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    CHAPTER-IV

    DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION

    TABLE NO:4.1.1

    SCHEDULE OF CHANGES IN WORKING CAPITAL 2005-2006

    Rs in Crores

    INTERPRETETION

    The working capital shows a decrease in working capital at Rs 14.44 (inCrores) For the year 2005-2006. The main contribution is Debtors, Stock,Current

    Liability are increasing in trend ,and cash& bank balance are decreased in trend.

    Particular 2005 2006 Increase Decrease

    Current Asset

    149.79

    165.72

    15.93

    Inventores

    Debtors 288.11 206.35 81.76Cash&Bank balance 20.14 91.91 71.77

    Advances 58.87 61.92 3.05

    Current Liabilities

    302.49

    325.92

    23.43Current Liabilities

    Net decrease in working

    capital

    14.44

    14.44

    TOTAL 214.42 214.42 105.19 105.19

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    TABLE NO:4.1.2

    SCHEDULE OF CHANGES IN WORKING CAPITAL 2006-2007

    Rs in Crores

    Particular 2006 2007 Increase Decrease

    Current Asset

    165.72

    205.8

    40.08

    Inventores

    Debtors 206.35 277.23 70.88

    Cash&Bank balance 91.91 17.25 74.66

    Advances 61.92 83.2 21.28

    Current Liabilities

    325.92

    339.68

    13.76Current Liabilities

    Net Increase in working capital

    43.82

    43.82

    TOTAL 243.8 243.8 132.24 132.24

    INTERPRETETION

    The working capital shows a increase in working capital at Rs.43.82 (in

    crores) for the year 2006-2007 .The main contributions are inventories ,cash& bank

    balances,are increasing in trend,Debtors are decreased in trend.

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    TABLE NO:4.1.3

    SCHEDULE OF CHANGES IN WORKING CAPITAL 2007-2008

    Rs in Crores

    Particular 2007 2008 Increase decrease

    Current Asset

    205.8

    277.04

    71.24

    Inventores

    Debtors 277.23 287.94 10.71

    Cash&Bank balance 17.25 18.02 0.77Advances 83.2 105.16 21.96

    Current Liabilities

    339.68

    385.79

    46.11

    Current Liabilities

    Net Increase in working capital58.57

    58.57

    TOTAL

    302.37 302.37 104.68 104.68

    INTERPRETETION

    The working capital shows a increase in working capital at Rs.58.57 (in

    crores) for the year 2007-2008 .The main contributions are inventories ,cash& bank

    balances,are increasing in trend,Debtors are decreased in trend.

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    TABLE NO:4.1.4

    SCHEDULE OF CHANGES IN WORKING CAPITAL 2008-2009

    Rs in Crores

    Particular 2008 2009 Increase decrease

    Current Asset

    277.04

    233.81

    43.23Inventores

    Debtors 287.94 243.97 43.97

    Cash&Bank balance 18.02 12.07 5.95

    Advances 105.16 90.01 15.15

    Current Liabilities

    385.79

    395.56

    9.77Current Liabilities

    Net Decrease in workingcapital

    TOTAL

    118.07

    118.07

    302.37 302.37 118.07 118.07

    INTERPRETETION

    The working capital shows a decrease in working capital at Rs118.07 (in

    Crores) For the year 2008-2009. The main contribution is Debtors, Stock,Current

    Liability are increasing in trend ,and cash& bank balance are decreased in trend.

    TABLE NO:4.1.5

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    SCHEDULE OF CHANGES IN WORKING CAPITAL 2009-2010

    Rs in Crores

    Particular 2009 2010 Increase decrease

    Current Asset

    233.81

    294.39

    60.58

    Inventores

    Debtors 243.97 325.78 81.81

    Cash&Bank balance 12.07 8.62 3.45

    Advances 90.01 99.36 9.35

    Current Liabilities

    395.56

    484.12

    88.56Current Liabilities

    Net Increase in working capital

    59.73

    59.73

    TOTAL

    244.03 244.03 151.74 151.74

    INTERPRETETION

    The working capital shows a increase in working capital at Rs.59.73 (in

    crores) for the year 2009-2010 .The main contributions are inventories ,cash& bank

    balances,are increasing in trend,Debtors are decreased in trend.

