Final PPT of Fsa
Final PPT of Fsa
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BUSINESS MODEL
1. Trading and Distribution
• Chemicals & Polymers: Veritas India Ltd imports and distributes chemicals and polymers, which are essential raw
materials for various industries, including plastics, pharmaceuticals, and agriculture.
• Paper & Metals: The company is also involved in the trading of paper products and metals. It sources these materials
from global suppliers and sells them to industries in India.
2. Logistics and Supply Chain Management
• Global Sourcing: The company leverages its international networks to source products from various countries. It
ensures a steady supply of high-quality raw materials and industrial products.
• Supply Chain Efficiency: Veritas India Ltd focuses on efficient supply chain management to maintain cost-effectiveness
and ensure timely delivery of products.
3. Strategic Partnerships
• Vendor Relationships: The company maintains strong relationships with international suppliers, enabling it to offer a
diverse range of products at competitive prices.
• Customer Base: Veritas India Ltd caters to a wide range of industries in India, providing customized solutions to meet
the specific needs of its customers
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4. Revenue Streams
• Sales of Imported Goods: The primary revenue stream for Veritas India Ltd is the sale of imported chemicals, polymers,
metals, and paper products.
• Value-Added Services: The company may also provide value-added services, such as technical support and logistics
services, which can generate additional revenue.
5. Market Position
• Diversified Product Portfolio: Veritas India Ltd’s diversified product portfolio helps it mitigate risks associated with
dependence on any single product or market segment.
• Global Presence: By sourcing products globally, the company reduces the risk of supply chain disruptions and takes
advantage of global market opportunities.
6. Sustainability and Compliance
• Regulatory Compliance: The company adheres to environmental regulations and industry standards, ensuring its
operations are sustainable and compliant with legal requirements.
• Sustainability Initiatives: Veritas India Ltd may engage in sustainability initiatives to enhance its reputation and reduce
its environmental impact.
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The Problem
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Mar 24 Mar 23 Mar 22 Mar 21 Mar 20
INCOME
Total Revenue
EXPENSES
247.59 234.69 356.45 431.27 549.63
INCOME
Purchase Of Stock-In Trade 231.61 180.67 420.71 407.65 406.44 STATEMENT
Changes In Inventories Of FG, WIP And Stock-
2.93 34.96 -78.47 -0.21 120.55
In Trade
Mar 24
3.97
Mar 23
12mths 12 mths
6.20
Mar 22
12 mths
6.78
Mar 21
12 mths
8.48
Mar 20
12 mths
CONTD.
OTHER ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
RAW MATERIALS
SHAREHOLDER'S FUNDS
BALANCE
Total Reserves and Surplus 189.71 186.10 182.22 176.28 170.33
NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES
CURRENT LIABILITIES
NON-CURRENT ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS
CONTD.
Inventories 40.94 43.87 78.83 0.37 0.16
Short Term Loans And Advances 21.61 15.52 13.49 27.43 36.26
Other Earnings - - - - -
BONUS DETAILS
CONTD.
NON-CURRENT INVESTMENTS
CURRENT INVESTMENTS
•SHAREHOLDER'S FUNDS:
• Equity Share Capital: Stable at ₹2.68 Cr across all years.
• Reserves and Surplus: Gradual increase from ₹170.33 Cr (Mar 2020) to ₹189.71 Cr (Mar 2024).
• Total Shareholders' Funds: Increased from ₹173.01 Cr (Mar 2020) to ₹192.40 Cr (Mar 2024).
•NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES:
• Other Long-Term Liabilities: Fluctuated significantly, from ₹6.12 Cr (Mar 2020) to ₹258.97 Cr (Mar 2024).
• Total Non-Current Liabilities: Notable increase to ₹259.17 Cr (Mar 2024) from ₹6.23 Cr (Mar 2020).
•CURRENT LIABILITIES:
• Trade Payables: Volatile, peaking at ₹344.81 Cr (Mar 2020) but reduced to ₹34.31 Cr (Mar 2024).
• Total Current Liabilities: Decreased from ₹347.92 Cr (Mar 2020) to ₹51.44 Cr (Mar 2024).
