HPCL- Growth, Scarcity and Global Imbalance of Oil
Industry
Group 1
Vijayshri Sharma
Prajakta Tambekar
Debanjan Bose
Princy Bhandhari
Souvik Dey
Objectives  To study the financial analysis of HPCL
 To analyse the impact of oil crisis on HPCL
 To understand and explore the strategies
undertaken by HPCL for capital investment over oi
crisis.
Current
Indian
Scenario
 Contributes 15% to India’s GDP
 Ranked 5th in the category of refining
 The industry constitutes 7.64% of women
employees
 Currently HPCL employs 11226 employees
 Various Govt. initiatives and investment like
CNG,HSSC and HELP are few examples of it.
 By 2025 it’s assumed that India would become 3rd
largest oil consumer.
Global
Imbalance of
Oil Industry
 Saudi Arabia has cut production by 0.5 million
barrels
 Russia has cut by 0.1 million barrels
 Iran, Sudan, Libya have been granted by OPEC to
increase production.
 US Shale Production will contribute more to
supply.
Price
Fluctuations
Decrease in
Oil Price
 Oil prices have come down significantly in the past
6 months
 High- 58 USD/bbl
Low- 42 USD/bbl
 Countries like Saudi Arabia, Russia, Riyadh , Qatar
and other OPEC countries majorly impacted
More Supply
over
Demand
 High Level of Oil Inventory
 Excessive supply in compare to demand resulting
decrease in Price.
 Iran increasing it’s production.
 USA with high shale production lowering the
dependency on OPEC.
 Positive impact on Oil importing countries like
China, India, Japan etc.
Observation  OPEC cutting down production
 Russia cutting down production by 300,000 barrels
a day
 An effort towards Inventory Normalization
 OPEC and Non OPEC producers to join in output
cuts since 2001
Financial
Analysis of
HPCL
 Ratio Analysis from the year 2011-2015
 Return on Equity
 Return on Capital employed
 Return on Total Assets
 Fixed Asset Turnover
 Working Capital Turnover
Graphical
Approach
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16
Ratios
ROE ROC ROTA Fixed asset turnover Working Capital Turnover
 Capital investment worth rs. 31,570-crore
 New projects cost of around Rs 31,500
crore
 Capacity expansion at the
Visakhapatnam
 Maintained uninterrupted fuel supplies
with net profit 3,000 crore
 Cutting down on imports of petrol and
diesel
Strategies of
HPCL over
oil crisis
Overview  ROE of HPCL has an increasing trend
 It is efficient in generating income from new
investment
 Effective equity financing to run operations
 ROTA is also in an increasing trend
 Company’s assets are profitable and has invested
more in capital assets
 Upward trend in ROCE
 Generating good returns to the shareholder
• Performance is even in negative economic condition.
• Oil exporting countries benefited from the higher oil
prices.
• Oil exporting countries recorded current account
surplus.
• HPCL implemented two strategies Central
Procurement and Integrated Margin Management.
Conclusion

Analysis of HPCL

  • 1.
    HPCL- Growth, Scarcityand Global Imbalance of Oil Industry Group 1 Vijayshri Sharma Prajakta Tambekar Debanjan Bose Princy Bhandhari Souvik Dey
  • 2.
    Objectives  Tostudy the financial analysis of HPCL  To analyse the impact of oil crisis on HPCL  To understand and explore the strategies undertaken by HPCL for capital investment over oi crisis.
  • 3.
    Current Indian Scenario  Contributes 15%to India’s GDP  Ranked 5th in the category of refining  The industry constitutes 7.64% of women employees  Currently HPCL employs 11226 employees  Various Govt. initiatives and investment like CNG,HSSC and HELP are few examples of it.  By 2025 it’s assumed that India would become 3rd largest oil consumer.
  • 4.
    Global Imbalance of Oil Industry Saudi Arabia has cut production by 0.5 million barrels  Russia has cut by 0.1 million barrels  Iran, Sudan, Libya have been granted by OPEC to increase production.  US Shale Production will contribute more to supply.
  • 5.
  • 6.
    Decrease in Oil Price Oil prices have come down significantly in the past 6 months  High- 58 USD/bbl Low- 42 USD/bbl  Countries like Saudi Arabia, Russia, Riyadh , Qatar and other OPEC countries majorly impacted
  • 7.
    More Supply over Demand  HighLevel of Oil Inventory  Excessive supply in compare to demand resulting decrease in Price.  Iran increasing it’s production.  USA with high shale production lowering the dependency on OPEC.  Positive impact on Oil importing countries like China, India, Japan etc.
  • 8.
    Observation  OPECcutting down production  Russia cutting down production by 300,000 barrels a day  An effort towards Inventory Normalization  OPEC and Non OPEC producers to join in output cuts since 2001
  • 9.
    Financial Analysis of HPCL  RatioAnalysis from the year 2011-2015  Return on Equity  Return on Capital employed  Return on Total Assets  Fixed Asset Turnover  Working Capital Turnover
  • 10.
    Graphical Approach -5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 2011-12 2012-13 2013-142014-15 2015-16 Ratios ROE ROC ROTA Fixed asset turnover Working Capital Turnover
  • 11.
     Capital investmentworth rs. 31,570-crore  New projects cost of around Rs 31,500 crore  Capacity expansion at the Visakhapatnam  Maintained uninterrupted fuel supplies with net profit 3,000 crore  Cutting down on imports of petrol and diesel Strategies of HPCL over oil crisis
  • 12.
    Overview  ROEof HPCL has an increasing trend  It is efficient in generating income from new investment  Effective equity financing to run operations  ROTA is also in an increasing trend  Company’s assets are profitable and has invested more in capital assets  Upward trend in ROCE  Generating good returns to the shareholder
  • 13.
    • Performance iseven in negative economic condition. • Oil exporting countries benefited from the higher oil prices. • Oil exporting countries recorded current account surplus. • HPCL implemented two strategies Central Procurement and Integrated Margin Management. Conclusion