Revenues

With the huge success of Havells India Ltd, it can be counted amongst the market leaders in consumer durables industry. Havells India Ltd has gained a lot in the year 2011; its revenues have risen by 13.4% making it an INR 6186 Cr giant. It stands second in consumer durables industry in terms of revenues, with Titan Industries being no.1 with a turnover of INR 7229.54 Cr.

Profits
Havells India Ltd has shown marvelous results in year 2011. Its profits have climbed by 336.4 % taking it to the heights of INR 303.57 Cr.

Net Profit Margin

Net profit margin tells how much net profit is derived from every rupee of total sales. The net profit margins of Havells India Ltd are in line with the industry standard of 5% which can be seen as the healthy figures as per the industry average indicating how well the company has managed its operating expenses.

Assets
As compared to the peers in consumer durable industry Havells India Ltd have the highest asset base of INR 1771.24 Cr. The Return on Equity of a company measures the ability of the management of the company to generate adequate returns for the capital invested by the owners of a company. Havells India generates a 46% return on net-worth.

Asset Turnover Ratio:

Asset Turnover ratio tells what amount of sales is generated from each rupee of asset. Asset turnover ratio for Havells India Ltd is 3.49% which is quite low as per the industry average. Asset turnover ratio tells about the pricing strategy of the company so a low asset turnover ratio means high profit margins. Thus whirlpool India has high asset turnover ratio because of the cut throat and competitive pricing.

Industry Share:
Havells India contributes the second highest to the consumer durables industry i.e. 19.32%. The same goes with the profit contribution to industry i.e. Havells enjoys the second position in profit contribution to industry s total profit by contributing 21.32%.

Total Liabilities to Net-Worth Ratio:

It quantifies the relationship between the capital invested by owners and investors and the funds provided by creditors. The higher the ratio, the greater the risk to a current or future creditor. A lower ratio means a company is more financially stable and is probably in a better position to borrow now and in the future. However, an extremely low ratio may indicate that the company is too conservative and is not letting the business realize its potential. Value Industries and Havells India Ltd both have the total liabilities to net worth ratio of 1.7 and 1.8 respectively which is very high against the industry average of 0.3.

Sales to Net-Worth Ratio:

This volume ratio indicates how many sales amount is generated with each penny of investment (net worth). Havells India Ltd enjoys the highest sales to net worth ratio of 9.47% which is far ahead of the industry average.