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2010
1.004981259 2.59710498 0.749129542 1.675793537
2009
1.181115173 3.778221639 0.865193895 3.046586345
quick ratio 2011 force motors eicher motors hindustan motors volkswagon
0.396946691 1.846851191 0.398359873 1.001985857
2010
0.383014401 2.28329631 0.427908222 1.376537032
2009
0.529759767 3.106328007 0.420274363 2.605943775
interval measure 2011 force motors eicher motors hindustan motors volkswagon net working capital ratio 2011 force motors eicher motors hindustan motors volkswagon
0.180160118 0.7439498 -0.505416863 0.456723338 1.378653549 3.55749582 2.287244644 3.051630034
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2009
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2010 2009
Current ratio shows the liquidity position of any company i.e. how much current assets the company has for every rupee of a current liability. For force motors it has been increasing, for eicher motor, hindustan motor, volkswagen it has decreased. for eicher motor and volkswagen decrease is good because they have started using the unused cash. decrease for hindustand motors is not good because their current asset are not able to meet the current liability and so low liquidity. for force motor it is good because they were just above the level of meeting the cl, so their liquidity position was strenghtening with the increase in this ratio.
4 3 2 1 0
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2010
2009
the difference between cr and qr is high so the inventory in all the selected companies is high. for forcemotor, eicher,volkswagen, hindustan motor the inventory has increased, hence the quick ratio is decreasing.there is large amount of funds unutilized because of large inventory.
the higher the interval ratio, higher is the profitability. except eicher motors the rest of the selected companies had a negative value implying that the companies were bearing the loses. this may be due to the economic scenario prevaling in the world during this period. but when the three companies were recovering in 2011 the value for eicher motor was decreasing.
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current ratio gvk power jp power tata power 2011 2010 1.99784 2.184474573
3.175469 1.231729
liquidity position of any company i.e. how much ssets the company has for every rupee of a current liability. For ors it has been increasing, for eicher motor, hindustan motor, en it has decreased. for eicher motor and volkswagen decrease ecause they have started using the unused cash. decrease for d motors is not good because their current asset are not able to current liability and so low liquidity. for force motor it is good hey were just above the level of meeting the cl, so their osition was strenghtening with the increase in this ratio.
2009 3.15633
ference between cr and qr is the inventory in all the d companies is high. for otor, eicher,volkswagen, tan motor the inventory has ed, hence the quick ratio is sing.there is large amount of unutilized because of large
2009 2.82626
higher the interval ratio, higher is the fitability. except eicher motors the rest of the ected companies had a negative value implying t the companies were bearing the loses. this y be due to the economic scenario prevaling in world during this period. but when the three mpanies were recovering in 2011 the value for her motor was decreasing.
2009 0.17521
1 1 0.146015426 0.073924
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gvk power
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in 2010 the ratio is very high for jp power. but again the value has fallen in 2011. it is due to the major change in cash in hand. the decrease in 2011 is good because it is showing the use of cash which was unutilizes in 2010. for gvk power the value was high in 2009 but has decresed during the subsequent years. for tata power it is least varied showing a constant ratio.
2010
2009
since these are part of power industry where the inventory is very low the difference between cr and qr is very low.
