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Acknowledgement I am thankful to Mr. Subhash Agarwal (Vice- Persident,Finance and Taxation) for providing me with an opportunity conducting this project to hone my skills at management by undergoing management training at R.K.Marble Pvt. Ltd. I express heartly thank to Mr. Madan Lal Lodha (Manager, HRD) And I also thank to all staff member at R.K. Marble who helped me to complete my training and gave me knowledge of practical aspect. I also want to thank to Mr. Pradeep Morani Sir who is the prestigious faculty of “Management and Commerce Institute of Global synergy ” for gave me direction during my training and Report. My project report is on ‘Financial Statement Analysis’ of R.K.Marble Pvt Ltd. 1
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Acknowledgement

I am thankful to Mr. Subhash Agarwal (Vice-Persident,Finance and Taxation)

for providing me with an opportunity conducting this project to hone my skills at

management by undergoing management training at R.K.Marble Pvt. Ltd.

I express heartly thank to Mr. Madan Lal Lodha (Manager, HRD) And I also

thank to all staff member at R.K. Marble who helped me to complete my

training and gave me knowledge of practical aspect.

I also want to thank to Mr. Pradeep Morani Sir who is the prestigious faculty

of “Management and Commerce Institute of Global synergy” for gave me

direction during my training and Report. My project report is on ‘Financial

Statement Analysis’ of R.K.Marble Pvt Ltd.

At last, I also want to thank all the faculty member of the institute.

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PREFACE

A professional course like Business Management and other management courses

demands in depth theoretical as well as practical knowledge. For the same, the

course design includes summer training. The course aims to provide chance to

work in the real environment of the corporate world, so as to have an opportunity

to gain experience on aspects and additional theoretical & practical knowledge.

I was fortunate to closely watch and learn the working, during my summer

training at the esteemed organization R.k. Marble.Pvt. Ltd.

The project assigned was based on training and analyze them on the basis of

view of various respondents, it was all through a systematic process. The project

dealt with “Financial Statement Analysis” of R.K.Marble.Pvt.Ltd.

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PROJECT SUMMARY

Marble is compact crystalline carbonate of limestone. The most popular choice

with architects, interior designers for flooring and wall lading. Marble is found

mainly in India, Greek, Italy, Brazil and Iran etc. Rajasthan produces 95%

marble produced in India.

R.K. Marble came into existence when Ashok Patni group laid the foundation

stone of the company 25th may 1989. The company started its operation at

Madanganj-Kishangarh with an installed capacity of 1,00,000 cubic feet per

annum of marble slabes. The strategic location of the unit along the highway

leading to Makrana (the world fame marble mandi which provide white marble

for Taj Mahal) also attracted a lot of attention from customers.

We will also arrange knowledge about the process of marble. It can be said in

this way how marble are received from mines and processing. so that we can

receive the slab or cut size marble for decorating our houses, hotels and other

things so that they look attractive and beautiful.

And after knowing all that system we will reach at the documentation and

softwares used in different type of system and their uses. And in last other

facilities that are provided by the R.K. Marble pvt. Ltd. And suggestion that may

be applied in improving of that system and functioning of R.K Marble

pvt. Ltd. Because it should be remember what they are holding today will not

remain same because environment is the changing with a full pace.

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Introduction

Name of the company:- R.K. Marble Pvt. Ltd.

Date of Establismeant:- 25 May 1989.

Business carried by the Company

R.K. Marble Pvt. Ltd. is probably one of the largest integrated marble mining

and processing unit in the world . A Guinness world record holder company for

the highest productiom of the marble and has taken ISO 9002 and ISO 14000

certification.

Originally a grain trader, diversified into marble processing in the year 1989 and

mining in the year 1993.

R.K. Marble Pvt. Ltd. has always been a rapidly growing company engaged in

Excavation, mining of marble block and to manufacture of marble slabs and tiles.

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HISTORY

R. K. Marble Group was established in 1989 by Patni group to help serve

increasing national and international demand for Indian marble. Since then we

have enjoyed exponential growth and export too many markets worldwide

including European Union countries, the Middle East, Japan, China,

Malaysia, other parts of Asia, North America and various African countries.

Our success is based upon our ability to respond flexibly to our customer's

individual needs for both large and small projects, our experience and detailed

knowledge of the marble industry, our competitive prices and the excellent

comprehensive service we provide for a very wide range of materials.

We have supplied marble for many major projects including palaces, temples,

mosques, embassies, international hotel chains and office buildings as well as

commercial works requiring large quantities of competitively priced materials in

standard sizes. R. K. Marble Group, started off as an-

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initiative in providing flooring solutions in 1989 as and in a modest warehouse in

Kishangarh, District Ajmer, Rajasthan. The modest beginning

gave shape to a dream of mining marble-still considered very upper class and

distant for many millions all around the country.

Luck strikes when the people behind the company, Mr. Ashok Patni, Mr. Suresh

Patni and Mr. Vimal Patni win a mining lease in Dharmeta and then follow it up

with mines at Morwad. The Patni brothers realized the importance of using the

latest technology for marble mining and visited Italy a number of times to gain

the technological edge. With dramatic effect the production rose multifold as the

recoveries per unit of land grew.

