business. Like in this case, current ratio as calculated is 0.51 in 2011 and which is similar to previous years. The reason of ratio being low can be nature of the industry itself which is an FMCG sector where working capital requirement is low as operating cycle is short. - Quick ratio is more conservative approach to check the liquidity position, this is because in this we exclude inventories and prepaid expenses from current assets. Here the ideal ratio is 1:1. In our case the ratio comes out to be .1798 in 2011. It is very low and the huge fall from value of current ratio is also due to the fact that company has huge amount of inventories as given.
QUICK RATIO:
Cash ratio estimates exact amount of cash available to finance the current liabilities of the company. Here the cash amount includes cash available and market securities which can be readily converted to cash. Here the ratio is 0.019 for P&G or 2% although the ratio is low but there is nothing to worry about as P&G is a debt-free company.So, it has a high borrowing power which can be used when there are investment opportunities.
CASH RATIO:
Net working capital estimates the total capital required for the day to today operations of the business. It is the difference between current assets and current liabilities. P&G has a net working capital requirement of 0.67 which is a good signal that there are no blockages of funds in the operating cycle.
NET WORKING CAPITAL:
PROFITABILITY RATIOS: - Profitability ratios are calculated to measure the Profit earning efficiency of the company. It can be calculated in terms of sales and investment. Gross profit margin reflects the efficiency of the company in terms of sales. A high gross profit margin when compared to industry average indicates that the firm is able to produce at a relatively lower cost. Gross profit margin of P&G is 0.20 which is 20%, relatively high figure as a sign of good management.
GROSS PROFIT RATIO:
Net profit margin indicates managements efficiency in manufacturing administrating and selling the product. It is a conservative approach as cost also includes overheads. P&G has a net profit ratio of 0.15 which is lower than the gross profit ratio which means that the operating expenses of the company are high. A corrective action can be taken here to identify these expenses and control them for the future.
NET PROFIT RATIO-
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Return on equity is a profitability ratio in terms of investments which indicates how well the firm has used the resources of owners. This is the most important ratio as it is in alignment with the ultimate goal of the organization which is to maximize shareholders wealth. In this case, ROE is 25 % which reveals the firms strength in attracting future investments.
RETURN ON EQUITY:
EARNINGS RATIO:It is calculated by dividing profit after taxes by total number of outstanding shares. It indicates firms earning power on per share basis. EPS OF P&G 2011 is 46.48 which is showing a downward trend from previous shares moreover EPS of the company should also be compared with industry average and with EPS of other firms to show its effectiveness as a profitability index.
EARNING PER SHAREDIVIDEND PER SHARE-
DPS shows the trend of income distribution among the shareholders which is also important to keep them satisfied. A large number of investors and potential investors may be interested only in DPS rather than EPS as they may be risk-averse.DPS calculated here comes out to be 10.45 and the rest amount from DPS is retained to be reinvested in the business. It explains the amount of dividend distributed to shareholders in ratio form. This helps the firm to calculate its growth rate which is given by b*ROE where b= retention ratio and ROE is return on equity.47% of the earnings are paid as dividends in 2011.
DIVIDEND PAYOUT RATIO:
SOLVENCY RATIO: It is a ratio describing the lenders contribution for each rupee of the owners contribution. It is directly calculated by dividing total debt/net worth. As P&G is a debt free company this ratio turns out to be 0.
DEBT-EQUITY RATIO: -
It indicates the firms ability to meet its interest obligations. It is used to test the firms debt servicing capacity. A higher ratio is desirable but too high indicates the firm is very conservative in using debt as a part of its capital structure. Thus a firm is losing the opportunity to raise funds at a lower cost.This is what happens with P&G 5969.33 AS DEBT IS 0.
INTEREST COVERAGE RATIO:
It explains the extent to which the debt financing has been used in the business. A higher ratio means the claim of creditors are greater than those of owners. However in P&Gs case it is 0 as debt is 0 that means the firm has not used debt as a part of its capital structure.
DEBT RATIO:
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2. Quick ratio: trend of quick ratio its again falling hence we can say that firm is relying more
on the sale and recovery of the inventories to meet pay out its current liabilities.
3. Gross profit margin ratio: from 09-10 it has fallen , which means the direct production
cost has increased but again we can see a marginal increase in 2011 which states there is quite an improvement in the production operations. 4. Net profit marginal ratio: calculation figure shows increase in the ratio, hence we can interpret that the earning for share holders as a % of net sale s has inc over the period of time. The cos overall efficiency of production, administration and tax management has improved, leading to this positive change.
5. Return on equity: from calculations it has increased hence we can say that the
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6. Inventory turnover ratio: the increase in the ratio over the period of time sates that the
inventory is moving fast through the firm and generating sales. An inc in inventory turn over ratio helps the firm in reducing its inventory carrying charges.