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10
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0
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tata power
except jp motor the rest of the selected companies had a positive interval measure and that was greater than 1 showing that they
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1
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2010
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ery high for jp power. but allen in 2011. it is due to cash in hand. the decrease use it is showing the use of
ue was high in 2009 but the subsequent years. for varied showing a constant
debtor turnover 2011 force motors eicher motors hindustan motors volkswagon creditor turnover 2011 force motors eicher motors hindustan motors volkswagon inventory turnover ratio 2011 force motors eicher motors hindustan motors volkswagon asset turnover 2011 force motors eicher motors hindustan motors volkswagon
0.774318593 1.806227407 2.226196138 2.486474744 2.251329535 14.72853267 7.762671437 28.50153879 1.336722611 4.861976069 2.437109277 4.011327434 13.84998057 17.82142423 40.60844419 15.96470588
2010
11.04567584 14.2403082 42.51777701 55.99499106
2009
8.07833223 9.52749875 39.4027431 30.8152866
2010
1.571763944 4.140178676 2.427824518 7.202201258
2009
1.62942307 3.29833767 2.88371655 2.68725474
2010
2.956059481 9.389943091 8.510757081 22.93866359
2009
3.11048398 5.15833999 8.45248265 3.60590594
2010
0.964685311 1.350690598 2.008118947 2.822368896
2009
1.05524335 0.76975434 2.10891254 0.71677614
60 40 20 0
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2010 2009
8 6 4 2 0
30 20 10 0
2 1 0
debtor turnover gvk power jp power tata power 2011 27.9778 2010 27.1052 2009 7.99533
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GROSS PROFIT MARGIN RATIO 2011 0.062285329 force motors 0.013031375 eicher motors 0.023842078 hindustan motors 0.017230246 volkswagon NET PROFIT MARGIN RATIO 2011 force motors eicher motors hindustan motors volkswagon
2010
0.049374523 0.018335075 0.028642408 0.012855737
2009
0.045230204 0.021488152 0.032688839 0.008543475
2010
2009
-0.000830621 -0.17706487 -0.067280955 0.026820072 0.015687582 0.00273189 0.000882311 -0.06934643 -0.050421695 0.068563918 -0.14690811 -0.440815764
OPERATING EXPENSE RATIO 2011 force motors eicher motors hindustan motors volkswagon 2010 2009
0.196239758 -0.06823292 -0.006895349 0.110179938 0.085026016 0.061499569 0.057169715 -0.00745287 -0.015062814 0.103001618 -0.11737569 -0.428482844
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2010
2009
0.1 0
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2009
0.4 0.2 0
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2011 2010
2009
-0.4 -0.6
GROSS PROFIT MARGIN RATIO 2011 2010 2009 0.09591259 0.076747 0.151719 gvk power 0 0 0 jp power 0.050926717 0.046369 0.036356 tata power
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0.15
gvk power
0.1 0.05
0 2011 2010 2009
jp power
tata power
NET PROFIT MARGIN RATIO 2011 gvk power jp power tata power 2010 2009
0.02
0.015
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tata power
0.01 0.005
0.8 0.6
0.4
gvk power jp power tata power
gvk power
jp power
tata power
ROTA 2011 force motors eicher motors hindustan motors volkswagon RONA 2011 force motors eicher motors hindustan motors volkswagon ROE 2011 force motors eicher motors hindustan motors volkswagon EPS 2011 force motors eicher motors hindustan motors volkswagon DPS 2011 force motors eicher motors hindustan motors volkswagon P/E 2011 force motors eicher motors hindustan motors volkswagon
-112.03 5.682114388 164.5668 71.7704777 0 10.99851522 0 0 -0.561456753 113.9012621 0.092971365 0.988150034 -0.002144555 0.249038259 0.018382353 0.174673245 0.187687494 0.217880481 0.263071126 0.968401168 0.19 0.22 0.26 0.97
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2010
-0.27 0.12 -0.27 -0.75
2009
-0.11 0.02 -0.2 -0.45
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2010
-0.271063859 0.115758847 -0.269384299 -0.751783375
2009
-0.114955803 0.020670368 -0.196953542 -0.452296064
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1 0.5 0
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2010
-12.63392226 0.121127367 -1.272093602 -0.054193038
2009
-0.400256379 0.060968207 -0.421064037 0.003921848
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2010
-135.6373293 48.51629824 -3.168795734 -0.067084517
2009
-49.74962064 23.95514418 -2.409773037 0.02693174
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0 7.002622705 0 0
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0 5.001779993 0 0
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2010
-1.089670526 4.522191675 -6.611344423 -3566.098584
2009
-6.271404606 10.4549569 -5.465244982 7032.222873
hindustan
0 -5000
volkswagon
ROTA and RONA are both Return on Investment ratios. The term investments refers to either total assets or net assets. The conventional approach to calculate ROI is to divide PAT by investment. Investment is defined as the pool of funds supplied by the shareholders and lenders. The figures for both ROTA and RONA are similar to each other for all the companies and all the three years. This implies that the current liabilities are very small and in turn do not have any effect on the overall profit of the company.