    TABLE NO:4.1.6 CASHFLOW STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR 2005-2006

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    Rs in Crores

    Particulars 2005-2006

    Rs

    A.Cash Elow from Operating Activities

    Net Profit Before Tax 245.63

    Adjustment for:

    Depreciation 48.56

    Interest and finance charges 13.18

    Profit on Sale of Assets -21.21

    profit on Sale of Investment -89.06

    Provision For Doubtful Debt &advances 2.18

    Interest received -0.24

    Dividend income -12.84

    Operating profit before working capital changes

    186.2Adjustment for:

    Increase in inventories -15.93

    Decrease in sundry debtors 79.58

    Increase in loans & Advances -2.78

    Decrease incurrent liabilities -46.56

    Direct Tax paid -54.18

    Net cash flow from operating activities 146.35

    B.Cash Floe from investing Activiting:

    Capital Expenditure -131.77

    Sale of fixed Assets 27.25

    Investment in subsidiary -26.3

    Investment in joint ventures -3.49

    Purchase of other investments -50

    Sale of investment in Associates 101.63

    Sale of other investment 21.07

    Dividend received 12.84

    Interest received 0.24

    Net Cash flow from investing activities -48.53

    C.Cash floe from financing activiting:Borrowings 66.52

    Repayments on brrowings -50.34

    Dividends paid -29.32

    Interest paid -12.91

    Net Cash flow from financing activities -26.05

    Net Increase/(decrease) in cash 71.77

    INTERPRETATION

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    In this above table the cashflow statement shows that the opening cash

    balance isRs.20.14.(in crores) closed balance is increased.Rs91.91(incrores). also our

    net cash also increased this year only most higher net cash will be hold . the

    borrowing amount increased. That is one of the reason. Repayment ,dividend

    paid,and interst paid so increase the financial activity.

    CASHFLOW STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR 2006-2007

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    Rs in Crores

    Particulars

    2006-2007

    Rs

    A.Cash Elow from Operating Activities

    Net Profit Before Tax 195.31

    Adjustment for:

    Depreciation 50.39

    Interest and finance charges 11.29

    Profit on Sale of Assets -0.55

    profit on Sale of Investment -71.41

    Provision For Doubtful Debt &advances 0.73

    Interest received -0.48

    Dividend income -10.28

    Operating profit before working capital changes 175

    Adjustment for:Increase in inventories -40.08

    Increase in sundry debtors -74.2

    Increase in loans & Advances -8.28

    Increase incurrent liabilities 86.77

    Direct Tax paid -59.91

    Net cash flow from operating activities 79.3

    B.Cash Floe from investing Activiting:

    Capital Expenditure -139.68

    Sale of fixed Assets 2.12

    Investment in subsidiary -12.54

    Investment in joint ventures

    Purchase of other investments

    Sale of investment in Associates 129.26

    Sale of other investment 0.48

    Dividend recevied 4.77

    Interest received 10.28

    Net Cash flow from investing activities -5.31

    C.Cash floe from financing activiting:

    Borrowings 27.91Repayments on brrowings -65.76

    Dividends paid -12.24

    Interest paid -98.56

    Net Cash flow from financing activities -148.65

    Net increase/(Decrease) in cash -74.66

    INTERPRETATION

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    In this above table the cash flow statement shows that the opening cash

    balance is Rs91.91.(in crores)and closing balance is Rs.17.25 (in crores).The net cash

    is the decreased cash will more utilize for operatin activities . the company has to

    increase their cash position to meet their requirement and the company has to increase

    the investing activities in the securities and it has to borrow the loan from others.

    CASHFLOW STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR 2007-2008

    Rs in CroresParticulars 2007-2008

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    Rs

    A.Cash Elow from Operating Activities

    Net Profit Before Tax 83.44

    Adjustment for:

    Depreciation 53.15Interest and finance charges 18.15

    Profit on Sale of Assets -5.21

    profit on Sale of Investment -1.25

    Provision For Doubtful Debt &advances 2.15

    provision For contingencies 0.7

    Interest received -1.3

    Dividend income -6.5

    Operating profit before working capital changes 143.33

    Adjustment for:

    Increase in inventories -21.24

    Increase in sundry debtors -12.86

    Increase in loans & Advances -9.18

    Increase incurrent liabilities 52.29

    Direct Tax paid -5.85

    Net cash flow from operating activities 146.49

    B.Cash Floe from investing Activiting:

