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  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 1

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 2

    An internship report on

    NATIONAL BANK OF PAKISTAN

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 3

    TOPIC:

    FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS OF COMMERCIAL & SMEs CLIENTS.

    SUBMITTED BY:

    WASIM GHAFFAR

    REG. No.

    2011-ag-1492

    DEGREE:

    MBA (3.5 YEARS)

    SPECIALIZATION:

    BANKING & FINANCE

    DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND SCIENCES

    UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTUR, FAISALABAD

    OCTOBER, 2014.

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 4

    Dedication

    At first dedicating this work to Almighty ALLAH, without his mercy and sympathy I was not

    able to accomplish this work Almighty ALLAH gave me power and confidence to done my

    internship and also HOLY PROPHET HAZARAT MUHAMMAD (Peace be upon him) who is a

    light for humanity. I also dedicate this work to my lovely parents and also dedicating this work

    to our honourable instructor of Finance, branch manager & operational manager who help me a

    lot to do my work accurately and guide me in my every difficulty.

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 5

    Acknowledgement:

    All praise to Allah, the most merciful, kind and beneficent, and the source of all knowledge,

    wisdom within and beyond my comprehension. He is the only God, which can help us in

    every field of life. All respect and possible tributes goes to my Holy Prophet Mohammad

    (SAW), who is forever guidance and knowledge for all human beings on this earth.

    Heart full thanks for Madam SAHAR MUNIR Assistance professor of Finance in IBMS in UAF, for special arrangement of our internship in NBP. Without her co-operation it was not possible for me to complete my Internship &MBA Program.

    I am very grateful to Mr MASOOD BUTT (Branch Manager of NBP, Jinnah Colony, Faisalabad) . He guided and helped me through timely suggestions, valuable advices and specially the sympathetic attitude, which always inspired me for hard work.

    I am proud to say that I am very grateful to my family whose kind prayers and cooperation

    helped us at every step of my work. Special thanks go to my parents for their cooperation for

    the sake of my knowledge.

    I am really very thankful to Mr UMAR ASGHAR Operational Manager & Mr Usman Arshad Credit officer of National Bank Jinnah colony Branch for their cooperative attitude

    during the completion of my project work. He helped and supported me during gathering and

    analysing information. I am really very thankful to Mr Umair Abbasi for his cooperative attitude during the completion of my project work. He helped and supported us during

    gathering and analysing information.

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 6

    Executive summary:

    To interrupt my skills and educational knowledge of Finance I done my internship in

    National Bank of Pakistan Jinnah Colony Branch Faisalabad, and to know how I will work

    In financial institutions and among various types of people have different attitude.

    The objective of this Internship was to analysis the Financial Statement Analysis of

    Commercial and SMEs Clients and to find out problems regarding the theoretical concepts

    with practical experience working in an organization during the internship and study the

    system of National Bank of Pakistan.

    This report is based on internship in National Bank of Pakistan Jinnah Colony Branch. It is a

    famous and reputed bank of Pakistan. National Bank of Pakistan maintains first position in

    banking sector in Pakistan.

    This report contains the Financial Statements Analysis of Small & medium Enterprises, and

    corporate. I have performed the Financial Statement Analysis 2 commercial SME (Asif

    Trader, Asia Hoisary) and 2 SMEs clients thats way I have chosen Shaki Rice Mill & Shaheen Cool Store, I have performed the different kind of ratios like Liquid Ratio,

    Profitability Ratio, Activity Ratio& Debt Ratio.

    In Liquidity Analysis I performed the Current Ratio, Cash Ratio, Quick Ratio, and Working

    Capital Ratio. In Profitability Analysis I performed the Goss profit Margin, Operating Profit

    Margin, Net profit margin, Return on Assets, Return on Equity and Sales to fixed Assets.

    In Activity Ratios, I performed the Debtor Turnover Ratio, Debtor Turnover in Days, Stock

    Turnover Ratio, and Stock Turnover in Days, Operating Cycle & Working Capital turnover

    Ratio.

    In Solvency Analysis I performed the Debt Ratio and Debit to Equity Ratio.

    I have also showed the Results of all Ratios in charts and also given the Interpretation of all

    charts. At the end of this report I wrote the conclusion & references related to data for that

    report.

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 7

    TABLE OF CONTENTS:

    Lesson No. Title / Topic Page No.

    1. Title page 2

    a. Name of the organization 2

    b. Name of the Internee, Student ID 3

    c. Submission date of the internship report 3

    d. Name of the University 3

    2. Dedication 4

    3. Acknowledgement 5

    4 Executive summary 6

    5 Table of contents 7-8

    6 Brief history National Bank of Pakistan 9

    7. Brief history National Bank Jinnah Colony Branch. 10

    8. Introduction of Asif Trader 11

    a. Balance sheet of Asif Trader 11

    b. Income statement of Asif Trader 12

    c. Liquidity Analysis (Current, Liquid, Cash, Working Capital) 13

    d. Profitability Analysis (Goss profit Margin, Operating Profit Margin,

    Net profit margin, Return on Assets, Return on Equity and Sales to

    fixed Assets)

    16

    e. Activity Analysis (Debtor Turnover , Debtor Turnover in Days, Stock Turnover , Stock Turnover in Days, Operating Cycle &

    Working Capital turnover ).

