Nifty axis Infy Tatasteel
Autor: andrey • August 13, 2012 • Case Study • 1,287 Words (6 Pages) • 1,472 Views
NIFTY AXIS INFY TATASTEEL
5431.65 1350.75 2796.95 547.25
5439.55 1356 2784.3 547
5467.85 1331.4 2874.5 540.55
5447.1 1316.6 2869.25 538.25
5439.25 1314.3 2863.8 531.5
5486.15 1309.8 2874.65 540.1
5460.7 1294.9 2829.05 536.35
5420.6 1289.1 2810.9 520.25
5416.45 1315.6 2772.7 519.95
5452.1 1328.2 2777.25 527.2
5418.3 1336.6 2761.9 517.8
5414.15 1330.75 2750.5 513.6
5479.15 1353.25 2807.25 521.85
5540.2 1363.55 2804.6 522.3
5530.65 1367 2769.6 518.9
5543.5 1381.25 2803.15 521.55
5505.1 1372.15 2765.25 513.75
5462.35 1361.7 2770.9 497
5477.9 1367.8 2765.65 501.85
5408.7 1326.95 2709.9 510.15
Profitability of Pidilite can be measured on the following parameters
1. Return on Total Assets/ Funds Employed
2011 2006
PBIT 427.67 135.03
Total Assets 1426.25 467.64
ROTA( ROI) 29.99 28.87
It can be seen from the above table that ROTA has marginally increased from 28.87 in 2006 to 29.99 in 2011. Hence the firm has maintained a return on investment of roughly 30% over the years i.e. for every Rs 100 capital invested, the firm generates Rs 30.
2. Return on Equity/Net worth
2011 2006
PBT 397.51 131.25
Net Worth 1139.52 412.35
ROE 34.88 31.83
It can be seen that the Return On Equity is higher than the Return On Investments. The source of this additional earnings is the borrowings of the company in terms of debt ( secured and unsecured loans) Since the ROE is greater than the ROTA it can be deduced that ROTA is greater than the interest paid by Pidilite on its loans and also the ratio of Debt to networth is positive.
In the above two cases we see that there has been a marginal increase in ROTA and ROE which indicates the fact that the firm maintains a constant profitability. Further examination of the factors influencing the above
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