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SAMPLE INDIA LIMITEDACTIVE BUSINESS
TRADESTYLE(S) : SAMPLE
Location:C - 123, XYZ, Corporate Centre Prabhakar Road, Ambattur Silvassa 123456 Dadra & Nagar Haveli and
Daman & Diu India
Telephone(s): (+91) 022 49***6
D-U-N-S
Number:91-859-2841
IDENTIFICATION & SUMMARY
D-U-N-S Number:
91-859-2841
Registration No:
L1**33MH1961PLC01****
Hand Phone(s):
(+91) 987******0
Business Group:
SAMPLE GROUP
Facsimile(s):
(+91) 022 49***7
E-Mail:
Website:
www.sampleindia.com
IDENTIFICATION
Type of Business:
Public Limited Liability Company
Established:
Sep 02, 1999
Control:
Apr 20, 2017
Imports:
Yes
Primary SIC:
2895 0000
Line of Business Description:
Engaged in manufacturing and
exporting of Virgin Activated
Carbon.
Exports:
Yes
Registered charge:
Yes
Employs:
187 (Total)
Principal:
* * Kumar,Director
SUMMARY
RISK ASSESSMENT
Risk Indicator
Low Risk (1) High Risk (4)
3 Risk Level of the Company is : AVERAGE
D&B Rating
Financial Strength
5A
Based on Networth
Risk Indicator
3
Fair (Slightly Above
Average Risk - Monitor)
Former Rating
Financial Strength
5A
Based on net worth
Risk Indicator
3
Fair
The Dun & Bradstreet Rating of 5A3 indicates:
Financial Strength of INR over 645,950,000 based on net worth
A Risk Indicator which is Fair
COMPLIANCE ASSESSMENT SUMMARY
RBI Defaulter List Match Found.
EPF Delay List Match Found.
NCLT Match Found.
COMPANY PROFILE & SWOT ANALYSIS
COMPANY PROFILE:
SAMPLE INDIA LIMITED (hereinafter referred as the Company or SAMPLE INDIA) was incorporated on 2nd
September 1999 as a Limited Liability Company.
The Company is engaged in manufacturing and exporting of Virgin Activated Carbon.
The Company controls its business operations from Silvassa, Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu
STRENGTHS:
WEAKNESSES:
OPPORTUNITIES:
THREATS:
The Company is into existence for more than 20 years.
Experienced and quali�ed management.
Tangible Net worth of the Company has increased during the period under review
Leverage position of the Company has remained comfortable
Net Pro�t of the Company has �uctuated during the period under review.
Operating Margin of the Company �uctuated during the period under review.
Return on Net worth (RoNW) has declined during the period under review.
Return on Capital Employed (RoCE) has �uctuated during the period under review.
The growth outlook for India has improved with recent changes in economic policies, the Government’s
vision of ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ and its focus on manufacturing sector.
India could be one of the biggest bene�ciaries of rapidly changing global trade relations.
The growing use of activated carbon in industrial applications has led to increase its share in the gas phase
applications, which is driving the activated carbon market in the Asia-Paci�c region. Moreover, the growing
use of activated carbon for soil remediation applications as well as in pharmaceutical applications have
witnessed signi�cant growth during the last �ve years is further expected to boost the growth of the
activated carbon market.
The Asia-Paci�c region is the fastest-growing market for activated carbon, in terms of value and volume.
Increasing investments by companies, especially in automotive sector, the growing shift of production
facilities to the emerging economies of the region; the strong industrial base, are the major factors
contributing to the growth of the activated carbon market in this region.
COVID-19 impacted the carbon black industry. Demand reduced signi�cantly during the �rst quarter of FY21,
with most of the major players keeping their manufacturing units shut or operating at a very low capacity
utilization.
Entry of new carbon black manufacturers that would increase competition in the domestic market.
scarcity of raw material especially in Asia-Paci�c is major factor restraining the growth of the activated
carbon market globally.
CURRENT INVESTIGATION
INVESTIGATION INFORMATION
Other comments :
The information in this report has been compiled from D&B known sources and its independent research
Date : Aug 31, 2021
INDUSTRY HIGHLIGHTS
PRODUCT PROFILE:
Activated carbon (also known as activated charcoal) is a compressed form of carbon with small volume poresthat increases the surface area that is available for adsorption or chemical reaction. Due to this structuralfeature, activated carbon is used extensively as an adsorption agent. It also �nds applications for itsdecolorization and deodorization properties. Based on its physical structure activated carbon is segmentedinto granulated, pelletized, powdered, impregnated, and catalytic.
Some of the major applications of activated carbon include
Removal of volatile organic compounds like benzene, and PCE
Removal of hydrogen sul�de and waste gases’
Used as a bacteria inhibitor in drinking water �lters (impregnated activated carbon)
Removal of chlorine and chloramine, as well as recovery of gold
MARKET SCENARIO:
The global market for activated carbon is estimated to be worth USD 4.5 Billion in 2020, and it is expected toreach USD 8.5 Billion by 2027, increasing by a CAGR of approximately 11.5%. This strong growth would befueled by higher demand from water puri�cation, sewage treatment and air puri�cation segments. Tighteningregulations around the world, with respect to environmental pollution would increase investment in wastetreatment segment, which in turn will create global demand for activated carbon.
