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Submitted By:
Anisha Pillai (#40404)
Aziz Umrethwala(#40405)
MBA Exe(17-20) Lavale Batch
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Findings- Company Profile
HCL Technologies Limited (Hindustan Computers Limited) is an Indian multinational
technology company, headquartered in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India. It is a subsidiary of HCL
Enterprise. Originally a research and development division of HCL, it emerged as an
independent company in 1991 when HCL ventured into the software services business. The
company has offices in 39 countries including the United States, France and Germany, and the
United Kingdom with a worldwide network of R&D, "innovation labs" and "delivery centres",
and 120,000+ employees and its customers include 250 of the Fortune 500 and 650 of the
Global 2000 companies. Shiv Nadar was the founder and chairman of HCL. Nadar founded
HCL in the mid-1970s and transformed the IT hardware company into an IT enterprise over
the next three decades by constantly reinventing his company's focus.
Shareholding Pattern
As Per BSE: Shareholding pattern simply mean how much percentage the promoters are
holding and how much percentage the public is holding. Every companies realises their share
holding pattern four times a year i.e. quarterly. If we look at the shareholder pattern of HCL
we can see that promoter share is 60% and public share is 40% as per BSE. Refer the below
image.
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As per BSE we can see that in HCL promoter holds share of 60% whereas public share is 40%
as of December 2018. If we look at further distribution of promoters shareholding pattern we
can see that Shiv Nadar (Founder of HCL) is holding the highest no. of shares i.e. 368.
Looking at the public holding of HCL shares we can see that ICIC mutual funds are holding
the highest number of shares. Public holding comprises of mutual funds, foreign portfolio
investors, insurance company and other alternate investment funds.
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By just looking at the shareholding pattern doesn’t give us a very clear picture of the changes.
If we compare the shareholding pattern of December 2018 with December 2017 we can see
that in December 2017 the promoters were holding 60.19% whereas public was holding
39.81% (Refer the below image). We can now see that the promoters shareholding has
decreased by 0.19% and similarly the shareholding of public has increased which means they
have sold their shares to the public in 2018. If the promoter shareholding % declines very
frequently it means that the company is not earning a profit, but by just comparing few
shareholding pattern we cannot conclude.
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III. SEGMENTWISE REVENUE
"HCL has been present in the Nordics region for 10 years now and have over 1,600 employees
in the region and 12 delivery centres. We have over 50 large-scale clients, including four out
of the six Fortune Global 500 companies in the region. We will continue to invest in this market
that is the largest for us in the European region"
-HCL Technologies EVP Nordic Head Pankaj Tagra
B. Segment-wise % Total Sales (CAGR)- In Crores
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D. Historical Price Chart of US for last five years
Year USD/INR
Jun-13 59.88
Jun-14 59.61
Jun-15 63.19
Mar-16 67.12
Mar-17 64.25
Mar-18 64.95
Note: The above prices are taken in respect to the FY closing of HCL Technologies.
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F. Comparision of Total Sales with US $ for last 5 years