    21

    f. Solvency Analysis (Debt and Debit to Equity Ratio). 25

    9. Introduction of Yousaf Asia Hosiery 27

    a. Balance sheet of Yousaf Asia Hoisery 27

    b. Income statement of Yousaf Asia Hosiery 28

    c. Liquidity analysis (Current, Liquid, Cash, Working Capital) 29

    d. Profitability analysis (Goss profit Margin, Operating Profit Margin,

    Net profit margin, Return on Assets, Return on Equity and Sales to

    31

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 8

    fixed Assets)

    e Activity analysis (Debtor Turnover , Debtor Turnover in Days, Stock Turnover , Stock Turnover in Days, Operating Cycle &

    Working Capital turnover).

    36

    f Solvency analysis (Debt and Debit to Equity Ratio). 41

    10 Introduction of Shaheen Cold Store 43

    a Balance sheet of Shaheen Cold Store 43

    b Income statement of Shaheen Cold Store 44

    c. Liquidity analysis (Current, Liquid, Cash, Working Capital) 45

    d Profitability analysis (Goss profit Margin, Operating Profit Margin,

    Net profit margin, Return on Assets, Return on Equity and Sales to

    fixed Assets)

    47

    e Activity analysis (Debtor Turnover Ratio, Debtor Turnover in Days, Stock Turnover Ratio, Stock Turnover in Days, Operating Cycle &

    Working Capital turnover Ratio).

    53

    f Solvency analysis (Debt Ratio and Debit to Equity Ratio. 58

    11 Introduction of Sukhi Sultan Rice Mill 60

    a Balance sheet of Sukhi Sultan Rice Mill 60

    b Income statement of Sukhi Sutan Rice Mill 61

    c Liquidity analysis (Current, Liquid, Cash, Working Capital) 62

    d Profitability analysis (Goss profit Margin, Operating Profit Margin,

    Net profit margin, Return on Assets, Return on Equity and Sales to

    fixed Assets)

    64

    e Activity analysis Debtor Turnover Ratio, Debtor Turnover in Days, Stock Turnover Ratio, Stock Turnover in Days, Operating Cycle &

    Working Capital turnover Ratio.

    70

    f Solvency analysis (Debt Ratio and Debit to Equity Ratio. 73

    12 Conclusion 76

    13 References 76

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 9

    BRIEF HOSTORY OF NATIONAL BANK:

    The National Bank of Pakistan was established as a semi-public commercial bank on November 29,

    1949. NBP transacts all types of banking. The National Bank of Pakistan is also fully authorized to act

    as the agent of the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) where it has no offices. The head office of the bank

    is situated at Karachi. Since the formation of bank in 1949, it has been a commercial bank of the

    country. The bank is also acting as sole agent to the Government for trade wide the other countries

    and for the Govt. Treasury with SBP.

    It has office at all the major financial centres of the including at pride places like 100 wall streets,

    New York and United National Plaza. Its international net-work includes branches at Bahrain, Cairo,

    Paris, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, London, Washington D.C. and offshore banking unit at export

    processing zone Karachi and representative offices functioning at Beijing and Seoul.

    The bank provides all the banking facilities to the peoples of Pakistan through it are over 1287

    branches operating even at Northern Areas. NBP is the pioneer to introduce and implement surprised

    Ruler Credit Program with easy terms and conditions. This program was so beneficial to help the poor

    farmers of the nation. The NBP also took played the first step in introduction of Profit & Loss Sharing

    System (PLS) which helps the economy towards Islamization.

    NBP has diversified its business portfolio and is today a major lead player in the debt equity market,

    corporate investment banking, retail and consumer banking, agricultural financing, treasury services

    and is showing growing interest in promoting and developing the country's small and medium

    enterprises and at the same time fulfilling its social responsibilities.

    Vision:

    To be recognized as a leader and a brand synonymous with trust, highest standards of service quality,

    international best practices and social responsibility

    Mission:

    NBP will aspire to the values that make NBP truly the Nations Bank, by:

    Institutionalizing a merit and performance culture

    Creating a distinctive brand identity by providing the highest standards of services.

    Adopting the best international management practices.

    Maximizing stakeholders value.

    Discharging our responsibility as a good corporate citizen of Pakistan and in countries where

    we operate.

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 10

    BREIF HISTORY OF NATIONAL BANK JINNAH COLONY BRANCH:

    National Bank of Pakistan, Jinnah Colony Branch, Faisalabad is located at main Ideal Bakery

    Road Jinnah Colony Faisalabad. State Bank of Pakistan issued the Bank to open its Branch at

    the said business location in 1989. The Branch consists of three main departments as follows:

    1) Operation Department

    2) Cash Department

    3) Credit Department

    All the departments are monitored by the Branch Manager, Mr Masood Butt (AVP). 12

    employees are working in this branch. Functions of three departments are described

    hereunder:

    1) Operation Department:

    Operational Department is monitored by the Operational Manager of the Branch, Mr Umar

    Asghar Qureshi (AVP).

    The tasks which are performing in operation department are clearing, pensions, transfer of

    payments, Payment Order, Demand Draft. These all tasks are performed by Mam. Somera

    Saleem.

    2) Cash Department:

    Cash Department is controlled by Mr Delawer (SHC/OGII). He is head cashier in this branch

    along with two other cashiers. They are performing Cash related tasks like Cash Receipt &

    Payments, Chelan submission, Property Tax, Income Tax, Utility Bills, Passport Fee etc. Mr

    Umair Abbasi (OG.II), Mrs Sumera Saleem (OG.III) & Mr Nadeem Badsha (OG.II) are

    performing their duties in General banking department like passing of cheques, keying of

    voucher in Banks software and account opening procedures.

    3) Credit Department:

    Credit Department is one of the main departments in this branch. Most of the

    income/business is routed through the credit department. This department is managed by Mr

    Usman Arshad (OG.II). He is credit officer of the branch .The tasks which are performed by

    Credit officer are processing and controlling, monitoring and management of the loans &

    advances. The department generates profit for the branch & take the safety measures for the

    protection of bad debts.