APAC is the largest market for activated carbon, followed by North America. This ascendency of Asia Paci�ccan be attributed to the increasing public investment in waste treatment, as well as higher involvement ofprivate players. Drinking water treatment, waste water treatment and municipal sewage treatment iswitnessing higher investment, as the emerging economies like China and India strive to contain the economicdegradation. This has translated into higher demand for activated carbon in these large markets, which in turnis driving the demand in APAC market.
As per industry sources, Indian market for activated carbon is estimated to be worth USD 500 Million, and it isexpected to grow by a CAGR of nearly 11% till 2025.
DEMAND SCENARIO:
The biggest factor that is driving demand for activated carbon is its application in water & waste watertreatment.
Applications in waste water treatment
The huge surface area and micropore feature along with good adsorption properties helps activated carbon(combined with other chemicals) to adsorb various harmful particles in waste water. Because of this propertyit is �nding widespread application in waste water treatment plants. Powdered activated carbon is used inwater treatment plants for taste and odor control and for removal of organic chemicals. Hence the growth inwaste water / industrial e�uent treatment have a direct impact on the demand for activated carbon.
Global market for water treatment
The global market for water & waste water treatment products & services is estimated to be worth USD 263Billion in 2020, and it is expected to grow by a CAGR of 7% during 2020-28 to reach USD 465 Billion. Asia Paci�cis estimated to be the largest market followed by North America and Europe. Besides being the largestmarket, Asia Paci�c is expected to see the highest growth in the coming years, and will play a pivotal role inthe development of global water & waste water treatment industry.
One of the reasons behind the growth in Asia Paci�c, and its increasing relevance in the coming years can beattributed to the increasing measures taken at administration / Government level to improve municipal &sewage e�uent treatment as well as expanding as well as developing drinking water infrastructure. All majorAsian markets have revamped environmental guidelines thereby strengthening regulatory framework ine�uent treatment. Municipal and industrial waste water treatment is witnessing increasing traction, on theback of higher Government investment as well as private sector involvement.
Waste water treatment scenario in India
According to industry sources, Indian market for wastewater treatment plant is estimated to be worth USD 2.4Billion. Moving Bed Biological Reactor (MBBR) and Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) were the dominanttreatment process that have gained prominence in wastewater treatment market in India. Of this, MBBR isestimated to lead due to its high e�ciency, low maintenance as well as low space utilization.
According to CPCB there are nearly 900 STPs spread across the country. However, the number of operationalSTPs and the capacity utilization levels are far lower. While the demand supply scenario in few cities, in termsof sewage generated and treatment capacity, is optimal majority of the country face a supply de�cit when itcomes to sewage treatment facilities.
According to CPCB, the current sewage treatment capacity in India can handle only 38% of the total volume ofsewage produced. Thus, more than 60% of the sewage is discharged untreated. Considering the massivevolume of sewage generated in India, this 60% �gure translates into nearly 39,000 MLD of untreated sewage.
Waste water / Industrial e�uent generation in India
Urbanization: Increasing population and growth in industrial / service activities have fastened the pace ofurbanization. As a result, the number of cities with population of 1 million or more is expected to reach ~90 by2030, up from 2011 census tally of 53. Consequently, the amount of municipal waste generated is expected goup leading to a higher demand for waste water treatment services.
Industrialization: Private and public sector investments in the manufacturing sector are expected to go up inresponse to the National Manufacturing Policy launched by the government. Further the increasing domesticconsumption too would help in the growth. Growth in industrial sector would automatically lead to increase inindustrial e�uent discharge, leading to higher demand for industrial waste water treatment services.
Urgent need for sewage treatment:
In India, the estimated sewage generation from Class I cities and Class II towns (representing 72% of urbanpopulation) is 62,000 million liters/day (MLD), of which there exists treatment capacity to treat only 26,066MLD (about 35%). The major metropolitan areas (with population over 1 million) have a collective sewagetreatment capacity of just over 50%, but high variability exists among them. Only �ve metro cities(Hyderabad,Vadodara, Chennai, Ludhiana and Ahmedabad) have treatment capacity close to 100% of their sewagegeneration.
Delhi has the largest sewage treatment capacity in absolute terms but treats only about 60% of sewagegenerated; while Mumbai has the second largest treatment capacity in absolute terms but meets only 80% ofits sewage water treatment needs. Almost all other major metropolitan cities have treatment capacities below50% of their sewage generation. The Class I cities and metros (with population over 100,000) which account for93% of the urban sewage generated in the country, have a combined treatment capacity of about 32% ofgeneration, while the Class II towns (population between 50,000 and 100,000) have a combined treatmentcapacity of only 8% of their generation.
EXPORT & IMPORT OF ACTIVATED CARBON:
India is a net exporter of activated carbon, with annual export value reaching INR 15 Billion in FY 2021. Thevalue of exports has increased by a CAGR of 15% between FY 2015-21. In contrast, the value of activatedcarbon annual imported to India has remained below INR 4 Billion. As on FY 2021, approximately INR 3.9Billion worth of activated carbon was imported to the country. Imports have increased by a CAGR of 12%during FY 2015-21.