Ingenuity in the usage of various state of the art machinery such as rock drill,

wire/chain saws, hydraulic pusher arms etc ensured easy usage with a number of

semi skilled work force. Scores of mining engineers and professionals from all

walks of life were picked up to build a company – which now is known for its

quality production and processing strength. The total manpower strength is over

3500 today with three fourths of them working in the three mines of the company

and the rest at the processing plant in Kishangarh.

Achievements of the Company:

1. Guinness Book of World Record holder since 1999

2. Company’s name is also entered in Limca Book of world record.

3. Company has been awarded by the Model Marble Quarry award-Best

merchandised quarry first Prize.

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Directors

Chairman - Mr. Ashok Patni

Managing Director - Mr. Suresh Patni

Joint Managing Director - Mr. Vimal Patni

Director - Mr. R.S. Mahanot

Director Public Relations - Mr. M.P. Kothari

Director Business Development - Mr. Vineet Patni

Director Commercial - Mr.Vikas Patni

Director Sales & Administration - Mr. Sanjay Bakliwal

Director Marketing - Mr. Kamal Kumar Sogani

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People

A successful company is one led by world-class leaders. Our board is

dedicated to serving the interests of not only the shareholders, but also

every other body associated with the company. A highly motivated team of

professionals, a team with a spirit to give in their best every time. Needless

to say, the growth of R. K. Marble Group has been spurred by the spirit of

the individuals who work at various levels to keep ahead of the rest and

constantly rise to the challenges that beckon them at the frontiers of

technology.

The three Patni brothers have been instrumental in shaping up the destiny

of the mining industry/processing technology used in India. They are

backed up by a Board of Directors which includes seasoned finance,

investment and marketing professionals-all groomed for global competition

from the family and industry.

Mr. Ashok Patni Mr. Suresh Patni Mr. Vimal Patni

Chairman Managing Director Joint Managing Director

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Awards

AWARD NAME AWARDED BY YEAR

Guinness World Records Guinness World Records1998, 2000, 2001

Samman Patra Income Tax Department, Udaipur1998

Jain Gaurav All India Digamber Jain Samaj, Sikar

1998

Entry in Limca Books ofWorld Records

Limca Books of World Records1998,1999

Padm Divakar Shree Digamber Jain Atishaya Kshetra, Padampura, Jaipur

1999

Highest Income tax payer Award (Individually to Syt. Ashok Patni,Syt. Suresh Patni, Syt.Vimal Patni) Income Tax Department, Ajmer

2000

Udyog Patra Award Institute of trade and Industrial Development, New Delhi

2001

State Level Bhamashah Award Education Department, Bikaner2001

Best Annual Report Award for Rajasthan Based Companies Institute of Chartered Accountants

of India, Jaipur2001

Indira Priyadarshini Award National Publication, New Delhi2001

Social Welfare & Development Lions Club. Udaipur2001

Appeared in Guinness WorldRecord Books

Guinness World Records2003...

ISO 9001 : 2000 BVQI, USA 2003

ISO 14001BVQI, USA 2003

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Model Marble Quarryaward - Best  MechanisedQuarry- First Prize

Federation of Indian Mineral Industry (FIMI) & All India Granite

& Stone Association (AIGSA) 2003

LAFP Award Directorate General of Mines Safety

2003

The Best Stall for Stone &Stone Products (Outdoor)

Centre for Development of Stones (CDOS) 2003

Certificates

1. 2.

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3.

Resources of raw material

The term marble is derived from the Latin word "Marmor" which has the root in

Greek "Marmaros", meaning a shining stone. Marble is a crystalline

metamorphic rock, a carbonate of lime, compact and polishable and is used for

decoration and building purposes.

Resources

Dharwar, Cuddapah and Vindhyan group of rocks mainly host marble deposits of

India. Marble is known to occur in Jurassic and Cretaceous systems as well. But

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is widespread in India, deposits of economic importance are limited to the states

of Rajasthan, Gujarat, Haryana and Andhra Pradesh. Inferior grades of marble

are known to occur in the states of Bihar, Jammu & Kashmir, Madhya Pradesh,

Maharashtra, Sikkim, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal. Rajasthan is renowned for

its marble resources with respect to quality and quantity and accounts for about

91 per cent of the total all-India reserves. Eighteen districts out of 32 districts

contain marble deposits.

Mines

World famous Morwad Mines of the R. K. Marble Group are situated 15 Kms

from Rajnagar on Udaipur - Rajnagar - Ajmer National Highway No.8. It is well

connected by metalled road from Rajnagar. The nearest Airport is at Dabok

which is 68 Kms from the mines and 19 Kms from Udaipur. Nearest Railway

station is at Kankroli, which is 20 Kms from the mines. Electrical power line of

11KV from State Viduyat Nigam is extended up to mines. Captive Power

generation to the tune of 2500 KVA is on stand-by.

