Gactel Turnkey Projects Limited is an Indian company that provides cooling towers and systems. It has experienced growth but has faced financial losses in recent years due to high expenses outpacing revenue. Expenses as a percentage of revenue have exceeded 100% for the past three years. Borrowing increased dramatically in 2010, contributing to higher interest payments that have exceeded operating profits. The company has high debt relative to assets, indicating weak solvency. To improve its financial position, the company needs to control expenses, borrowing, and interest costs in order to generate positive cash flow.
Gactel Turnkey Projects Limited is an Indian company that provides cooling towers and systems. It has experienced losses for the past three years due to total revenue being less than total costs. Expenses as a percentage of revenue and raw material expenses as a percentage of sales have increased significantly. The company also struggles with generating positive cash flow regularly and a high debt burden that exceeds assets. To improve performance, the company needs to reduce expenses, control raw material costs and borrowing to reduce interest payments, while pursuing aggressive sales to utilize growth opportunities in the market.
This interim report summarizes Axfood AB's financial performance for the first half of 2009. Key points include:
- Consolidated sales increased 2% to SEK 15.9 billion, with retail sales at owned stores up 3.3% and like-for-like sales up 0.7%.
- Operating profit was SEK 503 million, down slightly from SEK 516 million in the same period last year.
- Net profit was SEK 353 million, up from SEK 346 million.
- Axfood's goal for 2009 is to achieve operating profit of at least SEK 1 billion.
This document provides an overview of Deutsche EuroShop AG, a German company that invests solely in shopping centers. Some key points:
- Deutsche EuroShop owns interests in 19 shopping centers located in Germany, Poland, Austria and Hungary, with a total lettable space of approximately 905,000 square meters.
- The company focuses on long-term growth and stable increases in portfolio value through a "buy and hold" strategy. It aims to extend its portfolio by 10% annually.
- Shopping centers provide stable returns through long-term lease agreements with mostly well-known retailers. Rents are linked to sales volumes and inflation.
- Financial results have shown steady growth in revenue, earnings, and
The document provides an interim report for Deutsche EuroShop AG for the first quarter of 2009. Some key highlights include:
- Revenue increased 18% to €31.8 million compared to Q1 2008. Net operating income rose 20% to €27.9 million.
- Earnings per share increased substantially to €0.71 compared to €0.30 in Q1 2008.
- Total assets grew 4% to €2.08 billion while equity ratio declined slightly to 47.6% from 48.7% at the end of 2008.
- The company acquired a majority 90% stake in the City-Point shopping center in Kassel for €53 million and expects to redesign parts of the center
This document provides an overview of Deutsche EuroShop AG, a German real estate investment company focused on shopping centers. Some key points:
- Deutsche EuroShop owns interests in 19 shopping centers located primarily in Germany but also in Poland, Austria, and Hungary.
- The company aims for long-term growth and stable increases in portfolio value through a "buy and hold" strategy of acquiring and expanding high-quality shopping centers.
- Shopping centers provide stable returns through long-term lease agreements with mostly inflation-linked rent increases and potential upside from turnover-linked rent components.
- The company targets annual portfolio expansion of 10% through acquisitions and developments to continue growing revenue, FFO, and
Interactive Brokers Group reported financial results for the first quarter of 2009. Net revenues were $296 million and income before taxes was $167 million, declines from the first quarter of 2008. Earnings per share were $0.30. While trading activity increased with customer account and trade volumes up, lower interest rates and competitive pressures on trading spreads reduced net interest income and trading gains compared to the prior year.
WH Smith PLC reported preliminary results for the 2009 fiscal year. While total revenue declined 1% due to challenging market conditions, profit from trading operations increased 10% through cost controls and efficiency measures. The Travel division saw profit growth of 17% despite a 2% decline in like-for-like sales. The company generated strong free cash flow of £89 million and announced a £35 million return of cash to shareholders. Leadership stated the business is well positioned for a recovery in consumer spending.
Piaggio Group reported financial results for the first half of 2010. Net sales increased 3.2% to €820.8 million compared to the first half of 2009. EBITDA grew 9.3% to €117.5 million with an EBITDA margin of 14.3%. Net income increased 28.6% to €33.1 million. Volumes increased 8.5% to 340,800 units sold. The net financial position decreased slightly from €352 million at the end of 2009 to €341.7 million in the first half of 2010.
Gactel Turnkey Projects Limited is an Indian company that provides cooling towers and systems. It has experienced losses for the past three years due to total revenue being less than total costs. Expenses as a percentage of revenue and raw material expenses as a percentage of sales have increased significantly. The company also struggles with generating positive cash flow regularly and a high debt burden that exceeds assets. To improve performance, the company needs to reduce expenses, control raw material costs and borrowing to reduce interest payments, while pursuing aggressive sales to utilize growth opportunities in the market.