USA is the largest export market for Indian activated carbon industry. In FY 2021, the value of activated carbonexported to the US accounted for nearly 20% of total export value. Germany, the second largest export marketaccounted for 6% of total exports. Other major export markets include Russia, China, South Korea and Japan.Top ten export markets accounted for nearly 50% of total value of activated carbon exports from India in FY2021
NOTABLE PLAYERS:
Indo German Carbon Limited (IGCL) was the �rst to set up an activated carbon plant in India, andmanufacturers and supplies coconut shell based activated carbon. The plant is located in Kerala – a stateabundant in coconut production – giving it easy access to raw material, at a lower rate. IGCL is the subsidiaryof Gulfar Engineering and Contracting LLC, a leading construction Company based in Oman. IGCL has aninstalled production capacity of nearly 6,000 TPA.
MICBAC India is a leading manufacturer of activated carbon from wood, coal and coconut shell. The Companyan installed capacity to produce 20,000 TPA of activated carbon (from all three input materials). Apart fromactivated carbon, MICBAC also supplies anthracite �lter media and hard coke.
Raj Carbon is a leading manufacturer of steam activated carbon in South India, with an installed productioncapacity of 1,300 TPA. The Company manufacturers coconut shell based activated carbon.
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
PARTIAL FINANCIALS
BALANCE SHEET
Particulars Jun 30, 20213
MillionsIndian Rupee
Sales / Income 41,303
Net Pro�t(Loss) before Tax 2,065
Net Pro�t(Loss) after Tax 1,530
Particulars Mar 31, 2019Thousands
Indian Rupee
Mar 31, 2020Thousands
Indian Rupee
Mar 31, 2021Thousands
Indian Rupee
Shareholders Fund
Equity Share Capital 475,100 475,100 475,100
Capital Reserve 64,300 64,300 64,300
General Reserve 8,656,400 8,656,400 8,656,400
Retained Earnings 23,504,500 27,055,400 31,567,400
Other Reserves 772,900 -70,300 946,300
Total ShareholdersFund
33,473,200 36,180,900 41,709,500
Non-Current Liabilities
Long Term Loans :Secured
1,570,800 1,608,900 1,512,000
Long Term Bank Loans 4,135,600 6,525,400 3,405,500
Sales Tax Deferral Loans 1,384,800 1,384,800 1,164,200
Deferred Tax Liability 2,126,300 1,580,500 1,954,500
Debentures and Bonds 0 0 4,982,100
Provident and Pensions(Long Term)
390,900 506,400 622,600
Provisions 195,200 419,600 540,400
Lease Liabilities (LongTerm)
0 857,900 937,600
Less : Current Portion ofLong Term Debt
0 -472,800 -708,000
Total Non-CurrentLiabilities
9,803,600 12,410,700 14,410,900
Current Liabilities
Accounts Payable 29,239,000 28,863,900 39,216,000
Creditors for CapitalGoods
232,500 235,900 144,200
Other Payables / Accruals 898,300 754,400 873,000
Lease Liabilities 0 238,900 297,000
Bank Loans 6,688,200 10,700,000 0
Current Portion of LongTerm Debt
220,600 472,800 708,000
Interest Accrued 24,100 42,600 342,600
Due to Customers 578,300 990,300 1,439,000
Trade Deposits 274,400 279,100 323,700
Unclaimed / UnpaidDividends
47,400 48,700 708,300
Provision for RetirementBene�ts
305,000 548,100 390,200
Other Provisions 291,500 288,400 372,200
Duties and Taxes Payable 1,428,300 994,400 1,039,900
Other Current Liabilities 189,200 484,100 0
Total Current Liabilitiesand Provisions
40,416,800 44,941,600 45,854,100
TOTAL LIABILITIES ANDEQUITY
83,693,600 93,533,200 101,974,500
Fixed Assets
Land and Buildings 7,440,200 7,790,000 7,765,800
Plant and Equipment 16,766,700 17,327,800 17,606,800
Transportation Vehicles 134,400 183,000 173,000
Furniture, Fixtures andFitting
411,800 351,700 331,900
O�ce Equipment 509,800 544,800 450,000
Capital Work in Progress 1,091,400 1,265,600 1,125,600
Other Fixed Assets 0 1,034,800 1,127,900
Total Fixed Assets 26,354,300 28,497,700 28,581,000
Intangibles
Software 152,800 116,600 115,300
Other Intangibles 1,858,300 3,239,400 4,193,800
Total Intangible Assets 2,011,100 3,356,000 4,309,100
Investments
Investment inSubsidiaries
20,213,700 24,844,900 31,333,900
Investment in GroupCompanies / A�liates
1,222,200 0 0
Investment in QuotedShares
722,700 332,300 809,500
Investment in UnquotedShares
434,000 415,700 319,500
Other Investments 414,100 465,900 682,300
Total Investments 23,006,700 26,058,800 33,145,200
Other Assets
Other Loans Receivable 167,800 107,100 756,200
PROFIT & LOSS
Other Deposits (NonCurrent)
159,600 217,800 213,900
Other Assets 445,000 3,079,900 501,200
Total Other Assets 772,400 3,404,800 1,471,300
Current Assets
Cash 3,700 2,700 2,600
Balances with Bank 435,000 1,686,200 2,294,500
Fixed Deposit Account 0 2,502,800 7,001,000
Accounts Receivable 14,141,400 12,813,600 8,699,800
Other Receivables 4,396,000 3,608,700 3,292,100
Inventory : FinishedGoods
2,449,600 2,713,800 2,759,700
Inventory : Raw Material 7,228,400 6,084,400 7,156,400
Inventory : Work-in-Progress
925,100 437,600 360,000
