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    Form I

    (Rs. In lakhs)

    Max. Min.

    ( 1 ) ( 2 ) ( 3 ) ( 4 ) ( 5 ) ( 6 ) ( 7 ) ( 8 )

    Short Term Bank Credit

    1. Fund Based

    O.C.C

    (AgainstStocks and

    Book Debts

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    Form II : Operating Statement

    Name : CHRISTY FRIEDGRAM INDUSTRY Rs.in Lacs

    31.03.2007 31.03.2008 31.03.2009 31.03.2010

    Last Year

    Actuals

    Last Year

    Actuals

    Current Year

    Estimates

    Next Year

    Projection

    Gross Sales

    I. Domestic sales

    ii. Export sales

    Total(I+ii)

    Less: Excies Duty

    Net sales (1-2)

    % rise (+) or fall (-) in net

    sales as compared to previous year

    Cost of sales

    I. Raw materials(including

    stores and other items used

    in the process of manufacture

    a. Imported

    b. Indigenous

    ii. Other spares

    a. Imported

    b. Indigenous

    iii. Power and fuel

    iv. Direct labour

    (Factory wages and salaries)

    v. Other manufacturing expenses

    vi. Depreciation

    vii. Add: opening stock

    -in-process

    ix. Sub-total (i+vi)

    x. Deduct: Closing stock

    -in-process

    xi. Cost of production (ix-x)

    xii. Add: Opening stock of

    finished goods

    xiii. Sub-total (xi+xii)

    Assessment of Short Term Bank Credit

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    ii. Deduct: Other non-

    operating expenses

    a. Drawings

    b. Others

    Sub-total (Expenses)

    iii. Net other operating

    income/expenses

    [net of 11 (I) and (ii)]

    Profit before Tax/Loss

    [10+11(ii)]

    3 Provisions of tax

    4 Net profit/Loss (12-13)

    5 a. Equity dividend

    b. Dividend rate in %

    6 Retained profit (14-15a)

    7 Retained profit/Net profit(%)

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    31.03.2007 31.03.2008 31.03.2009 31.03.2010

    Last Year

    Actuals

    Last Year

    Actuals

    Current Year

    Estimates

    Next Year

    Projection

    Additional Data

    Break-up of sales turnover

    (inclusive of other income)

    a. Domestic sales

    1st Quarter

    2nd Quarter

    3rd Quarter

    4th Quarter

    Sub-total

    b. Export sales

    1st Quarter2nd Quarter

    3rd Quarter

    4th Quarter

    Sub-total

    Total (a+b) [to agree with 1(iii)]

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    Form III : Analysis of Balance Sheet

    Name : CHRISTY FRIEDGRAM INDUSTRY Rs.in Lacs

    31.03.2007 31.03.2008 31.03.2009 31.03.2010

    LIABILITIESLast Year

    Actuals

    Last Year

    Actuals

    Current Year

    Estimates

    Next Year

    Projection

    CURRENT LIABILITIES:

    Short-term borrowings from banks

    (including bills purchased, discounted &excess borrowings placed on repayment

    basis)

    a.from applicant bank

    b. from other bank

    c. (of which BP, BD & IND SME)

    Sub-total (A) =(a+b)

    Short term borrowings from others

    Sundry creditors (Trade)Advance payments from customers/

    deposits from dealers

    Provision for taxation

    Dividend payable

    Other statutory liabilities

    (due within one year)

    Deposits/Debentures/Instalments

    under term loans/DPGs,etc.

    (due within one year)Other current liabilities and Provisions

    (due within one year)(specify major

    items)

    Sub-total (B) =(Total of 2 to 9)

    0 Total Current Liabilities (A+B)

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    Assessment of Short Term Bank Credit

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    TERM LIABILITIES:

    Debentures(not maturing within one

    year)

    Preference shares(remeenable after one

    year)

    Term loans(excluding instalments

    payable within one year)

    4Deferred payment credits (excluding

    instalments due within one year)

    5 Term deposits(repayable after one year)

    6 Other liabilities

    7 Total Term Liabilities (total of 11to 16)

    8 Total Outside Liabilities (10+17)

    9 Ordinary Share Capital

    0 General reserve

    Revaluation reserve

    Other reserves (excluding provisions)

    3 Surplus(+) or deficit(-) in Profit&loss A/c

    4 Net Worth (Total of 19 to 23)

    5 Total Liabilities (18+24)

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    31.03.2007 31.03.2008 31.03.2009 31.03.2010

    ASSETSLast Year

    Actuals

    Last Year

    Actuals

    Current Year

    Estimates

    Next Year

    Projection

    CURRENT ASSETS:

    6Cash and Bank balances (to include

    margin LCs/Guarantees)

    7 Investments (other than long term)

    I. Govt. and other trustee secuities

    II. Fixed deposits with banks

    8

    I. Receivables other than deferred and

    exports(including bills purchased and

    discounted by bankers)but excluding

    receivables more than six months old

    II. Export receivables(including bills

    purchased / discounted by bankers)

    Installments under deferred receivables

    (due with in one year)

    Inventory

    I. Rawmaterials(including stores &

    other

    items used in the process of

    Manufacture)

    a. Imported

    b. Indigenous

    II. Stock-in-process

    III. Finished goods

    IV. Other consumable spares

    a. Imported

    b. Indigenous

    Advance to suppliers of rawmaterials

    and stores/spares

    2 Advance payment of Taxes (TDS)

    Other current assets (specify major

    items)