This interim report summarizes Axfood AB's financial performance for the first half of 2009. Key points include:
- Consolidated sales increased 2% to SEK 15.9 billion, with retail sales at owned stores up 3.3% and like-for-like sales up 0.7%.
- Operating profit was SEK 503 million, down slightly from SEK 516 million in the same period last year.
- Net profit was SEK 353 million, up from SEK 346 million.
- Axfood's goal for 2009 is to achieve operating profit of at least SEK 1 billion.
This document provides an overview of Deutsche EuroShop AG, a German company that invests solely in shopping centers. Some key points:
- Deutsche EuroShop owns interests in 19 shopping centers located in Germany, Poland, Austria and Hungary, with a total lettable space of approximately 905,000 square meters.
- The company focuses on long-term growth and stable increases in portfolio value through a "buy and hold" strategy. It aims to extend its portfolio by 10% annually.
- Shopping centers provide stable returns through long-term lease agreements with mostly well-known retailers. Rents are linked to sales volumes and inflation.
- Financial results have shown steady growth in revenue, earnings, and
The document provides an interim report for Deutsche EuroShop AG for the first quarter of 2009. Some key highlights include:
- Revenue increased 18% to €31.8 million compared to Q1 2008. Net operating income rose 20% to €27.9 million.
- Earnings per share increased substantially to €0.71 compared to €0.30 in Q1 2008.
- Total assets grew 4% to €2.08 billion while equity ratio declined slightly to 47.6% from 48.7% at the end of 2008.
- The company acquired a majority 90% stake in the City-Point shopping center in Kassel for €53 million and expects to redesign parts of the center
This document provides an overview of Deutsche EuroShop AG, a German real estate investment company focused on shopping centers. Some key points:
- Deutsche EuroShop owns interests in 19 shopping centers located primarily in Germany but also in Poland, Austria, and Hungary.
- The company aims for long-term growth and stable increases in portfolio value through a "buy and hold" strategy of acquiring and expanding high-quality shopping centers.
- Shopping centers provide stable returns through long-term lease agreements with mostly inflation-linked rent increases and potential upside from turnover-linked rent components.
- The company targets annual portfolio expansion of 10% through acquisitions and developments to continue growing revenue, FFO, and
Interactive Brokers Group reported financial results for the first quarter of 2009. Net revenues were $296 million and income before taxes was $167 million, declines from the first quarter of 2008. Earnings per share were $0.30. While trading activity increased with customer account and trade volumes up, lower interest rates and competitive pressures on trading spreads reduced net interest income and trading gains compared to the prior year.
WH Smith PLC reported preliminary results for the 2009 fiscal year. While total revenue declined 1% due to challenging market conditions, profit from trading operations increased 10% through cost controls and efficiency measures. The Travel division saw profit growth of 17% despite a 2% decline in like-for-like sales. The company generated strong free cash flow of £89 million and announced a £35 million return of cash to shareholders. Leadership stated the business is well positioned for a recovery in consumer spending.
Piaggio Group reported financial results for the first half of 2010. Net sales increased 3.2% to €820.8 million compared to the first half of 2009. EBITDA grew 9.3% to €117.5 million with an EBITDA margin of 14.3%. Net income increased 28.6% to €33.1 million. Volumes increased 8.5% to 340,800 units sold. The net financial position decreased slightly from €352 million at the end of 2009 to €341.7 million in the first half of 2010.
Hera Group reported strong Q1 2011 results that outperformed previous records. EBITDA grew 21% compared to Q1 2010, driven by outstanding performance in energy activities from commercial development and procurement. M&A also contributed to growth. Positive results across all business areas led to higher profits and cash flows that reduced net debt and strengthened financial ratios.
This document provides an overview of Deutsche EuroShop AG, a German public company that invests solely in shopping centers. Some key points:
- DES owns interests in 19 shopping centers located in Germany, Poland, Austria and Hungary, with a total market value of approximately €3.6 billion.
- The company focuses on long-term growth and stable increases in portfolio value through a "buy and hold" strategy.
- Shopping centers provide stable returns through long-term leases with inflation-linked minimum rents and additional turnover-linked rents.
- DES aims to enhance net asset value over the long run and provide stable, attractive dividends with a current yield of 3.6%.
The document summarizes the interim results of Hera Group for the first 9 months of 2010. Key points include:
- Net profit increased 62.6% to 79.1 million euros, driven by organic growth across all business lines.
- EBITDA grew 10.6% to 431.4 million euros, with positive contributions from gas, electricity, water, and waste businesses.
- Capex was reduced by 40 million euros. Free cash flow was positive in Q3 and for the first 9 months.
- Results were in line with business plan and show strong profit growth, even on an adjusted basis which excludes one-time items.
The document summarizes the financial results of Gruppo Hera for the first 9 months of 2018. Key highlights include:
- Revenues increased 7.2% to €4.7 billion, with EBITDA up 3.3% to €748.6 million.