7. Debtors turnover ratio: because of the poor recovery cycle and a small inc in the bad
debts in 2009 -10 the ratio has fallen but with inc in 2011 can be attributed toward the strict credit policy and hence the liquidity if the firm has improved. 8. Total asset turnover ratio : in 2009-10 its states that the firm has ability to generate the large volume of sales on a small asset based but in 2011 its shows there is are idle or improperly used assets which are increasing the firms cost and expenses for maintenance. 9. Debt equity ratio: it depends upon the industry in which you are operating in but as per the calculated figures we can see there is a fall in the debt equity ratio of the firm which gives the higher degree of protection to the lenders as the fixed payment in the form of interest on debt will fall. 10. Capital employed to net worth: the ratio has decreased over the period of time which states that the firm has not raised additional capital and has adequate retained earnings to carry on its operations. The proportion of equity in the total cap is employed is less .
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3. INTERCOMPANY ANALYSIS
Variables
Dabur India
ITC
Heritage Foods
HUL
P&G
EPS
3.27 1.53
10.68
46.48
Current Ratio .13 Net Profit Margin Capital Gearing Ratio Interest coverage ratio .45 Return on equity Inventory Turnover ratio Debt turnover ratio Net assets turnover ratio 7.208 11.05 2.96 7.91 24.28 5.63 20.48 33.58 3.20 0.106994 0.255095 .55 21
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80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0
EPS The EPS is profits (after tax and everything else) divided by the number of shares in issue. It is the amount of the companys profits that belong to a single ordinary share. Companies are required to publish the statutory (also called basic) EPS but there are a number of adjusted EPS numbers which can be more useful to analysis. Through our current valuation measures we can see that ITC is the highest EPS earners amongst all the three companies, whereas ITC is the second best company in terms of EPS. While Heritage Foods has the lowest EPS across industries valuated.
Current Ratio The concept behind this ratio is to ascertain whether a company's short-term assets (cash, cash equivalents, marketable securities, receivables and inventory) are readily available to pay off its short-term liabilities (notes payable, current portion of term debt, payables, accrued expenses and taxes). The higher the current ratio, the better for the company. Dabur, ITC and Heritage foods are maintaining current ratio above 1 and below 2. Its a good sign but recommended current ratio would be 2:1. Short term assets for all these companies is currently low and need to increase current ratio to avoid any discrepancies of goods from suppliers. HUL and P& G present current ratio is below 1 as this year revenues have been a dip for this companies. Net Profit margin:
The profit margin tells you how much profit a company makes for every $1 it generates in revenue or sales. Profit margins vary by industry, but all else being equal, the higher a company's profit margin compared to its competitors, the better.
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Heritage has the highest profit margin when compared to remaining all other competitors. Industry needs to increase the sales/revenue as the current 2011 stats shows profit margin is quite low in the industry.
Return on Equity
The amount of net income returned as a percentage of shareholders equity. Return on equity measures a corporation's profitability by revealing how much profit a company generates with the money shareholders have invested. Dabur and ITC has very high rate compared to heritage foods. Investors have a very high risk investing in Heritage foods. Dabur and ITC are comfortable at this level. HUL and P&G has issued a large quantity of shares to public and in great pressure for sustainable return on equity. Big companies in the long run try to increase their returns on equity.
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The debt turnover ratio indicates the velocity at which a company collects its receivables. A single ratio calculation doesn't say anything about the company because every company has its own collection period. It is the direction of the ratio over time that tells a manager whether the company is collecting its receivables faster or slower than before. If the ratio gets progressively lower, it can indicate that the company isn't converting sales into cash as quickly, which can put a strain on the company's cash flows. It can be a leading indicator of a collection process problem or a customer quality problem.
Net Assets Turnover Ratio This ratio measures how asset-intensive a business is and the efficiency of the assets employed. Asset Turnover shows the speed, with which an amount of cash, equivalent to the money invested in the business by head office, comes back in through the door in fresh sales. It isnt concerned with profit, only with cash flow. If sales are rapid, little cash is tied up to keep the business going; which may make it easier to expand. Net assets turnover ratio is very high for heritage foods and is a good sign for long run. ITC and Dabur have just above 2.0 and needs sustainable investments and increase this ratio. For the long run perspective this ratio plays a key role in judging the position of the business.
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Industry has a steady Gross and Net operating cycle. HUL high NOC indicates that that it has been hit economic recession. Raw material Consumption period (days)
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P& G Company faced a huge problem because of 2010 factory mishap that has occurred.
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Dabur as an old company in India facing the debtors due payments crunch and in great trouble. Creditors conversion period (days)
900 800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 dabur heritage P&G ITC HUL 2009 2010 2011
HUL and P &G due to its wide variety of product categories has usually high credit conversion period.
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http://www.moneycontrol.com/competition/apollohospitalsenterprises/comparison/AHE
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