Inventory : Trade Goods 730,500 734,500 838,700
Inventory : Others 425,800 419,000 403,300
Prepayments 223,500 253,200 226,400
Other Loans andAdvances
293,300 891,500 1,336,100
Security Deposits(Current Assets)
46,500 55,600 52,900
Other Deposits (CurrentAssets)
9,500 6,100 2,500
Tax Refund 229,400 6,200 41,900
Other Current Assets 11,400 0 0
Total Current Assets 31,549,100 32,215,900 34,467,900
TOTAL ASSETS 83,693,600 93,533,200 101,974,500
Particulars Mar 31, 2019Thousands
Indian Rupee
Mar 31, 2020Thousands
Indian Rupee
Mar 31, 2021Thousands
Indian Rupee
Number of Months 12 12 12
Revenue 179,125,100 160,736,300 166,034,500
Less: DirectExpenditure
-149,261,500 -132,028,200 -137,879,700
Cost of Materials andFinished GoodsConsumed
-138,422,700 -121,359,300 -127,238,500
Electricity / Power andFuel and Water Expenses
-1,100,800 -903,000 -759,000
Plant & MachineryRepairs & Maintenance
-546,400 -584,100 -523,100
Salaries and Wages -8,481,300 -8,666,800 -8,897,600
Other ManufacturingExpenses
-710,300 -515,000 -461,500
Gross Pro�t 29,863,600 28,708,100 28,154,800
Add: Other OperatingIncome
2,974,100 3,497,100 1,470,900
Less General andAdministrationExpenses
-6,838,600 -7,176,000 -5,996,200
Sta� Welfare Expenses -745,000 -717,300 -587,100
Insurance -151,600 -156,700 -210,800
Professional and LegalFees
-9,500 -16,400 -12,500
Repairs and Maintenance -112,100 -109,400 -127,400
Expenses towardsCommunity Developmentand Donations
-90,000 -60,000 0
Other General Expenses -5,730,400 -6,116,200 -5,058,400
Less: Selling andDistribution Expenses
-11,430,000 -11,570,600 -9,001,200
Advertising & MarketingExpenses
-7,514,000 -7,775,200 -5,924,700
Freight Expenses -3,916,000 -3,795,400 -3,076,500
Less: Loss on Sale ofFixed Assets
-19,100 0 -18,800
Less: Loss on ForeignExchange Transactions
-217,500 -1,000 -328,200
Less: Depreciation /Amortization andDepletion
-3,992,700 -4,890,300 -4,936,800
Operating Pro�t 10,339,800 8,567,300 9,344,500
Add: Other NonOperating Income
78,500 321,000 329,700
Dividend Income 32,800 33,700 2,000
Interest Income 32,900 255,800 319,500
Pro�t on Sale of FixedAssets
0 22,700 0
Pro�t on Sale ofInvestments
0 300 400
Pro�t on ForeignExchange Transactions
3,100 0 0
Miscellaneous Income 9,700 8,500 7,800
Earnings BeforeInterest and Tax (EBIT)
10,418,300 8,888,300 9,674,200
Less: InterestExpenditure
-808,700 -1,020,900 -1,411,800
Other Interest -808,700 -1,020,900 -1,411,800
Pro�t before Tax andExtraordinary Items
9,609,600 7,867,400 8,262,400
AUDITORS QUALIFICATION
Accounts are audited by V. Sankar Aiyar & Co.
Accounts quali�ed by auditor and / or other observations in Audit Report: No
FINANCIAL TREND (RATIOS)
Add / Less ExtraordinaryItems Before Tax
0 -323,300 0
Net Pro�t beforeTaxation and afterExtraordinary Items
9,609,600 7,544,100 8,262,400
Less: Total TaxProvision
-2,908,200 -1,621,600 -2,142,000
Tax Provision -2,764,600 -2,339,000 -2,033,900
Less: Current YearDeferred Tax
-140,600 717,400 -108,100
Other Tax -3,000 0 0
Pro�t after Tax 6,701,400 5,922,500 6,120,400
Pro�t after Tax andExtraordinary Items
6,701,400 5,922,500 6,120,400
Prior Year Adjustment 55,500 -371,300 54,400
Less: Dividends -1,999,800 -2,000,300 -1,662,800
Plus Retained Earningsb/f
18,747,400 23,504,500 27,055,400
Retained Earnings c/f 23,504,500 27,055,400 31,567,400
Statement (End) Date Mar 31, 2019Thousands
Indian Rupee
Mar 31, 2020Thousands
Indian Rupee
Mar 31, 2021Thousands
Indian Rupee
Number of Months 12 12 12
Financial Elements
Revenue 179,125,100 160,736,300 166,034,500
Pro�t after Tax 6,701,400 5,922,500 6,120,400
Net working capital -8,867,700 -12,725,700 -11,386,200
Tangible Networth 31,462,100 32,824,900 37,400,400
Total Debts 14,000,000 21,077,000 12,001,400
Capital Employed 45,462,100 53,901,900 49,401,800
Growth Ratios
Sales Growth (%) - - 3.30
Net Pro�t Growth (%) - - 3.34
Liquidity Ratios
Quick Ratio 0.48 0.48 0.50
Current Ratio 0.78 0.72 0.75
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS GRAPH
REVENUE AND PAT
TANGIBLE NETWORTH & CAPITAL EMPLOYED
Leverage Ratios
Total Debt Equity Ratio 0.44 0.64 0.32
Interest Coverage Ratio 12.88 8.71 6.85
E�ciency Ratios
Collection Period (Days) 29 29 19
A/Cs Payable (Days) 77 87 112
Inventory (Days) 24 24 25
Cash Conversion Cycle -24 -34 -68
Pro�tability Ratios
Net pro�t margin (%) 3.74 3.68 3.69
Return on Networth (%) 21.30 18.04 16.36
Return on CapitalEmployed (%)
22.92 16.49 19.58
FY 2019 FY 2020 FY 20210
20,000,000
40,000,000
60,000,000
80,000,000
100,000,000
120,000,000
140,000,000
160,000,000
(Am
ount
)
(Fiscal Years)
Revenue Pro�t After Tax
Figures in Thousands of Indian Rupee
Sales: Topline of The Company has �uctuated during the period under review. The Company reported NetSales of INR 179,125,100 thousand in FY 2019 which declined to INR 160,736,300 thousand in FY 2020,however it increased to INR 166,034,500 thousand in FY 2021.