Four Captive Diesel Dispensing Pumps with 80 KL storage capacity An

overhead tank of 1.5 lac liters capacity along with a filter plant is maintained for

meeting the requirement of drinking water and domestic use. The quality of

water is potable. Requirement of water for industrial use is met with the help of

water tanks filled from tube wells from the nearby areas.

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A four-bed dispensary with Para medical staff and Doctor along with an

ambulance is available at mines.A well-equipped Group Vocational Training

Center is established at site to provide initial training to new entrants,

refreshers and special training to existing employees OEMS and other service

agencies.

WONDER MARBLE: ( An adventure of R.K.Marble pvt. Ltd.)

Zoom in to the corner stone of majoli, in Madhya Pradesh, India to scale the

magnetic fascination of an ISO 9002 adorned Guinness record holder,

Engaged as the largest producer of marble in the world . bedecked with the most

sought after gadgets, the exotic majoli mine is most coveted breeding group of

world’s choicest WONDER MARBLE that’s wonderous and

Awesome in myriad hues .Wonder marbles, color panorama and innate design

makes it the right choice for flamboyant user . its fascinating range can be

floored to encompass living rooms drawing arrangements dinning spaces, hotel

lobbies, pool sites ,wall cladding , special lounges and many more .Yes, the

WONDER MARBLE produced at the majoli mines comes in heat warming

shades of deep and dark red , brown to rose patches in creamy base coupled with

abrasion resistant fine grained form, luster and reflective gloss , which makes it

truly a masterpiece for lifetime.

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Stones which are exported1. Wonder Marble

1. 2.

2. Morwad White

1. 2. 3. 4.

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INDUSTRY PROFILE

A marble is compact crystalline carbonate of limestone. Limestone’s gets

converted into marble when heated without the escape of co2 and on subsequent

cooling. Marble and allied rocks are of different geological ages and have

variegated beautiful colors like black, white, grey pink etc. it is the most popular

choice with architects, interior designers for flooring and wall lading. Marble is

found mainly in India, greek, italy, brazil and iran etc.

Rajasthan in India produces 95% of marble product. Marble is pride of India with

practically inexhaustible deposits of over 1200 million tones. Today India is one

of the lading countries of export of marble and other natural stones. The domestic

market is also growing at phenomenal rate.

The total investment in dimensional sector is estimated at about rs. 5000 crore.

The present export – import trade in natural stone is estimated at US $3 billion

and it is likely to grown at an annual rate of 70%. From a meager export of

50,000 to 60,000 tonnes of stones in 1985. Growth of stone industries has come

to 70, 00,000 tonnes.

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Affuent gulf countries namely UAE, SAUDI ARABIA, KUWAIT, EGYPT etc

are emerging as the most potential future market , specially for India , because of

its proximity to this area and quality of Indian marble.

India has location advantage to cater to important markets like Japan, for east

Europe and Middle East. The country boasts of about 1100 modern gang saw

units and 50 automatic tiling plants and 5000 trading companies of marble. The

industry is well equipped with fast developing modern mechanized quarries.

ORGANIZATION PROFILE 

RK Marble Pvt. Ltd. Is acknowledged as the biggest marble company in the world and they hold certificate from Guinness World Records to buttress their claim. Today RK Marble Pvt. Ltd. Is most successful in the business but it is worth that still they have are holding today will not remain same because environment is changing with pace. When RK Marble Pvt. Ltd. came into existence with Ashok Patni chairman, Patni Group on 25 May 1989. The company started its operations at Madanganj-Kishangarh with installed capacity of 100000 cubic feet per annum of marble slabs. And the location was makrana. Makrana is that mandi of marbles which supplied marbles for Taj mahal . So it automatically has attraction of potential customers. The state Government of Rajasthan allotted a virgin marble-minimizing lease to company in Nov. 1993. And the promoters visited Italy to study their mining equipments and techniques at that year. After visiting several mines it was concluded that Italy is dominating the world in the mining sector because of massive investment in the mining this motivated them to develop the mines in a systematic way and to invest heavily on mechanization. It was felt that Indian marbles was such superior in quality and if mined properly, it could leave countries like Italy behind. This thinking promotes the way for adoption of innovative and modem techniques, which helped the mines to develop as the highest producers of marble blocks in the world. The company generated a favorable responses and goodwill in a very short span of time. It steadily increased its capacity to 13,75,000 cubic feet per annum in India to cater to the increased demand. Mr. Suresh Patni, Managing

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Director of RK Marble Pvt. Ltd. is the backbone for the development at the factory.

