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DESCRIPTION – Students are required to collect data for any four organisations/datapoints (
e.g. share prices and volume, GDP and inflation, revenues and expenses) for the past 10 years
using secondary sources of data and tabulate it. The data should also be represented graphically.
A comparison, analysis and interpretation of the data of the four organisations/datapoints using
measure of central tendancy (mean, median and mode) should be done.
COMPANIES CHOSEN –
1) CIPLA LIMITED
2) DIVIS LABORATORIES
3) TORRENT PHARMACEUTICALS
4) CADILA HEALTH CARE
SUBMITTED TO –
Ms. Fazeena Khadir
SUBMITTED BY –
1. HRITHIKA CHOWDHARY , 2123577
2. SHUBH CHANDARANA , 2123543
3. PRIYANSH LAKHANI , 2123567
4. PURVANG SELANI , 2123528
INTRODUCTION TO DATASET CHOSEN :
Given below is the rationale of the dataset we have chosen to collect and
statistically analyse :
1. Share prices.
A share price is the price of a single share of a number of saleable equity shares of a company. In
layman's terms, the stock price is the highest amount someone is willing to pay for the stock, or the lowest
amount that it can be bought for. The price of a share is not fixed, but fluctuates according to market
conditions. It will likely increase if the company is perceived to be doing well, or fall if the company isn’t
meeting expectations.
Share prices can be effectively analysed through both technical and fundamental analysis. Technical
analysis seeks to assess the future price movements of shares by looking at historical chart data. By
studying previous share price trends, technical analysts can often identify whether a stock is about to enter
a bullish or bearish trend. Fundamental analysis is more concerned with identifying whether a stock is
over or undervalued. It does this by analysing the individual company’s perceived ability to generate a
profit, focusing on macroeconomic data, financial statements and decisions from senior management.
2. Total Revenue.
In business and economics, one of the most important measures for evaluating your success and progress
is looking at the trends in your total revenue. You need to know this important measure so that you can
eventually calculate your total profit for a business. Total revenue is the total receipts a seller can obtain
from selling goods or services to buyers. It can be written as P × Q, which is the price of the goods
multiplied by the quantity of the sold goods.
3. Gross Profit.
Gross profit is the profit a business makes after subtracting all the costs that are related to manufacturing
and selling its products or services. You can calculate gross profit by deducting the cost of goods sold
(COGS) from your total sales. For households and individuals, gross income is the sum of
all wages, salaries, profits, interest payments, rents, and other forms of earnings, before any deductions or
taxes. It is opposed to net income, defined as the gross income minus taxes and other deductions (e.g.,
mandatory pension contributions).
INTRODUCTION TO COLLECTION, TABULATION AND
REPRESENTATION OF DATA.
Data are individual pieces of factual information recorded and used for the purpose of analysis. It is the
raw information from which statistics are created
Collection of Data. Data collected expressly for a specific purpose are called ‘Primary data’ e.g., data
collected by a particular person or organisation from the primary source for his own use, collection of
data about the population by censuses and surveys, etc. Data collected and published by one organisation
and subsequently used by other organisations are called ‘Secondary data’.
The various sources of collection for secondary data are: newspapers and periodicals; publications
of trade associations; research papers published by university departments, U.G.C. or research
bureaus; official publications of central, state and the local and foreign governments, etc.
The collection expenses of primary data are more than secondary data. Secondary data should
be used with care. The various methods of collection of primary data are: Direct personal
investigation (interview/observation); Indirect oral investigation; Data from local agents
and correspondents; Mailed questionnaires; Questionnaires to be filled in by enumerators;
Results of experiments, etc. Data collected in this manner are called ‘raw data’. These are
generally voluminous and have to be arranged properly before use.
Classification of data. The raw data, collected in real situations and arranged haphazardly, do not give a
clear picture. Thus to locate similarities and reduce mental strain we resort to classification. Classification
condenses the data by dropping out unnecessary details. It facilitates comparison between different sets of
data clearly showing the different points of agreement and disagreement. It enables us to study the
relationship between several characteristics and make further statistical treatment like
tabulation, etc.
