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At Lucky Cement we comprehend our core values to be the most significant factor leading to
the existence and growth of this prestigious organization.
How we accomplish our mission is as vital as the mission itself. Thus these values are not
only on paper and pen but lounge deep in the heart of each individual working or associated
with lucky cement.
These values are reflected within the name of LUCKY itself: They are as follows.
L = LEADERSHIP - We don't just innovate industry practices - we are defining the way
business will be done in the future. We are pioneers.
U = UNDERSTANDING - Whereby we understand the demands of cement industry at a
global level, parallel to the needs of people, associated with us in one way or the other.
C = COMMITMENT - One word that sums it all at Lucky Cement is the commitment of
people to quality, relationship and most importantly our customers, who can never be
disappointed at any cost.
K = KONSTANT - The most important element to balance any equation worldwide, at
Lucky Cement we assign the value of Constant with consistency of profits, as profits are
required to sustain and grow any organization. They are in-turn the ultimate measure of
efficiency.
Y = YOU - This attitude is a built-in character. At lucky cement we always maintain, You
first, Me last approach, not only to please but to delight our employees, shareholders,
customers, and all the other people who expect a result from Lucky Cement.
To be the leading exporter of cement from Pakistan for the regional countries as well as to explore other
potential export markets. Our future strategy is to explore investment possibilities outside Pakistan in the
cement industry to become a leading global producer.
Exploring and Establishing Export Markets
We have a firm commitment in exploring new markets for sustainable business growth. Lucky Cement has
been successful in establishing its brand in several export markets including Middle East, India, Sri Lanka
and East and South African countries. We are also planning to setup some offshore facilities to further
strengthen our export business on regular basis
Product:
Lucky Cement aims at producing cement to suit every user. The following types of cement
are available:
1.
2.
3.
Lucky STAR
Lucky GOLD
Here is the income statement and balance sheet in below boxes. It shows the company sales,
gross profit and net profit. If we see that the sales are increasing with the passage of time but the
cost is same so it decreases the profit margin. The company share capital is same for 6 year so it
means that the company is not issuing the more capital.
Income Statement
Amount in'000'
turnover
cost of sales
gross profit
distribution cost
administrative cost
operating profit
finance cost
other income /
charges
profit before
taxation
taxation
profit after
taxation
2004
29078
07
18073
53
11004
54
2005
39801
09
26005
89
13795
20
19599
23817
46751
10341
04
61355
12943
48
10842
21691
52161
97110
1
28533
9
68576
2
62706
12099
51
38336
4
82658
7
2006
80541
01
50737
97
29803
04
10348
9
10674
0
27700
75
2007
125218
61
884670
8
36751
53
497729
2008
169578
79
126007
06
43571
73
115505
4
2009
263304
05
165191
38
98112
67
242783
7
111311
30661
13
125752
30763
67
862847
487085
26903
51
126743
165936
72174
94
123697
1
82809
13429
0
25529
76
61702
6
19359
50
143059
25472
92
643095
23065
29
371141
26776
70
803521
51770
02
580453
45965
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Balance Sheet
Amount in'000'
Share Capital &
Reserve
Non Current
Liabilities
Current
Liabilities
Total Equity &
Liabilities
2004
43070
96
17743
46
93086
2
70123
04
2005
513368
3
753039
0
214276
3
148068
36
2006
706963
3
118011
09
475203
5
236227
77
2007
935355
0
100242
47
635242
9
257302
26
2008
186554
23
789675
4
768689
7
342390
74
2009
232519
72
604171
2
909867
8
383923
62
Non Current
Assets
50342
32
19780
92
70123
24
134643
25
134251
1
148068
36
191672
83
445549
4
236227
77
203210
83
540914
3
257302
26
258835
50
835552
4
342390
74
305344
20
785794
2
383923
62
Current Assets
Total Assets
Vertical Analysis
Income Statement
Vertical Analysis %
turnover
cost of sales
gross profit
distribution cost
administrative cost
operating profit
finance cost
other income /
charges
profit before
taxation
taxation
profit after
taxation
2004
100.0
0
62.16
37.84
0.67
1.61
35.56
0.37
2005
100.0
0
65.34
34.66
0.60
1.54
32.52
0.54
2006
100.0
0
63.00
37.00
1.28
1.33
34.39
1.03
2007
100.0
0
70.65
29.35
3.97
0.89
24.49
6.89
2008
100.0
0
74.31
25.69
6.81
0.74
18.14
0.75
2009
100.0
0
62.74
37.26
9.22
0.63
27.41
4.70
0.04
0.02
0.02
-0.04
0.04
0.03
33.40
9.81
30.40
9.63
31.70
7.66
21.49
1.14
13.60
-2.19
19.66
2.20
23.56
20.77
24.04
20.34
15.79
17.46
If we see the vertical analysis of the Income statement it shows that the company performance is
decreasing. The issue in decline in the profits of the company is that is world recession,
electricity problems, democracy, and increase in the cost due to the increase in the raw material
prices.