Net Pro�t: Net Pro�t of the Company has �uctuated during the period under review. It declined from INR6,701,400 thousand in FY 2019 to INR 5,922,500 thousand in FY 2020, however it increased to 6,120,400thousand in FY 2021.
NET PROFIT MARGIN
Mar 31, 2019 Mar 31, 2020 Mar 31, 20210
5,000,000
10,000,000
15,000,000
20,000,000
25,000,000
30,000,000
35,000,000
40,000,000
45,000,000
50,000,000
(Am
ount
)
(Fiscal Years)
Tangible Networth Capital Employed
Figures in Thousands of Indian Rupee
Tangible Net worth: Tangible Net worth of the Company has increased during the period under review. Itincreased from INR 31,462,100 thousand as at the end of FY 2019 to INR 32,824,900 thousand as at the end ofFY 2020, and further to INR 37,400,400 thousand as at the end of FY 2021.
Capital Employed: Capital Employed of the Company has �uctuated during the period under review. Itincreased from INR 45,462,100 thousand as at the end of FY 2019 to INR 53,901,900 thousand as at the end ofFY 2020, however it declined to INR 49,401,800 thousand as at the end of FY 2021.
PROFITABILITY RATIOS
Mar 31, 2019 Mar 31, 2020 Mar 31, 20210.0
0.5
1.0
1.5
2.0
2.5
3.0
3.5
(Per
cent
age)
(Fiscal Years)
Net Pro�t Margin (%)
RETURN ON TANGIBLE NETWORTH
RETURN ON CAPITAL EMPLOYED
Net Pro�t Margin: Net Pro�t Margin of the Company has �uctuated during the period under review. Itdecreased from 3.74% in FY 2019 to 3.68% in FY 2020, however it increased to 3.69% in FY 2021.
Mar 31, 2019 Mar 31, 2020 Mar 31, 20210
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
(Per
cent
age)
(Fiscal Years)
Return On Networth (%)
Mar 31, 2019 Mar 31, 2020 Mar 31, 20210
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
(Per
cent
age)
(Fiscal Years)
Return On Capital Employed (%)
Return on Networth: Return on Net worth (RoNW) has declined during the period under review. It declinedfrom 21.3% in FY 2019 to 18.04% in FY 2020, and further to 16.36% in FY 2021.
Return on Capital Employed: Return on Capital Employed (RoCE) has �uctuated during the period underreview. It declined from 22.92% in FY 2019 to 16.49% in FY 2020, however it increased to 19.58% in FY 2021.
LEVERAGE RATIOS
TOTAL DEBT EQUITY RATIO
INTEREST COVERAGE RATIO
Mar 31, 2019 Mar 31, 2020 Mar 31, 20210.00
0.05
0.10
0.15
0.20
0.25
0.30
0.35
0.40
0.45
0.50
0.55
0.60(T
imes
)
(Fiscal Years)
Total Debt Equity Ratio
Total Debt Equity Ratio: Leverage position of the Company has remained comfortable as its Debt Equity Ratiohas remained below 2 times as on 3 years of Balance Sheet Reporting date.
Mar 31, 2019 Mar 31, 2020 Mar 31, 20210
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
(Tim
es)
(Fiscal Years)
Interest Coverage
Interest Coverage Ratio: Interest Coverage Ratio of the Company has declined during the period under review.It declined from 12.88 times in FY 2019 to 8.71 times in FY 2020, and further to 6.85 times in FY 2021.
LIQUIDITY RATIOS
CURRENT RATIO
QUICK RATIO
Mar 31, 2019 Mar 31, 2020 Mar 31, 20210.0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.7(T
imes
)
(Fiscal Years)
Current Ratio
Mar 31, 2019 Mar 31, 2020 Mar 31, 20210.00
0.05
0.10
0.15
0.20
0.25
0.30
0.35
0.40
0.45
0.50
(Tim
es)
(Fiscal Years)
Quick Ratio
Current Ratio: The Current Ratio of the company has declined from 0.78 times in FY 2019 to 0.72 times in FY2020, however it increased to 0.75 times in FY 2021.
