Engro Foods Limited was officially launched in 2004 as a subsidiary of Engro. It has established dairy processing units in Sukkur and Sahiwal, Pakistan along with an ice cream production facility in Sahiwal. The main plant located in Sukkur sits on 23 acres of land and has a raw milk reception capacity of 300,000 liters per day. The plant was established at a cost of Rs. 1 billion and provides direct employment to 750 people.
Fauji Fertilizer and Fatima Fertilizer Annual Reports AnalysisSahir Moiz
The document compares the financial performance and position of Fatima Fertilizer and Fauji Fertilizer over the years 2008-2011. Key metrics analyzed include working capital, current ratio, quick ratio, various turnover ratios, profitability ratios, debt ratios, and total debt to equity ratio. The analysis shows that while both companies have faced financial challenges, Fauji Fertilizer's position and ratios are generally better than Fatima Fertilizer's over this period, indicating Fauji may be the better investment option based on stronger short-term financial stability and profitability.
The document analyzes various financial ratios for Engro Foods Limited for the years 2008, 2009, and 2010 to evaluate the company's liquidity, asset usage, profitability, and financial position. It calculates 13 key ratios including current ratio, quick ratio, return on assets, return on equity, and profit margin. The ratios provide insights into Engro Foods' ability to meet short-term obligations, efficiency in using assets, and effectiveness in generating profits.
Bharti Airtel is India's largest telecommunications services provider with over 330 million subscribers. The document analyzed Airtel's financial performance through ratio analysis and discussed its history, industry, revenues, profits, and growth over time. Airtel has grown significantly since its inception in 1995, increasing its subscriber base from 42 million in 2007 to over 619 million in 2011 with a market share of around 33%. The analysis showed Airtel has strong and consistent financial performance with increasing revenues, profits, and overall growth over the years.
Idea Cellular's net sales increased 46.68% from Rs. 6,719.99 crores in FY2007-08 to Rs. 9,857.08 crores in FY2008-09. Operating profit grew 31.90% from Rs. 2,462.58 crores to Rs. 3,248.02 crores. However, net profit declined 18.35% from Rs. 1,006.15 crores to Rs. 821.54 crores due to a rise in interest, depreciation and tax expenses. Total income rose 49.36% from Rs. 6,919.04 crores to Rs. 10,334.40 crores driven by growth
Financial Ratio Analysis of Abbott Laboratories (JINCEY JOSE & SHRADDHA BHATT)JinceyJose
The document provides a financial ratio analysis of Abbott Laboratories for the years 2011-2013. It includes a balance sheet, calculation of key financial ratios like current ratio, quick ratio, gross profit ratio, net profit ratio, and operating profit ratio. The ratios are also compared to industry averages. Overall, the ratios indicate Abbott Laboratories' liquidity and profitability were generally satisfactory and improved from 2011-2012 but declined in 2013.
Bharti Airtel is the largest telecommunications company in India, with over 261 million subscribers across 20 countries. It was founded in 1995 as Bharti Tele-Ventures and provides a wide range of services including mobile, home phones, broadband, and DTH. Key highlights include partnerships with Mercedes for Formula One racing and launching a cloud platform with HP. Bharti Airtel is focused on putting customers first and enriching lives through understanding customer needs. It has a strong corporate social responsibility program carried out through Bharti Foundation to improve education.
1) The CEO discusses Bharti Airtel's expansion into Africa in June 2010, which transformed the company into a truly global operator covering over 1.8 billion people across South Asia and Africa.
2) In the past year, Airtel focused on preparing its operations across 16 African countries for long-term growth on the continent, which presents immense opportunities.
3) While Africa poses challenges like high costs and lack of infrastructure, Airtel is addressing these challenges proactively and seeing positive results as it works towards its 2015 vision of being "the most loved brand" across Africa.
The document provides an analysis of the environment, Indian telecom industry, and the company Bharti Airtel. It discusses the key government policies that shaped the development of the Indian telecom sector from the 1980s onwards. This included opening up the sector to private players in 1992. The 1994 National Telecom Policy aimed to make telephone services available on demand and achieve universal access. The document also covers TRAI guidelines, industry structures, technologies, growth trends, and provides an overview of Bharti Airtel's business segments and financial performance analysis using various ratios.
Fauji Fertilizer and Fatima Fertilizer Annual Reports AnalysisSahir Moiz
The document compares the financial performance and position of Fatima Fertilizer and Fauji Fertilizer over the years 2008-2011. Key metrics analyzed include working capital, current ratio, quick ratio, various turnover ratios, profitability ratios, debt ratios, and total debt to equity ratio. The analysis shows that while both companies have faced financial challenges, Fauji Fertilizer's position and ratios are generally better than Fatima Fertilizer's over this period, indicating Fauji may be the better investment option based on stronger short-term financial stability and profitability.
The document analyzes various financial ratios for Engro Foods Limited for the years 2008, 2009, and 2010 to evaluate the company's liquidity, asset usage, profitability, and financial position. It calculates 13 key ratios including current ratio, quick ratio, return on assets, return on equity, and profit margin. The ratios provide insights into Engro Foods' ability to meet short-term obligations, efficiency in using assets, and effectiveness in generating profits.