- Growth was balanced across all main business areas, with a particular increase in the energy segment from expansion in retail and wholesale.
- EPS grew 14.3% to 14.2 cents, with ROE at 10.2%. Free cash flow was negative due to seasonal effects on working capital.
- Results were in line with expectations, with 42% of the 5-year EBITDA growth target already achieved after the first 35
Hera achieved positive results in the first half of 2010, with EBITDA up 15.6% and net profit up 33.8% compared to the first half of 2009. All business lines contributed positively, with waste and gas posting the largest earnings growth. Capex was reduced by 16.5% while maintaining a positive cash flow. Volume increases across business lines, cost efficiencies, and the contribution of new assets supported the improved performance.
Analyst presentation: Risultati al 31 marzo 2014Hera Group
Hera Group reported its Q1 2014 results, highlighting growth despite the mild winter. Revenues decreased 10.4% to €1.29 billion due to lower gas sales from the mild winter. EBITDA increased 1.7% to €275.6 million driven by market expansion, efficiencies and regulated revenues offsetting the winter impact. Net profit increased 3% to €83.2 million benefiting from lower taxes. The results demonstrated the effectiveness of Hera's strategy for balanced growth across its business divisions.
Interim report 1 2010, Media and analyst presentation, Nordea BankNordea Bank
The document provides a summary of Nordea's first quarter 2010 results. Some key points:
- Total income was up 7% compared to Q1 2009, driven by increases in net fee and commission income.
- Operating profit increased 48% compared to Q1 2009.
- Net loan losses decreased 27% compared to Q1 2009, with lower losses in Denmark, Sweden, and the Baltic countries.
- Risk-adjusted profit was up 27% compared to Q1 2009, remaining on track to reach long-term targets.
- Total assets under management reached a record high of EUR 169 billion, up 7% from the previous quarter.
Hera achieved positive growth in the first half of 2009 despite economic slowdown. Net profit increased by double digits compared to the first half of 2008, driven by expansion in electricity sales and trading. Regulated activities in water and waste, along with contributions from new waste-to-energy plants, offset declines in customer consumption. Capex was on schedule with investments focused on waste plant development and the new Imola cogeneration unit. While debt increased due to dividends, acquisitions, and working capital needs, net financial position improved in July due to working capital enhancements.
Analyst presentation H1 2011 Hera Group resultsHera Group
The document summarizes Hera Group's H1 2011 results. Key points include:
- Revenues, EBITDA, EBIT, and net profit all increased between 9.7-14.1% compared to H1 2010, driven by growth in all business areas.
- Acquisitions included a 50% joint venture in Enomondo and purchase of Sadori Gas.
- Positive free cash flow of €195.2 million allowed funding of capex, working capital increases, and acquisitions.
- Financial debt remained stable at €1.971 billion compared to H1 2010 levels.
- All business areas, including waste, water, gas, and electricity contributed to increased
The document summarizes the H1 2018 financial results of an unnamed company. Key points include:
- Revenue increased 7.4% and net profit increased 12.1% compared to H1 2017.
- EBITDA grew 3.5% to €523.6 million, driven by growth across all business segments.
- Solid growth was achieved despite operating in a turbulent market environment.
The document provides an analyst presentation on the financial results of Hera Group for 2014. Key highlights include:
- Revenues decreased 4.5% to €4.51 billion due to lower gas sales from mild winter weather, while EBITDA grew 7.1% to €868 million driven by market expansion, efficiency gains, and lower trading activities.
- Net profit increased 27.3% to €163.6 million through business growth, financial management, and lower taxes. Cash generation was positive after dividends despite acquisitions.
- The presentation reviews financial results and growth drivers for each business division including networks, waste, energy, and provides an outlook on further sector consolidation in Italy.
Hera Group reported strong financial results for 2020 that exceeded expectations. EBITDA increased 3.5% to €1,123 million despite negative impacts from COVID-19 of €31 million. Net profit was stable at €302.7 million. Cash flow generation was strong, allowing increased dividends of 10% and debt reduction. Organic growth drivers included over €500 million in green capex. Hera also improved its ESG ratings and remains committed to its 2030 sustainability targets.
- Gruppo Hera reported strong growth in key financial figures for the first quarter of 2017, with EBITDA up 10.2%, EBIT up 9.7%, pre-tax profit up 13.2%, and net profit and EPS up 20.5% compared to the first quarter of 2016.
- The growth was driven by organic expansion across Hera's business segments - waste, water networks, and energy - benefiting from increased volumes, market share gains, and operating efficiencies.
- Acquisitions completed in early 2017 for the waste businesses of Aliplast and Teseco were not fully reflected in the first quarter results but will contribute starting in the second quarter and provide increased visibility and growth
H1 2017 financial results for Gruppo Hera showed:
- Revenues of €2.96 billion, up 10.9% from H1 2016.
- EBITDA of €505.9 million, up 7.6% from H1 2016.