Quick Ratio: The Quick Ratio of the company stood at 0.48 times in FY 2019 and FY 2020, however it increasedto 0.50 times in FY 2021.
BANKS
Information in this report may not represent the full extent of subject's bank relationships.
Bank Name: Bank of India
Location: Pune, Maharashtra, 4000**, India
Bank Name: Canara Bank
Location: 63/65, Moraji Kanji Bldg., Dr. Atmaram Merchant Road, Mumbai,Maharashtra, 40***2, India
No independent con�rmations were obtainable from banker/(s).
REGISTERED CHARGE DETAILS
A search was conducted and the following charges were found.
The records items above under 'Registered Charges' may have been paid, vacated, settled or released prior to
the date this report was printed.
Charge Date Charge Number Amount Secured Currency Chargee Name
Jan 01, 2010 1065**** 1,750,000 Indian Rupee State Bank of India
Feb 01, 2019 106***** 50,000,000 Indian Rupee Yes Bank
Apr 02, 2020 10768*** 4,343,000 Indian Rupee American ExpressBank Ltd
Apr 18, 2019 10900*** 5,000,000 Indian Rupee ABN Amro BankBhd
HISTORY
BACKGROUND
This Public Limited Liability Company started on Sep 02, 1999, having registration no.L1**33MH1961PLC01****,
and has its registered o�ce at O�ce No 6,3rd Floor,C Wing Laxmi Towers, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra (east),
Mumbai, Maharashtra, 400051 India
The last AGM date was Sep 29, 2021. The last Financial Statement Date being Mar 31, 2021.
MERGER
Date of Event: Apr 09, 2017
Event Type: Amalgamation
Name of the Company/Entity: XYZ Associates
Date of Event: Apr 09, 2018
The subject shares are publicly listed on the belowstock exchange/s:
Bombay Stock Exchange India
National Stock Exchange of India India
Event Type: Merger
Name of the Company/Entity: Ber*** International Limited
Date of Event: Apr 09, 2019
Event Type: Amalgamation
Name of the Company/Entity: Spa***** India Private Lim***
CHANGES
Name Changes:
Original business name registered as: Sample Maha****** Limited
the subject registered a change in name to Mar** Steel India Private Limited
On May 28, 2019, the subject registered a change in name to Present name
Legal Status changes:
Date of Change: Apr 20, 2017
Nature of Change: Reconstitution under local laws
Former Legal Structure: Public Limited Liability Company
Name of Previous Change: Sample Maha****** Limited
Previous Registration #: 100****1
Date of Change: Jan 01, 2018
Nature of Change: Conversion from a private to a public limited company
Former Legal Structure: Private limited co
Name of Previous Change: Mar** Steel India Private Limited
Previous Registration #: 20****00
Date of Change: Jan 01, 2019
Nature of Change: Move to a new state
Former Legal Structure: Proprietorship
Name of Previous Change: JJP Associates India Limited
Previous Registration #: 100***0
Date of Change: May 07, 2020
Nature of Change: Move to a new state
Former Legal Structure: Limited liablity company
Name of Previous Change: XYZ Corporation
Previous Registration #: AP128***J
Date of Change: May 07, 2020
Nature of Change: Conversion from a private to a public limited company
Former Legal Structure: Limited Liability Partnership
Name of Previous Change: AHH Company Pvt. Ltd.
CAPITAL
Authorized Capital: 3,000,000.00 INR
Issued Capital: 3,000,000.00 INR
Paid-up Capital 3,000,000.00 INR as on date Jun 30, 2021
Ordinary Shares: 300,000.00 at par value 10 INR
Capital Distribution:
The following details represent the Full Shareholders List
Ordinary Shares:
Shareholding as at Jun 30, 2021
Shareholding details provided by: stock exchange
CAPITAL HISTORY
LEGAL REPRESENTATIVES
Auditors
SHAREHOLDERS % Capital
Ned *** **** 8.5
Dh***a Consultan** 20
XYZ Ventures Pte ****** 35
Mutual Funds 10
Foreign Portfolio Investors 5
Manav Joshi 5
B*I Mut*** Pte Ltd 5
Pranav R****** 5
State Bank of ******* 5
Others 1.5
Year of Change Capital Type Nature ofChange
From To Currency
Jun 19, 2002 AuthorizedCapital
increased 300,000,000.00 500,000,000.00 Indian Rupee
Jan 25, 2003 AuthorizedCapital
increased 500,000,000.00 600,000,000.00 Indian Rupee
Jan 10, 2004 Issued Capital increased 50,000,000.00 55,000,000.00 Indian Rupee
Mar 17, 2007 Issued Capital increased 200,000,000.00 500,000,000.00 Indian Rupee
Apr 18, 2008 Issued Capital increased 500,000,000.00 800,000,000.00 Indian Rupee
Sep 30, 2019 Issued Capital increased 800,000,000.00 900,000,000.00 Indian Rupee
****& Sells Chartered Accountants
Plot No- A -05, ****, Pune, Maharashtra, 412***, India
CORPORATE STRUCTURE
SUBSIDIARIES
D-U-N-S: 999999999
Name: Devi**** Ha**an Tollway Limited
Address: Mount Poonamalle Road,, Post Box No. 979,, Dragon Fly Building, Chennai,Tamil Nadu, 600089, India
No.of Shares owned: 100 %
Name: Sea****s Retail Private Limited
Address: Ballard Estate,, P&T House, Mumbai, Maharashtra, 40***1, India
No.of Shares owned: 69 %
Name: J&T Global ***** Lim****
Address: Unit 7, Level 3, Gate Precinct,, Building 2, Dubai