Bharti Airtel is India's largest telecommunications services provider with over 330 million subscribers. The document analyzed Airtel's financial performance through ratio analysis and discussed its history, industry, revenues, profits, and growth over time. Airtel has grown significantly since its inception in 1995, increasing its subscriber base from 42 million in 2007 to over 619 million in 2011 with a market share of around 33%. The analysis showed Airtel has strong and consistent financial performance with increasing revenues, profits, and overall growth over the years.
Idea Cellular's net sales increased 46.68% from Rs. 6,719.99 crores in FY2007-08 to Rs. 9,857.08 crores in FY2008-09. Operating profit grew 31.90% from Rs. 2,462.58 crores to Rs. 3,248.02 crores. However, net profit declined 18.35% from Rs. 1,006.15 crores to Rs. 821.54 crores due to a rise in interest, depreciation and tax expenses. Total income rose 49.36% from Rs. 6,919.04 crores to Rs. 10,334.40 crores driven by growth
Financial Ratio Analysis of Abbott Laboratories (JINCEY JOSE & SHRADDHA BHATT)JinceyJose
The document provides a financial ratio analysis of Abbott Laboratories for the years 2011-2013. It includes a balance sheet, calculation of key financial ratios like current ratio, quick ratio, gross profit ratio, net profit ratio, and operating profit ratio. The ratios are also compared to industry averages. Overall, the ratios indicate Abbott Laboratories' liquidity and profitability were generally satisfactory and improved from 2011-2012 but declined in 2013.
Bharti Airtel is the largest telecommunications company in India, with over 261 million subscribers across 20 countries. It was founded in 1995 as Bharti Tele-Ventures and provides a wide range of services including mobile, home phones, broadband, and DTH. Key highlights include partnerships with Mercedes for Formula One racing and launching a cloud platform with HP. Bharti Airtel is focused on putting customers first and enriching lives through understanding customer needs. It has a strong corporate social responsibility program carried out through Bharti Foundation to improve education.
1) The CEO discusses Bharti Airtel's expansion into Africa in June 2010, which transformed the company into a truly global operator covering over 1.8 billion people across South Asia and Africa.
2) In the past year, Airtel focused on preparing its operations across 16 African countries for long-term growth on the continent, which presents immense opportunities.
3) While Africa poses challenges like high costs and lack of infrastructure, Airtel is addressing these challenges proactively and seeing positive results as it works towards its 2015 vision of being "the most loved brand" across Africa.
The document provides an analysis of the environment, Indian telecom industry, and the company Bharti Airtel. It discusses the key government policies that shaped the development of the Indian telecom sector from the 1980s onwards. This included opening up the sector to private players in 1992. The 1994 National Telecom Policy aimed to make telephone services available on demand and achieve universal access. The document also covers TRAI guidelines, industry structures, technologies, growth trends, and provides an overview of Bharti Airtel's business segments and financial performance analysis using various ratios.
The key points are:
1) Bharti Airtel saw growth in customer base, revenues, and EBITDA but declines in profit during fiscal year 2011-2012.
2) The company made major investments by rolling out 3G networks across India and in seven African markets, and launching 4G services in India.
3) Airtel Money mobile payment service was launched in India and eight African countries.
4) The company restructured its business into B2C and B2B verticals to
The BSE Sensex and Nifty indices declined marginally led by losses in PSU, realty, and healthcare stocks. Hindustan Copper fell heavily after offering a large discount in a share sale. Most Asian markets opened positively but were volatile following strong gains on Wall Street on Friday. The markets are expected to open positively in India but continued uncertainty around economic reforms could keep investors cautious.
This document provides an analysis and stock recommendation for Credit Corp Group Limited (CCP). It summarizes CCP's most recent financial results, which confirm the momentum of the company's corporate turnaround. The analyst upgrades the price target for CCP stock to A$2.29 based on two potential drivers of excess returns: 1) CCP is positioned for a price-to-book valuation re-rating as its current valuation implies no value for its business franchise; and 2) continued earnings growth driven by increased staff productivity and harvesting older purchased debt ledgers. The analyst maintains a "Buy" recommendation on CCP stock.
The document provides consolidated financial information for Infosys Ltd. from 2008 to 2012. It includes the consolidated balance sheet, key financial ratios, and interpretations of key ratios such as gross profit margin, net profit margin, operating profit margin, return on capital employed, current ratio, and quick ratio. The ratios show Infosys' profitability, liquidity, and ability to meet current obligations generally increased over the period except for some fluctuations in a few years.
Financial Accounting Ratio analysis of Indian companiesKandarp Desai
The document analyzes various financial ratios of Birla Ericsson and Wipro over several years:
- Birla Ericsson's liquidity ratios were strong in 2009-2010 but decreased in 2011-2012 possibly due to lower cash balances. Profitability ratios like profit margin and ROE declined for Birla Ericsson from 2010-2012.
- Wipro's liquidity ratios improved after declining in 2009. Profitability ratios like profit margin and ROE have remained steady for Wipro over the period analyzed.
- Inventory turnover and asset turnover declined for both companies over time, suggesting less efficient use of assets. Debt ratios were low, indicating majority of assets were financed through equity.
Cox & Kings is a travel company established in 1758. The document provides financial ratios for Cox & Kings from 2009-2012 including liquidity, solvency, turnover and profitability ratios calculated from the balance sheet, profit and loss statement, and cash flow statement. The ratios show decreasing liquidity and increasing debt levels over time, with lower profitability in 2011-2012 compared to previous years.