Tabulation may be defined as the systematic presentation of numerical data in rows or/and columns
according to certain characteristics. It expresses the data in concise and attractive form which can
be easily understood and used to compare numerical figures. The advantages of a tabular presentation are
it is concise; there is no repetition of explanatory matter; comparisons can be made easily; the
important features can be highlighted errors in the data can be detected.
An ideal statistical table should contain Table number, Title, Date, Stubs or Row designations, Column
headings or Captions, Unit of measurement, Source, Footnotes and references.
Data representations are graphics that display and summarize data and help us to understand the data's
meaning. Data representations can help us answer the following questions: How much of the data falls
within a specified category or range of values? What is a typical value of the data? How much spread is in
the data? Is there a trend in the data over time? Is there a relationship between two variables?
The collected data can be expressed in various ways like bar graphs, pictographs, frequency table, line
graph, pie charts and many more. It depends on the purpose of the data, and accordingly, the type of
graph can be chosen.
CIPLA LIMITED
Cipla Limited is an Indian multinational pharmaceutical company, headquartered in Mumbai, India.It was
founded by Khwaja Abdul Hamied as 'The Chemical, Industrial & Pharmaceutical Laboratories in 1935,
Mumbai.
Cipla primarily develops medicines to treat respiratory, cardiovasculardisease, arthritis, diabetes, weight
control and depression; other medical conditions. Cipla sells active pharmaceutical ingredients to other
manufacturers as well as pharmaceutical and personal care products, including escitalopram oxalate (anti-
depressant), lamivudine, and fluticasone propionate. They are the world's largest manufacturer
of antiretroviral drugs.
As of 17 September 2014, its market capitalisation was ₹49,611.58 crore (equivalent to ₹560 billion or
US$7.5 billion in 2020), making it India's 42nd largest publicly traded company by market value. The
equity shares of Cipla are listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange where it is a constituent of the BSE
SENSEX index, and the National Stock Exchange of India, where it is a constituent of the CNX
Nifty. Its Global Depository Receipts (GDRs) are listed on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange
Given below are the share prices of Cipla Limited, over the past 10 months of the year 2021, March
to December :
MONTHS SHAREPRICES
(In Rupees.)
MARCH, 2021 815.25
Where,
a (Assumed Mean) = 920.30
x = corresponding shareprices of each month
d=x–a
n (no. of data items) = 10
Graphical representation :
Graphical representation :
The line graph below graphically represents the gross profits of Cipla Limited for the past 4
years, 2018 to 2021.
Analysis.
Over the last one year, Cipla share price has moved up from Rs 467.9 to Rs 778.1, registering a gain of Rs
310.2 or around 66.3%. Cipla share prices positively increases. Started from 815 and in December to 944
therefore 15 % increase and the revenue and gross profit has also increased over the years showing that
cipla is a very good company to invest for the long term. There were not many countervailing bars which
contradict the trend or pattern, except the first one in march but , then most technical traders discount it.
The bar graph also clearly shows an uptrend, they all are higher highs. The trading range has very small
differences. It depicts bullish market sentiment.
For the 4 months ended 30 September 2021, CiplaLtd revenues increased 17% to RS110.24B. Net income
increased 15% to RS14.26B. Revenues reflect Pharmaceuticals segment increase of 17% to RS107.98B,
Cipla beat expectations riding the demand for Covid expectations. The company is a market leader in
respiratory and inhalation therapies that were under spotlight due to covid. Cipla has also achieved zero
net debt position due to improved collections and profitability.
DIVI’S LABORATORIES
Divi's Laboratories Limited is an Indian Pharmaceuticals company and producer of active pharmaceutical
ingredients (APIs) and intermediates headquartered in Hyderabad, Telangana, India. Divi's Laboratories
was established in 1990 as Divi's Research Centre. The company manufactures and custom synthesizes
generic APIs, intermediates and nutraceutical ingredients. Divi's Laboratories is India's second most
valuable pharmaceutical company by market capitalization.
Given below are the share prices of Divi’s Laboratories, over the past 10 months of the year 2021,
March to December :
MONTHS SHAREPRICES
(In Rupees.)
MARCH, 2021 3622.80
Where, `
a (Assumed Mean) = 5173.60
x = corresponding shareprices of each month
d=x–a
n (no. of data items) = 10
Graphical representation :
Given below are the share prices of Torrent Pharmaceuticals, over the past 10 months of the year
2021, March to December :
MONTHS SHAREPRICES
(In Rupees.)