No.of Shares owned: 75 %
Name: Thal*** Limited
Address: Bentalls Industrial Estate Holloway Road, Maldon Essex, Endeavour House,United Kingdom
No.of Shares owned: 51 %
Name: Pt Ta*** Indonesia
Address: Jalan Raya Pasar Serang, No. 15,, Bekasi, 17330, Indonesia
No.of Shares owned: 99.99 %
Name: Mu*** Cement Private Limited
Address: 5th Floor,, Barakhamba Road, Cannaught Place,, Dcm Building,, New Delhi,Delhi, 11***01, India
No.of Shares owned: 100 %
Name: Ray*** Aluminium Company Private Limited
Address: Annapurna Complex, 559,, Bhubaneswar, Odisha, 751014, India
No.of Shares owned: 90 %
AFFILIATES
The A�liate is a Joint Venture: Yes
Name: BCD ****** Private Limited
Address: India
Subject holds shares inA�liate:
49 %
The A�liate is a Joint Venture: No
Name: Intern******* Me*** Civil Contractors
Address: Plot No - 16,, Pune, Maharashtra, 417***, India
A�liate holds shares insubject:
30 %
The A�liate is a Joint Venture: No
Name: Ad***a B**la Renewable Subsidary Limited
Address: Centre S.K. Ahire Marg,, Worli, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Subject holds shares inA�liate:
35 %
The A�liate is a Joint Venture: No
Name: ABC Group ****** Private Limited
Address: Dr Annie Besant Road, 3rd Floor, Century Bhavan, Mumbai, Maharashtra,40***7, India
Subject holds shares inA�liate:
15 %
The A�liate is a Joint Venture: Yes
Name: XYZ Pte. *****
Address: Jaipur, Rajasthan, 31***01, India
A�liate holds shares insubject:
15 %
PREVIOUS ADDRESSES
Type of Address Registered O�ce Address
Address: AB Sarkar Road Ahmedabad Gujarat 400*** India
BRANCHES
The Principle branch location(s) are as follows:
Address: 22 Mount Poonamallee Road, Manapakkam, P.B.No.979, Chennai, TamilNadu, 60***9, India
Location Type: O�ce
Address: 19, Kumara Krupa Road,, N M Road, Bengaluru, Karnataka, 5***01, India
Location Type: Warehouse
Address: 211, Okhla Industrial Estate,, Nasper Building, New Delhi, Delhi, 11***20,India
Location Type: Warehouse
Address: Park Plaza, 2nd Floor, 71, Park Street,, P.B.No. 9010, Kolkata, West Bengal,India
Location Type: Administrative o�ce
Address: Sublot 24, Lot 16505, Jalan Keluli 1, Jakarta, Indonesia
Location Type: O�ce
DIVISION
The Principle division location(s) are as follows:
Division Name: Aluminium Division
Address: Nasper Building, Kshirsagar Complex,, Mumbai,, Maharashtra, India
Division Name: Nuclear Power Plant Equipment
Address: P.O.Box 8901, Powai Campus,, Nasper Building, Mumbai,, Maharashtra,4***72, India
Division Name: Aerospace
Address: TC-1 Building, B Wing,, P B No. 979, 22 Mount Poonamalee Road,, NasperBuilding, B**le Building,, Chennai,, Tamil Nadu, 600089, India
Division Name: Strategic Electronics Centre
Address: No. 145/2, Nagavarapalya, CV Raman Nagar,, Old Madras Road,, NasperBuilding, Bengaluru,, Karnataka, 56**93, India
Division Name: Electrical & Automation
Address: North Wing, Level 0,, Nasper Building, Citrus Building,, Mumbai,,Maharashtra, 4***76, India
OPERATIONS
LINE OF BUSINESS
LOB Description: Engaged in manufacturing and exporting of Virgin Activated Carbon.
Manufactures carbon black
Manufactures charcoal (carbon), activated
EMPLOYEES
Current:
Total Employees: 187 Estimated
2895-0000
2819-1003
Previous:
Year 2020
PRINCIPALS
PRINCIPALS
Name: * * Kumar
identity number : 800*****1
Name: Allen B***er
identity number : 800****2
Name: * * Mohta
identity number : 800****3
Name: Nand**a Par**h
identity number : 800****4
Name: * Swa**p
identity number : 800****5
Name: D N Dammani
Name: Premlata N Kapoor
EXECUTIVES
Name: * * Kumar
Current Title: Director
Related Experience Since: NA
Education: Bachelor of Chemical Engineering
Founder of the subject: Yes
Active in daily operations: Yes
identity number : 800*****1
Name: Allen B***er
Current Title: Director
Related Experience Since: NA
Founder of the subject: No
Active in daily operations: Yes
identity number : 800****2
Name: * * Mohta
Current Title: Director
Related Experience Since: NA
Founder of the subject: No
Active in daily operations: Yes
identity number : 800****3
Name: Nand**a Par**h
Current Title: Director
Related Experience Since: NA
Founder of the subject: No
Active in daily operations: Yes
identity number : 800****4
Name: * Swa**p
Current Title: Director
Related Experience Since: NA
Founder of the subject: No
Active in daily operations: Yes
identity number : 800****5
Name: D N Dammani
Current Title: Director
Related Experience Since: NA
Founder of the subject: No
Active in daily operations: No
Name: Premlata N Kapoor
Current Title: Director
Related Experience Since: NA
Founder of the subject: No
Active in daily operations: Yes
STATUTORY REGISTRATION
Registration Type Registration Number
Permanent Account Number AAAAA0000A
Goods and Services Tax (GST) 22AAAAA0000A1Z5
Provident Fund Registration Number WBXXX005XXX7000
Importer exporter code 14XXXXX719
COMPLIANCE ASSESSMENT
RBI DEFAULTER LIST
EPF DELAY LIST
NCLT
Match Found.