The document presents performance data for three banks - Andhra Bank, Union Bank of India, and Allahabad Bank for the fiscal year 2010. It includes key metrics such as total business, total assets, total income, net profit, number of branches, income, expenses, net profit for the year, cash flows, and financial ratios for 2010 and 2011. The performance of the three banks is compared across these various metrics for the years 2010 and 2011.
Active Gear, Inc is considering acquiring Mercury Athletic to double its revenue and expand its market presence. John Liedtke analyzed Mercury's financials from 2006-2011 to determine if the acquisition would be financially beneficial. The net present value of Mercury's projected free cash flows is $275,399.78 using a 7.65% discount rate, indicating the acquisition would provide a positive return on investment. Liedtke also considered qualitative benefits like increased market share and preventing competitors from acquiring Mercury. Based on the financial analysis, the acquisition appears justified and would create value for Active Gear.
1) MRC is considering acquiring ARI for $40 million to gain $20 million in liquid assets and diversify, but ARI's rayon business is declining rapidly in the tire market.
2) While the acquisition appears financially attractive in the short-term, it does not align with MRC's long-term strategy and ARI's management style differs significantly from MRC's decentralized model.
3) Integrating the two companies would be difficult and rayon is a dying business, so the acquisition does not make strategic sense despite initial positive cash flows.
This document discusses how Expense Reduction Analysts (ERA) helps private equity firms, portfolio companies, and corporations reduce expenses. ERA introduces portfolio companies to cost savings opportunities and works directly with private equity firms on post-closing projects. ERA's process benchmarks costs, conducts procurement processes, and identifies savings opportunities across various expense categories. ERA achieves an average of 20% savings for clients through renegotiating supplier contracts and benchmarking against industry peers, with savings realized in 91% of projects.
Corporate Financial Management Assignment - Ratio Analysis of Hays plcAmany Hamza
This document analyzes the financial performance of Hays plc from 2011-2012 using various ratio analyses including profitability, liquidity, gearing, leverage, and efficiency ratios. Some key findings are that ROCE and profit margin increased slightly from 2011-2012 indicating better capital investment returns and operating efficiency. The current ratio remained relatively stable. Gearing and leverage ratios improved, showing lower debt levels and stronger interest coverage. The document also evaluates Hays share price using net asset value, dividend valuation, and P/E ratio models to determine if the stock is over or undervalued.
1) Active Gear Inc. is considering acquiring Mercury Athletic, a footwear company being sold by its parent company, to double its revenue and expand its market presence.
2) An analysis of Mercury's financial data from 2006-2011 shows that it has higher revenue growth than AGI and its acquisition could help compensate for weaknesses in AGI's product mix.
3) Calculating Mercury's discounted cash flows from 2006-2011 using a 7.65% discount rate results in a positive NPV of $275,399.78 for the acquisition, indicating it should be undertaken.
Benoît Dourte
Human Resources Manager
Franck Tousch Marc Lauer Vincent Decalf
Internal Audit Chief Operating Officer Advisor on strategy
Claude Biver Jean-Paul Cloos Jean-Pierre Hoffmann
Non-Life Insurance International Life Insurance Finance and Accounting
Claude Biver Jean-Paul Cloos Jean-Pierre Hoffmann
Non-Life Insurance International Life Insurance Finance and Accounting
Claude Biver Jean-Paul Cloos Jean-Pierre Hoffmann
Non-Life Insurance International Life Insurance Finance and Accounting
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Micron Technology is a leading manufacturer of semiconductor memory and storage products. A leveraged buyout of Micron is proposed at an offer price of $15.31 per share for an equity purchase price of $15.88 billion. The transaction values Micron at an enterprise value of $16.41 billion. The proposed buyout is based on Micron's strong financials, potential for expense reductions and growth in emerging markets. An exit is planned for 2016 at a targeted IRR of 28.4% and 3.5x cash return.
This document provides an analysis of Tata Motors, India's largest automobile company. It discusses the company's profile, financial performance, and share price movements. The analysis notes that Tata Motors has a leading position in commercial vehicles in India and is among the top three in passenger vehicles. It also summarizes the company's balance sheet figures, fundamental views on operations and outlook, and provides a technical analysis of the stock price.
HDFC Bank was established in 1994 as one of the first private sector banks in India. Over the years, it has expanded significantly through mergers and organic growth, and as of today has over 1400 branches across India. The document provides details on HDFC Bank's history, capital structure, products and services, and financial performance over the years.
Credit Suisse Group reported net income of CHF 959 million for Q4 2004, down from CHF 784 million in Q4 2003. For the full year 2004, net income was CHF 5,628 million, up significantly from CHF 770 million in 2003. While results were negatively impacted by provisions related to prior disposals, the letter notes that the results demonstrate continued progress towards sustainable profitability.
This document summarizes the income statement and balance sheet of Credit Suisse Group for 1999/2000 and 1998/1999. It shows that the company's net profit increased 54% to CHF 3.948 billion in 1999/2000 compared to CHF 2.558 billion in 1998/1999. Total shareholders' equity grew 16% to CHF 23.668 billion. The balance sheet reflects increases in investments in Group companies and securities holdings. Notes provide additional details on contingent liabilities, bonds, share capital amounts and proposed retained earnings allocation.
