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Forecasting Financial

Statements

Users
Analysts: to forecast CFs, EPS and other
indicators in valuation, credit analysis
Managers of the firm
Plan firms financial needs
Overall planning & operations
Inventory levels, receivables, capex, dividends, taxes

Performance evaluation

Amiya Sahu, GIM, 2014

Methods
Percentage of Sales: looking at past 3
yr. data
Inventory was 13.5, 12.8, and 14.2 % of sales
for yr1, yr2 & yr3 respectively. On average,
inventory has been 13.5 % of sales. Thus,
given the sales forecast of Rs. 350 crores,
inventory is forecasted to be 0.135(350) = Rs.
47.3 crore
On average accounts payable has been 8.7 %
of sales; thus, accounts payable is estimated to
be 0.087(350) =Rs. 30.5 crore
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Methods
Ratios:
Assuming all sales were on credit and a 365 day year,
the firm took 38, 40, and 43 days for collection of
receivables in yr1, yr2 & yr3 respectively.
Given these ratios and some planned improvements in
the billing and collection processes, management
believes that next years receivables will be collected
in 40 days, on average.
Thus, next years receivables is forecasted to be 40
(350/365) = Rs. 38.4 crore.
The firms profit margin averaged 5.4 %. Using this
three-year average, net income for 2015 is forecasted
to be 0.054($350) = Rs. 18.9 crore
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Methods
Regression: The cash balances is plotted
against sales and the "best fit" lines drawn in y =
0.05 (sales) + 0.93. This statistical relationship
along with the sales forecast of Rs. 350 can be
can be used to forecast the new level of cash.
2015 forecasted cash will be Rs. 18.5 crore = 0.93 +
0.05(350).
Unless the intercept term in the regression equation is
close to zero, the percent of sales method and the
regression technique will give slightly different
estimates.

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Steps
Understand Past Performance
Drivers of Profitability & Growth
Forecast Sales
Quantity
Value

Forecast other income


Forecast Expenses
Operating
Non-operating

Forecast Assets, Liabilities & Shareholders Funds


Forecast Ratios/ Cash Flows
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Data/ Info. required

Income Statement
Balance sheet
Cash flow statement
Data of products segment: Product details
Raw material consumed
Forex Transaction
Capital expenditure projects
Management Discussion & Analysis (MDA) Report
Directors report
Notes to accounts
Conference call transcripts
Key news articles (cover stories in Magazines/ newspaper/
websites)
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Dealing with Past Data


Try to get data for at least 3 years. 5 years is
better
Make sure that they are consistent
Collect important historical data for companys
industry and its major competitors
Create benchmarks to judge if co. is doing well or
poorly and where is the room for improvement
Get data on industry forecasts for mkt growth,
pricing trends, general economic forecasts: GDP,
interest rate trends

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Past performance measures


Growth in sales & profits
Growth in assets
Ratios

Profitability
Return ratios
Asset utilization
Liquidity
Leverage

Common size

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Case: SpeedAuto Ltd.

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Past Performance: IS Numbers


SpeedAuto ltd.

Mar08

Mar09

Mar10

Mar11

Growth in Total Income

-3.66%

29.00%

47.95%

Growth in Sales

-2.17%

29.30%

39.31%

Growth in Expenses

-3.83%

20.51%

40.58%

-15.71%

130.69%

75.81%

Growth in EBIDTA
Growth in PAT
EBIDTA Margin
EBIDTA Margin (Adjusted)
Net Profit Margin
expenses,
Net ProfitCompensation
Margin (Adjusted)to

-13.40% 159.76%
96.44%
12.84%
11.23%
20.09%
23.87%
15.22%
13.89%
22.51%
27.51%
7.41%
6.66%
13.41%
17.81%
employees,
Indirect
taxes,
repair
& mainte
6.81%
6.49%
12.92%
13.77%

M
G&A as a % to Total Income have come down.

tal Income for 2011 had an effect of Rs. 887.8 Crores from P&E Income.