According to Ashok Patni chairman of RK Marble Pvt. Ltd. " our endeavor at becoming the best in the marble industry and to reach the world leader position was been achieved by sheer hard work, dedication and determination. If we focus on the present position of the RK Marble Pvt. Ltd. We will find that today, the company employs work force of over 2500 persons. It also provides shopping centers, free mass, adult education and medical facilities at its mining site and slab has a modern layout and a fully automation marble slurry treatment plant. Its production linked incentives scheme is unique to the industry which drives not only the production section but also ensures the partnership of administration accounts and marketing sector in the profits of the company. In the consideration of mining equipments we can see that the company has made extensive use of wireless communication to synergies all activities from drilling to loading of the end product. The optimum utilization so the country natural resources can be seen here. Due to latest technologies used, the recovery ratio of marbles blocks is amongst the highest. The company also keeping with the trends, the company has adopted state of the art technology in streamlining its operations in the factory and its various offices. It is also the first marble mining company, which has very high level of mechanization and computerization with investments worth's Rs. 36.54 crore in equipments for mining purpose.

The company also strives to provide quality by imbibing the latest international mining technologies. This can be gauged from the fact that the entire mine operations are controlled by sophisticated internally developed software on oracle which tracks and evaluates all possible functions, cost areas and productivity of all mines. In the consideration of Kishangarh for the marbles, there are more than 500 Gang saw machines. So it automatically becomes large potential market of world. The growth of the company can be gauged from the fact that initial share capital of 12 lacs has now become Rs.63, 15, 57,000 and the fixed assets have also increase from the last year. According to the records of the Directors mines and geology, Udaipur - the company quarries yield the highest per hectare production of marble among all the mines in country. The fully mechanized and automated mines at village mowed bear testimony to the above with round the clock work by qualified and the highly trained technicians and workman producing the best quality marbles. And marble is not all the company has been contributing too.

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There is also the social enlistment and development of the region. The approach road to the mines developed by the company to facilitate smooth transport for its vehicles are now also being used by the miners and surrounding villages. The company has assisted in providing drinking water, electricity, telephones and employment to the surrounding villagers. It has being donating freely for the upcoming hospitals, educational institutions and social causes. In the consideration of water plant we can see that the company is very conscious of its commitment towards maintaining the ecology and environment. It has established the first fully automatic water treatment plant in India for removing the slurry. The automatic filter press converter slurry in to dry cakes thus minimizing any chance of pollution. Similarly, the overburden and waste generated at mines is properly stacked and tress planted on it. The company has taken ISO 9002 certification in 2001. Objective of the company remains to produce excellent quality products and adopt leadership stance RK Marble Pvt Ltd.

Is dedicated to maintain the highest standards of quality and excellence through constant innovation and up-gradation of technology. The name of RK Marbles ltd has changed to RK Marble Pvt. Ltd. Since July 2003. The company's endeavor is to remain the world's largest mining company and is poised for aggressive growth in the coming years within India and abroad. Firstly we have to consider the relevance of marble. Marble is the pride of India, with practically inexhaustible deposits of over 1200 million tones. Today India is one of the leading countries in the export of marble and other natural stones. The domestic market is growing at a phenomenal rate. The total investment in dimensional stone sector is estimated at about Rs. 5,000 crore. The present export-import trade in natural stones is estimated at US $3 billion and it is likely to grow at an annual rate of 7% from a meager export of 50,000 to 60,000 tones of stones in 1985, growth of stone industry has come to 70,00,000 tones.

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Need for the StudyTo know about the different types of system manual being used in RK marble at present.

 

Objective of the Study To know about the basic financial system in company. To analysis the financial statement of a company. Preparation of comparative statements. Analysis of cash flow. Analysis of trend of net profit and sales.

 

Research MethodologyResearch method which are conventionally being used for financial analysis of comparative study of previous data of Balance Sheets, Profit & Loss A/C and Cash Flow.

Data Collection : Data collection from the secondary source (data)

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ANALYSIS OF STUDY 

Financial system

Financial statement

Financial Analysis

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THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM

When a business starts, it needs some type of fund in the form of its capital. Then from where it will gets funds, become a problem. When it is on small scale the funds of the owner will be sufficient but in the condition of large company own funds will not be sufficient. So in that condition there is other option of borrowing funds. Borrowing funds can be received from many parties like - government, financial institutions, and other non-recognized institutions. So the requirement of company can be fulfill by the OWN + BORROWED FUNDS. After getting funds the second most problem will be allocation of fund. In which thing this fund should be invested. Mainly in business field 2 major things are there -

FIXED ASSETS WORKING CAPITAL

Working capital is used for the smoothing flow the use of fixed assets. In working capital use, sincerity should be there. Working capital is used for the operational activities like-

PURCHASE PRODUCATION PROCESS CONTROL SALES ACCOUNTING PAYMENT & COLLECTIONS

So, there should be such type of system so that working capital will not be blocked. After getting employed of working capital and fixed assets, here may be profit or loss. If there is profit, then the next problem will be that - how much part of profit should be distributed or how much part of the profit should be kept in reserves of the company. So these decisions are called:

DIVIDENT DECISION RESERVE KEEPING DECISION

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After discussion of all above matter on Financial System we may find that there are three main decisions:

FUNDS REQUIREMENT DECISION FUNDS ALLOCATION DECISION PROFITS DISTRIBUTION DECISION 

But according to the scope of the project we will mainly focus on the operational part of Financial System only. In this project mainly question arises which should be answered.  

