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Growth in %
-14.36%
1 Year
-3.62%
2 Year
3.13%
3 Year
There has been a gradual decrease in the revenue of the company due to the COVID-19 lockdown restrictions that curbed its operations. Revenue fell by 14% from the previous year in FY20. Revenue from operations, i.e., the sale of finished products, fell by 12%, and the other income of the company has witnessed a total fall of 88% from the previous year. The company increased its marketing costs in FY21, but it was not enough to improve the total sales of the company.
Growth in %
22.08%
1 Year
2.65%
2 Year
15.62%
3 Year
Profit after tax of the company showed substantial growth of 22% from previous year despite of lower total income in FY21, which was a result of judicious cost management. Raw materials that are used to produce like stainless steel scrap had seen a fall in the Indian market, making it cheaper and hence cost of manufacturing fell by 16% and other manufacturing expense fell by 17%. Total expense altogether fell by 15% and hence reducing the cost and higher profit in FY21.
Growth in %
22.09%
1 Year
2.65%
2 Year
15.62%
3 Year
In FY21, there has been no changes in the number of shares of the company, hence the growth in EPS has entirely been brought by the growth in the profits of the company.
Growth in %
6.34%
1 Year
6.39%
2 Year
The total equity of the company in FY21, grew by 7% from FY20. This growth has been brought by the increase in the general reserves of the company, mostly surplus the company has accumulated from the increase in the net profits.
Growth in %
2.74%
1 Year
22.34%
2 Year
15.13%
3 Year
The EBITDA of the company grew by 3% in FY20. The company's total expenses have decreased by Rs. 92 Cr in absolute terms, accounting for less expense per unit of total revenue, which has decreased by 0.3% since FY20. This fall in revenue is due to the cheap raw materials procured by the company and also on account of lower expenses on employee benefits, which in absolute terms fell by Rs. 70 Cr from FY20.
Growth in %
1.88%
1 Year
28.94%
2 Year
19.06%
3 Year
The EBIT of the company, on the other hand, grew by 2%. The company has invested in its assets, mostly in building, plant and equipment, to achieve operating efficiency in the long term, accounting for Rs. 39 lakhs in addition in absolute depreciation from FY20.
Growth in %
-1.82%
1 Year
3.57%
2 Year
9.69%
3 Year
The total assets of the company has witnessed marginal decline due to a gradual decrease in capital work in progress and long term loans and advances of the company.
Growth in %
-19.20%
1 Year
38.91%
2 Year
102.52%
3 Year
The cash flow operation has been greatly impacted. The cash flow from operations witnessed a fall of 19% from FY20 primarily due to decrease in the payables of the company and increase in the sundry debtors of the company in FY21 from FY20.
The D/E ratio of the company has improved from FY20, which was primarily due to no long term borrowings of the company in FY20. Total debt of the company reduced to half in FY21 from FY20. Also, the company has taken working capital limit of Rs. 25 Cr from SBI in FY21 against Rs. 34 Cr in FY20 from SBI, which further reduced the debt of the company and lower D/E ratio in FY21.
There is a marginal decrease in current ratio and quick ratio majorly due to higher short term working capital loan from M/s. State Bank of India, Commercial Branch, Coimbatore which is repayable on demand , secured on current assets of the company i.e. raw materials, stock in progress, finished goods, receivables and other current assets of the company, which fell by Rs. 14 Cr from FY20.
There is a significant increase in interest coverage ratio which is primarily due to lower finance cost in FY21. The company did not take any long term borrowing in FY21, which led to zero processing fee and interest cost in FY21, that was charged in FY20.
Due to lower cost of materials consumed and other manufacturing expense in 2021 against 201, company has able to increase its profitability margins i.e. EBIT, EBITDA, PAT, PBT margin%.
A gradual increase in profitability can be seen due to the high profit made by the company in FY21 due to the low finance costs and expenses of the company. Return on capital employed has seen a marginal decline, which was a result of more equity in the company, with an increase in the capital employed of Rs. 4 Cr against an increase in profits of Rs. 2 Cr. In FY20, despite an increase in the total revenue, the company was very inefficient at reducing its expenses, and the total liability of the company increased dramatically, which led to a fall in all of the profitability ratios of the company.
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