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20201036 A PROKRITI MANDAL
20201038 D MANPREET KAUR
20201102 D KUNDAN SINGH
20204410 B NAMAN SETHI
stimations based on Cost behavior
Paints India Ltd
bers
Name
OKRITI MANDAL
NPREET KAUR
NDAN SINGH
MAN SETHI
Project Objective
1. To study Berger Paint India Ltd's financial statements from its annual reports
2. To differenciate between fixed and variable costs of the company and identify the suitable cost drivers
4. To find the break-even level of sales, margin of safety and operating leverage of the company
5. To predict the sales based on the historic data over the last 4 years.
Methodology Adopted
1. In this project the Income statement is sourced from the annual report of Berger Paints India Ltd.
3. The cost breakup of all the expences are shown by refering to the notes to accounts from the annual report
4. The cost drivers are identified for all the costs and are classified as variable cost or fixed cost
5. The fixed and variable costs are filtered and copied to the next sheet for the purpose of making Income
statement by contribution method
6. The forecast of sales for the next 4 years is to be done using the compounded annual growth rate
Berger Paints
Industry Belonging to Berger Paints India Ltd is an Indian paint compan
Years of Operation 1923 (97 years ago)
Founder Lewis Berger
CEO Abhijit Roy
About
Berger Paints had its colourful beginning in 1760, when Lewis Berger, an enterprising young German chem
He had perfected the manufacturing process for Prussian Blue, one of the most important pigments of that
This achievement marked the arrival of Berger Paints as a modern paint manufacturing company.
Today Berger Paints Singapore is part of the Omega Industries Group group servicing consumers across th
Our Businesses
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Competitors
Akzo Nobel India
Asian Paints Ltd.
Kansai Nerolac Paints
Shalimar Paints Ltd
Sirca Paints India Ltd
Nippon Paint India Pvt
Jotun India Pvt
British Paints India Ltd
BERGER PAINTS INDIA LTD.
INCOME STATEMENT (LAST 4 YEARS)
PARTICULARS YEARS
2020
Rs. In Crores
INCOME:
Revenue from operations 5,691.69
Other income 150.82
Total income 5,842.51
Less: Excise duty
Net Income 5,842.51
EXPENSES
I) Cost of materials consumed: 2902.53
II) Purchases of traded goods 481.6
III) Increase/ decrease in inventories of finished goods, work in progress and traded goods -16.81
IV) Employee benefits and expense 342.52
V) Finance costs 32.68
VI) Depreciation and ammortisation expense 170.52
VII) Other expense 1024.05
Total comprehensive income for the year, net of tax (i + ii) 692.53
D.
YEARS
2019 2018 2017
Rs. In Crores
(1.58) -4.7
(22.28]
EXPENSES
I) Cost of materials consumed:
1) Raw Materials consumed No. of units Variable
2) Packing Material Consumed No. of units Variable
Total expenses
TD.
YEARS
2020 2019 2018 2017
Rs. In Crores
INCOME:
Revenue from operations
Other income
Total income
Less: Excise duty
Net income
Variable Expenses:
Raw Materials consumed No. of units Variable
Packing Material Consumed No. of units Variable
Purchases of tradedingoods
Increase/ decrease inventories of finished goods, work in progress and No. of units Variable
traded goods No. of units Variable
Freight, octroi and delivery Weight Variable
Power and fuel kilo watt hours Variable
Repairs to plant and machinery Area occupied (Square feet) Variable
Repairs to building Area occupied (Square feet) Variable
Repairs to others Area occupied (Square feet) Variable
Travelling Distance (kms) Variable
Foreign Exchange Loss (net) Currency exchange rate Variable
Commission to Non-Executive Directors Net Profit Variable
Loss on sale/discard of Property, plant and equipment and intangible assets Current market rate Variable
Contribution
Contribution Margin Ratio
Fixed Expenses:
Salaries and wages No. of employees Fixed
Contribution to provident and other funds No. of employees Fixed
Employee stock option cost No. of shares Fixed
Staff welfare expenses No. of employees Fixed
Interest on borrowings No. of years Fixed
Interest on lease liabilities No. of years Fixed
Unwinding of discount on provisions No. of years Fixed
Processing Charges Loan amount Fixed
Depreciation of tangible assets No. of years Fixed
Amortization of intangible assets No. of years Fixed
Depreciation of right of use assets No. of years Fixed
Consumption of stores No. of stores Fixed
Rent Area occupied (Square feet) Fixed
Rates and Taxes Income Fixed
Advertisement and Sales Promotion Expenses Mode of advertisement Fixed