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Income Statement (Common Size)


Total income
Sales
Income from financial services
Other income
Prior period & extra-ordinary income
Change in stock
Total expenses
Raw materials, stores & spares
Purchase of finished goods
Power, fuel & water charges
Compensation to employees
Indirect taxes
Royalties, technical know-how fees, etc.
Rent & lease rent
Repairs & maintenance
Insurance premium
Outsourced professional jobs
Directors' fees
S, G & A
Miscellaneous expenses
Treasury operations expenses
Total provisions
Write-offs
Prior period & extra-ordinary expenses
PBDITA
Depreciation
Amortization
PBIT
Interest Paid
PBT
Provision for Tax
PAT
Adjusted PAT

Mar-08
Mar-09
104.04%
102.45%
100.00%
100.00%
2.84%
1.56%
0.50%
0.62%
0.69%
0.27%
0.69%
-0.26%
97.02%
95.37%
66.03%
63.90%
2.93%
3.90%
0.71%
0.63%
4.61%
5.73%
10.89%
6.61%
0.04%
0.06%
0.06%
0.08%
0.74%
0.74%
0.02%
0.01%
0.01%
0.01%
0.00%
0.01%
3.99%
4.22%
2.13%
2.41%
0.02%
3.22%
0.01%
0.07%
0.09%
0.06%
0.07%
0.06%
13.36%
11.51%
1.70%
1.32%
0.03%
0.00%
11.63%
10.19%
0.05%
0.22%
11.57%
9.97%
3.86%
3.14%
7.71%
6.82%
7.09%
6.61%
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Mar-10
102.22%
100.00%
1.20%
0.43%
0.59%
0.38%
88.89%
62.64%
3.39%
0.57%
4.80%
5.06%
0.03%
0.08%
0.61%
0.02%
0.01%
0.01%
3.59%
2.01%
0.00%
0.01%
0.17%
0.06%
20.54%
1.07%
0.00%
19.46%
0.05%
19.42%
5.71%
13.71%
13.18%

Mar-11
108.56%
100.00%
2.99%
0.42%
5.14%
0.48%
89.70%
65.98%
3.29%
0.50%
2.86%
5.55%
0.01%
0.07%
0.46%
0.01%
0.01%
0.01%
2.71%
1.59%
0.00%
0.59%
0.11%
0.12%
25.92%
0.72%
0.00%
25.20%
0.01%
25.19%
5.85%
19.33%
14.31%

Average
104.32%
100.00%
2.15%
0.49%
1.67%
0.32%
92.75%
64.63%
3.38%
0.60%
4.50%
7.03%
0.03%
0.07%
0.64%
0.02%
0.01%
0.01%
3.63%
2.04%
0.81%
0.17%
0.11%
0.08%
17.83%
1.20%
0.01%
16.62%
0.08%
16.54%
4.64%
11.89%
10.30%

Past Performance: BS Numbers


SpeedAuto Ltd.

Mar09

Mar10

Mar11

Growth in Assets

22.28%

44.55%

34.94%

Growth in NFA

18.92%

-2.93%

1.98%

Growth in Working Capital

46.23%

105.90%

26.72%

Growth in Shareholders' Funds

17.77%

56.62%

67.68%

18.24% -15.02%
28.06%
27.29%
18.32%
30.41%
36.37%
51.80%
37.49%
29.45%
27.20%
1.23%
2.75%
20.01%
the fixed
have not.
0.84assets0.84
0.46

-75.67%
13.85%
48.65%
35.84%
9.57%
0.07

Growth in Borrowings
NFAs as % of TAs
CAs as % of TAs
Investments as % of TAs
Cash as a % of TAs
Total D/E
assets have grown but

Mar08

Investments have grown.


What is the source of growth in CAs?
Shareholders funds have a very good growth
SpeedAutos dependence on Debt has reduced.
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Assets
Gross fixed assets
Land & building
Plant & machinery
Transport & comm. equipment/infrastructure
Furniture,amenities & other fixed assets
Capital work-in-progress
Less: Cumulative depreciation
Net fixed assets
Investments
Equity shares
Mutual funds
Debt instruments
Deferred tax assets
Current assets
Cash & bank balance
Inventories
Receivables
Sundry debtors
Expenses paid in advance
Loans & advances
Total assets
Net worth
Paid up equity capital (net of forfeited capital)
Reserves & surplus
Total borrowings
Bank borrowings
Foreign borrowings
Deferred credit
Current liabilities & provisions
Sundry creditors
Deposits & advances from customers & employees
Other current liabilities
Provisions
Deferred tax liability
Total liabilities