This document provides information about Engro Corporation's food subsidiary Engro Foods Ltd. It discusses Engro Foods' product portfolio which includes dairy products like milk, ice cream, and juices. It also covers Engro Foods' vision, mission, objectives, leadership, market share, products, competitors, marketing strategies, SWOT analysis, and recommendations. The presentation concludes that Engro Foods is well-positioned to become the market leader in Pakistan's food industry if it continues its quality products, market expansion, and product development.
Engro Foods is a subsidiary of Engro Corporation, one of Pakistan's largest conglomerates. It was formerly Exxon Chemical Pakistan but was acquired by Engro employees in 1991. Engro Foods launched in 2005-06 and has established two processing plants and a dairy farm. It produces and markets popular dairy brands like Olper's and sells products in Pakistan, North America, and other international markets. While Engro Foods has a strong financial position and market share, it faces competition from Nestle and Haleeb Foods and will need to continue innovating and expanding its product portfolio and global operations to maintain its leading position in Pakistan's food industry.
The key points are:
1) Bharti Airtel saw growth in customer base, revenues, and EBITDA but declines in profit during fiscal year 2011-2012.
2) The company made major investments by rolling out 3G networks across India and in seven African markets, and launching 4G services in India.
3) Airtel Money mobile payment service was launched in India and eight African countries.
4) The company restructured its business into B2C and B2B verticals to
The BSE Sensex and Nifty indices declined marginally led by losses in PSU, realty, and healthcare stocks. Hindustan Copper fell heavily after offering a large discount in a share sale. Most Asian markets opened positively but were volatile following strong gains on Wall Street on Friday. The markets are expected to open positively in India but continued uncertainty around economic reforms could keep investors cautious.
This document provides an analysis and stock recommendation for Credit Corp Group Limited (CCP). It summarizes CCP's most recent financial results, which confirm the momentum of the company's corporate turnaround. The analyst upgrades the price target for CCP stock to A$2.29 based on two potential drivers of excess returns: 1) CCP is positioned for a price-to-book valuation re-rating as its current valuation implies no value for its business franchise; and 2) continued earnings growth driven by increased staff productivity and harvesting older purchased debt ledgers. The analyst maintains a "Buy" recommendation on CCP stock.
The document provides consolidated financial information for Infosys Ltd. from 2008 to 2012. It includes the consolidated balance sheet, key financial ratios, and interpretations of key ratios such as gross profit margin, net profit margin, operating profit margin, return on capital employed, current ratio, and quick ratio. The ratios show Infosys' profitability, liquidity, and ability to meet current obligations generally increased over the period except for some fluctuations in a few years.
Financial Accounting Ratio analysis of Indian companiesKandarp Desai
The document analyzes various financial ratios of Birla Ericsson and Wipro over several years:
- Birla Ericsson's liquidity ratios were strong in 2009-2010 but decreased in 2011-2012 possibly due to lower cash balances. Profitability ratios like profit margin and ROE declined for Birla Ericsson from 2010-2012.
- Wipro's liquidity ratios improved after declining in 2009. Profitability ratios like profit margin and ROE have remained steady for Wipro over the period analyzed.
- Inventory turnover and asset turnover declined for both companies over time, suggesting less efficient use of assets. Debt ratios were low, indicating majority of assets were financed through equity.
Cox & Kings is a travel company established in 1758. The document provides financial ratios for Cox & Kings from 2009-2012 including liquidity, solvency, turnover and profitability ratios calculated from the balance sheet, profit and loss statement, and cash flow statement. The ratios show decreasing liquidity and increasing debt levels over time, with lower profitability in 2011-2012 compared to previous years.
The document presents performance data for three banks - Andhra Bank, Union Bank of India, and Allahabad Bank for the fiscal year 2010. It includes key metrics such as total business, total assets, total income, net profit, number of branches, income, expenses, net profit for the year, cash flows, and financial ratios for 2010 and 2011. The performance of the three banks is compared across these various metrics for the years 2010 and 2011.
Active Gear, Inc is considering acquiring Mercury Athletic to double its revenue and expand its market presence. John Liedtke analyzed Mercury's financials from 2006-2011 to determine if the acquisition would be financially beneficial. The net present value of Mercury's projected free cash flows is $275,399.78 using a 7.65% discount rate, indicating the acquisition would provide a positive return on investment. Liedtke also considered qualitative benefits like increased market share and preventing competitors from acquiring Mercury. Based on the financial analysis, the acquisition appears justified and would create value for Active Gear.
1) MRC is considering acquiring ARI for $40 million to gain $20 million in liquid assets and diversify, but ARI's rayon business is declining rapidly in the tire market.
2) While the acquisition appears financially attractive in the short-term, it does not align with MRC's long-term strategy and ARI's management style differs significantly from MRC's decentralized model.
3) Integrating the two companies would be difficult and rayon is a dying business, so the acquisition does not make strategic sense despite initial positive cash flows.
This document discusses how Expense Reduction Analysts (ERA) helps private equity firms, portfolio companies, and corporations reduce expenses. ERA introduces portfolio companies to cost savings opportunities and works directly with private equity firms on post-closing projects. ERA's process benchmarks costs, conducts procurement processes, and identifies savings opportunities across various expense categories. ERA achieves an average of 20% savings for clients through renegotiating supplier contracts and benchmarking against industry peers, with savings realized in 91% of projects.