    Mr Usman is also deals with following tasks:

    Small & Medium Enterprise Lending

    Commercial and Corporate Lending

    Agriculture Finance & Consumer Finance

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 11

    MS ASIF TRADER

    INTRODUCTION:

    Asif Trader located at main road Sursayyed Town, Faisalabad. This business is started by Mr Asif in

    1989. The main product which is made by Asif Trader is tin Packs for different beverages companies.

    Asif Trader is also making the tin Box for Banaspati Gee.

    Asif Traders

    Balance Sheet

    As On June 30, 2014-12 2014 2013 2012 2014 2013 2012 Rupees Rupees Rupees Rupees Rupees Rupees Share

    Capital Fixed Assets

    29,216

    32,462

    36,069

    Capital

    3,665,361

    3,063,759

    2,549,475

    Add Profit

    999,186

    901,602

    814,284

    4,664,547

    3,965,361

    3,363,759 Less

    Drawings

    300,000

    300,000

    300,000

    Net Capital

    4,364,547

    3,665,361

    3,063,759 Current

    Liabilities Current

    Assets

    Stock & Store

    3,312,230

    2,783,387

    2,094,347

    Creditors

    112,224

    109,074

    106,012 Trade

    Debtors

    1,392,662

    1,215,320

    1,033,504

    Liabilities

    638,454

    339,081

    339,081

    Advances &

    Payment

    99,476

    86,809

    73,822

    Accrued

    Expenses

    7,652

    8,012

    8,390 Cash & Bank

    Balance

    289,293

    3,550

    279,500

    758,330

    456,167

    453,483

    5,093,661

    4,089,066

    3,481,173 Total

    Liabilities

    5,122,877

    4,121,528

    3,517,242 Total Assets

    5,122,877

    4,121,528

    3,517,242

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 12

    Asif Traders

    Income Statement

    For The Year Ended June 30, 2014 -12

    2014 2013 2012

    Rupees Rupees Rupees

    Sales 7,233,468 6,563,350 5,955,312

    Less Cost Of Goods Sold 5,795,454 5,258,556

    4,771,396

    Gross Profit 1,438,013 1,304,794

    1,183,916 Operating Expenses

    Administrative 245,938 223,154

    202,481

    Selling 131,758 119,551

    108,476

    377,696 342,705

    310,957

    Operating Profit 1,060,318 962,089

    872,959

    Financial Charges 47,035 47,035

    45,735

    1,013,283 915,054

    827,224

    Depreciation 3,246 3,607

    4,008

    Profit / (Loss) Before Taxation 1,010,037 911,447

    823,217

    Provision for Taxation 10,850 9,845

    8,933

    Net Profit(Loss) 999,186 901,602

    814,284

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 13

    ANANLYSIS OF ASIF TRADER (Rs. 000)

    LIQUIDITY ANALYSIS:

    CURRENT RATIO = Current Assets/ Current liabilities

    2014 = 5093/758 = 7:1

    2013 = 4089/456 = 9:1

    Interpretation:

    Current ratio indicate the amount of current assets available for repayment of current liabilities that s

    way the current ratio of Asif Trader is 7 : 1 in 2014 and 9 : 1 in 2013 . It is not a good situation it will

    be good if it is 2 : 1 in every year. The current ratio of Asif trader is very high. It means the current

    assets are lying idle.

    QUICK RATIO = (Current assets- Prepaid - Inventory) / Current Liabilities

    2014 = (5093-99-3312)/758 = 2:1

    2013 = (4089-86-2783)/456 = 2.6:1

    0

    1

    2

    3

    4

    5

    6

    7

    8

    9

    10

    2013 2014

    Current Assets Ratio

    Current Assets Ratio

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 14

    Interpretation:

    Quick ratio is the measure of instant debt paying ability of the business. In the case of Asif Trader the

    quick ratio is 2.6 in 2013 and 2 in 2014. It is positive trend. This ratio shows that the receivable of

    Asif trader are very low or less. And this ratio also shows that Asif Trader has good debt paying

    ability.

    CASH RATIO = Cash / Current Liabilities

    2014 = 289 /758 = 0.3:1

    2013 = 3 /456 = 0.006:1

    0

    0.5

    1

    1.5

    2

    2.5

    3

    2013 2014

    Quick Ratio

    Quick Ratio

    0

    0.05

    0.1

    0.15

    0.2

    0.25

    0.3

    0.35

    2013 2014

    Cash Ratio

    Cash Ratio

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 15

    Interpretation:

    The cash ratio indicates the immediate liquidity of the firm. It indicates the firm term solvency

    position. High ratio indicates that the firm is not using its cash to its best advantage & low ratio shows

    that the firm is not using its cash to its best advantage. In the case of Asif Trader, the cash ratio is 0.3

    in 2014 & 0.006 in 2013. Its means that the cash ratio is high in 2014 than in 2013. So the firm is not

    using its cash to its best advantage in 2014 than 2013.

    WORKING CAPITAL RATIO = Current Assets Current Liabilities

    2014 = 5093 - 458 = 4635

    2013 = 4089 - 456 = 3633

    Interpretation:

    Working capital ratio shows the short term solvency of the business in the case of Asif Trader the

    working capital is increasing from 3633 in 2013 to 4635 in 2014. It is a good ratio it means that Asif

    Trader the less chances of short term solvency.