31.77%
5.69%
23.45%
0.88%
0.42%
1.29%
17.63%
14.14%
18.89%
6.39%
1.11%
12.29%
1.34%
18.14%
0.62%
3.57%
7.07%
2.81%
4.07%
0.70%
50.40%
16.19%
0.44%
14.72%
13.61%
0.07%
0.00%
13.54%
19.15%
8.96%
1.01%
0.67%
8.51%
1.45%
50.40%

36.07%
6.14%
24.41%
3.73%
0.49%
1.27%
18.88%
17.19%
18.55%
7.97%
3.54%
7.57%
1.67%
26.65%
1.73%
3.53%
10.14%
3.74%
7.51%
0.76%
63.00%
19.50%
1.51%
17.99%
16.45%
0.08%
2.59%
13.78%
25.34%
8.34%
1.29%
2.94%
12.76%
1.72%
63.00%

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28.26%
4.83%
19.11%
2.90%
0.41%
0.97%
15.35%
12.91%
19.16%
6.83%
0.44%
12.18%
1.53%
38.42%
14.09%
3.60%
7.35%
1.93%
11.45%
0.35%
70.43%
23.62%
1.17%
22.45%
10.81%
0.12%
0.00%
10.69%
34.46%
12.67%
1.64%
2.01%
18.13%
1.55%
70.43%

20.53%
3.83%
13.68%
1.81%
0.31%
0.86%
11.08%
9.45%
24.45%
6.12%
0.17%
18.80%
0.97%
35.29%
6.53%
3.17%
9.61%
2.10%
13.88%
0.16%
68.23%
28.42%
1.68%
26.75%
1.89%
0.14%
0.78%
0.97%
36.77%
11.25%
1.53%
1.26%
22.73%
1.14%
68.23%

29.16%
5.12%
20.16%
2.33%
0.41%
1.10%
15.74%
13.42%
20.26%
6.83%
1.32%
12.71%
1.38%
29.62%
5.74%
3.47%
8.54%
2.64%
9.23%
0.49%
63.02%
21.93%
1.20%
20.48%
10.69%
0.10%
0.84%
9.74%
28.93%
10.31%
1.37%
1.72%
15.53%
1.46%
63.02%

Return Ratios
SpeedAuto Ltd.

Mar08 Mar09

ROA

ROCE

Mar10

Mar11

16.82% 31.40% 41.21%


26.73% 55.67% 82.93%

ROE

37.86% 70.87% 85.21%

ROA (net of P&E income/exp)

16.47% 30.54% 33.00%

ROCE (net of P&E income/exp)


ROE (net of P&E income/exp)

26.18% 54.14% 66.39%

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36.70% 68.10% 63.07%

Asset Utilization
Total Asset turnover

1.69

1.65

1.78

NFA Turnover

6.32

7.63

10.69

Inventory turnover

22.75

24.38

27.38

Debtors Turnover

30.25

41.46

57.37

1.69% 13.78%

6.01%

Cash as % of Total Income

0.60%

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Cash Flows
SpeedAuto Ltd.
Net cash flow from operating activities
Net profit before tax & extra-ordinary income
Add: Adjustments for non-cash and non-operating
expenses
Less: Adjstments for non-cash and non-operating income
Operating cash flow before working capital changes
Add:Cash inflow due to
Less: Cash outflow due to
Net cash inflow from investing activities
Less: Cash outflow due to investing activities
Add: Cash inflow due to investing activities
Net cash inflow or (outflow) from financing activities
Less: Cash outflow due to financing activities
Add: Cash inflow from financing activities
Net increase or (decrease) in cash & cash equivalents
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Mar-09
360.3
958.1

Mar-10
2,703.90
2,594.40

Mar-11
1,898.90
3,523.90

364.7

160.5

256.6

116.2
1,206.60
10.8
275.2
-205.7
544
338.3
-73.8
322.3
248.5
80.8

147.4
2,607.60
976.7
107.4
-2,184.50
2,311.00
126.5
-554.8
571.9
17.1
-35.5

383.9
3,396.60
456.1
861.8
-678
1,098.90
420.9
-765.9
947.4
181.5
455.1

Valuation Measures
SpeedAuto Ltd.

Mar-08

Mar-09

Mar-10

Book value per share (Rs.)