- Net profit of €141 million, up 16.5% from H1 2016.
Key drivers of growth included positive market trends in waste management, M&A activity, tariff increases, and cost savings. The results demonstrated good visibility and progress towards full-year targets.
1) The company delivered strong financial results in 2010 beyond expectations, with EBITDA growth in all business areas and a net profit increase of 67%.
2) Organic growth and synergies contributed to the best organic EBITDA growth ever achieved, with all businesses contributing.
3) Waste volumes returned to pre-crisis levels in 2010, and the start of a new waste-to-energy plant in June 2010 further increased electricity production and regulated revenues.
This presentation summarizes the results of Hera Group for 2013. Key highlights include:
- EBITDA grew 25.5% to €830.7 million driven by acquisitions (77%) and organic growth (23%).
- Net profit grew 38.9% benefiting from optimization initiatives.
- Strong cash flows reduced debt by €91 million.
- Financial ratios were enhanced with improved debt/EBITDA and debt/equity ratios.
- The presentation outlines the contributions from recent acquisitions and growth in key business areas. Targets for continued growth through 2017 were also presented.
Most ambitious SBTi targets Q12021 Financial results
- Hera achieved the most ambitious Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) emissions reduction targets among Italian multi-utilities, committing to reduce Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions by 36.7% by 2030.
- Hera's Q1 2021 financial results showed growth compared to Q1 2020, with a 3.7% increase in EBITDA to €362 million and a 6.3% rise in net profit to €132 million.
- Cash flow generation remained strong in Q1 2021, allowing for further business expansion.
Hera Group press release q1 2010 resultsHera Group
The HERA Group approved its interim results for the first quarter of 2010, which showed growth in operating results driven by its waste management and energy businesses. While revenues decreased 18.2% due to reduced electricity trading and commodity prices, EBITDA grew 11.1% and net profit increased 7.8% due to improved performance in waste management, water, gas, and electricity. The company's net financial position remained stable compared to the end of 2009, and all business areas showed increased margins.
Sintex Industries reported strong revenue and profit growth of 29.0% and 54.0% respectively for the second quarter of FY2011, significantly above analyst estimates. Growth was led by the high margin monolithic segment and international subsidiaries. The working capital cycle remained stretched during the quarter due to higher billing from the monolithic segment. Management reiterated its positive outlook for domestic plastic demand and guided potential acquisition in the monolithic segment for the second half of FY2011. Analysts maintain an 'Accumulate' rating on the stock with a revised target price of Rs. 458.
The document summarizes SKF Group's third quarter 2009 results. Key points include a 24.9% year-over-year drop in sales volume but continued strong price/mix gains. Despite restructuring costs, the operating margin excluding restructuring was 8.7%. Cash flow remained strong at SEK 1.36 billion for the quarter. SKF expects demand in the fourth quarter to be slightly higher than Q3.
Hera Group reported strong Q1 2011 results that outperformed previous records. EBITDA grew 21% compared to Q1 2010, driven by outstanding performance in energy activities from commercial development and procurement. M&A also contributed to growth. Positive results across all business areas led to higher profits and cash flows that reduced net debt and strengthened financial ratios.
This document provides an overview of Deutsche EuroShop AG, a German public company that invests solely in shopping centers. Some key points:
- DES owns interests in 19 shopping centers located in Germany, Poland, Austria and Hungary, with a total market value of approximately €3.6 billion.
- The company focuses on long-term growth and stable increases in portfolio value through a "buy and hold" strategy.
- Shopping centers provide stable returns through long-term leases with inflation-linked minimum rents and additional turnover-linked rents.
- DES aims to enhance net asset value over the long run and provide stable, attractive dividends with a current yield of 3.6%.
The document summarizes the interim results of Hera Group for the first 9 months of 2010. Key points include:
- Net profit increased 62.6% to 79.1 million euros, driven by organic growth across all business lines.
- EBITDA grew 10.6% to 431.4 million euros, with positive contributions from gas, electricity, water, and waste businesses.
- Capex was reduced by 40 million euros. Free cash flow was positive in Q3 and for the first 9 months.
- Results were in line with business plan and show strong profit growth, even on an adjusted basis which excludes one-time items.
The document summarizes the financial results of Gruppo Hera for the first 9 months of 2018. Key highlights include:
- Revenues increased 7.2% to €4.7 billion, with EBITDA up 3.3% to €748.6 million.
- Growth was balanced across all main business areas, with a particular increase in the energy segment from expansion in retail and wholesale.
- EPS grew 14.3% to 14.2 cents, with ROE at 10.2%. Free cash flow was negative due to seasonal effects on working capital.
- Results were in line with expectations, with 42% of the 5-year EBITDA growth target already achieved after the first 35
Hera achieved positive results in the first half of 2010, with EBITDA up 15.6% and net profit up 33.8% compared to the first half of 2009. All business lines contributed positively, with waste and gas posting the largest earnings growth. Capex was reduced by 16.5% while maintaining a positive cash flow. Volume increases across business lines, cost efficiencies, and the contribution of new assets supported the improved performance.