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    0

    500

    1000

    1500

    2000

    2500

    3000

    3500

    4000

    4500

    5000

    2013 2014

    Working Capital Ratio

    Working Capital Ratio

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 16

    PROFITABILITY ANALYSIS:

    GROSS PROFIT MARGIN = (Gross profit / Net sale) * 100

    2014 = (1438 / 7233) * 100 = 19.8%

    2013 = (1304 / 6363) * 100 = 20%

    Interpretation:

    Gross Profit Margin shows that what is the profit is earned by the business after deducting the cost

    incurred on the production of goods and Expenses incurred on the finished goods? It has a great

    impact on sale price and profit. In the case of Asia Trader the Gross profit is decreasing from 20% in

    2013 to 19.98% in 2014. it is negative trend. It is decreased due to increase in cost of good.

    OPERATING PROFIT MARGIN = (Operating Profit / Net sale) * 100

    2014 = (1060 / 7233) * 100 = 14.6%

    2013 = (962 / 6563) * 100 = 14.6%

    19.7

    19.75

    19.8

    19.85

    19.9

    19.95

    20

    20.05

    2013 2014

    Gross Profit Margin

    Gross Profit Margin

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 17

    Interpretation:

    Operating Profit margin measures the profit after deducting the Operating cost incurred on the

    production of goods. In the case of Asif Trader the Operating Profit Margin is moderate. It is

    same14.6% in 2013 to 2014.

    NET PROFIT MARGIN = (Net Profit / Net sale) * 100

    2014 = (999 / 7233) * 100 = 13%

    2013 = (901 /6563) * 100 = 13.7

    0

    2

    4

    6

    8

    10

    12

    14

    16

    2013 2014

    Operating Profit Ratio

    Operating Profit Ratio

    12.6

    12.8

    13

    13.2

    13.4

    13.6

    13.8

    2013 2014

    Net Profit Margin

    Net Profit Margin

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 18

    Interpretation:

    Net Profit Margin is measure the net income in rupees is generated by each rupee of Sale. But in the

    case of Asif trader the Net Profit Margin is decreased from 13.7%in 2013 to 13%in 2014 due to

    increase in Cost of Goods & decreased in Gross Profit Margin.

    TOTAL ASSETS TURNOVER RATIO = Net sale / Average total Assets

    2014 = 7233 / 4621 = 1.5 times

    2013 = 6563/ 3819 = 1.7 times

    Average Total Assets = (Opening Assets + Closing Assets) / 2

    2014 = (4121 + 5122) /2 = 1621

    2013 = (3517 + 4121) / 2 = 3819

    Interpretation:

    Total Assets turnover ratio measures the activity of assets and the ability of assets of the firm to

    generate sale through the use of assets. In the Case of Asif Trader the Total Assets turnover ratio is

    decreasing from 1.5 Times in 2013 to 1.7 time in 2014 . it is a moderate trend. It means that the use of

    assets to generate sale is decreased in 2014 than 2013.

    RETURN ON ASSETS = EBIT/ Average Total Assets

    2014 = 1010/ 1421 = 0.71 times

    2013 = 911/ 3819 = 0.23 times

    1.4

    1.45

    1.5

    1.55

    1.6

    1.65

    1.7

    1.75

    2013 2014

    Total Assets Turnover Ratio

    Total Assets TurnoverRatio

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 19

    Interpretation:

    Return on Assets measures the firms ability to utilization its assets to create profit .but in the case of

    Asif Trader the Return on Assets is increasing from 0.2 in 2013 to 0.7 in 2014. It is good trend .it

    means the assets of the firm has good ability to increase the profit

    SALES TO FIXED ASSETS = Net Sale / Average Fixed Assets

    2014 = 7233 / 30.5 = 237.7 times

    2013 = 6563/ 34 = 193 times

    Average Fixed Assets = (Opening Assets + Closing Assets) /2

    2014 = (32+29)/2 = 30.5

    2013 = (36+ 32)/2 = 34

    0

    0.1

    0.2

    0.3

    0.4

    0.5

    0.6

    0.7

    0.8

    2013 2014

    Return on Equity

    Return on Equity

    0

    50

    100

    150

    200

    250

    2013 2014

    Sales to Fixed Assets

    Sales to Fixed Assets

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 20

    Interpretation:

    Sale to fixed Assets Ratio measures the ability of the firm fixed assets to increase the sale of the firm.

    In the case of Asif Trader the Sale to Fixed Assets ratio is Increased from 193 times in 2013 to237

    time in 2014. It means that the Asif trader firm Fixed assets having a good ability to increase the sale

    in 2014 than 2013.

    RETURN ON EQUITY = EBIT / Average Total Equity

    2014 = 1010/ 3364 = 36 %

    2013 = 911/ 2806 = 32 %

    Average Total Equity = (Opening Equity + Closing Equity) / 2

    2014 = (3063+ 3665) / 2 = 3364

    2013 = (2549 +3063) /2 = 2806

    Interpretation:

    The Return on Equity measures the return on stock of the shareholders of firm. In the case of Asif

    Trader the return on equity is increased from 32% in 2013 to 36% in 2014.it means that the Asif

    Trader firm earned 4% more profit in 2014 than 2013.

    0.3

    0.31

    0.32

    0.33

    0.34

    0.35

    0.36

    0.37

    2013 2014

    Return on Equity

    Return on Equity

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 21

    ACTIVITY ANAYSIS:

    STOCK TURNOVER RATIO = Cost of goods sold / Average Stock

    2014 = 5795/3047 = 1.9 times

    2013 = 4959/2439 = 2 times

    CGS = Sale Gross profit

    2014 = 7233- 1438 = 5795

    2013 = 6563 1304 = 4959

    Average Stocks = (Opening stock + Closing Stock) /2

    2014 = (3312 + 2783)/ 2 = 3047

    2013 = (2094 + 2783) / 2 = 243

    Interpretation:

    Inventory Turnover Ratio evaluate the efficiency with which a firm is able to manage its inventory .in

    the case of asif Tarder the inventory turnover ratio decreasing from 2 time in 2013 to 1.9 time in 2014

    .it is moderate situation.