                                           

WHAT ARE THE STATEMENTS MADE IN THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM AND THEIR USEFULNESS?

WHAT ARE THE SYSTEM MANNUAL ARE CURRENTLY BEING USED IN R.K. MARBLE PVT. LTD.?

WHAT ARE THE ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES SHOULD BE USED?

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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 

Financial information is the basis of financial planning and analysis. With the help of financial information, we can evaluate the earning power and financial postion of the firm. Financial information is also useful for the different parties like - owner, management, creditors, investors, employees, research team, and other institutions. So if we find the way, which passes the information to these parties that will be financial statements. Financial statements contain summarized information about the financial matters.

 

"Financial statement means a statement that shows the financial position and result of business activities at the end of the accounting period."

— R.N.ANTHONY

 

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Meaning and Objectives of Financial Statements-

Financial statements means that statements which shows result of commercial functions and financial position of business. In practical life there are mainly two types of statements:-

Balance sheet. Profit and Loss account. Cash Flow.

Objectives of Statements –

 

It gives information about cash flow of firm. It gives information about the utilization of resources. It gives information about the earning capacity of firm and their

analysis.  

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BALANCE SHEET

Balance Sheet is the most important statements in the financial statements. It shows information about liabilities and assets of the firm.

 

“The Balance Sheet is a statement which reports the values owned by the enterprise and the claims of creditors and owners against these properties."

  Howard and Upton

"The Balance Sheet is a screen picture of the financial position of a going concern at a certain moment."

Francis R. Stead

 

Functions of Balance Sheet –

It gives information about liabilities and assets of the firm. It gives information about working capital of the firm. It gives information about solvency position of the firm.

 

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Classification of Balance Sheet Items –

Assets

Current Assets Fixed Assets Investments Miscellaneous Expenditure

 

Liabilities

Current Liabilities Long Term Liabilities

Owner's Equity

Share Capital Reserve and Surplus

 

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Assets –

"Assets have been defined as tangible objects of intangible rights owned by an enterprise and carrying probable benefits."     

  -Accounting Standard Board, India.

 

Current Assets -

Current asset is used to designate cash and other assets or resources commonly identified as those which are reasonably expected to be realized in cash or sold or consumed during the normal operating cycle of the business." –                   

Fixed Assets –

"Fixed assets are the assets of a relatively permanent nature used in the operations of business and not intended for sale."                                              

Fixed Assets may be of two types -

Tangible Fixed Assets are those assets which have physical existence and that can be seen. Like - building, furniture, tools, etc.

Intangible Fixed Assets are those assets which do not have any physical existence and that cannot be seen. Like - goodwill, patent, franchise, etc.

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Investment –

Investing in the shares and debentures of government institutions or other institutions for making control on profit or ownership is called Investment.

Miscellaneous Assets –

Miscellaneous Assets are that Deferred Expenditure, which give profit to the firm for coming so many years. Like -preliminary expenditure, discount on issue of share or debentures, etc.

 

Liabilities –

Liabilities can be described in the claims of outsider parties over firm. Or we can say that firm is the debtors of the outsider parties.

Current Liabilities

"Current Liabilities from the view point of an analyst are all short term obligations generally due and payable within a year." -Roy. A. Foulke.

Long Term Liabilities

Long-term liabilities are those liabilities, which will be paid after one or more year. So for the payment of these liabilities we do not need any working capital.

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Owner Equity

In the case of company the owner of the company will be the shareholder of the company. So the owner equity wills the part of total sources of the company which were supplied by the owner of the company.

Paid Up Capital

It includes the funds, which are supplied by the shareholders. It includes both equity share capital and preference share capital.

Reserves & Surplus

It's other name is retained earnings also. It is the part of profits of the firm, which does not distribute among shareholders.

Revenue Reserves Capital Reserves

 

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BALANCE SHEET

LIABILITES AMOUNT ASSETS AMOUNT

SHARE CAPITAL

Authorized share

  FIXED ASSETS

Goodwill

 

Capital   Land   Issued share Capital   Building   Paid up share Capital   Plant       Machinery       Furniture   RESERVE AND SURPLUS

  INVESTMENT (at cost)

 

Capital reserve       Revenue reserve   CURRENT ASSETS   SECURED LOANS   Stock   Debentures   Bills Receivable   Mortgage Loan   Debtors       Advances   UNSECURED LOANS   Deposits   Fixed deposits   Cash at bank   CURRENT LIABLITIES

  Cash in hand  

Creditors   MISCELLEANEOUS EXPENDITURE

 

Bills Payable   Preliminary expenditure   Customers   Discount on issue of

Debenture  

Advances      

Unclaimed Dividend      

Provision for Taxation       Provision for Dividend      

TOTAL   TOTAL  

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PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT

OR

INCOME STATEMENT -

"The statements of profit and loss is the condensed and classified record of the gains and losses causing change in the owners interest in the business for a period of time."

Gulhman H.G.