Analyst presentation: Risultati al 31 marzo 2014Hera Group
Hera Group reported its Q1 2014 results, highlighting growth despite the mild winter. Revenues decreased 10.4% to €1.29 billion due to lower gas sales from the mild winter. EBITDA increased 1.7% to €275.6 million driven by market expansion, efficiencies and regulated revenues offsetting the winter impact. Net profit increased 3% to €83.2 million benefiting from lower taxes. The results demonstrated the effectiveness of Hera's strategy for balanced growth across its business divisions.
Interim report 1 2010, Media and analyst presentation, Nordea BankNordea Bank
The document provides a summary of Nordea's first quarter 2010 results. Some key points:
- Total income was up 7% compared to Q1 2009, driven by increases in net fee and commission income.
- Operating profit increased 48% compared to Q1 2009.
- Net loan losses decreased 27% compared to Q1 2009, with lower losses in Denmark, Sweden, and the Baltic countries.
- Risk-adjusted profit was up 27% compared to Q1 2009, remaining on track to reach long-term targets.
- Total assets under management reached a record high of EUR 169 billion, up 7% from the previous quarter.
Hera achieved positive growth in the first half of 2009 despite economic slowdown. Net profit increased by double digits compared to the first half of 2008, driven by expansion in electricity sales and trading. Regulated activities in water and waste, along with contributions from new waste-to-energy plants, offset declines in customer consumption. Capex was on schedule with investments focused on waste plant development and the new Imola cogeneration unit. While debt increased due to dividends, acquisitions, and working capital needs, net financial position improved in July due to working capital enhancements.
Analyst presentation H1 2011 Hera Group resultsHera Group
The document summarizes Hera Group's H1 2011 results. Key points include:
- Revenues, EBITDA, EBIT, and net profit all increased between 9.7-14.1% compared to H1 2010, driven by growth in all business areas.
- Acquisitions included a 50% joint venture in Enomondo and purchase of Sadori Gas.
- Positive free cash flow of €195.2 million allowed funding of capex, working capital increases, and acquisitions.
- Financial debt remained stable at €1.971 billion compared to H1 2010 levels.
- All business areas, including waste, water, gas, and electricity contributed to increased
The document summarizes the H1 2018 financial results of an unnamed company. Key points include:
- Revenue increased 7.4% and net profit increased 12.1% compared to H1 2017.
- EBITDA grew 3.5% to €523.6 million, driven by growth across all business segments.
- Solid growth was achieved despite operating in a turbulent market environment.
The document provides an analyst presentation on the financial results of Hera Group for 2014. Key highlights include:
- Revenues decreased 4.5% to €4.51 billion due to lower gas sales from mild winter weather, while EBITDA grew 7.1% to €868 million driven by market expansion, efficiency gains, and lower trading activities.
- Net profit increased 27.3% to €163.6 million through business growth, financial management, and lower taxes. Cash generation was positive after dividends despite acquisitions.
- The presentation reviews financial results and growth drivers for each business division including networks, waste, energy, and provides an outlook on further sector consolidation in Italy.
Hera Group reported strong financial results for 2020 that exceeded expectations. EBITDA increased 3.5% to €1,123 million despite negative impacts from COVID-19 of €31 million. Net profit was stable at €302.7 million. Cash flow generation was strong, allowing increased dividends of 10% and debt reduction. Organic growth drivers included over €500 million in green capex. Hera also improved its ESG ratings and remains committed to its 2030 sustainability targets.
- Gruppo Hera reported strong growth in key financial figures for the first quarter of 2017, with EBITDA up 10.2%, EBIT up 9.7%, pre-tax profit up 13.2%, and net profit and EPS up 20.5% compared to the first quarter of 2016.
- The growth was driven by organic expansion across Hera's business segments - waste, water networks, and energy - benefiting from increased volumes, market share gains, and operating efficiencies.
- Acquisitions completed in early 2017 for the waste businesses of Aliplast and Teseco were not fully reflected in the first quarter results but will contribute starting in the second quarter and provide increased visibility and growth
H1 2017 financial results for Gruppo Hera showed:
- Revenues of €2.96 billion, up 10.9% from H1 2016.
- EBITDA of €505.9 million, up 7.6% from H1 2016.
- Net profit of €141 million, up 16.5% from H1 2016.
Key drivers of growth included positive market trends in waste management, M&A activity, tariff increases, and cost savings. The results demonstrated good visibility and progress towards full-year targets.
1) The company delivered strong financial results in 2010 beyond expectations, with EBITDA growth in all business areas and a net profit increase of 67%.
2) Organic growth and synergies contributed to the best organic EBITDA growth ever achieved, with all businesses contributing.