Price / book value (PB)
(times)
Earnings per share (EPS)
(Rs.)

129.23

202.4

169.69

194.26

4.79

9.95

8.62

8.17

45.37

117.57

90.38

94.55

Cash Flow per share

24.90

186.89

65.62

65.62

Adjusted market price

309.23

1,007.40

1,463.25

1,586.85

13.63

17.14

16.19

16.78

PE (times)
Market capitalisation
Borrowings
Enterprise value

Mar-11 12-Oct-11

8,947.95 29,150.83 42,341.63 45,918.21


1,334.29

1,577.67

1,340.65

326.22

326.22

9,294.34 27,203.32 38,262.51 41,839.09

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Forecasting Sales & Total


Income
The first step is to
forecast SALES
Rule of thumb
estimates
Professional
economic
estimates, market
research & analysis
of competitive
situation

Practical consideration
Production capacity
(additions if any)
Sales Quantity & Value
Study industry / firm
specific forecast reports
Make assumptions
Forecast sales Quantity
& Value
Forecast income from
other sources
Forecast total income

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Analysis production capacity:


SpeedAuto
Product 1

Measure
Capacity
Production
Capacity utilisation (%)
Opening stock
Opening stock value
Closing stock
Closing stock value
Sales quantity
Growth in sales quantity
Sales value

Mar-07

Mar-08 Mar-09 Mar-10 Mar-11


3,400.00 3,960.00 3,900.00 4,500.00
2,161.03 1,888.89 2,513.90 3,404.04
63.55
47.69
64.45
75.64
36.66
62.4
43.33
53.92
112.32
169.48
128.61
159.65
62.4
43.33
53.92
74.39
169.48
128.61
159.65
230.27
2,139.03 1,907.81 2,506.85 3,387.04
-10.81% 31.40% 35.11%
7,044.00 6,353.01 8,849.85 12,565.91

Value/ Unit

3.29

Growth in Sales value/


Unit

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3.33

3.53

3.71

1.12%

6.01%

5.09%

Mar-07
Product 2

Capacity
Capacity
Production
Capacity
utilisation (%)
Sales quantity
Sales value

Royalty

Mar-08
60
500
285.85

Mar-09

Mar-10

Mar-11

274.71

360
346.21

540
440.4

57.17
290.31

96.16
81.55
274.53
340.94
436.88
-5.44% 24.19% 28.14%
2,011.00 1,933.02 2,417.24 3,218.63

Value/ Unit
Growth in Sales
value/ Unit
Sales value

6.93

7.04

7.09

7.37

1.37

1.65%
1.09

0.69%
0.74

3.91%
11.45

38.14

50.47

72.76

70.32

50.47

72.76

577.63

732.1
26.74%

126.17

104.31

Services >> Trade & Commissioning Agents' services

Items related to
Product 1&2

Opening stock
value
Closing stock
value
Purchase value
Sales value
Growth

70.32
87.32
419.76
568.41
837.84 1,146.91
14.44% 36.89%

Services >> Financial services including leasing

Interest

Sales value

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81.46

349.84

Additional Information: Sales


SpeedAuto to Increase Capacity of Product 1 by
300,000 Units by FY 2012 and will increase its
overall production capacity to 50 lakh units a year
by next year
Managing Director: We said we were looking at
20% growth over last year, that means we should
be in the region of 4.5 million in total volume.
Actual growth for April-Sep FY12
Product 1: 17.42%
Product 2: -0.04%

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Assumptions!
This is a key step but most tend to skip it
Understand the companys business model,
its future plans and develop a set of
comprehensive assumptions
Just some assumptions will not do
Forecasting line items
Regression does not work well
Most models are Sales-driven forecasting

A Model is only as good as the assumptions


built into it.
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Information Sources
Historical relationships
Should be reasonable to be extended into
future period (remain same as past!)

