A Study On Financial Analysis of Ultratech Cement Industry: Dr. C. Vadivel, K. Satya Bhama
A Study On Financial Analysis of Ultratech Cement Industry: Dr. C. Vadivel, K. Satya Bhama
A Study On Financial Analysis of Ultratech Cement Industry: Dr. C. Vadivel, K. Satya Bhama
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Abstract: This optimization modeling took into account mixtures of primary fuel (mineral coal, pet-coke and heavy oil) and its
alternative fuel which is agricultural waste (rice husk, sugar waste and ground shell). The optimization simulation models predict the
cost benefit to the manufacturer using alternative fuel, environmental impact to world and finally the quality of the cement produced to
the end user. The results show that the cost of cement production can be reduced by 30 to 70% with the use of alternative fuel (Rice
husk, Sugar cane waste, ground nut shell) and without greatly affecting the final product. The main goal of the article is the comparison
of the possible use of secondary energy products. Used fly ashes, respectively steel dusts in cement mixes derive from production in
Moravian-Silesian Region. The research focused on their influence on the chemical and physico-mechanical characteristics of the fresh
and solid mixture. The aim was to find suitable formulations for grouting works, highway construction possibly rehabilitation of
underground cavities created by mining activities. The introduction is mentioned the history of waste utilization up to current use as a
product and the overall state of the problem.
Table 1
Ratio Analysis of Ultratech Cement
Year CR QR DER NP INV.R ATR
2014-15 0.9 0.59 0.35 73.42 8.34 65.13
2015-16 0.86 0.66 0.23 86.37 10.41 61.91
2016-17 1.55 1.27 0.22 95.72 10.74 60.82
2017-18 0.96 0.68 0.64 81.25 9.61 54.78
2018-19 0.97 0.69 0.63 81.25 9.61 61.09
MEAN 1.048 0.778 0.414 83.602 9.742 60.746
STD.DEV 0.284201 0.277795 0.208159 8.204338 0.927723 3.751377
COFF. 0.271184 0.357063 0.502799 0.098136 0.095229 0.061755
Source: Primary Data
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Energy Savings Potential in Selected Industrial
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Source: primary Data
Interpretation
List of Abbreviation
CR - CURRENT RATIO
The table-2 shows the ratio analysis of Ultratech cement.
QR - QUICK RATIO
Fixed asset turnover ratio and debtors turnover ratio is
DER - DEBIT EQUITY RATIO
satisfaction level of position. Dividend payout ratio is a
NP - NET PROFIT RATIO
declined position. Return on capital employment is a
INVTR - INVENTORY TURNOVER RATIO
satisfactory. Standard deviation and coefficient of variance
ATR - ASSET TURNOVER RATIO
of satisfactory is in stage.
STDV - STANDARD DEVIATION
COVAR - COFFICIENT OF VARIATION
Findings
RCM - RETURN ON CAPITAL EMPLOYMENT
FATR - FIXED ASSET TURNOVER RATIO
1) From the above data analysis it has been found that, the
LTDR - LONG TERM DEBT EQUITY RATIO
companies‟ profitability ratio is satisfied.
DTR - DEBTORS TURNOVER RATIO
2) Both turnover ratios are satisfactory.
DPR - DIVIDEND PAYOUT RATIO
3) Position funds should be utilized properly.
4) Better Awareness to increase the sales is suggested.
5) Cost cut down mechanics can be employed.
6) Better production technique can be employed.
7. Conclusion
Financial ratios are essentially concerned with the
identification of significant accounting data relationships,
which give the decision into the financial performance of a
company. The analysis of financial statements is a process
of evaluating the relationship of component parts of
financial statements to obtain a better understanding of the
firm„s position and performance.
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