    INVENTORY TURNOVER IN DAYS = Days of Year/ Inventory turn over ratio

    2014 = 365/ 1.9 = 182 days

    1.84

    1.86

    1.88

    1.9

    1.92

    1.94

    1.96

    1.98

    2

    2.02

    2013 2014

    Stock Turn over Ratio

    Stock Turn over Ratio

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 22

    2013 = 365 / 2 = 183 days

    Interpretation:

    Inventory Turnover in days signifies the number of days on an average the inventory is disposed off

    during the year.in The Case of Asif Trader the time is decreasing in 183 days in 2013 to 182 days in

    2014 .it shows the inefficency of the firm.

    DEBTORS TURNOVER RATIO = Net Credit Sale / Average Debtors

    2014 = 7233/ 1303 = 5.5 times

    2013 = 6563/ 1124 = 5.8 time

    Average Debtors = (Opening Debtors + Closing Debtors) /2

    2014 = (1215 + 1392) /2 = 1303

    181.4

    181.6

    181.8

    182

    182.2

    182.4

    182.6

    182.8

    183

    2013 2014

    Inventory Turn over in Days

    Inventory Turn over inDays

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 23

    2013 = (1033+ 1215) / 2 = 1124

    Interpretation:

    Debtor Turnover Ratio indicates the speed with which a company collect its debts from debtors. In the

    case of Asif Trader the Debtor Turnover Ratio is increasing from 1124 times in 2013 to 1303 times in

    2014.it mean in 2014 the firm collect its debt promptly than in 2013.

    DEBTORS TURNOVER IN DAYS = Days of Year / Debtors turn over ratio

    2014 = 365/ 5.5 = 65 days

    2013 = 365/ 5.8 = 63 days

    62

    62.5

    63

    63.5

    64

    64.5

    65

    65.5

    2013 2014

    Debtors Turnover in Days

    Debtors Turnover inDays

    5.3

    5.4

    5.5

    5.6

    5.7

    5.8

    5.9

    2013 2014

    Debtor Turnover Ratio

    Debtor Turnover Ratio

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 24

    Interpretation:

    Debtors Turnover in days signifies the number of days in which the debt us collected by the firm from

    debtors .in the case of Asif Traders the term of collection is increasing from 63 days in 2013 to 65

    days in 2014.it is a good situation & best for the company.

    OPERATING CYCLE = Inventory turn over in days + Debtors Turnover in Days

    2014 = 182 days + 65 Days = 247 days

    2013 = 183 days + 63 days = 246 days

    Interpretation:

    Operating Cycle show that how much time is required I by the firm in which the inventory converted

    into cash ? in the case of Asif trader the Operating cycleis increasing from246 days in 2013 to 247

    daysin 2014 . it is unfaverable for the firm. Because the time of operating is more in 2014 than 2013.

    WORKING CAPITAL TURNOVER RATIO = Cost of goods sold / Average Working Capital

    2014 = 5795/4134 = 1.4 times

    2013 = 4959/ 3330 = 1.4 times

    Average Working Capital = (Opening working Capital+ Closing Working Capital)/ 2

    2014 = (3633+4635) / 2 = 413

    2013 = (3028+ 3633) / 2 = 3330

    245.4

    245.6

    245.8

    246

    246.2

    246.4

    246.6

    246.8

    247

    2013 2014

    Operating Cycle

    Operating Cycle

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 25

    Interpretation:

    Working Capital Turnover Ratio measures the number of times the working capital is turnover OR the

    efficiency at which the working capital is being used by the firm in a year .In the case of Asif Traders

    the working capital ratio is increase from 3033 times in 2013 to 4134 times in 2014 . it is favourable

    for the firm. It means that working capital is efficiently used by the firm in 2014 than in 2013.

    .

    SOLVENCY ANALYSIS:

    DEBT RATIO = Total Liabilities /Total Assets

    2014 = 758 / 5122 = 15%

    2013 = 456/4089 = 11%

    0

    2

    4

    6

    8

    10

    12

    14

    16

    2013 2014

    Working Capital Turnover Ratio

    Working CapitalTurnover Ratio

    0

    2

    4

    6

    8

    10

    12

    14

    16

    2013 2014

    Debt Ratio

    Debt Ratio

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    Interpretation:

    The Debt Ratio indicates the firm long term debt-paying ability. It also indicates the percentage of

    assets financed by creditors. Low percentage of this ratio is best for the company. In the case of Asif

    Trader the Debt Ratio is 11% in 2013 and in 15% in 2014. It means that in 2013 the cash ratio is low

    than 2014 which is best for the firm. This shows that the assets are less financed by creditors in 2013

    than 2014.

    DEBT TO EQUITY RATIO = Total Liabilities/ Shareholder Equity

    2014 = 758 /3665 = 20%

    2013 = 456 / 3063 = 15%

    Interpretation:

    Debt to Equity Ratio measures that how much creditors are protected in case of firm insolvency? Low

    ratio is best for the company. In the case of Asif Traders the ratio in high from 15% in 2013 to 20% in

    2014.It means that creditors are less protected in 2014 than in 2013.