    Capital Expenditure -108.83

    Sale of fixed Assets 11.88

    Investment in subsidiary -18.99Investment in joint ventures -61.63

    Purchase of other investments -50.01

    Sale of investment in Associates 1.3

    Sale of other investment 1.3

    Dividend received 1.52

    Interest received 6.5

    Net Cash flow from investing activities -216.96

    C.Cash floe from financing activiting:

    Borrowings 159.21

    Repayments on brrowings -38.16

    Dividends paid -17.46

    Interest paid -32.35

    Net Cash flow from financing activities 71.24

    Net increase/(Decrease) in cash 0.77

    INTERPRETATION

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    This accountintng year will be net cash is increase in Rs.0.77( in crores) it was

    borrowing cash source banks or others and our company capital expenditure

    increase . At the same time amount will borrowing so cash will be increased.

    CASHFLOW STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR 2008-2009

    Rs in Crores

    Particulars

    2008-2009

    Rs

    A.Cash Elow from Operating Activities

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    Net Profit Before Tax 83.02

    Adjustment for:

    Depreciation 59.12

    Interest and finance charges 28.19

    Profit on Sale of Assets -0.25Profit on Sale of Investment -46.76

    Provision For Doubtful Debt &advances -2.66

    Bad debts written off 3.21

    provision For contingencies 4.83

    Interest received -3.08

    Dividend income -11.25

    Operating profit before working capital changes 114.88

    Adjustment for:

    Increase in inventories -6.77

    Decrease in sundry debtors 43.48

    Increase in loans & Advances -0.44

    Decrease incurrent liabilities -23.65

    Direct Tax paid -17.92

    Net cash flow from operating activities 109.58

    B.Cash Floe from investing Activiting:

    Capital Expenditure -86.91

    Sale of fixed Assets 3

    Investment in subsidiary -3.4

    Investment in joint ventures -191.82proceeds from sale of own shares heldd through trust 32.93

    Sale of investment in Associates 104.61

    Dividend received 11.25

    Interest received 3.52

    Net Cash flow from investing activities -126.82

    C.Cash floe from financing activiting:

    Borrowings 98.94

    Repayments on brrowings -38.33

    Dividends paid -27.73

    Interest paid 21.59

    Net Cash flow from investing activities 11.29

    Net increase/(Decrease) in cash -5.95

    INTERPRETATION

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    In this above table the cash flow statement shows that the opening cash

    balance is Rs.18.02 (in crores).and its closing balance is Rs.12.07 (in crores). The

    cashfrom operation also increases and the company has to increase their cash postion

    to meet their requirements and the company has to investment in the securities and it

    has to borrow the loan from others.

    CASHFLOW STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR 2009-2010

    Rs in Crores

    Particulars

    2009-2010

    RsA.Cash Elow from Operating Activities

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    Net Profit Before Tax 129.5

    Adjustment for:

    Depreciation 66.81

    Interest and finance charges 28.76

    Profit on Sale of Assets 1.36Provision For Doubtful Debt &advances -4.18

    Bad debts written off 4.03

    Provision For Doubtful advances 5.18

    Provision for diminution in value of investment 34.77

    Unrealised losses on foreign currency borrowing 0.74

    Interest received -1.55

    Dividend income -1.37

    Operating profit before working capital changes 264.05

    Adjustment for:

    Increase in inventories -60.58

    Decrease in sundry debtors -81.68

    Increase in loans & Advances -23.21

    Decrease incurrent liabilities 106.9

    Direct Tax paid 53.98

    Net cash flow from operating activities 151.5

    B.Cash Floe from investing Activiting:

    Capital Expenditure -96.38

    Sale of fixed Assets 1.48

    Investment in subsidiary -137.94Purchase of other investments 191.98

    Sale of investment in Associates 0.08

    Dividend recevied 1.99

    Interest received 1.37

    Net Cash flow from investing activities -421.38

    C.Cash floe from financing activiting:

    Borrowings 367.79

    Repayments on brrowings -52.43

    Dividends paid -27.37

    Interest paid -21.56

    Net Cash flow from investing activities 266.43

    Net increase/(Decrease) in cash -3.45

    INTERPRETATION

    In this above table the cash flow statement shows that the opening cash

    balance is Rs.12.07 (in crores).and its closing balance is Rs.8.62 (in crores). The cash

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    from operation also increases and the company has to increase their cash postion to

    meet their requirements and the company has to investment in the securities and it has

    to borrow the loan from others.