Corporate Financial Management Assignment - Ratio Analysis of Hays plcAmany Hamza
This document analyzes the financial performance of Hays plc from 2011-2012 using various ratio analyses including profitability, liquidity, gearing, leverage, and efficiency ratios. Some key findings are that ROCE and profit margin increased slightly from 2011-2012 indicating better capital investment returns and operating efficiency. The current ratio remained relatively stable. Gearing and leverage ratios improved, showing lower debt levels and stronger interest coverage. The document also evaluates Hays share price using net asset value, dividend valuation, and P/E ratio models to determine if the stock is over or undervalued.
1) Active Gear Inc. is considering acquiring Mercury Athletic, a footwear company being sold by its parent company, to double its revenue and expand its market presence.
2) An analysis of Mercury's financial data from 2006-2011 shows that it has higher revenue growth than AGI and its acquisition could help compensate for weaknesses in AGI's product mix.
3) Calculating Mercury's discounted cash flows from 2006-2011 using a 7.65% discount rate results in a positive NPV of $275,399.78 for the acquisition, indicating it should be undertaken.
Benoît Dourte
Human Resources Manager
Franck Tousch Marc Lauer Vincent Decalf
Internal Audit Chief Operating Officer Advisor on strategy
Claude Biver Jean-Paul Cloos Jean-Pierre Hoffmann
Non-Life Insurance International Life Insurance Finance and Accounting
Claude Biver Jean-Paul Cloos Jean-Pierre Hoffmann
Non-Life Insurance International Life Insurance Finance and Accounting
Claude Biver Jean-Paul Cloos Jean-Pierre Hoffmann
Non-Life Insurance International Life Insurance Finance and Accounting
Claude Biver Jean-Paul Cloos Jean-Pierre Hoff
Micron Technology is a leading manufacturer of semiconductor memory and storage products. A leveraged buyout of Micron is proposed at an offer price of $15.31 per share for an equity purchase price of $15.88 billion. The transaction values Micron at an enterprise value of $16.41 billion. The proposed buyout is based on Micron's strong financials, potential for expense reductions and growth in emerging markets. An exit is planned for 2016 at a targeted IRR of 28.4% and 3.5x cash return.
This document provides an analysis of Tata Motors, India's largest automobile company. It discusses the company's profile, financial performance, and share price movements. The analysis notes that Tata Motors has a leading position in commercial vehicles in India and is among the top three in passenger vehicles. It also summarizes the company's balance sheet figures, fundamental views on operations and outlook, and provides a technical analysis of the stock price.
HDFC Bank was established in 1994 as one of the first private sector banks in India. Over the years, it has expanded significantly through mergers and organic growth, and as of today has over 1400 branches across India. The document provides details on HDFC Bank's history, capital structure, products and services, and financial performance over the years.
Credit Suisse Group reported net income of CHF 959 million for Q4 2004, down from CHF 784 million in Q4 2003. For the full year 2004, net income was CHF 5,628 million, up significantly from CHF 770 million in 2003. While results were negatively impacted by provisions related to prior disposals, the letter notes that the results demonstrate continued progress towards sustainable profitability.
This document summarizes the income statement and balance sheet of Credit Suisse Group for 1999/2000 and 1998/1999. It shows that the company's net profit increased 54% to CHF 3.948 billion in 1999/2000 compared to CHF 2.558 billion in 1998/1999. Total shareholders' equity grew 16% to CHF 23.668 billion. The balance sheet reflects increases in investments in Group companies and securities holdings. Notes provide additional details on contingent liabilities, bonds, share capital amounts and proposed retained earnings allocation.
This document provides information about Engro Corporation's food subsidiary Engro Foods Ltd. It discusses Engro Foods' product portfolio which includes dairy products like milk, ice cream, and juices. It also covers Engro Foods' vision, mission, objectives, leadership, market share, products, competitors, marketing strategies, SWOT analysis, and recommendations. The presentation concludes that Engro Foods is well-positioned to become the market leader in Pakistan's food industry if it continues its quality products, market expansion, and product development.
Engro Foods is a subsidiary of Engro Corporation, one of Pakistan's largest conglomerates. It was formerly Exxon Chemical Pakistan but was acquired by Engro employees in 1991. Engro Foods launched in 2005-06 and has established two processing plants and a dairy farm. It produces and markets popular dairy brands like Olper's and sells products in Pakistan, North America, and other international markets. While Engro Foods has a strong financial position and market share, it faces competition from Nestle and Haleeb Foods and will need to continue innovating and expanding its product portfolio and global operations to maintain its leading position in Pakistan's food industry.
The document certifies that a research project titled "Procter & Gamble" was carried out and completed by a group of students under the supervision of Prof. Ayesha Malik. It includes signatures from the project supervisor, dean, and students to confirm the work is original. An undertaking signed by the students states that the research work titled "Engro Food in Pakistan" is their own work and properly cites any external materials used.
This document provides information about Engro Foods' marketing mix for their dairy products in Pakistan. It begins with an overview of marketing mix concepts and the 4 P's of marketing (Product, Price, Place, Promotion). It then discusses Engro Foods' history and vision, departments, marketing research conducted, and product range. The bulk of the document analyzes Engro Foods' marketing mix strategies for their products, focusing on specific strategies and campaigns for aspects of the 4 P's. It concludes by discussing Engro Foods' social responsibility efforts.
