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JAN 2013-15
Muni Krishna
Sachin Agarwal
BINANI CEMENT
Abhinay JainDiposree Sanyal
Group 1 Rajesh Burnwal
Swetha Tulasi
SOURCES OF DATA
• www.capitaline.com
• www.binaniindustries.com/
• www.binaniindustries.com/group-companies/binani- cement/cement-landing.asp
• www.youtube.com (Video)
• www.business-standard.com/
BRAJ BINANI GROUP
• The Braj Binani group traces its beginning in 1872 by Seth Pragdas Binani and his son
Seth Mathrudas to impor t and expor t metals
• In 1941 Seth Govardhandas son of Seth Mathrudas made bold decision to move from trading to manufacturing
• Following the restructuring of Braj Binani group in 1996 to 2004 BIL was founded to ser ve as the holding company for Binani cement limited , Binani zinc limited , Goa glass fiber limited and BT composites limited
• After establishing its foot print in India , China and Dubai it is exploring newer global horizons like South Africa ,East Africa and Mauritius
• The group is endeavoring to establish a strong network of Binani cement presence across the globe
BINANI GROUP INDUSTRIES
• BINANI Industries Ltd.
• BINANI Cement Ltd.
• BINANI Zinc Ltd.
• Goa Glass Fiber
• RBG minerals
• BIL Infratech Ltd.
• BINANI Metals (under construction)
• Crown Mining Ltd (under construction)
MANAGEMENT
Name DesignationBraj Binani CEOBraj Binani Chairman / Chair PersonDarshan Lal President (Operations)Dinesh Randad Sr.Vice President (Operations)K K Jain Vice President (F & A)M K Chattopadhyaya Director
BINANI CEMENT LIMITED
• Binani cement limited is the flagship subsidiar y of Binani Industr y Limited representing the Braj
Binani group
• The Binani cement star ted the operations in 1997 in Sirohi district , Rajasthan with a 1.65 MTPA
integrated cement facility and a 25 MW captive power plants
• The capacity was raised to 2.25 MTPA in 2005
• It was also cer tified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and OHSAS 18001 with in a shor t span from commencement of operations
• In 2008 , a split – grinding unit at Neem ka Thana was commissioned , boosting the capacity inIndia to 6.25 MTPA
VISION AND MISSION
• To achieve leadership status in the core sector, across the world
• To employ frontline technologies to meet the highest global standards in products and ser vices
• To set benchmarks in manufacturing and environmental performance
• To be a customer-first, quality-obsessed, socially sensitive corporate entity.
• To achieve breakthroughs in manufacturing based on intensive R&D
• To ensure well-being of all our stake-holders; upholding such values as integrity, trust, concern, empathy and commitment
CEMENT INDUSTRY• Cement is one of the core industries which plays a vital role in the growth
and development of a nation.
• The Indian cement industr y is the 2nd largest market after China accounting for about 7-8% of the total global production. It had a total capacity of about 330 m tones (MT) as of financial year ended 2011-12.
• There are 139 large cement plants and over 365 mini cement plants in India, with currently 42 players in the industr y.
• Binani has 3% of share in cement industr y
• Production increases by 9.1% yearly
• The Company was incorporated in Kolkata, West Bengal on Januar y 15, 1996 as Dynasty Dealer Private Limited.The name of the Company was changed to Binani Cement Private Limited and a fresh cer tificate of incorporation was issued to it by the RoC on April 23, 1998. Subsequently, the Company was conver ted into a public company and the name was changed to Binani Cement Limited vide a fresh cer tificate of incorporation dated October 6, 1998.
CEMENT INDUSTRY
• Binani Industries (BIL) today said its cement making arm Binani Cement has been delisted from the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange with effect from May 30 11.
• Because they wanted the company to be fully owned by the promoters so they got themselves delisted from BSE & NSE.
• Delisting of company's equity shares is actually stopping the stocks from fur ther trading on the bourses.