Source CIBIL
Date of Search Nov 20, 2020
Defaulter Name Bank Branch Quarter OutstandingAmount (In lacs)
SAMPLE INDIA Abhyudaya Co-Operative BankLimited
Mumbai Sep 30, 2020 12345
Match Found.
Source EPFO
Date of Search Nov 20, 2020
Keyword Used Match Found Status Date
SAMPLE INDIA Match Found Defaulted in Jan 31, 2020
SAMPLE INDIA Match Found Delayed in Dec 31, 2020
Match Found.
Source NCLT
Date of Search Nov 20, 2020
Match Found/ Match NotFound
Match Found
Natureof Filing
CP_CANo
CasePurpose
SectionRemark
Date ofOrder
Bench Court Applicant Respondent
CompanyAct
305/241-242/PB/2018
Others Others Dec 18,2020
PrincipalBench
Court - I AkashKhilwani
GlowInfocomPvt Ltd
Insolvency andBankruptcy code
(IB)-578(PB)/2020
FurtherConsideration
7 of IBC Dec 18,2020
PrincipalBench
Court - II AmbawattaBuildwellPrivateLimited
ImperiaStructures Limited
NEWS & ALERTS
Report Date: Apr 10, 2019
Source: Economic Times
Reported Data: Infrastructure major ABC Limited picked up 7.11 lakh shares of IT �rm XYZSoftware Limited between May 27-30 for about INR 70 crore, according toregulatory data.
Report Date: Sep 29, 2019
Source: Mint
Reported Data: The company is planning to open new manufacturing facility in Chakan,Pune
Report Date: Jan 01, 2020
Source: Economic Times
Reported Data: XYZ Company is planning to hive o� its Chemical Division
Report Date: Mar 31, 2021
Source: Auditors Observation
Reported Data: As on 31st March 2021 the company has disputed due of Rs 76.55 Crpayable towards Excise Duty,Service Tax,Custom Duty,Sales Tax dues whichare not deposited as they are pending under disputes.
Report Date: Mar 31, 2021
Source: Auditors Observation
Reported Data: As on 31/03/2021, The Total Contingent Liabilities & Commitments isamounting to Rs. 547.43 cr.
APPENDICES
D&B RATING GLOSSARY
The D&B Rating - The D&B rating consists of two parts, the Financial Strength Indicator and the Risk
Indicator.
For example: in the case of a 2A 4 rating, 2A means the �nancial strength of the business and the 4 is the risk
indicator.
The Risk Indicator is used in conjunction with the Financial Strength Indicator. The Risk Indicator re�ects D&B's
opinion of the risk associated with trading with a speci�c business, notably the likelihood of business
continuance or failure over the next 12 months. Created from expert rules system, the Risk Indicator is refreshed
whenever data is loaded onto our database. Please see the table below for the Risk Indicators and their
corresponding values.
ER Rating
Financial Strength Indicator
Rating # of Employees
ER 1 1000 +
ER 2 500-999
ER 3 100-499
ER 4 50-99
ER 5 20-49
ER 6 10-19
ER 7 5-9
ER 8 1-4
ER N Not Available
Rating table - India Figures in Indian Rupee
NetWorth Range
5A 645950000 and over
4A 129190000 to 645949999
3A 64595000 to 129189999
2A 12919000 to 64594999
1A 7751400 to 12918999
B 3875700 to 7751399
C 1219900 to 3875699
D 516760 to 1219899
E 155028 to 516759
F 51676 to 155027
G Up to 51675
Risk Indicator Condition Credit Risk Interpretation
CONFIDENTIALITY
1 Strong MinimumRisk Proceed with transaction- o�er extended terms ifrequired
2 Good LowRisk Proceed with transaction
3 Fair Slightly greater thanaverage risk
Proceed with transactionbut monitor closely
4 Limited Signi�cant level of risk Review each case beforeextending credit andobtain more information.Take suitable assurancesbefore extending credit,guarantees may beneeded
- Undetermined Insu�cient informationto assign a Rating
Assigned to concernswhere there isinsu�cient informationto express any opinionon the condition,�nancial soundness orpayment history of theconcern. A concern withno telephone numberwill also be assigned a "-"condition
Alternate Ratings Used
NQ Subject is Not Quali�ed for rating, as its ceasedoperations.
NB Commercial operation usually less than 24 months.
N Balance sheet shows negative net worth
FB Subject is the branch of a company located in anothercountry
BR Subject is a branch location
- A situation exists which is not ratable
DS This is a Dun Support record with limited information.
O A Financial Strength which is Undisclosed.
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