3) Waste volumes returned to pre-crisis levels in 2010, and the start of a new waste-to-energy plant in June 2010 further increased electricity production and regulated revenues.
This presentation summarizes the results of Hera Group for 2013. Key highlights include:
- EBITDA grew 25.5% to €830.7 million driven by acquisitions (77%) and organic growth (23%).
- Net profit grew 38.9% benefiting from optimization initiatives.
- Strong cash flows reduced debt by €91 million.
- Financial ratios were enhanced with improved debt/EBITDA and debt/equity ratios.
- The presentation outlines the contributions from recent acquisitions and growth in key business areas. Targets for continued growth through 2017 were also presented.
Most ambitious SBTi targets Q12021 Financial results
- Hera achieved the most ambitious Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) emissions reduction targets among Italian multi-utilities, committing to reduce Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions by 36.7% by 2030.
- Hera's Q1 2021 financial results showed growth compared to Q1 2020, with a 3.7% increase in EBITDA to €362 million and a 6.3% rise in net profit to €132 million.
- Cash flow generation remained strong in Q1 2021, allowing for further business expansion.
Hera Group press release q1 2010 resultsHera Group
The HERA Group approved its interim results for the first quarter of 2010, which showed growth in operating results driven by its waste management and energy businesses. While revenues decreased 18.2% due to reduced electricity trading and commodity prices, EBITDA grew 11.1% and net profit increased 7.8% due to improved performance in waste management, water, gas, and electricity. The company's net financial position remained stable compared to the end of 2009, and all business areas showed increased margins.
Sintex Industries reported strong revenue and profit growth of 29.0% and 54.0% respectively for the second quarter of FY2011, significantly above analyst estimates. Growth was led by the high margin monolithic segment and international subsidiaries. The working capital cycle remained stretched during the quarter due to higher billing from the monolithic segment. Management reiterated its positive outlook for domestic plastic demand and guided potential acquisition in the monolithic segment for the second half of FY2011. Analysts maintain an 'Accumulate' rating on the stock with a revised target price of Rs. 458.
The document summarizes SKF Group's third quarter 2009 results. Key points include a 24.9% year-over-year drop in sales volume but continued strong price/mix gains. Despite restructuring costs, the operating margin excluding restructuring was 8.7%. Cash flow remained strong at SEK 1.36 billion for the quarter. SKF expects demand in the fourth quarter to be slightly higher than Q3.
The document summarizes SKF Group's 9-month results for 2009. Key points include:
- Sales volumes dropped significantly year-over-year due to the economic downturn but price/mix increased.
- Strong cash flow generation despite lower sales.
- Cost reduction efforts through restructuring programs resulted in annual savings of SEK 800 million.
- Operating margins declined from prior years but were higher excluding restructuring costs.
Larsen and Toubro (L&T) reported much better than expected results for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2010. Revenues grew 28.1% year-over-year to Rs. 13,858 crore, driven by increases in several business segments. Operating margins reached a historic high of 15.1% due to cost controls. The order backlog remained robust at Rs. 1,00,239 crore. Going forward, the analyst maintains a positive view on the company given its strong order backlog, operating cash flows, and return ratios above 20%.
- Comcast reported increased revenue, operating cash flow, and operating income for Q1 2009 compared to Q1 2008. Revenue grew 5% to $8.8 billion while operating cash flow grew 8% to $3.4 billion and operating income grew 16% to $1.8 billion.
- EPS grew 13% to $0.27 per share from $0.24 in Q1 2008. Adjusted EPS, which excludes a one-time gain, grew 42% to $0.27.
- Free cash flow increased 95% to $1.4 billion driven by lower capital expenditures and growth in operating cash flow.
Crompton Greaves reported a 4.7% year-over-year increase in consolidated sales to Rs. 2,302 crores for the first quarter of FY2011. EBITDA grew 19.8% to Rs. 297 crores due to lower expenses and improved operational efficiencies. Net profit increased 19.5% to Rs. 190.8 crores. The consumer products and industrial systems segments saw robust growth, while the power systems segment remained weak with a 1.9% sales decline. Going forward, the company expects its power systems segment, which accounts for 63% of revenue, to drive growth as massive capacity expansion in the power sector provides investment opportunities in transmission and distribution.
This document summarizes Brasil EcoDiesel's 1Q09 earnings presentation. Key highlights include:
- Sales volumes of 18,400 cubic meters of biodiesel, lower than expected due to working capital restrictions.
- Net revenue of R$42.6 million and gross income of R$3.6 million, with an 8.5% margin.
- General and administrative expenses declined 13% year-over-year. However, high financial expenses and lower sales volumes led to a net loss of R$27.4 million.
Suncor Energy reported a net loss in Q1 2009 due to lower commodity prices, partially offset by increased downstream margins and lower oil sands royalties. Excluding one-time items, earnings were $227 million. Oil sands production averaged 278,000 barrels per day, a record. The merger with Petro-Canada will create a leading Canadian energy company. Key capital projects remain on track for completion in Q3 2009 which will improve reliability and productivity.
1) Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) reported strong results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2012, outperforming expectations with revenue growth of 6.3% over the previous quarter and 31.4% over the same quarter of the previous fiscal year.
2) A key highlight was 7.4% quarter-over-quarter growth in business volumes. While profit margins declined due to wage hikes, net profit remained flat due to foreign exchange gains.
3) Management maintained a positive outlook, highlighting strong demand environment and deal pipeline, and expects pricing increases later in the fiscal year.
The document provides an earnings release for Iochpe-Maxion S.A. for the second quarter of 2009. It highlights a 36.8% reduction in consolidated net operating revenue compared to the same period last year. EBITDA was down 72.1% and net income fell 89.5% year-over-year. Reduced production of trucks, buses, and agricultural machinery in Brazil along with decreased domestic demand drove the financial declines.
The document provides financial and operational highlights for Enel Spa for the first quarter of 2009. Key points include:
- Revenues were €14.8 billion, down 1% year-over-year. EBITDA was €3.85 billion, up 14%. Group net income was €1.91 billion.
- EBITDA increased across most business units, led by gains in Generation & Energy Management in Italy and International operations.
- Electricity production totaled 63.2 TWh, with increases in renewables, hydro and CCGT offsetting declines in coal and oil & gas.
- Total installed capacity was 83.7 GW, with growth in renewables and
Pirelli Presentation of 1H 2009 Group Results.
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2. Managerial Economics: Project Report PGDM-Exec 2011 - Term-I
GTPL Profile
Gactel Turnkey Projects Limited is a Gammon Group Company founded in 2006. It was constituted to cater
specifically to National and International requirements of Cooling Towers and cooling systems. The Company has
the technical expertise and financial back-up by Gammon India Limited.
Products of GTPL
Air Cooled Condensers and Heat Exchangers
FRP Package Cooling Towers
Industrial Construction and Customer Services
Pultruded FRP Cooling Towers
GTPL's Presence
Power Sector
Metals / Steel Industry
Petrochemical Industry
Sugar industry
Captive Power Plants
Pharmaceutical and Chemical Industry
Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC)
Fertiliser Industry
Cement Industry
Paper Mills and many more…..
Major Clients of GTPL
Indian Oil Corporation Limited
Bharat Oman Refinery Limited
Monnet Ispat & Energy Limited
Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited
Maharashtra State Power Generation
Thermax Limited
3. Managerial Economics: Project Report PGDM-Exec 2011 - Term-I
MARKET STRUCTURE
Market Structure: Oligopolistic since there are few major players in the market providing homogenous
services.
Concentration ratio - 4 firm concentration ratio is more than 60%.
Concentration Ratio
4 8 12 16 20 31
71.01 82.94 90.27 95.41 98.46 100
Herfindahl Index - Herfindahl Index is 0.305 (3053.36) which is above 0.25 (2500) which means there is
higher degree of concentration in the market.
Out of the 31 companies Gactel Turnkeys Limited ranks 27 in terms of sales turnover.
Total Revenue and Total Cost
TR, TC Curve
100
88.13
84.38
80
70.32
64.40
60
TR
40 TC
Net Profit
20 20.32 18.69
-1.69 -3.83
0 -6
2007 2008 2009 2010
-20
Company total revenue is less than total cost for the last three years so company is in loss.
4. Managerial Economics: Project Report PGDM-Exec 2011 - Term-I
Reason for Losses
P & L Statement Analysis
The revenue from the sale of goods not adequate to meet the expenses
Expenses as a
Total
Year TR percentage of
Expenses
Revenue
2008 18.69 20.58 110%
2009 64.40 81.49 126%
2010 84.38 88.50 105%
Raw Material Expenses as a percentage of Sales increased drastically
Raw Material
Raw Material Expenses as a
Year Sales
Expense percentage of
Sales
2008 18.63 4.92 26%
2009 64.32 43.15 43%
2010 84.3 35.78 36%
The profit generation was barely enough to meet the interest burden
Year PBIT Interest Paid
2008 2.69 3.59
2009 5.24 9.42
2010 7.9 10.32
5. Managerial Economics: Project Report PGDM-Exec 2011 - Term-I
Analysis of Cash Flow
Borrowing in 2010 was 21 times as that of 2009
Proceeds from Increase in
Year
borrowing borrowing
2009 8.13
21 times
2010 169.46
Interest burden due to borrowing has also increased to 10.31 crore in 2010 from 9.65 crore in
2009
Net Cash flow from Investing activities is -3.27 in 2009 and -1.26 in 2010 which is negative
Net Cash Flow from Operating Activities in 2009 is -0.23 that means operation is generating
negative cash flow in this year
Net Cash Flow from Operating Activities in 2010 is 4.73 Crore
It can be concluded that Company is not able to generate positive cash flow on regular basis.