• BIL had in Januar y 11 launched an open offer to acquire 30.1% stake in Binani Cement. At present, BIL has 95.01% stake in Binani Cement.
• BIL has also tendered an exit oppor tunity to Binani Cement's residual shareholders.
THE CEMENT PRODUCTION AND POWER GENERATION DETAILS ARE AS UNDER:
Production 2011-12 2010-2011 Percentage change
Cement (Lakhs MT) 55.84 54.58 Increase 2.3 %
Power production 3281.65 3056.69 Increase 7.4%
(Lakhs KWh)
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF BINANI CEMENT:
Particulars 2011-12 (in Rs. Lakhs) 2010-2011(in Rs. Percentage changeLakhs)
Net sales & other 205,668 174,335 Increase 18 %incomesOperating cost 172,607 145,814 Increase 18 %
Interest and financial 16,140 10,344 Increase 56% chargesCash profit 15,670 18,177 Decrease 14%Profit after tax (PAT) 4,840 9,051 Decrease 47%
OPERATIONAL PERFORMANCE
During the year 2011-12, the Company has achieved highest ever production of55.84 Lakhs MT and sold 56.06 Lakhs MT of cement.
Sales volumes increased by 3.20% and net turnover increased from Rs.1733.23 crore to Rs. 2,027.81 crore i.e. by 17%, which is mainly due to higher sales volumes and increased Cement prices.
Despite increase in cement prices, profit after tax dropped to Rs. 5,315 Lakhs from Rs. 8,227 Lakhs which is mainly due to higher input costs of coal, power and other raw materials, higher logistics and Interest costs.
OPPORTUNITIES / THREATS
THREATS:
• Despite a strong GDP growth forecast of 8-9% in next 3-4 years, Industr y is likely to see pressures on prices due to higher demand supply gap and increased Cost of Inputs, Fuel, and Logistics.
• Low profit due to higher input coal cost, power and other raw materials.
OPPORTUNITIES:
• Demand for Cement in India is likely to see a growth of 6-8 percent in 2012.
• The Union Budget's focus on developing infrastructure and on affordable & rural housing. It will provide a boost to cement demand.
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Name
Last Price (BSE) (Rs.)
Sales Turnover (In Cr.)
Net Profit Total Assets
Ultratech Cement
1,908.75
18,313.13
2,446.19
16,667.95
Ambuja Cement
190.55 9,730.30
1,297.06
8,839.69
ACC 1,259.20
11,357.96
1,061.19
7,467.83
Shree Cement 4,237.25
5,898.12
618.50
3,695.00
Madras Cements
257.00 3,278.20
385.11
4,164.32
Binani Cement
90.30 2332.11
48.4 2328.77
NOTES TO ACCOUNTS
• The financial statements have been prepared:
- Historical cost convention.- Accrual basis.- Indian GAAP.- Depreciation - Straight Line method
- Plant and Machiner y- Written Down Value
- Land that’s not owned by the co.- Roads inside the factor y premises.- Assets Below 5000INR are depreciated 100%
COMPARISON
(In Cr.) (In Cr.)
Year Current Liabilities Current Assets
2008 348.93 502.11
2009 510.92 484.55
2010 438.33 721.35
2011 495.85 497.21
2012 682.94 813.43
• Company has always made sure that the Current liabilities are always more than the Current Assets, except in year 2009.
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250
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CASH FLOW
(Figures In Cr.)
Cash Profit
400
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300 ...I
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o2012 2011 2010 2009 2008
• Year 2010 the profits of the company has doubled compared to previous year because of reduction in operating expenses and at the same time increase in Net profits of the company as compared to any year 286 cr. and Gross profit of 500 cr.
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NET WORTH
(Figures In Cr.)
Net Worth of the Company
800
700
600
500
57..9..0. ."