Some item should be described in the profit and loss account

Source of income Cost of goods sold Administrative expenses Sales and distribution expenses Depreciation Other income - income from investment Income tax Net profit or loss

According to the business firm, Income statement or P& L Account have two types

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I. SINGLE-STEP INCOME STATEMENT

In this statement all the expenses and cost are deducted from the sales revenue.

PARTICULARS DETAILS NET AMOUNT

REVENUE    

Sales less returns    

Other incomes    

TOTAL REVENUE    

TOTAL COST & EXPENSES    

Cost of Sales    

General Expenses    

Selling Expenses    

Depreciation    

Interest    

Non- Operating Expenses    

Provision For Tax    

Total Cost    

Net Profit After Tax      

Proposed Dividend    

Income Retained In Business    

Cost of Sales = Opening stock + Purchases - Closing Stock

II. MULTI-STEP INCOME STATEMENT

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In this statement incomes are distributed in multiple head. So according to the requirement that income can be calculated.

P&L ACCOUNT or INCOME STATEMENT

PARTICULARS DETAILS NET AMOUNT

SALES

Less: Cost of Goods Sold

   

GROSS PROFIT LESS :

OPERATING EXPENSES

   

Administrative expenses     Selling expenses     Depreciation     OPERATING PROFIT     Add: other revenue     Less: Non-Operating expenses     PROFIT BEFORE TAX     Less: Provision for Tax     NET PROFIT AFTER TAX     Less: Proposed Dividend     RETAINED SURPLUS                  

CASH FLOW

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Cash flow statement is additional information to user of financial statement

This statement exhibits the flow of incoming and outgoing cash

This statement assesses the ability of the enterprise to generate cash and cash equivalents

It also assesses the needs of the enterprise to utilise the cash and cash equivalents generated

It also assesses the liquidity and solvency of the enterprise.

So financial statements are the useful for the all the parties related to a business firm. But with this there are some limitations of financial statements, which are as follows –

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Lack of Exactness or completion Incomplete Information Interim report Hiding the Real Position Lack of comparability Historical Costs

“These limitations are generated due to old concept and conventions. But in the modern age these limitation can be finished. So on the basis

of these limitations it cannot be concluded that these financial statements are not important for the business firm. In real, these

financial statements gives information's about various facts. On the basis of this information we can take accurate decision about the

business environment”

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Financial statements are only the informer, which provides information about financial position of the firm. But they are only the figures. For understanding them, we have to do financial analysis. By analysis of statements we can find conclusions like - management efficiency, future growth etc.

"The science of financial analysis is assuming an increasingly important role as a tool for appraising the real worth of a going concern. It helps in drawing out the implications of which is contained in the statements themselves."

Naveen Chandra Joshi

"Analyzing financial statements is a process of evaluating the relationship between component parts of a financial statement to obtain a better understanding of a firm's position and performance."

Metcaffand Titard

 

OBJECTIVE OF ANALYSIS

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Profitability Solvency Ownership Financial strength Trend Gearing and cover

IMPORTANCE OF FINANCIAL ANALYSIS

Disclosure of facts Effective Decision-making Effective operation and control Planning tool Comparative study of efficiency Serving the need of interested parties

TECHNIQUES OF FINANCIAL ANALYSIS

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"Methods employed to examine the vertical as well as horizontal relationship of different financial variables with a view to studying profitability and financial position of a business enterprises are called tools of Financial Analysis.”

There may be different techniques, but these techniques should be used according to the requirements. These techniques may be -

COMPARATIVE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS :

Comparative financial statements are those statements which are prepared according to consider on different facts in respective of time.

Generally in a business firm, there are two most important statements, which show the financial position of firm –

Balance sheet Profit and loss account

So, firm may make two comparative statements 

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(Rupees in Crores )

PARTICULARS 2007

In Rs.

2008

In Rs.

INCREASE

Amount

DECREASE

Amount

% Change

ASSETS          

Fixed assets 60.08 45.52   14.56 -24.23Investment 3.27 6.31 3.04 +92.96  Current assets 77.57 130.57 90.54 +116.72  Other assets 1.00 5.23 4.23 +423.00 TOTAL 141.92 187.63    CAPITAL & LIABILITIES

       

Share capital 21.05 63.15 42.10 +200.00  Reserves 75.71 72.63   3.08 -04.07 Long-term loans

 

17.87 46.53 28.66 +160.38  

Current liabilities 27.29 5.32 15.73 +57.64  TOTAL 141.92 187.63    

 

COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET

(Rupees in Crores )

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PARTICULARS 2008

In Rs.

2009

In Rs.

INCREASE

Amount

DECREASE

Amount

% Change

ASSETS          

Fixed assets 45.52 50.93 5.41 +11.88Investment 6.31 11.62 5.31 +84.15 Current assets 130.57 146.64 16.07 +12.31Other assets 5.23 5.39 0.16 +0.03TOTAL 187.63 214.58CAPITAL & LIABILITIES

 

Share capital 63.15 63.15 --Reserves 72.63 122.23 49.6 +68.29Long-term loans

 

46.53 23.33 23.2 -49.86

Current liabilities 05.32 5.87 0.55 +10.34TOTAL 187.63 214.58

COMPARATIVE P&L ACCOUNT

  (Rupees in Crores )

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PARTICULARS 2007

Rs.

