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    DUPONT ANALYSIS:

    The Dupont analysis is carried out for the four financial years and its explanation is

    described by each and every phase.

    2008-09:

    X

    / /

    + +

    From the above analysis we can observe that the return on total assets for any company is a

    function of the net profit margin and the asset turnover ratios of the company. We can

    observe that the net profit margin of the company is dependent on the sales while the asset

    turnover ratios of the company are also dependent on the sales. We can observe that for the

    year 2008-09 the net profit margin is of 9% percent which shows that out of the revenue

    earned of Rs 1 the net profit earned is about 0.09 paisa. We can observe that for the year

    2008-09 the asset turnover ratios for the company is 0.11 which reveals that a sale of 0.11

    paisa for the investment of Rs .1 in the company assets. We can also observe that the return

    on assets for the company is about 1 percent, its very less return which shows that for the

    investment of Rs1 in the company assets the profit obtained by the company is about 1 paisa.

    Its not good for company.

    RETURN ON TOTAL ASSETS

    (1%)

    NET PROFIT MARGIN

    (9%)

    ASSETS TURNOVER

    (0.11)

    PAT

    (276.10)

    SALES

    (3065.14)

    SALES

    (3065.14)

    TOTAL ASSETS.

    (28711.88)

    FIXED ASSETS

    213.36

    C.A..

    (17766.01)

    INVT.+OTHER

    ASSETS

    (10732.51)

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    2009-10:

    X

    / /

    + +

    From the above analysis we can observe that the return on total assets for any company is a

    function of the net profit margin and the asset turnover ratios of the company. We can

    observe that the net profit margin of the company is dependent on the sales while the asset

    turnover ratios of the company are also dependent on the sales. We can observe that for the

    year 2009-10 the net profit margin is of 17.24% percent which shows that out of the revenue

    earned of Rs 1 the net profit earned is about 0.1724 paisa. We can observe that for the year

    2009-10 the asset turnover ratios for the company is 0.09 which is less than previous year

    which reveals that a sale of 0.09 paisa for the investment of Rs .1 in the company assets. We

    can also observe that the return on assets for the company is about 1.55 percent, however the

    condition is better than 2008-09. But its less return which shows that for the investment of

    Rs1 in the company assets the profit obtained by the company is about 1.55 paisa. So bank is

    try to improve it.

    RETURN ON TOTAL ASSETS

    (1.55%)

    NET PROFIT MARGIN

    (17.24%)

    ASSETS TURNOVER

    (0.09)

    PAT

    (561.11)

    SALES

    3255.62

    SALES

    (3255.62)

    TOTAL ASSETS.

    (37436.31)

    FIXED ASSETS

    (427.65)

    C.A..

    (23075.31)

    INVT.+OTHER

    ASSETS

    (13933.35)

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    2010-11:

    X

    / /

    + +

    From the above analysis we can observe that the return on total assets for any company is a

    function of the net profit margin and the asset turnover ratios of the company. We can

    observe that the net profit margin of the company is dependent on the sales while the asset

    turnover ratios of the company are also dependent on the sales. We can observe that for the

    year 2010-11 the net profit margin is of 19.01% percent which shows that out of the revenue

    earned of Rs 1 the net profit earned is about 0.1901 paisa. We can observe that for the year

    2010-11 the asset turnover ratios for the company is 0.08 which is less than previous year

    which reveals that a sale of 0.08 paisa for the investment of Rs .1 in the company assets. We

    can also observe that the return on assets for the company is about 1.52 percent, however the

    condition is not good than 2009-10. It again decrease in return. its less return which shows

    that for the investment of Rs1 in the company assets the profit obtained by the company is

    about 1.52 paisa.

    RETURN ON TOTAL ASSETS

    (1.52%)

    NET PROFIT MARGIN

    (19.01%)

    ASSETS TURNOVER

    (0.08)

    PAT

    (818.18)

    SALES

    4303.56

    SALES

    (4303.56)

    TOTAL ASSETS.

    (50850.66)

    FIXED ASSETS

    (425.60)

    C.A..

    (31800.29)

    INVT.+OTHER

    ASSETS

    (18624.77)

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    2011-12:

    X

    / /

    + +

    From the above analysis we can observe that the return on total assets for any company is a

    function of the net profit margin and the asset turnover ratios of the company. We can

    observe that the net profit margin of the company is dependent on the sales while the asset

    turnover ratios of the company are also dependent on the sales. We can observe that for the

    year 2011-12 the net profit margin is of 17.56% percent which shows that out of the revenue

    earned of Rs 1 the net profit earned is about 0.1756 paisa. We can observe that for the year

    2011-12 the asset turnover ratios for the company is 0.08 which is less than previous year

    which reveals that a sale of 0.094 paisa for the investment of Rs .1 in the company assets. We

    can also observe that the return on assets for the company is about 1.65 percent, however the

    condition is better than 2010-11. It again increase in return. It shows that for the investment

    of Rs1 in the company assets the profit obtained by the company is about 1.65 paisa.

    RETURN ON TOTAL ASSETS

    (1.65%)

    NET PROFIT MARGIN

    (17.56%)

    ASSETS TURNOVER

    (0.094)

    PAT

    (1085.05)

    SALES

    6180.24

    SALES

    (6180.24)

    TOTAL ASSETS.

    (65666.46)

    FIXED ASSETS

    (449.96)

    C.A..

    (41803.78)

    INVT.+OTHER

    ASSETS

    (23502.72)

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    2011-12:

    X

    / /

    + +

    From the above analysis we can observe that the return on total assets for any company is a

    function of the net profit margin and the asset turnover ratios of the company. We can

    observe that the net profit margin of the company is dependent on the sales while the asset

    turnover ratios of the company are also dependent on the sales. We can observe that for the

    year 2012-13 the net profit margin is of 16.92% percent which shows that out of the revenue

    earned of Rs 1 the net profit earned is about 0.1692 paisa. We can observe that for the year

    2012-13 the asset turnover ratios for the company is 0.10 which is less than previous year

    which reveals that a sale of 0.10 paisa for the investment of Rs .1 in the company assets. We

    can also observe that the return on assets for the company is about 1.69 percent, however the

    condition is better than 2011-12. It again increase in return than previous year and highest

    among all year. It shows that for the investment of Rs1 in the company assets the profit

    obtained by the bank is about 1.69 paisa. Its good for bank.

    RETURN ON TOTAL ASSETS

    (1.69%)

    NET PROFIT MARGIN

    16.92%

    ASSETS TURNOVER

    0.10

    PAT

    (1360.72)

    SALES

    (8042.49)

    SALES

    (8042.49)

    TOTAL ASSETS.

    (83693.68)

    FIXED ASSETS

    464.42

    C.A..

    (52158.14)

    INVT.+OTHER

    ASSETS

    (31071.12)