This document provides information about Engro Foods Limited, a subsidiary of Engro Corporation. It was formed in 2005 to operate in the food industry. Engro Foods launched several dairy products, including ice cream, flavored milk, fruit juices, and milk powders. The document discusses Engro Foods' mission, vision, objectives, market segmentation strategies, board of directors, corporate and business level strategies. It also includes a SWOT analysis, BCG matrix analysis, PEST analysis, and Porter's Five Forces analysis to evaluate Engro Foods' business environment and competitive position in the food industry.
This presentation was presented as a term presentation in the course of Human Resource Management, Iqra University.
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Ratio Analysis in 'ROYAL CERAMIC LANKA PLC'miranga88
This document provides financial ratio analysis for Royal Ceramic Lanka PLC for the years 2013-2015. It includes profitability ratios like gross profit ratio, operating margin, net profit percentage, return on assets, return on equity, and return on capital employed. Liquidity ratios like current ratio, quick ratio, and cash ratio are also presented. The ratios indicate that while the company's sales have increased year-over-year, profitability has declined over this period as costs have risen faster than revenues. Liquidity has also decreased, suggesting the company may face challenges meeting short-term obligations.
Ratio Analysis in 'ROYAL CERAMIC LANKA PLC'miranga88
This document provides financial ratio analysis for Royal Ceramic Lanka PLC for the years 2013-2015. It includes profitability ratios like gross profit ratio, operating margin, net profit percentage, return on assets, return on equity, and return on capital employed. Liquidity ratios like current ratio, quick ratio, and cash ratio are also presented. The ratios indicate that while the company's sales have increased year-over-year, profitability has declined over this period as costs have risen faster than revenues. Liquidity has also decreased, suggesting the company may face challenges meeting short-term obligations.
Cargills (Ceylon) PLC & Nestle Lanka PLC financial position and the performa...Dulakshi Ranadeera
Chapter 1
1.1. Earnings per Share
1.2. Dividend per Share…
1.3. Market Value…
1.4. Cash Flow
1.5. Profitability Ratios
1.6. Net Asset per Share
1.7. Solvency Ratios
1.8. Liquidity Position
2. Chapter 2
2.1. Nestle Lanka
2.1.1. The level of the corporate governance and legal procedure of the company
2.1.2. Compliance for legal procedure
2.1.3. Employee relations and relationship with shareholders
2.1.4. Social Responsibilities of the organization
2.1.5. Share information
2.1.6. Market share Percentage
2.2. Cargills (Ceylon) PLC
2.2.1. The level of the corporate governance and legal procedure of the company
2.2.2. Compliance for legal procedure
2.2.3. Employee relations and relationship with shareholders
2.2.4. Social Responsibilities of the organization
2.2.5. Share information
2.2.6. Market share Percentage
Chapter 3
The document discusses the analysis of financial statements. It provides an introduction to financial statement analysis, explaining that it allows users to gauge a company's past and projected future performance. It then covers various tools for financial statement analysis, including comparative statements, common size statements, trend analysis, and ratio analysis. The document also discusses the objectives and significance of financial statement analysis for different users including managers, investors, and the public.
The document provides an analysis of the working capital management and financial performance of Tamil Nadu Newsprint and Papers Limited (TNPL). It includes an industry profile of the Indian paper industry, a company profile of TNPL, calculations of various working capital metrics like working capital days and cash conversion cycle, and financial ratios analyzing liquidity, leverage, turnover and profitability. Key findings are that TNPL's working capital requirements are high due to large inventories, and profitability has declined in recent years due to rising expenses. Suggestions include better inventory management, cost reduction, and diversification.
This document provides a presentation on ratio analysis of Nishat Mills Limited, a textile company in Pakistan. It includes an introduction to the company, its mission statement, organizational structure, and product lines. The presentation then covers various financial ratios analyzed for Nishat Mills for 2012-2013, including liquidity, profitability, debt management, and activity ratios. Key findings are that liquidity, profitability, and debt management ratios improved from 2012 to 2013, while some activity ratios declined. The presentation concludes with recommendations for Nishat Mills to improve average collection period, asset turnover ratio, and basic earning power.
This document provides a presentation on ratio analysis of Nishat Mills Limited, a textile company in Pakistan. It includes an introduction to the company, its mission statement, organizational structure, and product lines. The presentation then covers various financial ratios analyzed for Nishat Mills for 2012-2013, including liquidity, profitability, debt management, and activity ratios. Key findings are that liquidity, profitability, and debt management ratios improved from 2012 to 2013, while some activity ratios declined. The presentation concludes with recommendations for Nishat Mills to improve average collection period, asset turnover ratio, and basic earning power.
Sitara Chemical Industries Ltd is a Pakistani chemical manufacturer founded in 1981. It produces chemicals like caustic soda, chlorine, and fertilizers. The document discusses Sitara's history, vision, businesses, objectives, financial ratios analyzing liquidity, activity, profitability, and solvency. It also presents a SWOT analysis and recommendations to increase production capacity, product lines, and provide online customer services. The ratio analysis shows some ratios decreased or increased compared to the previous year. Overall, the document provides an overview and financial assessment of Sitara Chemical Industries Ltd.
Sitara Chemical Industries Ltd is a Pakistani chemical manufacturer founded in 1981. It produces chemicals like caustic soda, chlorine, and fertilizers. The document discusses the company's vision, mission, businesses, objectives, financial ratios analyzing liquidity, activity, profitability, and solvency. It also presents a SWOT analysis and recommendations to increase production capacity, product lines, and provide online customer services. The ratio analysis shows some ratios decreased or increased compared to the previous year. Overall, the company has a strong market position but needs measures to maintain its profitability.