2008

Rs.

INCREASE

Amount

DECREASE

Amount

%CHANGE

SALES 171.7 190.9 19.2 +11.18

Less : cost of goods sold (117.89) (130.01) 12.12 +10.28GROSS PROFIT 53.81 60.89 7.08 +13.51Selling Expenses (5.45) (1.37) 4.08 -74.86Administration Expenses (9.34 (10.32) 0.98 +10.49

Other expenses (0.01) (0.72) 0.71 +7100.00NET  OPERATING PROFIT      39.01        48.48 9.47 +24.27Add: Other income --  14.28 14.28Less: Other expenses (4.43) (2.27) 2.16 -48.75NET PROFIT BEFORE TAX 34.58 60.49 25.91 +74.92

 

COMPARATIVE P&L ACCOUNT

  (Rupees in Crores )

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PARTICULARS 2008

Rs.

2009

Rs.

INCREASE

Amount

DECREASE

Amount

%CHANGE

SALES 190.9 233.62 42.72 +22.37

Less : cost of goods sold (130.01) (148.25) 18.24 +14.02GROSS PROFIT 60.89 85.37 24.48 +40.20Selling Expenses (1.37) (2.36) 0.99 +72.26Administration Expenses (10.32) (11.65) 1.33 +12.88Other expenses (0.72) -- 0.72 -100.00NET  OPERATING PROFIT       48.48 71.36 22.88 +47.19Add:Other income 14.28 7.95 6.33 -44.32Less :Other expenses (2.27) (4.49) 2.22 +97.79NET PROFIT BEFORE TAX 60.49 74.82 14.33 +23.68

TREND ANALYSIS

It is the process of determining changes in successive years from the fixed time or the initial year. This type of analysis will called trend analysis. Mainly, 3 methods are used in this technique -

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Trend percentage Trend ratio Graphic presentation

1. SALES

The data are as follows –

(in Crores)

171.69190.9

233.62

0

50

100

150

200

250

Sales

2007 2008 2009

Year

Graph of Sales

TREND PERCENTAGE OF SALES

YEAR SALES BASE YEAR- INCREASE/DECREASE IN

YEAR 2007 2008 2009

SALES 171.69 190.90 233.62

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2007 SALES

2007 171.69    

2008 190.90 +19.21 11.19%

2009 233.62 +42.72 22.38%

 

TREND RATIO

The base year 2007 will be taken as trend ratio 100 and other year will be calculated by this formula -

Trend ratio   =     sales of year / sales of base year * 100

 

 

YEAR 2007 2008 2009

SALES 171.69 190.90 233.62

TREND RATIO

100 111.19 136.07

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GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION

We can see trend ratio on graphic also, so any person can understand that there is growth or decline. On the base of above example's trend ratio, the graph will be as follow –

Trend Ratio of Sales in Graphical Presentation

100111.19

136.07

020

4060

80100

120140

160

2007 2008 2009

Year

Tre

nd

Rat

io o

f S

ales

2. NET PROFIT

The data are as follows –

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(in Crores)

22.37

38.99

48.82

0

10

20

30

40

50

Net Profit

2007 2008 2009

Year

Graph of Net Profit

TREND PERCENTAGE OF NET PROFIT

YEAR NET PROFIT BASE YEAR-2007

INCREASE/DECREASE IN NET PROFIT

2007 22.37    

2008 38.99 +16.62 74.30%

2009 48.82 +09.83 25.21%

 

TREND RATIO

The base year 2007 will be taken as trend ratio 100 and other year will be calculated by this formula -

YEAR 2007 2008 2009

NET PROFIT 22.37 38.99 48.82

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Trend ratio   =     net profit of year / net profit of base year * 100

GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION

We can see trend ratio on graphic also, so any person can understand that there is growth or decline. On the base of above example's trend ratio, the graph will be as follow –

Trend Ratio of Net Profit in Graphical Presentation

100

174.3

218.24

0

50

100

150

200

250

2007 2008 2009

Year

Tre

nd

Rat

io o

fN

et P

rofi

t

3. INVENTORY

The data are as follows –

YEAR 2007 2008 2009

NET PROFIT 22.37 38.99 48.82

TREND RATIO

100 174.30 218.24

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(in Crores)

8.015.95

16.29

0

5

10

15

20

Inventory

2007 2008 2009

Year

Graraph of Inventory

TREND PERCENTAGE OF INVENTORY

YEAR INVENTORY BASE YEAR-2007

INCREASE/DECREASE IN INVENTORY

2007 08.01    

2008 05.95 -02.06 -25.72%

2009 16.29 +10.34 173.78%

 

TREND RATIO

The base year 2007 will be taken as trend ratio 100 and other year will be calculated by this formula -

YEAR 2007 2008 2009

INVENTORY 08.01 05.95 16.29

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Trend ratio   =     inventory of year / inventory of base year * 100

GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION

We can see trend ratio on graphic also, so any person can understand that there is growth or decline. On the base of above example's trend ratio, the graph will be as follow –

Trend Ratio of Inventory in Graphical Presentation

10074.28

203.37

0

50

100

150

200

250

2007 2008 2009

Year

Tre

nd

Rat

io o

f In

ven

tory

OTHER TECHNIQUES

YEAR 2007 2008 2009

INVENTORY 08.01 05.95 16.29

TREND RATIO

100 74.28 203.37

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RATIO ANALYSIS

"Ratio is simply a means of highlighting in arithmetical terms the relationship between figures drawn from financial statements.”

