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Get complete analysis on Minosha India Unlisted Shares & Information Like- Revenue Growth, Net Profit Growth, EPS Growth, Operating Profit Growth, & Minosha India Board of Directors.
Growth in %
-31.89%
1 Year
-23.04%
3 Year
-22.67%
5 Year
Because of the irregularity of logistic and supply chain management, the company's overall revenue has declined dramatically over the last four financial years. The company is unable to deliver orders on time, resulting in a payment cycle issue. To boost efficiency, management must take the appropriate steps.
Growth in %
NA
1 Year
NA
3 Year
NA
5 Year
The company's earnings after tax and operational profits have both improved significantly. After taking over the firm, the new management has improved the company's sourcing and reduced costs. In the future, the management plans to attain and improve on industry benchmarks. Since the previous ten financial years, the firm has been losing a lot of money.
Growth in %
NA
1 Year
NA
3 Year
NA
5 Year
A significant improvement in EPS can be seen. The new management after taking charge of the company has optimized company's sourcing and rationalized its costs.
Growth in %
NA
1 Year
NA
3 Year
NA
5 Year
A significant increase in book value of the company can be seen which is due infusion of fresh capital by the new promoters of the company after a successful resolution of Ricoh India Ltd under Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.
Growth in %
59.85%
1 Year
NA
3 Year
NA
5 Year
The company's EBITDA increased by 60% y-o-y in FY21 compared to FY20. In FY21, the company's operational expenditures reduced by 17% y-o-y in FY21 over FY20. After taking over the firm, the new management has improved the company's sourcing and reduced costs.
Growth in %
110.99%
1 Year
NA
3 Year
NA
5 Year
Growth in %
13.38%
1 Year
1.90%
3 Year
-7.13%
5 Year
The company's assets increased by 13% y-o-y in FY21 compared to FY20. The company's PPE, particularly land, building, plant, and machinery, has risen by a little amount.
Growth in %
-94.07%
1 Year
NA
3 Year
NA
5 Year
A change in cashflow from operations can be detected. We can see a sharp increase in FY20, which is due to the impact of the merger. The company's retained earnings grew as a result of the merger, which had an influence on cash flow from operations. The new administration has improved the company's sourcing and cut costs since taking over.
When Minosha India acquired Richo India in FY20, the post-revaluation of Richo India's assets and liabilities transferred to the company's reserves . The corporation paid off its debts and put the rest in reserves, resulting in a rise in retained earnings and the issuance of equity shares following the merger happened. Because of both effects, the company's total equity increased. All these impacted the company's D/E ratio, which eventually fell in FY20.
The increase in the current ratio and quick ratio is primarily because of the decrease in current financial liabilities of the company. During the year, the company paid it financial liabilities as per successful resolution of Ricoh India Ltd under Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. The company's liquidity ratios suggest the company has does not have a strong liquidity position. The management intends to achieve and improve on industry metrics in future.
A turnaround in the interest coverage ratio is due to a significant decrease in borrowing as per successful resolution of Ricoh India Ltd under Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. A ratio of 4.3x indicates a moderate risk of solvency.
Following the extensive execution of the authorized Resolution Plan, the company's overall efficiency rose in FY21 over FY20. After taking over the firm, the new management has improved the company's sourcing and reduced costs. Because of the lower depreciation expenditure, the company's EBIT has grown, and its PAT has also gone positive after five financial years. (For the years FY16 to FY20).
The company shows a significant improvement in its profitability. The new management after taking charge of the company has optimized company's sourcing and rationalized its costs. The management intends to achieve and improve on industry metrics in future. The company had a negative equity and capital employed for the FY18 and FY19, the company was infused with fresh capital after a successful resolution of Ricoh India Ltd under Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code.
Because the company issued equity shares post the merger and the reserves of the company increased due to the effect of purchase price allocation, the company's ROE increased 20% y-o-y in FY20 from FY19. As a result, total equity grew from Rs.-1210 crore in FY19 to Rs.1174 crore in FY20. This approach had an impact on the ROE in FY 20. In FY21, the company became profitable, and the ROE increased.
The company's ROA has improved as a result of increased long-term investment in FY21 and the company's profitability after 5 financial years.
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