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2. Engro Foods Limited was
officially launched as a fully
owned subsidiary of Engro
in 2004. Using dairy as a
stepping stone to enter into
the food business, the
Company has established its
processing units in Sukkur
and Sahiwal, along with an
ice cream production facility
in Sahiwal.
HISTORY…..
3. The main plant that is located at
Sukhur on 23 acre of land, has the raw
milk reception capability 300000 liters
per day.
The plant has been established at a cost
of Rs. 1 billion which provides direct
employment to 750 peoples.
6. Best Communication Award (for Tarang Sohni
Mahiwal Campaign) In 2011 (Karachi)
Best Launch of 2007/2008 Award (for Tarang)
In 2008
Brand that Created the Biggest Buzz Award for
Olpers In 2008
Best Commercial Consumer Award for Olpers:
Pakistan Media Awards, 2010
Tarang got award in 2011 for breakfast
category.
AWARDS
9. Ratio Analysis is a form of
Financial Statement Analysis
that is used to obtain a quick
indication of a firm's financial
performance. In addition,
ratios can be used in a form of
trend analysis to identify areas
where performance has
improved or has to improve.
11. Liquidity ratios are the ratios meant for testing short_term
financial position of a business.
CURRENT RATIO
LIQUID/ACID TEST/QUICK RATIO
ABSOLUTE LIQUID RATIO
12. Current ratio is a
financial ratio that
measures whether or
not a firm has enough
resources to pay its
debts over the next 12
months. It compares
the firm’s current
assets to its current
liabilities.
Current
Assets/Current
Liabilities
CUREENT RATIO
14. Liquid ratio is also term as Acid test or Quick ratio.
It is the ratio of Liquid assets to Current Liabilities.
It expresses a company’s ability to repay short term
creditors out of its liquid assets.
Liquid assets/Current
liabilities
Liquid Ratio
15. FORMULA
(Current Assets – Stock
– Prepaid) / Current
Liabilities
YEAR 2011 2012
Calculation
Result
=3465230/3479693 =5756307/4441432
=0.9 =1.2
16. Absolute liquid ratio
In addition to computing current and liquid ratio, some analysts
also compute absolute liquid ratio to test the liquidity of the
business.
20. “This ratio measures the velocity with which average stock
is sold in market…….”
Formula...
CGS / Cost Of
Average Stock
Cost Of Average
Stock=(opening
Stock+closing Stock)/2
21. Calculation
Result:-
2011 2012
“CGS / Cost Of
Average Stock”
“CGS / Cost Of Average
Stock”
Cost of Average Stock=
(2089221+2637816)/2
Cost of Average Stock=
(2637816+3494605)/2
=23230445/2363519 =29848301/3066211
=9.8 Times….. =9.7 Times……
Formula:-
22. Inventory Conversion
Period…..
“It means that on an average how
many days were taken to dispose
off average inventory…..”
Formula
“365 /
Inventory
Turnover
Ratio”
23. 2011 2012
Formula:- 365 / Inventory
Turnover Ratio
365 / Inventory
Turnover Ratio
Calculation: = 365 / 9.8 = 365 / 9.7
Result:- = 37 Days = 37 Days
24. Receivables
Turnover Ratio…..
“This ratio
measures that how
many times
average
receivables have
been received
during a period of
one year…”
• Formula…
• Net Credit Sales /
Average Receivables
• Average Receivables
= (Opening Debtors
& B/R + Closing
Debtors & B/R)/2
25. Receivables Turnover Ratio…..
2011 2012
Formula... “Net Credit Sales /
Average Receivables”
“Net Credit Sales /
Average
Receivables”
Calculation: Average Receivables
= {(51879+720735)
+ (87121+1160126)}/2
Average Receivables
= {(87121 + 1160126)
+
(149074+1440167)}/2
// = 29859226/1009931 = 40168919 / 1418244
Result = 29.5 Times… = 28.3 Times…
26. “It means that on an average
how many days were taken to
receive average receivables…..”
Formula
Days In
Year /
Receivables
Turnover
Ratio
365 /
Receivables
Turnover
Ratio
27. 2011 2012
Formula 365 /
Receivables
Turnover Ratio
365 /
Receivables
Turnover Ratio
Calculation = 365 / 29.5 = 365 / 28.3
Result = 12
Days……
= 13
Days…..
28. “This ratio measures that how many times
average payables are being paid during a
period of one year…”
Formula…….
Net Credit
Purchases /
Average
Payables
CGS
Opening
Stock+Purchases
-Closing Stock
Avg Payables
(Opening Creditors
& B/P + Closing
Creditors & B/P) /
2
29. Payables Turnover Ratio :
Year 2011 2012
Formula… Net Credit Purchases
/ Average Payables
Net Credit
Purchases / Average
Payables
Calculation: Avg Payables =
(2040575 + 2343506) / 2
Avg Payables =
(2343506 + 2358793) /
2
// = 23779040 / 2192041 = 30705090 / 23511495
Result….. 10.8 Times 13.05 Times
30. “It means that on an average how many days
were taken to pay average payables…..”