Financial Ratios Analysis
2008 2009 2010
Debt 89.47 80.04 71.92
Assets 128.05 123.58 85.11
Interest payments 10.32 9.42 3.59
EBIT 7.9 5.24 2.69
Debt to Asset ratio 0.7 0.65 0.85
Interest coverage 0.77 0.56 0.75
Debt to Asset ratio:
This ratio measures the % of total assets financed with debt. For example, debt assets ratio of 0.4 indicates that
40% of the company's assets are financed with debt. Generally, higher debt means higher financial risk and thus
weaker solvency.
Interest coverage:
This ratio measures the no. of times a company's EBIT could cover its interest payments. Higher ratio means
indicates solvency, offering greater assurance that the company can service its debt from operating earnings
Company Debt to Asset ratio is high which indicates 85% of company's assets are financed with debt, so interest
payments are higher than its EBIT which makes company in loss. Also Company’s Interest coverage ratio is low,
which means weaker solvency.
6. Managerial Economics: Project Report PGDM-Exec 2011 - Term-I
Conclusions & Suggestions
Company should continue its operations as there are great opportunities for growth which is
visible from the following data
Growth
Year
Rate
2008 540 %
2009 245 %
2010 47 %
However following points should be taken care of during operations
The company should put a check on its Expenses, as expenses alone in all these years are more
than Total Revenue as explained above
Check on Raw Material Expenses should be put as Raw Material Expenses as a percentage of sales
is also continuously increasing
With control of expenses Net Cash Flow from operating activities will also improve
Borrowing should be controlled in order to reduce the tax burden
7. Managerial Economics: Project Report PGDM-Exec 2011 - Term-I
References
www.gtpl.co.in
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Gactel-Turnkey-Projects-Limited/152136948189609?sk=info
CMIE Database
www.powertoday.in
Annexure 1
Sales (Rs Market Sq Value of Market
S.No. Company Name
Million Share Share
1 Larsen & Toubro Ltd. 502850.5 53.70291855 2884.003461
2 Punj Lloyd Ltd. 77558.4 8.283003473 68.60814653
3 B G R Energy Systems Ltd. 47609.4 5.084540495 25.85255205
4 Era Infra Engg. Ltd. 36924.8 3.943457403 15.55085629
5 Ramky Infrastructure Ltd. 31479.3 3.361894408 11.30233401
6 Ircon International Ltd. 31087.9 3.320094067 11.02302461
7 Engineers India Ltd. 26775.4 2.859532058 8.176923593
8 Afcons Infrastructure Ltd. 22305.5 2.382160204 5.674687238
9 Alstom Projects India Ltd. 18487.7 1.974430665 3.898376452
10 Ahluwalia Contracts (India) Ltd. 17548.8 1.874158974 3.512471859
11 Shriram E P C Ltd. 16708.7 1.784438825 3.184221919
12 B L Kashyap & Sons Ltd. 15950 1.70341195 2.901612272
13 I O T Infrastructure & Energy Services Ltd. 15779.4 1.685192384 2.839873371
14 A 2 Z Maintenance & Engg. Services Ltd. 13444 1.4357787 2.061460474
15 M B L Infrastructures Ltd. 10016 1.069678627 1.144212364
16 Hindustan Dorr-Oliver Ltd. 8897.6 0.950236876 0.90295012
17 Sunil Hitech Engineers Ltd. 8055.6 0.860313812 0.740139856
18 Consolidated Construction Consortium Ltd. 7230.4 0.772184938 0.596269579
19 Techno Electric & Engg. Co. Ltd. 7166.1 0.765317892 0.585711476
20 U B Engineering Ltd. 6109.1 0.652433476 0.425669441
21 Jaihind Projects Ltd. 4093.3 0.437152109 0.191101966
22 Welspun Projects Ltd. 2448.8 0.261524463 0.068395045
23 Brahmaputra Infrastructure Ltd. 2062.7 0.220290146 0.048527748
24 Avasarala Technologies Ltd. 1491.3 0.159266347 0.025365769
25 Brahmaputra Consortium Ltd. 1123 0.119933017 0.014383929
26 M S Khurana Engg. Ltd. 1044.2 0.111517414 0.012436134
27 Gactel Turnkey Projects Ltd. 843 0.09002986 0.008105376
28 Techno Electric & Engg. Co. Ltd. [Merged] 755.4 0.080674444 0.006508366
29 Coromandel Engineering Co. Ltd. 241.5 0.025791472 0.0006652
30 Saag R R Infra Ltd. 137 0.014631187 0.000214072
31 Sika Interplant Systems Ltd. 131.2 0.014011765 0.00019633
936356 3053.36
Annexure 2
Herfindahl Concentration Ratio
Index
4 8 12 16 20 31
3053.36 71.01 82.94 90.27 95.41 98.46 100