    0

    5

    10

    15

    20

    25

    2013 2014

    Debt to Equity Ratio

    Debt to Equity Ratio

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    Yousaf Asia Hosiery

    INTRODUCTION:

    Yousaf Asia Hosiery located at main Jinnah colony gate road, Faisalabad. Mr Yousaf is the owner of

    this business. He was started that business in 1982. Yousaf Asia Hosiery Manufactures the

    Underwear, Undershirts, and Socks. This firm sale that products in local market as well as export

    these products at small level means one or two container per month.

    M/S Yousaf Asia Hoisery

    Balance Sheet

    As On June 30, 2014. 2014 2013 2012 2014 2013 2012 Rupees Rupees Rupees Rupees Rupees Rupees Share

    Capital Fixed

    Assets 4,869,373 4,965,970 5,073,300

    Capital

    22,832,47

    6

    21,696,42

    3

    20,042,36

    2 Add

    Profit

    3,951,257

    3,536,053

    3,154,060

    26,783,73

    3

    25,232,47

    6

    23,196,42

    3 Less

    Drawings

    2,600,000

    2,400,000

    1,500,000

    24,183,73

    3

    22,832,47

    6

    21,696,42

    3 Current

    Liabilitie

    s Current

    Asset

    Creditors Stock &

    Store

    14,447,48

    5

    13,051,02

    6 11,789,54

    4

    Liabilities

    1,267,718

    1,232,134

    1,197,549 Trade

    Debtors

    7,106,812

    7,106,812 6,754,69 Short

    Term

    Loans

    1,928,071

    1,928,071

    1,946,662

    Advance

    s

    507,629

    507,629 482,455 Accrued

    Expenses

    158,078

    165,527

    173,327 Cash &

    Bank

    606,301

    526,771 914,292

    Total C.L.

    3,353,867

    3,325,732

    3,317,538

    Total C.A.

    22,668,22

    21,192,23 19,940,66

    . . . . . . Total

    liabilities

    27,537,60

    26,158,20

    25,013,96 Total

    Assets

    27,537,60

    26,158,20 25,013,96

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    Yousaf Asia Hoisery

    Income Statement

    For The Year Ended June 30, 2014 -12.

    2014 2013 2012

    Rupees Rupees Rupees

    Sales

    71,281,402

    64,677,798

    58,685,962

    Less Cost of Goods Sold 62,691,993

    56,884,124

    51,614,303

    Gross Profit

    8,589,409

    7,793,675

    7,071,658

    Operating Expenses

    Administrative

    2,138,442

    1,940,334

    1,760,579

    Selling

    1,532,550

    1,390,573

    1,261,748

    3,670,992

    3,330,907

    3,022,327

    Operating Profit

    4,918,417

    4,462,768

    4,049,331

    Financial Charges

    318,132

    318,132

    321,199

    4,600,285

    4,144,636

    3,728,132

    Depreciation

    96,597

    107,330

    119,256

    Profit / (Loss) Before Taxation

    4,503,688

    4,037,306

    3,608,877

    Provision for Taxation

    552,431

    501,253

    454,816

    Net Profit (Loss) 3,951,257

    3,536,053

    3,154,060

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    Yousaf Asia Hosiery (Rs 000)

    LIQUIDITY ANALYSIS:

    CURRENT RATIO = Current Assets/ Current liabilities

    2014 = 22668/3353 = 6.7:1

    2013 = 21192/3325 = 6.3:1

    Interpretation:

    Current ratio indicate the amount of current assets available for repayment of current liabilities that s

    way the current ratio of Yousaf Asia Hosiery is 6 : 7 in 2014 and 6 : 3 in 2013 . it is a moderate

    situation it will be good if it is 2 : 1 in every year.

    QUICK RATIO = (Current assets - Prepaid - Inventory)/Current Liabilities

    2014 = (22668-507-14447)/3353 = 2.3:1

    2013 = (21192-507-13051)/3325 = 2.2:1

    6.1

    6.2

    6.3

    6.4

    6.5

    6.6

    6.7

    6.8

    2013 2014

    Current Ratio

    Current Ratio

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    Interpretation:

    Quick ratio is the measure of instant debt paying ability of the business. In the case of Yousaf Asia

    Hosiery the quick ratio is 2.2 in 2013 and 2.3 in 2014. It is positive trend. This ratio also shows that

    Yousaf Asia Hosiery has good debt paying ability.

    CASH RATIO = Cash / Current Liabilities

    2014 = 606 /3353 = 0.1:1

    2013 = 526/3325 = 0.1:1

    Interpretation:

    The cash ratio indicates the immediate liquidity of the firm. It indicates the firm term solvency

    position. High ratio indicates that the firm is not using its cash to its best advantage & low ratio shows

    2.14

    2.16

    2.18

    2.2

    2.22

    2.24

    2.26

    2.28

    2.3

    2.32

    2013 2014

    Quick Ratio

    Quick Ratio

    0

    0.02

    0.04

    0.06

    0.08

    0.1

    0.12

    2013 2014

    Cash Ratio

    Cash Ratio

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    that the firm is not using its cash to its best advantage. In the case of Yousaf Asia Hosiery, the cash

    ratio is 0.1 in 2014 & 0.1 in 2013. Its means that the cash ratio has moderate trend in 2013 &2014.

    WORKING CAPITAL RATIO = Current Assets Current Liabilities

    2014 = 22668 - 3353 = 19315

    2013 = 21192 - 3325 = 17867

    Interpretation:

    Working capital ratio shows the short term solvency of the business. In the case of Yousaf Asia

    Hosiery the working from 18767 in 2013 and 19315 in 2014. It is a good ratio it means that Yousaf

    Asia Hosiery has the less chances of short term solvency.