Formula: 365 / Payables
Turnover Ratio
31. Year 2011 2012
Formula “365 / Payables
Turnover Ratio”
“365 / Payables
Turnover Ratio”
Calculation = 365 / 10.8 = 365 / 13.05
Result = 34 Days = 28 Days
32. Working Capital
Turnover Ratio……
“This ratio
measures that how
efficiency working
capital is being
utilized for
generation of
revenues………”
• CGS / Average working
Capital
Formula!!
• Current Assets – Current
Liabilities
Working Capital
• (Opening Working Capital +
Ending Working Capital) / 2
Avg Working Capital
33. Working Capital Turnover Ratio……
Year 2011 2012
Formula “CGS / Average
working Capital”
“CGS / Average
working Capital”
Calculation = 23230445 /
2888152
= 29848301 /
5071270
Result…. = 8.04
Times…..
= 5.9
Times……
34. “This ratio measures that how efficiency fixed
assets are being utilized for generation of
revenues………”
Formula = CGS /
Fixed
Assets
36. THE MAIN OBJECT OF BUSINESS CONCERN IS TO EARN PROFIT. IN GENERAL
TERMS, EFFICIENCY IN THE BUSINESS IS MEASURED BY PROFITABILITY.
BANKERS, FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND OTHER CREDITORS LOOK AT THE
PROFITABILITY RATIOS AS AN INDICATOR WHETHER OR NOT THE FIRM EARNS
MORE THAN IT PAYS INTEREST FOR THE USE OF BORROWED FUNDS AND
WHETHER THE ULTIMATE REPAYMENT OF THEIR DEBT APPEARS REASONABLY
CERTAIN.
42. THIS RATIO MEASURES THE
OVERALL PROFITABILITY.NET
PROFIT IS ARRIVED AT AFTER
TAKING INTO ACCOUNT
BOTH THE OPERATING AND
NON OPERATING ITEMS OF
iNCOME AND EXPENSES.THE
RATIO INDICATE WHAT
PORTION OF NET SALES IS
LEFT FOR THE OWNERS
AFTER ALL EXPENSES HAVE
BEEN MET..
44. The ratio is the test of efficiency of
the management in their business
operation. In normal conditions, the
operating ratio should b low enough
so as to leave portion of sales
sufficient to give a fair return to the
investors.
46. EXPENSE RATIOS ARE
CALCULATED BY DIVIDING
EACH ITEM OF EXPENSE OR
GROUP OF EXPENSES WITH
THE NET SALES SO ANALYSE
THE CAUSE OF VARIATION
OF THE OPERATING
RATIO.IT INDICATE THE
PORTION OF SALES WHICH
IS CONSUMED BY VARIOUS
OPEATING EXPENSES…
48. Ratio:-
The term accounting ratios is used to describe significant
relationship which exist between figures shown in a balance sheet, in a
profit and loss account or in any other part of the accounting
organization.
EXAMPLE:-
The relationship between 100 and
500 may be expressed as1:5.
Ratio analysis facilitates the
presentation of information of financial
statements in simplified, concise and
summarized form.
J. Batty
49.
50. The ratio determine the
long term debt paying
capacity of any
organization & measure
the efficiency of firm
regarding interest
payment.
51. Solvency Ratios
Debt to equity
ratio
Fixed asset ratio
Reserves to Capital
Proprietary
ratio
Interest coverage
ratio
52. The relationship between
borrowed funds and internal
owner’s funds is measured by
debt equity ratio.
Also known as:-
Debt to net worth ratio. FORMULAS:
Debt to equity ratio= long
term debt/ equity
Debt to equity ratio= total
debt /equity
Debt to equity ratio= long
term debt/long term funds
53. Debt to equity ratio= long term debt/ equity
Year 2011 2012
Calculation =5610,000/7236942 = 6023070/10054273
Result =0.77 =0.59
57. Debt to equity ratio= long term debt/long term funds
long term funds=long term debt+equity
Year 2011 2012
Calculation =5610,000/12846942 =6023070/16077343
Result =0.43 =0.37
71. Return On Capital Employed
(ROCE)
It is a measure
of the returns
that a business
is achieving
from the
capital
employed,
usually
expressed in
percentage
terms.
72. FORMULA ROCE =Earning before interest and tax (EBIT) *100
Capital employed
=Current Asset+ Fixed Asset-current Liabilities-
non Operating.Capital employed
2012
=(4823292/15038503)*100
=32.07%
2011
=(2411801/11865491)*100
=20.32%
75. 'Return on Equity /shareholder’s
fund Ratio
This ratio measures that
how much profit a
company generates with
the money shareholders
have invested.ROE is
expressed as a percentage.
86. Positive Points
Won the G20 award on
Inclusive Business Innovation .
Growth in profit
Growth in sales
Unique advertisement concept
87. Provide nutritious and
affordable dairy product.
Pakistan’s first company to cross
1 billion Tetra packs in 1 year.
Having 3rd UHT generation
plant.
Positive response from
customers.
Positive Points
88. EFL should have its own
packaging system to reduce
the cost.
EFL should build their
own dairy farms to meet
the increasing demand and
for quality milk and to
reduce cost.
EFL should own any
colour like Nestle and
Habib.
Recommendations:
89. CONCLUSION
After making the ratio analysis of Engro
Foods we determine that all the
profitability ratios are increases as
compare to previous year it means that
this company is growing company.