417.64
200
100
o2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
• The Net Wor th of the company has increased by 55% as compared to year 2008
Investments
Ver tical Analysis=
X 100 900 .----
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600
500
400
300
200
100
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.>Binani has consistently increased itsinvestments in the last 5 years, with
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approx351%.
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factor y of 2.5MTPA in Gujarat, paid in
Made investments in:
•
INVESTMENTS(Figures In Cr.)
Total Assets 800
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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
• In the year 2008-09 the company hasplaced an order for setting up a new Investments - Vertical
Analysis
advance 35.00% +---------------------,-0
30.00% +-----------------:::::;!I ...'t.fl...25.00% +---------------:~:;-----------
• Unquoted Equity (Stocks that are not 5.00% +--~~ ...,...,...-.,-----------------
listed in any stock exchange) 0.00% +------r-------r------,r------.----....,2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
• Preference shares.
Total Current Assets
Companies
money
withothers:
•600
500300
Year Amount (In Cr.) Percentage
Inter corporate Deposits (An Inter-
•
2010 241.93 33.54%loan extended by one corporate to
LOANS AND ADVANCES
Ver tical Analysis= Loans & Advances
X 100
(Figures In Cr.)
Loans and Advances - Horizontal Analysis
3.01
• For Eg. 400
200• Loans to Subsidiar y 100
0
• Deposits with Government
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
• Advance Tax Loans and Advances - Vertical Analysis
2008 188.73 37.59%
Corporate Deposit (ICD) is an unsecured 2009 184.8
38.14%
another. ) 2011 104.9
21.10%
2012 563.01 69.21%
592
20102011
88.84517.25
1011.81235.58
8.78%41.86%
UNSECURED LOANS(Figures In
Cr.)Unsecured Loans -
Horizontal
700 -r------------------ Year Unsecured Loans Total Debt Percentage
2008 59.89 792.22 7.56%
soo -f----------- 2009 62.9 803.1 7.83%400 -f-----------
300 -f-----------
2012 592 1646.52 35.95%
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
• Unsecured Loans has increased by 10 times in the last 5 years.
• Because of Expansion Plans
• Buy back of shares
• In ver tical analysis:
• The unsecured loans is around 35% of the total liabilities, with a huge increase coming from
year 2011, approx 33 Percentage points due to set up of a plant in Gujarat
CONTINGENT LIABILITIES
For year 2012 (332.67 in Crs)
- Company Bought Steam Coal machine for 5crs, for which the seller didn’t give bill.
- Land Tax dispute with the cour t for ( 10 Crs)
- 177 crs / 399. 21 with the Income Tax depar tment.
- 4 Crs with excise depar tment
RATIO ANALYSIS
It’s a tool which enables the banker or lender to arrive at the following factors:
Liquidity
Profitability
SolvencyFinanc
ial Stability
Current Liablities
RATIO ANALYSIS
Current Ratio= Current Asset
March
‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12
Ratio:1
ANALYSIS: From the above graph & char t, we understand that BinaniCement has shown a decline in the Current Ratio during the year ended2009 and 2011. Data also indicates a relative increase in the year ended2012 as compared to year ended 2011.
YearsCurre
nt Assets
(In Cr.)
Current
Liabilities (In Cr.)
Ratio
Mar ’12
813.43
683.72 1.18971Mar
’11497.21
551.34 0.90182Mar
’10721.35
569.89 1.26577Mar
’09484.55
580.72 0.8344Mar
’08502.11
431.25 1.16431
CurrentLiabilities
0.96
0.94
0.46
‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12
RATIO ANALYSIS
Quick Ratio= Current Asset - Closing Stock - Prepaid
Expenses
March
1
0.66 0.6
0
Ratio (%)
ANALYSIS: From the above graph & char t, we understand that Binani Cement has shown a decrease in the year ended 2011, and an increase in year ended 2012.
Note: Quick Ratio is also known as ‘Acid Test Ratio’ or ‘Liquid Ratio’.