    PROFITBILITY ANALYSIS:

    GROSS PROFIT MARGIN = (Gross profit / Net sale) * 100

    2014 = (8589 / 71281) * 100 = 12%

    2013 = (4462 / 64677) * 100 = 6.8%

    17000

    17500

    18000

    18500

    19000

    19500

    2013 2014

    Working Capital Ratio

    Working Capital Ratio

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    Interpretation:

    Gross Profit Margin shows that what is the profit is earned by the business after deducting the cost

    incurred on the production of goods and Expenses incurred on the finished goods? it has a great

    impact on sale price and profit . In the case of Yousaf Asia Hosiery the Gross profit is decreasing

    from 6.8% in 2013 to 12% in 2014. it is a positive trend. It is increase due to decrease in cost of good.

    OPERATING PROFIT MARGIN = (Operating Profit / Net sale) * 100

    2014 = (4918 / 71281) * 100 = 6.8%

    2013 = (7793 /64677) * 100 = 12%

    0

    2

    4

    6

    8

    10

    12

    14

    2013 2014

    Gross Profit Margin

    Gross Profit Margin

    0

    2

    4

    6

    8

    10

    12

    14

    2013 2014

    Operating Profit Ratio

    Operating Profit Ratio

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    Interpretation:

    Operating Profit margin measures the profit after deducting the Operating cost incurred on the

    production of goods. In the case of Yousaf Asia Hosiery the Operating Profit Margin is decrease from

    12% in 2013 to 6.8 % in 2014. This ratio is decrease due to increase in operating cost.

    NET PROFIT MARGIN = (Net Profit / Net sale) * 100

    2014 = (3951 / 72281) * 100 = 5.5%

    2013 = (3536 /64677) * 100 = 5.4%

    Interpretation:

    Net Profit Margin is measure the net income in rupees is generated by each rupee of Sale. But in the

    case of Yousaf Asia Hosiery the Net Profit Margin is increased from 5.4% in 2013 to 5.5% in 2014

    due to decreased in Cost of Goods & increased in Gross Profit Margin.

    TOTAL ASSETS TURNOVER RATIO = Net sale / Average total Assets

    2014 = 71281 / 24364 = 2.9 times

    2013 = 64677/ 25585 = 2.5 times

    Average Total Assets = (Opening Assets + Closing Assets) / 2

    2014 = (21192+ 27537) /2 = 24364

    2013 = (25013 + 26158) / 2 = 25585

    5.34

    5.36

    5.38

    5.4

    5.42

    5.44

    5.46

    5.48

    5.5

    5.52

    2013 2014

    Net Profit Margin

    Net Profit Margin

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    Interpretation:

    Total Assets turnover ratio measures the activity of assets and the ability of assets of the firm to

    generate sale through the use of assets. In the Case of Yousaf Asia Hosiery .The Total Assets turnover

    ratio is increasing from 2.5 Times in 2013 to 2.9 time in 2014. It is a positive trend. It means that the

    use of assets to generate sale is increased in 2014 than 2013.

    RETURN ON AEESTS = EBIT/ Average Total Assets

    2014 = 4563/ 24364 = 0.18times

    2013 = 4037/ 25585 = 0.15times

    2.3

    2.4

    2.5

    2.6

    2.7

    2.8

    2.9

    3

    2013 2014

    Total Assets Turnover Ratio

    Total Assets TurnoverRatio

    0.135

    0.14

    0.145

    0.15

    0.155

    0.16

    0.165

    0.17

    0.175

    0.18

    0.185

    2013 2014

    Return on Equity

    Return on Equity

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    Interpretation:

    Return on Assets measures the firms ability to utilization its assets to create profit .but in the case of

    Yousaf Asia Hosiery the Return on Assets is increasing from 0.15 in 2013 to 0.18 in 2014. It is good

    trend .it means the assets of the firm has good ability to increase the profit

    SALE TO FIXED ASSETS = Net Sale / Average Fixed Assets

    2014 = 71281 / 4917 = 14.47 times

    2013 = 64677/ 5019 = 12.8 times

    Average Fixed Assets = (Opening Assets + Closing Assets) /2

    2014 = (4965+4869)/ 2 = 4917

    2013 = (5073+ 4965)/ 2 = 5019

    Interpretation:

    Sale to fixed Assets Ratio measures the ability of the firm fixed assets to increase the sale of the firm.

    In the case of Yousaf Asia Hosiery the Sale to Fixed Assets ratio is increased from 12.8 times in 2013

    to 14.47 time in 2014. It means that the Yousaf Asia firm Fixed assets having a good ability to

    increase the sale in 2014 than in 2013.

    RETURN ON EQUITY = EBIT / Average Total Equity

    2014 = 4563/ 22264 = 0.2 times

    12

    12.5

    13

    13.5

    14

    14.5

    15

    2013 2014

    Sales to fixed Assets

    Sales to fixed Assets

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    2013 = 4037/ 20869 = 0.19 times

    Average Total Equity = (Opening Equity + Closing Equity) / 2

    2014 = (22832 + 21696) / 2 = 22264

    2013 = (20042 +21696) /2 = 20869

    Interpretation:

    The Return on Equity measures the return on stock of the shareholders of firm. In the case of Yousaf

    Asia Hosiery the return on equity is increased from 0.19% in 2013 to 0.2% in 2014.it means that the

    Yousaf Asia firm earning the more profit in 2014 than 2013.