MARCH, 2021 2545
Where,
a (Assumed Mean) = 3105
x = corresponding share prices of each month
d=x–a
n (no. of data items) = 10
Graphical representation :
The momentum of share prices is showing sharp ratios. There has been a significant increase in the
opening and the closing share prices. Even though the stock has fallen, but its long term trend is positive
and in an uptrend.
The revenue was almost same in 2019 and 2020 but had a significant growth as compared to 2018.
The gross profit is shown to have a very health growth rate over 4 years mainly on the back of continued
India business recovery momentum, and cost control. Growth was driven by market recovery, continued
momentum in chronic brands and strong recovery in sub-chronic brands,
CADILA HEALTH CARE.
Cadila Healthcare Limited (also known as Zydus Cadila) is an Indian
multinational pharmaceutical company headquartered in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India primarily engaged in
the manufacture of generic drugs. Cadila was founded in 1952 by Ramanbhai Patel (1925–2001),
formerly a lecturer in the L.M. College of Pharmacy, and his business partner Indravadan Modi. It
evolved over the next four decades into an established pharmaceutical company.
It ranked 100th in the Fortune India 500 list in 2020. In July 2020, the company got permission to
conduct human trials of the developmental COVID-19 vaccine named ZyCoV-D, from the Drugs
Controller General of India (DCGI), Government of India. On 20 August 2021, DCGI granted emergency
use approval of ZyCoV-D.
Cadila is also among the several Indian pharma companies that received the licensing agreements from
the Gilead Sciences to produce remdisivir.
Given below are the share prices of Cadila Health Care, over the past 10 months of the year 2021,
March to December :
MONTHS SHAREPRICES
(In Rupees.)
MARCH, 2021 440
Where,
a (Assumed Mean) = 551
x = corresponding share prices of each month
d=x–a
n (no. of data items) = 10
Graphical representation :
The Indian pharmaceuticals market has characteristics that make it unique. First, branded generics
dominate, making up for 70 to 80 per cent of the retail market. Second, local players have enjoyed a
dominant position driven by formulation development capabilities and early investments. Third, price
levels are low, driven by intense competition. While India ranks tenth globally in terms of value, it is
ranked third in volumes. The analysis shows a likely increase in stock prices of up to 25% of their values
at the start of the pandemic. The results also show that the negative impacts of the pandemic will be
realised as increased volatility rather than a decrease in returns.
While the market has gained in confidence, it is also facing a period of flux. First, the broader healthcare
sector is experiencing discontinuous development. Manifold rise in public healthcare spending, rising
patient awareness, expanding insurance coverage across the income pyramid and the emergence of new
hospital formats illustrates this flux. Second, in the past 3 to 4 years, industry structure in pharmaceuticals
has changed with remarkable shifts in the leader board. Four of the top ten players, including the market
leader, are new entrants. Finally, traditional sources of growth are making room for newer ones. For
example, while new products will cease to drive growth, existing large brands would need to make up
the gap.
The new normal is here to stay and presents a unique opportunity for the Indian pharma industries to
enhance its position as the largest provider of generics globally and emerge out of this crisis as a preferred
sourcing hub for the world. With many countries looking at de-risking their API supply chains by
exploring alternative sourcing hubs, this is an opportune period for India to step in and present itself as a
viable option in the long term. For this to materialise, it would require a sustained intervention from the
Government to create an enabling environment, easing regulatory hurdles, incentivizing research &
development and creating a strong innovation ecosystem – not just for India but also for exports.
In a post-pandemic world, the influx of digitisation across the care continuum will help these
pharmaceutical industries to reach more patients and offer them better solutions for awareness,
diagnostics, cure and adherence. The resilience and agility, together with the forward-thinking vision shall
take these companies forward.
The research for this CIA made a methodological contribution to the research on market reaction during
pandemics. It also extended our literacy on market behaviour during periods of economic uncertainty,
especially the pharma companies. It helped us apply the central tendencies we learnt during the classes in
a practical way.
References :
https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/pharmaceuticals/cadilahealthcare/CHC
https://in.investing.com/equities/divis-laboratories
https://in.investing.com/equities/cipla
https://www.investing.com/equities/torrent-pharmaceuticals