    OVER ALL CASHFLOW STATEMENT

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    Rs in Crores

    S.NO PARTICULARS

    2005-

    06

    Rs

    2006-

    07

    Rs

    2007-

    08

    Rs

    2008-

    09

    Rs

    2009-

    10

    Rs

    1

    Net cash flow from operating

    activities 146.35 79.3 146.49 109.58 151.5

    2

    Net Cash flow from investing

    activities -48.53 -5.31-216.96

    -126.82

    -421.38

    3

    Net Cash flow from Financing

    activities -26.05-148.65 71.24 11.29 266.43

    Net Increase/decrease in cash 71.77 -74.66 0.77 -5.95 -3.45

    Opening cash balance 20.14 91.91 17.25 18.02 12.07

    Closeing cash balance 91.91 17.25 18.02 12.07 8.62

    INTERPRETATION

    From the above table its understood that the study unit has a positive cash

    flow during 2005-2006 . A year of 2008-2009 also fund from investing activity. Last

    year closeing cash balance is vary low.but that year should be involve in financing

    activity..

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    RATIO ANALYSIS

    CURRENT ASSET RATIO

    Current ratio may be defined as the relationship between current asset and

    current liability. This ratio is know as working capital ratio. Is a measure of general

    liquidity and is most widely used to make the analysis of short term financial

    position.

    Current asset

    CURRENT ASSET RATIO = -----------------------

    Current liability

    TABLE SHOWS CURRENT ASSET RATIO

    Rs in crores

    Year

    Current Asset

    (Rs)

    Current Liability

    (Rs) Current Ratio

    2005-2006 525.9 325.92 1.61

    2006-2007 596.62 352.82 1.70

    2007-2008 638.03 385.66 1.65

    2008-2009 579.86 395.56 1.46

    2009-2010 728.15 484.12 1.50

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    INTERPRETATION

    From the above table the current asset ratio is below the norms 2:1 the study

    states that the current asset is below the standard level.

    1 . 3 5

    1 . 4

    1 . 4 5

    1 . 5

    1 . 5 5

    1 . 6

    1 . 6 5

    1 . 7

    C u r r e n t R a

    20 05-2 00 620 06-2 00 720 07-2 00 820 08-2 00 9200 9-20 10

    Y e a r

    C u rr e n t A s s e t

    Cur ren t Ra

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    QUICK RATIO.

    Quick ratio also know as acid test or liquid ratio established a relationship

    between quick(or)liquid liabilities . An asset is said to be liquid if it can be converted

    into within a short period without loss of value. The other liquid asset are bills

    receivables,such debtors,marketable securities and temporary investment.

    Current asset-(stock)

    QUICK RATIO=----------------------------

    Current liabilities-(bod)

    TABLE SHOWS QUICK RATIO

    Rs in crores

    INTERPRETATION

    From the above table the quick ratio stisfy the norms 1.5:1. In 2008-2009

    The quick ratio is not satsfy the norms 1.5:1. the investment in quick asset is less

    during that year.

    Year

    Quick Assets

    (Rs)

    Current Liability

    (Rs) Quick Ratio

    2005-2006 360.18 325.92 1.10

    2006-2007 444.02 352.82 1.26

    2007-2008 410.99 385.66 1.07

    2008-2009 396.06 395.56 1

    2009-2010 628.47 484.12 1.29

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    0

    0.2

    0.4

    0.6

    0.8

    1

    1.2

    Quick Rati

    2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010

    Year

    Quick Asset Rati

    Quick Ratio

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    CASH POSITION RATIO

    When liquidity is highly restricted in terms of cash and cash equivalents, This

    ratio should be calculated, liquidity ratio measures the relationship between cash and

    near cash items on one hand ,and immediately maturing obligations on the other .The

    inventory and the debtors are excluded from current asset ,to calculate this ratio.