•TOTAL CAPITAL AND LIABILITIES: DESPITE FLUCTUATIONS, TOTAL LIABILITIES HOVERED AROUND ₹500 CR, ENDING AT
₹503.01 CR (MAR 2024).
2. ASSETS
•NON-CURRENT ASSETS:
• Tangible Assets: Gradual decline from ₹3.60 Cr (Mar 2020) to ₹1.82 Cr (Mar 2024).
• Non-Current Investments: Increased steadily from ₹302.54 Cr (Mar 2020) to ₹387.91 Cr (Mar 2024).
• Total Non-Current Assets: Grew from ₹307.38 Cr (Mar 2020) to ₹424.14 Cr (Mar 2024).
•CURRENT ASSETS:
• Inventories: Significant fluctuations, peaking at ₹78.83 Cr (Mar 2022) before reducing to ₹40.94 Cr (Mar 2024).
• Trade Receivables: Decreased from ₹182.22 Cr (Mar 2020) to ₹13.24 Cr (Mar 2024).
• Total Current Assets: Declined from ₹219.78 Cr (Mar 2020) to ₹78.87 Cr (Mar 2024).
•TOTAL ASSETS: STABILIZED AROUND ₹500 CR, FINISHING AT ₹503.01 CR (MAR 2024).
3. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
•CONTINGENT LIABILITIES: PEAKED AT ₹450.99 CR (MAR 2023) BUT RECORDED AS ZERO IN MAR 2024.
•NON-CURRENT INVESTMENTS: UNQUOTED BOOK VALUE INCREASED FROM ₹301.99 CR (MAR 2020) TO ₹386.99 CR (MAR 2023).
KEY OBSERVATIONS:
•LIQUIDITY CONCERNS: THE SHARP DECREASE IN TRADE RECEIVABLES AND CURRENT LIABILITIES INDICATES POTENTIAL CASH FLOW
ADJUSTMENTS.
•INCREASING LONG-TERM LIABILITIES: SIGNIFICANT GROWTH IN LONG-TERM LIABILITIES COULD INDICATE FUTURE REPAYMENT
CHALLENGES.
•STEADY SHAREHOLDER'S EQUITY: REFLECTS A STABLE FINANCIAL FOUNDATION, WITH A GRADUAL INCREASE IN RESERVES AND
SURPLUS.
•ASSET ALLOCATION SHIFT: A SHIFT TOWARDS NON-CURRENT INVESTMENTS AND AWAY FROM CURRENT ASSETS, WHICH COULD
AFFECT SHORT-TERM LIQUIDITY BUT MIGHT REFLECT A LONG-TERM GROWTH STRATEGY
Mar'24 Mar '23 Mar '22 Mar '21 Mar '20
Net OperatingProfit Per Share (Rs) 91.50 85.02 132.00 157.72 202.42
FINANCIAL
Profitability Ratios
RATIO
Profit Before Interest And Tax Margin(%) 1.98 -0.86 1.40 0.01 0.37
Financial Charges Coverage Ratio Post Tax 2.73 78.84 23.91 28.91 27.27
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Number of Days In WorkingCapital -324.56 -199.91 -132.35 -90.52
329.89
Profit &Loss Account Ratios
CONTD.
Cash FlowIndicator Ratios
1. Profitability Ratios
• Operating Profit Margin (%): Fluctuates from -0.75% in 2023 to 2.13% in 2024. The positive change
suggests improved operational efficiency or cost management.
• Net Profit Margin (%): Stable over the years, ranging from 1.53% to 1.75%, indicating consistent
profitability.
• Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) (%): Decreased from 5.18% in 2020 to 3.51% in 2024, implying
reduced efficiency in using capital to generate profits.
• Return on Net Worth (RONW) (%): Also declining, from 4.90% in 2020 to 1.96% in 2024, signaling lower
returns for shareholders over time.
2. Liquidity and Solvency Ratios
• Current Ratio: Dropped from 0.62 in 2020 to 0.35 in 2024, indicating potential liquidity issues and a
reduced ability to cover short-term liabilities.
• Quick Ratio: Also decreased from 0.62 in 2020 to 0.24 in 2024, reinforcing concerns about liquidity.
