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OA Asset turnover
F Debt-to-equity ratio
Ratio Formula
ROE
Sales
- Expenses Current Fixed capital
+
assets
Cash & cash Land
COGS
equivalents
Accounts receivable
Operations and Buildings
administration
Stock Machines &
Interest
equipment
payable
Liquid funds Intangible
Profit tax
assets
Other assets
Appendix 3. Example of the analysis
Change of Sales, Profit & Income of Kuznetzkie Ferrosplavy in 1998-2003
Mio RUR 2407
2346 2308
2500
1986
2000
1318
1500
1000 720
291 206 239
500 158 180 131
74 96 105 22 16
0
0
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003
Up until 2002, when MDM-Group took over Kuznetzkie Ferrosplavy, the plant had a stabile level of
sales. However, the size of the operational and net profit for the last 3 years underwent negative
changes. The volume of the net profit fell down 11 times and affected the profitability of the production:
the ROA dropped 17,8 times and the ROE - 14,8 times. Year 2000 also became a critical point for the
profitability ratio which was gradually growing from 1999 but then fell from 14,6% in 2000 to 5,6% in
2002. The efficiency of the operational and non-current assets impaired which is reflected in the capital
productivity and asset turnover ratios. Heavily increased dependency on external funds (credits) puts on
the alert: debt-to-equity ratio increased threefold in 3 years, as a result the property of the plant for all
intents and purposes is pledged.
One can easily notice the negative change of all indicators in 2003 as compared to 2000
95%
75%
55%
35%
15%
-5%
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003
Growth of Sales KFER 83,06% 50,68% 18,13% -1,62% 4,29%
Growth of Sales SZFV 99,77% 14,78% 12,75% 4,97%
Share of Profit in Sales of 10,28% 11,99% 14,65% 8,78% 5,68% 9,93%
KFER
Share of Profit in Sales of 24,60% 7,36% 4,08% 7,86% 6,43%
SZFV
Share of Net Income in Sales 0 7,28% 9,06% 4,48% 0,95% 0,66%
KFER
Share of Net Income in Sales 10,47% 4,01% -1,50% 1,89% 1,20%
SZFV
The diagram shows that starting from 2000 the sales growth and profit share in sales of JSC
«Kuznetzkie Ferrosplavy» began to decline against the background of a slight increase of the share of
the operating profit in the sales of JSC «Serovsky zavod ferrosplavov». Thus, the share of the operating
profit in the sales of JSC «Kuznetzkie Ferrosplavy» dropped from 14,65% in 2000 to 5,68% in 2002.
However, the decrease in sales can be explained by the underlying decrease in demand in the industry
because the volume of sales of the competitor -JSC «Serovsky zavod ferrosplavov» was also declining
during 1999-2002.