    Cash + marketable securities

    Cash position= -----------------------------------

    Current liability

    TABLE SHOWS CASH POSITION RATIO

    Rs in crores

    Year

    Cash&Marketable securities

    Rs

    Current Liability

    Rs Cash position

    2005-2006 149.28 325.92 0.46

    2006-2007 74.62 352.82 0.21

    2007-2008 71.22 385.66 0.18

    2008-2009 62.08 395.56 0.16

    2009-2010 203.33 484.12 0.42

    INTERPRETATION

    Generally ,0.75:1 ratio is recommended to ensure liquidity. But our company

    maintain in the year of 2005-2006 is 0.46:1 this is only a top most liquidity position.

    And lowest liquidity position is in the year of 2008-2009 is 0.16:1.

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    0

    0.05

    0.1

    0.15

    0.20.25

    0.3

    0.35

    0.4

    0.45

    0.5

    Cash position

    2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010

    Years

    Cash position Ratio

    Cash position

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    NET PROFIT RATIO

    This ratio is used to measure the over all profitability and hence it is very useful

    to proprietors. It is also called Net profit to sales ratio (=profit ratio).

    Net profitNet profit ratio = --------------100

    Net sales

    TABLE SHOWS NET PROFIT RATIO

    Rs in crores

    Year

    Net Profit

    Rs

    Net sales

    Rs Profit margin

    Margin in

    %

    2005-2006 182.93 1460.94 0.13 13

    2006-2007 155.78 1615.04 0.1 10

    2007-2008 56.5 1762.33 0.03 3

    2008-2009 72.18 2061.09 0.04 4

    2009-2010 81.21 2345.64 0.03 3

    INTERPRETATION

    This Net profit ratio is very high fluctuating trend. The top most value of the

    net profit ratio in the year of 2005-2006 is 13%and lowest net profit is 2007-2008 and

    2009-2010 is 3% .

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    0

    2

    46

    8

    10

    12

    14

    P r o f i t Ma r g in

    p e r c e n t a g e

    200 5-20 06200 6-20 07200 7-20 0820 08-2 00 9200 9-20 10

    Year

    N e t P r o f it M a r

    M argin in

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    OPERATING RATIO

    This ratio establishes the relationship between total operating expense and

    sales .Total operating expenses include cost of goods ,administrative ,financial

    expenses and selling expenses.cost of goods sold are also know as direct operating

    expenses and the rest are know as other operating expenses.operating ratio aregenerally expressed in percentages.

    Operating Ratio= cost of good sold+operating expenses

    ----------------------------------------------100

    Net sales

    TABLE SHOWS OPERATING RATIO

    Rs in crores

    Year

    Cost of good

    sold& Operating

    exp (Rs)

    Net Sales

    (Rs)

    Operating Ratio in

    %

    2005-2006 1196.52 1460.94 81.90

    2006-2007 1309.46 1615.04 81.07

    2007-2008 1460.18 1762.33 82.85

    2008-2009 1781.7 2061.09 86.44

    2009-2010 1800.83 2345.64 76.77

    INTERPRETATION

    The operating ratio is fluctuating trend . The top most value of the operating

    ratio in the year 2008-2009 is 86.85% and lowest operating ratio in the year 2009-

    2010 is 76.77%.

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    7 0

    7 2

    7 4

    7 6

    7 8

    8 0

    8 2

    8 4

    8 6

    8 8

    O p e r a t in g R a

    in %

    2 0 0 5 -

    2 0 0 6

    2 0 0 6 -

    2 0 0 7

    2 0 0 7 -

    2 0 0 8

    2 0 0 8 -

    2 0 0 9

    2 0 0 9 -

    2 0 1 0

    Y e a r

    Ope rating Ra

    Ope ra t ing R a t io i

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    TREND ANALYSIS

    INVENTORIES

    Yc=a+bx

    Where a=y/n ; b=xy/x2

    Rs in crores

    (source: Annual report)

    A = 1126.76/5

    =225.35

    B =285.35/10

    =28.53

    Trend Value =310.94

    INTERPRETATION:

    From the table inventories value during the study period this is noted.

    Hence it is found that the inventories value in 2010-2011 is found to be

    Rs.310.94(in crores).