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2010
2009
ROE calculates the profitability on the owner's investment. ROE is an indication of how well the firm has used the resources of its owners.. This ratio of ROE reflects the extent to which a satisfactory earning has taken place. It also presents great interest to the prospective shareholders. The figures for ROE for Force Motors , Hindustan Motors and Volkswagen are negative. This fact can be attributed to the prescence of an economic recession wherein the profits for the companies had gone down.
2011
The profitability of shareholders can also be measured through other ratios called the EPS. EPS simply shows the profitability of a firm on a per share basis. It does not reflect how much of the profit is distributed as a 2009 dividend to the shareholders. Since the profits for the company for both Force Motors, Hindustan Motors and Volkswagen are in the negative as these companies could not translate their operations into substantial profits due to the recessionary economic conditions. On the other hand the dividends per share measure how much of the profits that the company has made has 2011 actually translated into returns for the shareholders in the form of 2010 dividends. Here as you can see only Eicher Motors has given out dividends 2009 to its shareholders whereas all the other companies have not paid dividends as they did not make any profits.
2010
This ratio indicates the investors' expectations about the growth in the firms' earnings. This ratio acys as a market appraisal for all the firms performance. Here most of the firms have negative P/E ratio as their EPS is negative. This can be attributed to recession due to which the market prices of all the securities dropped and also profit margins of the companies was affected severely.
0.4
2010 0.08128258
0.07 0.16
2009 0.066203381
0.3 0.15
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2010
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2010 0.08128258
0.068530038 0.161815358
2009 0.066203381
0.296727194 0.149529901
2011
2010
2009
2010 0.03696129
0 0.173761568
2009 0.030687699
0 0.138710525
2010 7.8045846
0 90.12769185
2009 5.42893726
0 58.6598916
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DPS 2011 0
0 12.51295883
15
2010 0
0 12.01272704
2009 0
0 11.52935863
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Here also ROTA and RONA are same which shows that the current liabilities are very less as compared to the current assets and as a result the liquidity of the firm is high. Also the firm has low return on both total assets and total liabilities.
tata power
gvk power
jp power
tata power
gvk power
jp power tata power
Return on equity for the power company shows that the return is very low for all the three companies as the profits the company has made are negligible in comparison to the shareholder's funds. For JP Power the profitability for this company is very low and as a result their return on equity is zero.
Since the net profit is very low for GVK power and JP power the earning per share is very low for both these companies. Since the share capital for both JP and GVK is much higher as compared to Tata power the earnings per share for Tata is higher as compared to the other two companies.
gvk power
tata power
P/E ratio shows the ratio of price to earnings per share. Ideally this ratio should reflect the true picture of the shareholder earnings. For JP the P/E ratio is very large which in turn can be due to two reeasons namely, very high market price and very low EPS. Here this is caused due to very low EPS which is not a good signal to the prospective shareholders.
solvency ratio 2011 force motors eicher motors hindustan motors volkswagon
0.060076371 0.353938864 0.047621641 0.102917517
2010
-0.117848165 0.222504004 -0.103777681 0.034065073
2009
-0.026399843 0.155778519 -0.061837456 0.02875502
0.4 0.3
solvency ratio
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2009
Solvency ratio indicates the ability of a firm to meet its long term fixed obligations. These long term fixed obligations include the instalments paid for repayment of loan. It is the company's ability to seervice its long term fixed obligations. usually a solvency ratio of 20% is desirable. But in the case of all the four automobile companies this ratio is way below the benchmark. The reason for this fact can be attributed to huge capital investments in the automobile industry and as a result these firms have a huge portion of long term liabilities. Also fuel costs required are very high and therefore greater working capital requirements translate into higher short term liabilities and in turn lower solvency ratios.
0.15
2011 0.0434
2010 0.056
2009 0.04955
0.1 0.05
Also as we can see in the case of power industry th their accepted benchmark because the capital inve huge which in turn results into higher long term lia is required where in the short term liabilities are m is less as compared to the benchmark of 20%.
lso as we can see in the case of power industry the solvency ratios are well below heir accepted benchmark because the capital investment in power industry is very uge which in turn results into higher long term liabilities. Also a lot of power and fuel required where in the short term liabilities are more and as a result the solvency ratio less as compared to the benchmark of 20%.