Insurance No.of years Fixed
Directors sitting fees No. of meetings Fixed
Audit Fees Size of work Fixed
CSR expenditure No. of social projects Fixed
Miscellaneous Expenses Fixed
Total Fixed Expenses
Profit before exceptional items and tax
Less: Exceptional items
Profit before tax
YEARS
2020 2019 2018 2017
Rs. In Crores
Fixed Expenses:
Salaries and wages 5.02% 293.49 4.80% 267.28 4.79%
Contribution to provident and other funds 0.31% 18.15 0.28% 15.76 0.34%
Employee stock option cost 0.03% 2.02 0.04% 2.46 0.05%
Staff welfare expenses 0.49% 28.86 0.47% 26.17 0.47%
Interest on borrowings 0.33% 19.41 0.37% 20.54 0.34%
Interest on lease liabilities 0.22% 13.02 0.25% 14.09 0.00%
Unwinding of discount on provisions 0.00% 0.25 0.00% 0.24 0.00%
Processing Charges 0.79% 46.07 0.88% 49.04 0.92%
Depreciation of tangible assets 2.09% 122.02 2.13% 118.43 2.28%
Amortization of intangible assets 0.04% 2.28 0.06% 3.13 0.07%
Depreciation of right of use assets 0.79% 46.22 0.79% 43.89 0.00%
Consumption of stores 0.15% 8.58 0.18% 9.93 0.17%
Rent 0.08% 4.96 0.04% 2.20 1.06%
Rates and Taxes 0.07% 3.89 0.09% 5.19 0.15%
Advertisement and Sales Promotion Expenses 4.05% 236.89 3.23% 180.01 4.66%
Insurance 0.12% 6.78 0.04% 2.00 0.04%
Directors sitting fees 0.00% 0.00 0.00% 0.00 0.00%
Audit Fees 0.01% 0.65 0.01% 0.65 0.01%
CSR expenditure 0.29% 16.79 0.24% 13.47 0.22%
Miscellaneous Expenses 3.51% 204.81 3.28% 182.81 3.28%
Total Fixed Expenses 18.40% 1075.14 17.19% 957.29 18.86%
Profit before exceptional items and tax 15.50% 905.42 12.86% 715.95 13.87%
Less: Exceptional items 0.00% 0.00 -0.51% -28.60 0.00%
Profit before tax 15.50% 905.42 12.34% 687.35 13.87%
4,839.37 4,723.52
46.53 48.31 8.13%
4,885.90 4,771.83
115.58 498.20
4,770.32 4,273.63 100% 6317.57
11.62% - 8.13%
2. Berger paints has been been able to increase their total income in 2020 mainly due to an increase in the
more than double the amount they earned in 2019, which is 53.63 and 150.82 in 2020.
3. Despite the variable expenses increasing over the past 4 years, the contribution can be seen increasing
increased over the past 4 years with a year on year growth of 11.62% in 2018, 16.75% in 2019 and 4.91%
observed in the forecast year with an expected growth rate of 5.19%
4. The total variable expense has increased by very small margin from 3895.94 to 3861.95 in 2020, this ca
income in 2020 has not been through direct operations.
5. The total fixed expense has also gone up but not by a very high margin. Berger paints has invested mor
as compared to 2019, the expense has increased from 180.01 to 236.89.
6. In 2021, the fixed expenses are expected to reduce from 18.40% to 14.87%. Reduction in fixed cost will
Leverage which will avoid higher fluctuations in the Profit before tax.
7. The break even level of sales have been decreasing over the last 4 years with 54.28% in 2020. This me
is being recovered and hence the margin of safety is (100-54.28)% which is equal to 45.72%
8. Lower the break even levels of sales, better it is for the company. The break even level has successfully
been a decrease in the variable costs which has inturn given a rise to contribution.
9. The opearting leverage for all the 4 years is close to the value of 2. This can be said to be highly volatile
the sales level will lead to a higher degree of fluctuations in the company's profit levels.
LEARNING
1. By making the contribution statement, we were able to classify the costs as variable or fixed costs from
India Ltd.
2. After being able to classify the costs as fixed or variable, we learnt to identify suitable cost drivers for ea
behavior.
3.Variable costs should not be greater than the sales levels or else it would result in a negative contribution
Also, the fixed cost should be lesser than the contribution or else it will also result into losses for the compa
4. We could conclude that lesser the break even sales of the company, the better it is. And the greater the
profits of the company.
5. A company should not have a very high operating leverage because higher the operating leverage, the h
the profit margins of the company.
6. Learnt how to predict the future costs and revenue for the company based on the historic data. This fore
identify the trend for the coming year and they can make changes in their costs if needed, by refering to th
7. By working on this project as a group we learnt how to coordinate effectively among ourselves and to giv
to the ideas, opinions and interpreations of each group member.