Management forecasts
Could be biased

Industry data
Wide range of firms within an industry

Good judgement
Inexperience/ poor knowledge

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Addressing Uncertainties
Range of expected performance
Best/ worst possible outcomes

Re-work forecasts with new


information/ knowledge
Consistency in business economics
Accuracy improves with skills

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SpeedAuto Ltd: Assumptions for


Sales
Product1:
Sales quantity will grow by 18%
Unit price will grow by 5% considering inflation

Product2:
Sales quantity will grow by 10% (first quarter
was flat, meet managements expectation)
Price of will grow by 5%

Sale of other (trading income) will grow by


20% mainly spares
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Forecasted Sales FY12(E)


Segments

Measure

Mar-10

Capacity
Sales quantity
Growth in sales quantity

Product 1

Sales value
Value/ Unit
Growth in Sales value/ Unit

4,500.00
3,387.04

4,800.00
3996.71 Will grow by 18% YoY

31.40%

35.11%

18.00%

8,849.85 12,565.91

15569.16

3.71
5.09%

360

540

Production

346.21

440.4

Capacity utilisation (%)


Sales quantity

96.16
340.94

81.55
436.88

24.19%

28.14%

10.00%

2,417.24

3,218.63

3717.52

7.09
0.69%

7.37
3.91%

0.74

11.45

837.84

1,146.91

Sales value
Value/ Unit
Growth in Sales value/ Unit

Royalty

3,900.00
2,506.85

3.53
6.01%

Capacity

Product 2

Mar-11Mar2012(E )

Sales value

(trading income) Sales value

3.90
5.00% Will grow by 5%YoY
540

480.57 Will grow by 10% YoY

7.74
5.00% Will grow by 5%YoY

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1376.29

Income from other sources


Estimated from the expected size of
investments or obligations

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Income from other Sources:


Speed Auto Ltd.
Mar 2008
Total income

Mar 2009

Mar 2010

Mar 2011

10199.22

9825.68

12675.04

18752.59

9803.39

9590.25

12399.92

17274.35

278.88

150.01

148.76

517.26

127.81

104.59

81.71

350.31

127.81

104.59

81.46

349.84

151.07

45.42

67.05

166.95

20.85

45.42

43.35

54.21

130.22

21.2

112.74

Other income

49.34

59.35

53.1

73.18

Prior period & extra-ordinary income

67.61

26.07

73.26

887.8

67.85

-24.49

47.6

82.79

Income from fin. Serv as % of total

2.73%

1.53%

1.17%

2.76%

Other income as % of total

0.48%

0.60%

0.42%

0.39%

change in stock as % of total

0.67%

-0.25%

0.38%

0.44%

Sales
Income from financial services
Fund based financial services income
Interest income
Income from treasury operations
Profit on sale of investments
Gain relating to forex transactions

Change in stock

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Assumptions Income from Other


sources (SpeedAuto)
Income from Interest, dividends,
treasury operations and other
income will be as per the past trend

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Total Income FY12(E)


Income Statement
Total income
Sales
Fiscal Benefits
Income from financial services
Other income

Mar-11Forecasting Factor
18752.59
Computed with inputs from
17274.35 company sources and mkt
trends & projections

Mar-12 (E)
21696.12
20662.97

443.53will be 2.50% of Sales


517.26 will be 2% of Sales

516.57

73.18 will be 0.50% of sales

103.31

Prior period & extra-ordinary


income

887.8

Change in stock

82.79

413.26

0.00
assumed that production =
sales

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0.00

Operating Costs
Use a simple analysis of past operating
data as % of sales
Detailed approach
Consider each component independently
Price changes in input costs
Existing FG inventory build-up and expected
slowdown in sales would mean COGS will be
down
Budget the depreciation (capacity addition)
Changes in excise duty policy/ tax holidays
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Other expenses
Interest expenses based on loan
outstanding
Provisions for income tax based on
tax regulations
Marginal tax rate

Dividend payments
Dividend policy: high/ low

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Assumptions: Expense
Items

Expense Items
Raw materials, stores & spares
Purchase of finished goods
Power, fuel & water charges
Compensation to employees

Assumptions
will remain at the level of 2011 as a % of Sales
3.3% of sales
0.55% of sales
will increase to 3% of Sales

Indirect taxes

will reduce to about 5% of Sales (excise exemption in


Pantnagar plant)

Royalties, technical know-how fees, etc.