• Debt Equity Ratio: Very low at 0.06 in 2024, suggesting that Veritas relies more on equity financing than
debt, reducing financial risk but potentially limiting growth opportunities.
4. Management Efficiency Ratios
• Inventory Turnover Ratio: Increased from 5.20 in 2023 to 5.99 in 2024, suggesting improved inventory
management.
• Debtors Turnover Ratio: Rose from 3.78 in 2023 to 8.68 in 2024, indicating that Veritas has become more
efficient in collecting receivables.
5. Cash Flow Indicator Ratios
• Earning Retention Ratio: 100% across all years, meaning the company is retaining all its earnings for
reinvestment rather than distributing them as dividends.
Key Insights:
• Profitability has seen some recovery from the dip in 2023.
• Liquidity has weakened considerably, as shown by the low current and quick ratios.
• Debt management seems conservative, with low debt levels, but the company’s ability to cover interest
has worsened significantly in 2024.
• Operational efficiency in managing inventory and collecting receivables has improved.
Mar- Mar- Mar- Mar- Mar-
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Total Revenue
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COMMON
SIZE INCOME
EXPENSES
STATEMENT
Changes In Inventories Of FG,WIP And Stock-In Trade 468% -357% -76% 119% -226%
Employee Benefit Expenses 284% 288% 322% 379% 357%
Finance Costs 8% 8% 4% 9% 5%
Depreciation And Amortisation Expenses 48% 38% 41% 54% 57%
Other Expenses 351% 350% 356% 679% 842%
BALANCE
Trade Payables 3581% 3789% 4012% 3622% 3412%
Other Current Liabilities 193% 183% 167% 203% 155%
Short TermProvisions 27% 14% 15% 20% 19%
SHEET
Total Current Liabilities 3800% 3986% 4194% 3845% 3587%
Total Capital and Liabilities 10000% 10000% 10000% 10000% 10000%
ASSETS
NON-CURRENTASSETS
Tangible Assets 327% 398% 358% 487% 627%
Intangible Assets 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%
Fixed Assets 327% 398% 358% 487% 628%
Non-Current Investments 245% 270% 333% 398% 457%
Deferred TaxAssets [Net] 58% 50% 60% 57% 75%
Other Non-Current Assets 78% 79% 11% 32% 23%
Total Non-Current Assets 708% 798% 762% 974% 1183%
CURRENTASSETS
Current Investments 2339% 1527% 1667% 1170% 614%
Inventories 1214% 2292% 1975% 2193% 2756%
Trade Receivables 5007% 4966% 4636% 4228% 4776%
Cash And Cash Equivalents 637% 334% 770% 1207% 290%
OtherCurrentAssets 94% 83% 189% 228% 380%
Total Current Assets 9292% 9202% 9238% 9026% 8817%
Total Assets 10000% 10000% 10000% 10000% 10000%
Altman Z-Score Calculation
Formula Variables Interpretation
Z-Score = 1.2A + 1.4B + 3.3C + A: Working Capital / Total Assets, Z-score above 2.99 indicates low
0.6D B: Retained Earnings / Total Assets, risk of bankruptcy, 1.81 - 2.99
+ 1.0E C: EBIT / Total Assets, D: Market indicates moderate risk, and below
Value of Equity / Total Liabilities, E: 1.81 indicates high risk.
Sales / Total Assets
VERITAS (INDIA) ALTMAN Z-SCORE CALCULATION
ALTMAN Z-SCORE MODEL IS AN ACCURATE FORECASTER OF FAILURE UP TO TWO YEARS PRIOR TO DISTRESS. IT CAN BE CONSIDERED
THE ASSESSMENT OF THE DISTRESS OF INDUSTRIAL CORPORATIONS.
VERITAS (INDIA)'S ALTMAN Z-SCORE FOR TODAY IS CALCULATED WITH THIS FORMULA:
DISTRESS ZONES - 1.81 < GREY ZONES < 2.99 - SAFE ZONES
STUDY BY ALTMAN FOUND THAT COMPANIES THAT ARE IN DISTRESS ZONE HAVE MORE THAN 80% OF CHANCES OF BANKRUPTCY IN TWO YEARS.
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