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SCHOOL OF CONSTRUCTION
MBA ADVANCE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
FINANCIAL REPORT ON
I T D CEMENTATION INDIA LTD.
PREPARED BY
SHASHANK SHEKHAR P2270103
ANIRUDHA PAWASKAR P2270104
SAMIKSHA BHITADE P2270105
SAI ANIL KOTRA P2270106
ANIRUDDHA CHAKRABORTY P2270107
TABLE OF CONTENT
❖ KOLKATA AIRPORT
❖ MANSI DAM
Current liabilities & provisions (Rs. Million) 16920.80 10529.40 16554.30 82462.60 21658.40
Profit after tax (Rs. Million) 728.20 818.70 431.70 10657.20 688.10
Profit after Tax - Profit after-tax is the earnings of a business after all
income taxes have been deducted. This amount is the final, residual amount of
profit generated by an organization. The profit after-tax figure is considered the
best measure of the ability of an entity to generate a return, since it
incorporates both operating income and income from other sources, such as
interest income. If the PAT value is high, it shows high efficacy and vice versa.
Interpretation – After plotting graph we have seen that though during
Covid company’s PAT score has been decreasing but after Covid they
have recovered considerably. That shows company management can
generate revenue into profit. But the company cannot maintain this
legacy. For the current year their PAT score again comes down
significantly.
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10657.20
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8000.00
6000.00 6172.90
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2000.00
0.00
-466.20
-2000.00
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Cash Flow Statement – A cash flow statement summarizes the amount of
cash and cash equivalents entering and leaving a company. The cash flow
statements highlight a company’s cash management, including how well it
generates cash. The financial statement complements the balance sheet and the
income statement. The main component of the cash flow statements are cash
flow from three areas: Operating activities, Investing activities and Financial
activities.
Interpretation – From the shape of the graph we can observe that
except one year (2018) cash flow from operating activities is positive that
means cash inflow is happening from operating activities. It means that
their sales is increasing and more than other operating expenses. While if
we look at shape of investment activity curve, we can observe that except
the year 2021, for all other year the sign is negative. This means that they
are investing on purchase of equipment. Last but not the least if we go
through the financing activity curve except one year (2018) for all other
years the sign is negative. This means cash is going out, i.e., they are
generating enough revenue so that they can pay dividends and interests to
their shareholders.
17775.70
15000.00
10000.00
5000.00
3185.50 3557.30
800.90
487.30
416.10
-224.20 -381.30 -336.10
0.00
-171.00 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
-795.20
-1133.30
-975.20 -1592.30 -1094.20
-5000.00
Invest it or not – If we look the cash flow statement and follow the
Dickerson’s Model the company is in growth stage. That gives us a insight that
it may give their investor a reasonable amount of dividends. This statement is
also supported by their balance sheet which is shown by the net worth curve.
But if we look into their income statement, we can find that their income is not
increasing rapidly. So, the dividend we can think of next five years is of more
or less same, increase will be very less. So, in a nutshell we think that we
should wait for one or two more years and monitor their PAT score and then
invest.