    Year X X2

    Inventories in

    Rs

    Y XY

    Trend

    Value

    2005-2006 -2 4 165.72 -331.44 168.29

    2006-2007 -1 1 205.8 -205.8 196.82

    2007-2008 0 0 227.04 0 225.35

    2008-2009 1 1 233.81 233.81 253.89

    2009-2010 2 4 294.39 588.78 282.42

    TOTAL 5 10 1126.76 285.35

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    INVENTORIES

    0

    50

    100

    150

    200

    250

    300

    350

    2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010

    Years

    ValueInRs

    Inventories

    Trend Value

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    CASH / BANK

    Rs in Crores

    Year X X2Cash/Bank

    (Rs)Y XY(Rs)

    Trend

    value

    2005-2006 -2 4 91.91 -183.82 4.77

    2006-2007 -1 1 17.25 -17.25 12.4

    2007-2008 0 0 18.02 0 29.57

    2008-2009 1 1 12.07 12.07 46.74

    2009-2010 2 4 8.62 17.24 63.91

    TOTAL 5 10 147.87 -171.76

    (source: Annual report)

    A = 147.87/5

    =29.57

    B =171.76/10

    =17.17

    Trend Value =81.08

    INTERPRETATION:

    From the table cash/bank balance trend during the study period this is noted.

    Hence it is found that the cash and bank value in 2010-2011 is found to be

    Rs.81.08(in crores).

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    CASH/BANK

    0

    10

    20

    30

    40

    50

    60

    70

    80

    90

    100

    2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010

    Years

    Cash/Bank (Rs)Y

    Trend value

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    CURRENT LIABILITIES

    Rs in Crores

    Year X X2

    Current Liabilities

    (Rs)

    Y

    XY

    (Rs)

    Trend

    Value

    2005-2006 -2 4 325.92 -651.84 311.73

    2006-2007 -1 1 339.68 -339.68 348.96

    2007-2008 0 0 385.66 0 386.19

    2008-2009 1 1 395.56 395.56 423.42

    2009-2010 2 4 484.12 968.24 460.65

    TOTAL 5 10 1930.94 372.28

    A = 1930.94/5

    =386.19

    B =372.28/10

    =37.23

    Trend Value =497.88

    INTERPRETATION:

    From the above current liabilities trend during the study period this is noted.

    Hence it is found that the current liabilities value in 2010-2011 is found to be

    Rs.497.88(in crores).

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    C U R R E N T L IA B IL IT

    0

    10 0

    20 0

    30 0

    40 0

    50 0

    60 0

    2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010

    Year

    Valuesin

    Rs

    Current Liabil i t ies(R

    Trend Value

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    CASH CONVERSION CYCLE

    CASH CONVERSION CYCLE = Inventory conversion period+ Receivable

    Collection period - Payment deferral period

    Particulars

    2005-

    2006

    2006-

    2007

    2007-

    2008

    2008-

    2009

    2009-

    2010

    A.inventory conversion

    period 5.53 5.04 5.01 5.78 4.92

    B.receivable collection

    period 11.06 11 10.96 11.16 11.48

    A+B 16.59 16.04 15.97 16.94 16.4

    C.payment deferral period 11.26 11.59 12.04 10.68 14.44

    5.33 4.45 3.93 6.26 1.96

    CASH BUDET

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    Rs in crores

    Particulars

    2005-

    2006

    2006-

    2007

    2007-

    2008

    2008-

    2009

    2009-

    2010

    a. OPENING WORK IN

    PROGRESS 25.25 33.08 36.31 39.32 51.55

    b.Receipts 1595.01 1707.78 1788.29 2136.94 2361.92

    c.payments 1349.35 1512.47 1704.85 2052.08 2192.47

    d.Net cash flow (b-c) 245.66 195.31 83.44 84.86 169.45

    f(a+e) 182.93 155.78 56.5 72.18 81.21

    g.Minimum cash balance Requirement 20 20 20 20 20

    SURPLUS RELATION TO THE

    MINIMUM CASHBALANCE

    REQUIREMENT(F-G) 162.93 135.78 36.5 52.18 61.21

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    CASH

    REQUIREMENT

    2005-

    2006

    2006-

    2007

    2007-

    2008

    2008-

    2009

    2009-

    2010

    YEAR

    SURPLUS RELATION TO THE MINIMUM CASHBALANCE

    REQUIREMENT(F-G)

    SURPLUS RELATION TO THEMINIMUM CASHBALANCEREQUIREMENT(F-G)