    Loans and advances due within one year

    4 Total Current Assets (Total of 26 to 33)

    FIXED ASSETS:

    Gross Block ( land & building,

    Machinery, work-inprogress)

    6 Depreciation to date

    7 Net Block (35-36)

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    31.03.2007 31.03.2008 31.03.2009 31.03.2010

    ASSETSLast Year

    Actuals

    Last Year

    Actuals

    Current Year

    Estimates

    Next Year

    Projection

    OTHER NON-CURRENT ASSETS:

    8

    Investments/book debts/

    advances/deposits which are not current

    assets

    -

    I. a. Investments in subsidy companies

    b. Investments & Deposit with others

    II. Advances to suppliers of capital goods

    and contractors

    III.Deferred receivables

    (maturity exceeding one year)

    IV.Factory advances & others

    9 Non-consumable stores & spares

    Other non-current assets includinga. dues from directors

    b. receivables (more than 6 months old)

    Total Non-Current Assets(38 to 40)

    Intangible assets (patents, goodwill,

    preliminery expenses, bad/doubtful

    debts not provided for, etc.)

    3 Total Assets (otal of 34,37,41&42)

    4 Tangible Net Worth (24-42)

    Net Working Capital

    [(17+24)-(37+41+42)] to tally with (34-

    10)

    6 Current Ratio (34/10)

    7Total Outside Liabilities /

    Tangible Net Worth (18/44)

    ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

    Arrears of depreciation

    Contingent Liabilities

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    FORM: IV

    Comparative statement of Current Assets

    Rs.in Lacs

    31.03.2006 31.03.2007 31.03.2008

    Particulars

    Current Assets

    A. above as % of Gross Sales

    * To be carried over to B2 of Form V

    Last 3 years actuals

    Highest level

    of holding in

    the past 3

    years

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    FORM: V

    Name : CHRISTY FRIEDGRAM INDUSTRY Rs.in Lacs

    2008-09 2009-10

    LIABILITIES Current year Next year

    estimates projection

    Gross Annual Sales

    Total Current Assets on the above date1 45% of A or Projected current assets whichever is less

    2 Highest levels in the past 3 years in terms of sales (% to sales)

    3 B2 X A

    4 B1 or B3 whichever is lower

    Net working capital on projected date

    1 25% of B4 minus maturing term liabilities

    2 16.66% of B4

    3 Projected as per Balance Sheet

    4 Projections of NWC (C1, C2 or C3 whichever is higher)

    Other current liabilities projected

    Fund Based Short Term Bank Credit [B4-(C4+D)]

    Note:

    For construction industry, B1 will be ignored.

    For sugar and tea, the extant cash budgeting system will be continued.

    If the actual Current Ratio as on the latest available audited Balance Sheet is less than 1.20

    (including repayments of term liabilities during the 12 months from the date of Balance Sheet as

    current liabilities) or 1.33 (excluding these) the company should bring in sufficient long term

    resources to bring the Ratio to 1.20 / 1.33 before release of fresh credit limits.

    For credit limits upto Rs.2.crores it should be ensured that at least 20% of the projected sales

    turnover (as assessed and accepted by the Bank) should be granted as working capital and the

    minimum contribution by the borrower should be 5% of the such projected turnover.

    For man-made textiles, fertilizers, food products & vegetable oil industries, B1 should be taken as

    33 1/3% of A

    Projected level of other current liabilities will include Annual maturing term liabilities (those

    repayable within 12 months from the date of balance sheet) and should be generally in line with

    past trends

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    Assessment of Short Term Bank Credit

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    Form VI : Funds Flow Statement

    Name : CHRISTY FRIEDGRAM INDUSTRY Rs.in Lacs

    31.03.2008 31.03.2009 31.03.2010

    LIABILITIES Last year Current year Next year

    Actuals estimates projection

    Sources

    a. Net profit (after tax)

    b. Depreciation

    c. Increase in capital

    d. Increase in term liabilities(including public deposits)

    e. Decrease in

    I. Fixed Assets

    II. Other non current assets

    f. Others

    g. Total

    Uses

    a. Net Loss

    b. Decrease in term liabilities(including public deposits)

    c. Increase in

    I. Fixed Assets

    II. Other non current assets

    d. Others

    e. TotalLong Term Surplus(+) deficit(-) (1-2)

    Increase/decrease in current assets (details given bellow)

    Increase/decrease in current liabilities other than bank borrowings

    Increase/decrease in Working capital gap

    Net surplus(+) / deficit(-)(Difference of 3 & 6)

    Increase / decrease of bank borrowings

    Increase / decrease in Net Sales

    Break up of (4)

    I. Increase / decrease in Rawmaterials

    II. Increase / decrease in Stock in process

    III.Increase / decrease in finished goods

    IV. Increase / decrease in Receivables

    a. Domestic

    b. Exports

    V. Increase / decrease in stores/spares

    VI. Increase / decrease in other current assets

    Note:

    Assessment of Short Term Bank Credit

    * Since net profit after tax is included in capital account. Net profit after tax need not be taken in to account.

    Increase / decrease under items 4 to 8 as also under break up of 4 should be indicated by (+) or ( )