Ratio analysis of statements is “The process of determining and presenting the relationship of items and groups of items in the statements."

FUND FLOW ANALYSIS

Fund flow analysis are called by three names

Statements of sources and application of funds Statement of changes in financial position Funds statement

Funds flow statement is a statement prepared to indicate the increase in the cash resources and the utilization of such resources of a business during the accounting period. A statement of source and application of funds is a technical device designed to analyze the changes in the financial condition of business enterprises between two dates.The funds flow statement is a statement summarizing the significant financial changes, which were occurred between the beginning and the end of a company's accounting period.

BREAK EVEN ANALYSIS

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different costs like - fixed cost and variables costs. Or we can say that profit is based on the sales and costs. So we can make internal relationship of sales, costs, and profits. Where costs and sales are equal and profits are nil. This technique is called break-even analysis.

There are four method used in this technique-

Contribution Profit Volume Ration Break even point Margin of safety

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COMPETATIVES OF R.K. MARBLE PVT. LTD.

R.K. Marble has although captured the whole market business.

But in this marble business world has some competitive, these

are as follows.

In state level Digvijay marble industries is his major competitive .Because

he produce the same Marble as Wonder Marble and his cost of Marble is

also very low.

In national & international level the china marble is the competitive of

R.K. Marble.

Marbo Tiles which is cheaper and looks very nice is also the competitive

of R.K. Marble’s product.

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All these facts, which are associated with R.K. MARBLE PVT. LTD. should be consider as its weakness or strengths or opportunities or threats. By the SWOT analysis we may find following factors –

STRENGTHS-

They have strong financial position. They have huge capital. They have the certificate of higher taxpayer, so they have

good financial image in the market. Mr. Ashok Patni, Chairman of R.K. Marble Pvt. Ltd., because

of his good leadership R.K. is growing faster, leads R.K. MARBLE PVT. LTD.

R.K. Marble Pvt. Ltd. has Guinness record of producing highest marble slabs.

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  WEAKNESS-

There financial investment based only in one product. This is not growing market and they have very much investment on

this product.

 

OPPORTUNITIES-

They have huge capital so they invest in other field also. They have good financial position in the market so they take more

loans easily from banks. They have enough chances to export the product which

shows the business in dollar.

  THREATS-

The uses of ceramic tiles are also increasing very much. Importing of marble is also a threat for marble industries

in India.

 

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CONCLUSION

R.K. Marble Pvt. Ltd., Kishangarh, Ajmer is acknowledged as the biggest Marble Company in the world and they hold the certificate from Guinness Book of World records to buttress their claim.

Today RK Group is the most successful in this business but it is worth that they have no bigger competitor in front of them. If we analysis all the we will find some following points –

Net profit of the company is continuously increasing. The company’s financial position is continuously increasing. Balance sheet and Profit & Loss Accounts are maintained properly. They have good financial image in the market. The total turnover of the company has registered a growth of 11.1

where as the operating profits after tax for the year were higher by 18%.

The cash earning of the company improved substantially to Rs.190.9

cores as against Rs.179.69 crores in the last financial year.

The debts doubtful have been doubled over the years but their

percentage on the debts has almost become half this implies a sales and

collection policy that get along with the receivables management of the

firm.

• The various ratios calculated are an indicator as to the fact that the

profitability of the firm and sales are on a rise and also the deletion of

the inefficiencies in the working capital management

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Bibliography

News papers1. Times of India.

2. Economic times.

3. Financial time

Books

1. Dr. M.D.Agrawal, Dr N.P. Agrawal "Financial Management",Ramesh

Book Depot, Jaipur, 2000 Edition. .

2. S.C. Kuchhal "Financial Management", Paper Packaging Co. Allahabad, Ninth Edition.

3.M.R. Agarwal "Financial Management", Malik & Co., Chora Rasta, Jaipur, 2001 Edition.

4.Prasanna Chandra "Fundamentals Of Financial Management" Tata M.C. Graw Hill Publishing Company Ltd, New Delhi, 1992 Edition.

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Magazines1. Business World.

2. Business Today

3. Brand Equity.

Websites

1. www.wikipedia.com

2. www.easy2source.com

3. www.searchenginecolossus.com

Other Sources1. Annual Reports of R.K. Marble

2. Catalogs of R.K. Marble

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