Table of Contents

1. INTRODUCTION

2. COMPANY OVERVIEW

3. FINANCIAL POLICIES

4. CRITICAL REVIEW

5. FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS

6. KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

7. STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES

8. INDUSTRIAL COMPARISON

9. SCOT ANALYSIS

10. RECOMMENDATIONS

11. CONCLUSION
 Introduction
The Overall
Company Statistics
Bharti Airtel Limited is an Indian multinational
for 2022-23
telecommunications services company based
in New Delhi. Currently, Airtel provides 5G,
4G and LTE Advanced services all over India.

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Currently offered services include fixed-line
broadband, and voice services depending
upon the country of operation. Airtel had
also rolled out its Voice over LTE (VoLTE)
technology across all Indian telecom circles.

increase in the revenue

Financial analysis is the process of
evaluating a company's financial
performance.
Financial analysis can be used for a variety
of purposes, such as:

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To assess the investment potential of a
company
To identify potential financial risks
To benchmark a company's performance
against its competitors
rise in EBITDA
Financial analysis can be used by investors,
creditors, and management to make informed
decisions about Bharti Airtel.
Financial analysis of Bharti Airtel can be used
to answer a variety of questions, such as

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Is Bharti Airtel a financially sound
company?
Is Bharti Airtel generating enough cash
flow to meet its financial obligations?
How is Bharti Airtel performing compared
to its competitors? increase in the net profit
 Company Overview
Bharti Airtel Limited, commonly referred to as Airtel, is a prominent global
telecommunications solutions provider serving a customer base exceeding 500
million individuals across 17 nations spanning South Asia and Africa. Founded on
July 7, 1995, as a publicly listed company, Airtel was established by Sunil Bharti
Mittal, an accomplished Indian entrepreneur and business -leader.

Commencing its operations in Delhi, the company gradually extended its footprint
across various regions in India. Notably, in 2000, Airtel achieved the distinction of
being the inaugural mobile phone operator in India to introduce prepaid services.

Airtel operates within the telecommunications industry, which is responsible for

delivering voice, data, and video services to both consumers and enterprises. The
core of Airtel's business strategy revolves around furnishing telecommunications
services that are characterized by exceptional quality and affordability, ensuring a
superior customer experience.

To realize this commitment, Airtel allocates substantial investments toward

enhancing its network infrastructure and elevating its customer service standards.
In addition, Airtel offers an extensive array of innovative products and services,
including Airtel Thanks Rewards, Airtel Xstream, and Airtel Payments Bank.

Furthermore, Airtel maintains a strategic focus on expanding its market presence

into new and emerging territories. Recent years have witnessed the company's
successful expansion into the African market and other burgeoning regions. Airtel
remains at the forefront of technological advancements, with notable investments
in cutting-edge technologies such as 5G and cloud computing.

Airtel holds a prominent position in the global telecommunications landscape,

consistently ranking among the top three mobile operators worldwide. Its extensive
network coverage reaches in excess of two billion individuals, underscoring its
commitment to providing connectivity solutions on a global scale.
Financial Policies
Capital Structure Management:
capital structure, which includes
optimize its cost of capital and
involves decisions on debt levels,
policies.
Bharti Airtel would manage its
a mix of debt and equity, to
ensure financial stability. This
equity issuance, and dividend
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Debt Management: Managing the company's debt obligations is

critical. Bharti Airtel would set policies regarding the amount of
debt it's willing to carry, the types of debt instruments it uses (e.g.,
bonds, loans), and debt maturity profiles.

Investment and Capital Expenditure Policies: Bharti Airtel would

have guidelines on how it allocates capital for investments in
infrastructure, technology, and other projects. This would include
assessing the risk and return of various investment opportunities.

Corporate Governance: Strong corporate governance is crucial,

but the effectiveness of these policies depends on their
implementation. Bharti Airtel should ensure that its governance
practices are consistently upheld and that there is adequate
independence on its board.

Financial Reporting and Transparency: Bharti Airtel would

adhere to accounting standards and regulatory requirements in its
financial reporting. It would also aim for transparency in financial
disclosures to provide stakeholders with accurate and timely
information.

Sustainability and Social Responsibility: Increasingly,

companies like Bharti Airtel are integrating environmental,
social, and governance (ESG) factors into their
financial management policies to address sustainability
and social responsibility concerns.