Rent & lease rent
Repairs & maintenance
Insurance premium
Outsourced professional jobs
Directors' fees

will be about Rs. 3 crores


0.07% of Sales
0.50% of Sales
will be about Rs. 2.50 crores
will be about Rs. 1.00 crores
will be about Rs. 1.00 crores

S, G & A

will be 3% of Sales considering increasing effotrs to achieve


sales target
2% of Sales
0.2% of sales
0.10% of Sales

Miscellaneous expenses
Total provisions
Write-offs
Prior period & extra-ordinary expenses
Depreciation
Interest Paid
Provision for Tax

not forecaseted
Budgeted
budgeted
33% of PBT

Amiya Sahu, GIM, 2014

Balance Sheet Items


Fixed assets and changes can be determined
easily as they are announced in advance
Depreciation trends can be observed
Trends in Investments
Inventories, receivables & cash
can be estimated as a % of sales and using turnover
ratios

Equity
Addition of retained earnings

Debt: raising of LT debt is usually announced


Current liabilities: % of Sales & use creditors days
Amiya Sahu, GIM, 2014

Assumptions for BS (Assets)


Assets Items

Assumptions

Gross fixed assets

Will grow at 11% per year, based on inputs from


management/ news reports

Accumulated Depreciation

Budget on historical trends

Net fixed assets

Calculated from other items

Inventories

8.8% of sales, based on historical average

Accounts Receivable

8.4% of sales, based on historical average

Other Non-Current Assets

Will grow at 10% per year, based on inputs from


management

Cash and Marketable


Securities

2.1%, of sales based on historical average

Other Current Assets

7.6% of sales, based on historical average

Assumptions BS (Liabilities &


Equity)
Equity & Liability Items

Assumptions

Paid-In Capital

Will remain unchanged at 2011 level

Retained Earnings

Calculated from other items

Long-Term Debt

Will remain unchanged at 2011 level

Deferred Income Taxes

1.4% of sales, based on historical average

Other Non-Current
Liabilities

7.6% of sales, based on historical average

Accounts Payable

6.1% of sales, same as historical average

Short-Term Debt

Hold level constant at year-end 2011 level

Other Current Liabilities

8.3% of sales, same as 2011

Other Assumptions
Dividend payout ratio

40%, based on discussion with management

Interest on short-term debt 9%, based on economic forecast


Interest on long-term debt

Rates embedded in existing debt, annual


expense Rs. 13.5 million

Interest on cash &


marketable securities

6%, based on economic forecast

Number of shares
outstanding

Will remain unchanged

P/E ratio

Will decline to 16 in 2012


Follow trend with market index/ Industry peers

Balancing the BS: use Plug


The amount by which a forecasted B/S does
not balance is called the plug amount
It is the amount you have to plug into the
balance sheet to balance it
Plug amount is called DNF discretionary
funding needed
Usually following items are used as plug:
Assets: Cash, Marketable securities
Eq& Liabilities: ST debt, LT Debt, Equity

Income Statement
Total income
Sales

Mar-10
12675.04

Mar-11
18752.59

12399.92

17274.35

Fiscal Benefits
Income from financial services
Other income
Prior period & extra-ordinary income
Change in stock

302.13
148.76
53.1
73.26
47.6

Total expenses
Raw materials, stores & spares
Purchase of finished goods
Power, fuel & water charges
Compensation to employees
Indirect taxes
Royalties, technical know-how fees,
Rent & lease rent
Repairs & maintenance
Insurance premium
Outsourced professional jobs
Directors' fees

11022.53
7767.3
419.81
70.35
594.64
626.93
3.75
9.52
76.2
2.43
0.86
0.64

S, G & A
Miscellaneous expenses
Total provisions
Depreciation
Amortisation
Write-offs
P&E expenses
PBDITA
Depreciation
PBIT
Interest Paid
PBT
Provision for Tax
PAT
Adjusted PAT

445.17
248.85
1.19
132.77
0
20.87
6.97
2546.36
132.77
2413.59
5.98
2407.61
707.5
1700.11
1633.82

Forecasting Factor

Mar-12
21696.12

Computed with inputs from company sources; and mkt trends &
projections
20662.97
443.53
will be 2.50% of Sales
516.57
517.26
will be 2% of Sales
413.26
73.18
will be 0.50% of sales
103.31
887.8
0.00
82.79
assumed that production = sales
0.00