YearsCurrent Asset (In Cr.)
Closing
Stock (In Cr.)
Prepaid Expenses (In Cr.)
Current
Liabilities (In Cr.)
Ratio
Mar ’12
813.43
168.34
0 683.72
0.9435
Mar ’11
497.21
161.84
0 551.34
0.6083
Mar ’10
721.35
169.98
0 569.89
0.9675
Mar ’09
484.55
212.54
0 580.72
0.4684
Mar ’08
502.11
217.44
0 431.25
0.6601
Tangible Net Wor th (Equity)
RATIO ANALYSIS
Debt-Equity Ratio= Debt (Secured Loans + Unsecured
Loans)
March
3
2
1
‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12
Ratio:1
ANALYSIS: From the above data it is seen that the Debt-Equity ratio of the company is increased in past years, which means that the company is has more loans compared to the promoters contribution.
Note: Debt-Equity Ratio is also known as ‘Banker’s Ratio’.
YearsSecure
d Loans (In Cr.)
Unsecured
Loans (In Cr.)
Equity (InCr.)
Ratio
Mar ’12
1054.52
592
646.86 2.5454
Mar ’11
718.33 517.25 579.02 2.1339
Mar ’10
922.96 88.84 675.15 1.4986
Mar ’09
740.2 62.9 476.4 1.6858
Mar ’08
732.33 59.89 417.64 1.8969
Net Sales
48.3 44.1
4
RATIO ANALYSIS
Gross Profit Ratio= Gross Profit X 100
50
25 32.92 31.38 29.7
‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12
Ratio (%)
ANALYSIS: From the above char t & graph, we come to know that the efficiency of Binani cement has constantly decreased since year ended2010.Higher the ratio, the better it is.
Years Sales
(In Cr.)
Cost of
Goods Sold (In Cr.)
Net Sales
(In Cr.)
Ratio
(%)Mar
’122332.11
1729.76
2027.81
29.7045Mar
’111991.64
1447.67
1733.24
31.3846Mar
’102067.11
1249.95
1851.05
44.1458Mar
’091713.93
1223.47
1489.80
32.9212Mar
’081148.55
684.02 961.6 48.308
[(Opening + Closing Stock)/2]
X 52 weeks
RATIO ANALYSIS
Stock Turnover Ratio= Average Inventor y 365 days
Sales 12 months
Months
Stock Turnover Ratio calculates how fast the stock is moving. It is a test of inventor y management.Turnover Ratio’s are addressed with reference to time (Days/Weeks/Months)
YearsSales
(InCr.)
Average
Stock (In Cr.)
RatioFor 365Day
s
For 52Weeks
For 12
Mar ’12
2332.11
165.09 14.1263
25.83834
3.68108
0.84948
Mar ’11
1991.64
165.91 12.0043
30.40567
4.33177
0.99964
Mar ’10
2067.11
191.26 10.8079
33.77174
4.81132
1.1103
Mar ’09
1713.93
214.99 7.97214
45.78445
6.52272
1.50524
Mar ’08
1148.55
- - - - -
Net SalesFixed Asset Turnover
Ratio=X 52
weeks
RATIO ANALYSIS365 days
Fixed Assets 12 months
Months
This ratio relates Net Sales to Fixed AssetsHigher the Fixed Asset Ratio, better it is.
Years Net Sales
FixedAssets Ratio
For 365Day
s
For 52Weeks
For 12
Mar ’12
2027.81
1515.34
1.3382
272.7569
38.859
8.967349
Mar ’11
1733.24
1350 1.2839
284.2942
40.502
9.346657
Mar ’10
1851.05
965.6 1.917
190.4022
27.126
6.259798
Mar ’09
1489.80
794.95 1.8741
194.7622
27.747
6.403141
Mar ’08
961.6 707.75 1.3587
268.6447
38.273
8.832155
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