Balance Sheet
Share Capital &
Reserve
Non Current
Liabilities
Current
Liabilities
Total Equity &
Liabilities
Non Current
Assets
Current Assets
Total Assets
61.42
34.67
29.93
36.35
54.49
60.56
25.30
50.86
49.96
38.96
23.06
15.74
13.27
100.0
0
14.47
100.0
0
20.12
100.0
0
24.69
100.0
0
22.45
100.0
0
23.70
71.79
28.21
100.0
0
90.93
9.07
100.0
0
81.14
18.86
100.0
0
78.98
21.02
100.0
0
75.60
24.40
100.0
0
100.00
79.53
20.47
100.00
In the analysis of the Balance sheet we see that the current assets are increasing with the passage
of time and there is a heavy amounts of the current assets which shows the negative image. As
the more current assets shows the more liquidity but in this case its more access.
Horizontal Analysis
Income Statement
In %age
2004
2005
turnover
100
36.88
cost of sales
100
43.69
gross profit
100
25.36
distribution cost
100
21.52
administrative cost
100
31.24
operating profit
100
finance cost
100
25.17
100.0
6
2006
176.9
8
180.7
3
170.8
2
428.0
3
128.3
2
167.8
7
663.7
8
100
20.22
157.4
5
2007
330.6
3
389.4
8
233.9
7
2439.
56
138.0
9
196.5
7858.
37
1033.
81
2008
483.1
8
597.1
9
295.9
4
5793.
43
168.9
8
197.4
9
2009
805.51
814
791.57
12287.
55
254.94
1069
597.95
11309.
07
1132.
9
1440.4
6
100
24.6
taxation
100
34.35
100
20.54
05 vs
2004 04
turnover
cost of sales
100
100
35.88
43.89
gross profit
100
25.36
distribution cost
administrative cost
100
100
21.52
31.24
operating profit
100
finance cost
100
25.17
100.0
6
162.9
177.0
4
116.2
4
182.3
1
-49.86
271.4
6
137.5
2
230.0
7
290.4
7
433.11
103.43
570.28
06 vs 07 vs 08 vs 09 vs
05
06
07
08
102.3
6
55.47
35.43
55.27
95.1
74.36
42.37
31.1
116.0
4 23.31 18.71 125.18
334.5
380.9
132.0
2
5
6 110.19
73.97
4.28
17.96
31.95
114.0
1 10.69
0.33 134.61
281.7
941.9
7
7 -85.31 875.97
Now if we see the horizontal analysis of the income statement shows that the according to the
base year 2005 the sales are improving with the passage of time. Due to the increase in the cost
of goods in 2009 the gross profit decline. And it shows that the cost of raw material has been
increased day by day.