15495.65
18776.73
11396.89
will remain at the leve of 2011
13632.56
568.41
3.3% of sales
681.88
86.61
0.55% of sales
113.65
493.58
will increase to 3% of Sales
619.89
959.52will reduce to about 5% of Sales (exemption in Pantnagar plant) 1033.15
2.36
will be about Rs. 3 crores
3.00
11.35
0.07% of Sales
14.46
79.67
0.50% of Sales
103.31
2.44
will be about Rs. 2.50 crores
2.50
0.91
will be about Rs. 1.00 crores
1.00
0.98
will be about Rs. 1.00 crores
1.00
will be 3% of Sales considering increasing efforts on sales
468.58
target
619.89
275.24
2% of Sales
413.26
102.61
0.2% of sales
4.13
124.42
Budgeted
90.54
0
18.86
0.10% of Sales
20.66
20.12
not forecasted
0.00
4476.86
4431.77
124.42
Budgeted
90.54
4352.44
4341.23
1.69
budgeted
32.62
4350.75
4308.61
1011.02
33% of PBT
1421.84
3339.73
2919.39
Amiya
Sahu,
GIM,
2014
2472.05
2919.39

Assets
Gross fixed assets
Less: Cumulative depreciation

Mar-10
3503.82
1903.39

Mar-11
Mar - 12 (E )
3546.64 will add capacity. Will cost Rs. 150 crore
3696.64
1914.59
2.5% of GFA
2005.131

Net fixed assets


Investments
Deferred tax assets

1600.43
2375.7
190.12

1632.05
4223.82
167.99

24% of Sales
1.4% of Sales

1691.509
4959.11331
289.28

Current assets
Cash & bank balance
Inventories
Receivables
Sundry debtors
Expenses paid in advance
Loans & advances

4763.8
1747.22
446.21
911.08
239.45
1419.84
43.1

6095.87
1127.87
547.28
1660.87
362.76
2397.09
28.47

PLUG
3.2% of Sales
9% of Sales
2.5% OF Sales
10% of Sales
0.5% of Sales

7796.78412
2693.03
661.22
1859.67
516.57
2066.30
103.314861

8733.7

11785.44

14323.43

2928.34

4910.22

6661.85522

144.68
2783.66
1340.65

289.37
4620.85
326.22

No change
Add RE
Will maintain current borrowing

4272.9
1571.2

6351.3
1943.08

11% of Sales

7025.41
2272.93

203.27
264.91
249.71
217.59
2248.72
3925.72
Amiya Sahu, GIM, 2014
191.81
197.7

1.5% of Sales
1.5% of Sales
20% of Sales
1.5% of Sales

309.94
309.94
4132.59
309.94

Total assets

Equity & Liabilities


Net worth
Paid up equity capital (net of
forfeited capital)
Reserves & surplus
Total borrowings
Current liabilities & provisions
Sundry creditors
Deposits & advances from
customers & employees
Other current liabilities
Provisions
Deferred tax liability

289.37
6372.48522
326.22

Ratios & Performance


Indicators
EBIDTA Margin
Net Profit Margin
Net Profit Margin (Adjusted)

Mar-10
20.09%
13.41%
12.92%

Mar-11
23.87%
17.81%
13.77%

Mar-12 (E )
20.43%
13.46%
13.78%

Growth in Assets
Growth in NFA
Growth in Working Capital
Growth in Shareholders' Funds
NFAs as % of TAs
CAs as % of TAs
Investments as % of TAs
Cash as a % of TAs
D/E

44.55%
-2.93%
86.38%
56.62%
18.32%
54.55%
27.20%
20.01%
0.46

34.94%
1.98%
27.96%
67.68%
13.85%
51.72%
35.84%
9.57%
0.07

21.53%
3.64%
27.90%
35.67%
11.81%
54.43%
34.62%
18.80%
0.05

ROA (net of P&E income/exp)


ROCE (net of P&E income/exp)
ROE (net of P&E income/exp)
Total Asset turnover
NFA Turnover
Inventory turnover
Receivable Turnover
Cash as % of Total Income

31.77%
58.15%
68.10%
1.72
7.63
24.38
41.46
13.78%

33.97%
70.44%
63.07%
1.83
10.69
27.38
57.37
6.01%

33.25%
68.19%
50.46%
1.51
12.22
24.51
47.00
12.41%

1.11
1.01

0.96
0.87

1.11
1.02

Amiya Sahu, GIM, 2014


112.93

85.43

100.89

Current ratio
Quick Ratio
EPS

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