Balance Sheet
In % age
Share Capital & Reserve
Non Current Liabilities
Current Liabilities
2004
100.0
0
100.0
0
100.0
0
2005
2006
19.19
324.4
0
130.1
9
64.14
565.1
0
410.5
0
2007
117.1
7
464.9
5
582.4
2
2008
333.1
3
345.0
5
725.7
8
2009
439.85
240.50
877.45
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horizontal analysis(2)
year vs year %
Share Capital & Reserve
Non Current Liabilities
Current Liabilities
Total Equity & Liabilities
100.0
0
111.1
6
236.8
8
266.9
3
388.2
7
100.0
0
100.0
0
100.0
0
167.4
6
280.7
4
125.2
4
236.8
8
303.6
6
173.4
5
266.9
3
414.1
5
322.4
0
388.2
7
-32.13
111.1
5
447.50
506.54
297.25
447.50
05 vs
06vs
07 vs
08 vs
09 vs
2004 04
05
06
07
08
100.0
0
19.19
37.71
32.31
99.45
24.64
100.0
324.4
0
0
56.71 -15.06 -21.22
-23.49
100.0
130.1
121.7
0
9
7
33.68
21.01
18.37
100.0
111.1
0
6
59.54
8.92
33.07
12.13
100.0
0
100.0
0
100.0
0
167.4
6
-32.13
111.1
5
42.36
231.8
8
6.02
27.37
17.97
21.40
54.47
-5.96
59.54
8.92
33.07
12.13
The balance sheet shows that the assets are increasing with the time and if we see fixed assets are
increased but in 2009 the assets decrease. But it also increases in the cash and bank. The share
capital is same in the 5 year the long term liabilities are increased with increasing ratio but in
2009 it also decreases.
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Ratio Analysis
Description
Profitability Ratio
%
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Percent
Percent
37.84
42.97
34.66
38.5
37
39.58
29.35
31.54
25.73
23.57
37.26
31.51
Percent
Percent
23.58
15.92
20.77
16.1
24.04
27.38
20.34
27.23
15.79
14.35
17.46
19.77
Percent
11.28
6.53
10.26
13.15
10.08
15.69
times
0.63
1.88
2.34
1.75
0.84
0.65
times
95.38
59.67
33.45
3.55
24.27
5.83
Times
12.58
18.06
18.54
15.97
18.18
17.33
Days
Times
29.01
5.96
20.21
5.37
19.69
4.91
22.86
5.9
20.08
4.95
21.06
5.31
Days
Days
Percent
Percent
61.22
-32.21
41.47
57.76
67.92
-47.71
26.88
29.56
74.3
-54.61
34.09
42.02
61.84
-38.99
48.67
61.62
73.81
-53.73
49.53
65.52
68.79
-47.73
68.58
86.23
Current ratios
Percent
Quick/ Acid test ratio
Percent
Investment valuation Ratios
EPS ratio (after tax)
Rs.
P/E ratio (after tax)
Rs.
Cash dividend per
share
Rs.
2.12
1.94
0.63
0.57
0.94
0.85
0.85
0.75
1.09
1
0.86
0.73
2.8
13.97
3.14
13.51
7.35
13.66
9.67
12.72
9.84
9.96
14.21
4.12
Solvency/ Debt
Ratio
Debt Equity ratio
Interest coverage
ratio
Operating/ Activity
Ratios
Inventory turnover
No. of days in
inventory
Creditor Turn over
No. of days in
payables
Operating cycle
Total assets turnover
Fixed assets turnover
Liquidity Ratios
1.25 _
4
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Percent
Percent
Times
Rs.
Rs. In
Million
_
_
_
_
_
_
39.1
42.39
1
13.61
7.35
100.4
2
1249
1532
3188
1.02 _
12.93 _
7.74 _
123.0
4 97.93
3949
4055
6.83
28.15
3.55
58.53
8366
The ratios are calculated as above shows the company performance. We can explain them with
the help of graph.
Profitability Ratio
The gross profit decrease with the time docline and lowest in 2008 shows that the profit decrese.
And the profit is increase in the 2009 year.
Debt ratios
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As you see in 2007 total debt is highest and the interest coverage ratio times is high in whole
ratios.
As you see no. of days in payable increse the limit of 50. Operating cycle shows in negative.
Which shows the company performace good. And the no of days inventory payable is at the zero
point which mean that the company is unsing the just in time inventory system.
As you see fixed assets turnover decrease in 2005 which mean that the company current asset
turnover is high and the company is more liquide. And in the 2009 fixed asset turnover is
highest.
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As you see inventory turnover is gratually more than 10 days and creditor turnover times is less
than 5 days in whole year.
As you see the current ratios decrease in 2004 due to the low current assets and high inventory
level. We ca see the it increase in 2008 but decrease in 2009.
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