    ACTIVITY ANALYSIS:

    STOCK TURNOVER RATIO = Cost of goods sold / Average Stock

    2014 = 62692/13749 = 4.5 times

    2013 = 56874/12420 = 4.5 times

    CGS = Sale Gross profit

    2014 = 71281- 8589 = 62692

    2013 = 64667 - 7793 = 56874

    Average Stocks = (Opening stock + Closing Stock) /2

    0

    0.05

    0.1

    0.15

    0.2

    0.25

    2013 2014

    Return on Equity

    Return on Equity

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    2014 = (13051 + 14447)/ 2 = 13749

    2013 = (11789 + 13051) / 2 = 12420

    Interpretation:

    Inventory Turnover Ratio evaluate the efficiency with which a firm is able to manage its inventory .in

    the case of Yousaf Asia Hoisary the inventory turnover ratio is same decreasing from 2013 to 2014 .it

    is moderate situation.

    INVENTORY TURNOVER IN DAYS = Days of Year/ Inventory turn over ratio

    2014 = 365/ 5 = 73days

    2013 = 365 / 5 = 73 days

    0

    0.5

    1

    1.5

    2

    2.5

    3

    3.5

    4

    4.5

    5

    2013 2014

    Stock Turn over Ratio

    Stock Turn over Ratio

    0

    10

    20

    30

    40

    50

    60

    70

    80

    2013 2014

    Inventory Turnover In Days

    Inventory Turnover InDays

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    Interpretation:

    Inventory Turnover in days signifies the number of days on an average the inventory is disposed off

    during the year.in The Case of Yousaf Asia Hoisary the Inventory Turnover in days are same in 2013

    to 2014 .it shows that 27 days are require to dispoed off the inventory for 2013 & 2014.

    DEBTORS TURNOVER RATIO = Net Credit Sale / Average Debtors

    2014 = 71128/ 10078 = 7 times

    2013 = 64677/ 6930 = 9 times

    Average Debtors = (Opening Debtors + Closing Debtors) /2

    2014 = (13051 + 7106) /2 = 10078

    2013 = (6754+ 7106) / 2 = 6930

    Interpretation:

    Debtor Turnover Ratio indicates the speed with which a company collect its debts from debtors. In the

    case of Yousaf Asia Hosiery the Debtor Turnover Ratio is decreasing from 9 times in 2013 to 7 times

    in 2014.it mean in 2014 the firm collecting its debt slowly than in 2013.

    DEBTORS TURNOVER IN DAYS = Days of Year / Debtors turn over ratio

    2014 = 365/ 7 = 52 days

    2013 = 365/ 9 = 39 days

    0

    1

    2

    3

    4

    5

    6

    7

    8

    9

    10

    2013 2014

    Debtor Turnover Ratio

    Debtor Turnover Ratio

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    Interpretation:

    Debtors Turnover in days signifies the number of days in which the debt is collected by the firm from

    debtors .in the case of Yousaf Asia Hosiery the term of collection of debt is increasing from 39 days

    in 2013 to 52 days in 2014. it is a good situation & best for the company.

    .OPERATING CYCLE = Inventory turn over in days + Debtors Turnover in Days

    2014 = 73 days + 52 Days = 125days

    2013 = 73 days + 39 days = 112 days

    Intrepretation:

    Operating Cycle shows that how much time is required by the firm in which the inventory converted

    into cash ? in the case of Yousaf Asia Hoisary the Operating cycle is increasing from 112 days in

    0

    10

    20

    30

    40

    50

    60

    2013 2014

    Debtors Turn over In Days

    Debtors Turn over InDays

    105

    110

    115

    120

    125

    130

    2013 2014

    Operating Cycle

    Operating Cycle

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    2013 to 125 daysin 2014 . it is unfaverable for the firm. Because the time of operating cycle is more

    in 2014 than in 2013.

    WORKING CAPITAL TURNOVER RATIO = Cost of goods sold /Average Working Capital

    2014 = 62692/18591 = 3.4 times

    2013 = 56874/ 17867 = 3.2 times

    Average Working Capital = (Opening working Capital+ Closing Working Capital)/ 2

    2014 = (17867 + 19315) / 2 = 18591

    2013 = (16623+ 17867) / 2 = 17245

    Interpretation:

    Working Capital Turnover Ratio measures the number of times the working capital is turnover OR the

    efficiency at which the working capital is being used by the firm in a year .In the case of Yousaf Asia

    Hosiery the working capital ratio is increase from 3.2 times in 2013 to 3.4 times in 2014 . it is

    favourable for the firm. It means that working capital is efficiently used by the firm in 2014 than in

    2013.

    3.1

    3.15

    3.2

    3.25

    3.3

    3.35

    3.4

    3.45

    2013 2014

    Working Capital Turnover Ratio

    Working CapitalTurnover Ratio

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    SOLVENCY ANAYSIS:

    DEBT RATIO = Total liabilities/Total Assets

    2014 = 3353 / 27537 = 12%

    2013 = 3325/ 26158 = 13%

    11.4

    11.6

    11.8

    12

    12.2

    12.4

    12.6

    12.8

    13

    13.2

    2013 2014

    Debt Ratio

    Debt Ratio

    Interpretation:

    The Debt Ratio indicates the firm long term debt-paying ability. It also indicates the percentage of

    assets financed by creditors. Low percentage of this ratio is best for the company. In the case of

    Yousaf Asia Hoiesy. The Debt Ratio is 12% 2014. It means that in 2013 the cash ratio is low than

    2014 which is best for the firm. This shows that the assets are less financed by creditors in 2013 than

    2014.

    DEBT TO EQUITY RATIO = Total Liabilities/ Shareholder Equity

    2014 = 3353/24183 = 13.8%

    2013 = 3325/22832 = 14.5%

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 42

    `

    Interpretation:

    Debt to Equity Ratio measures that how much creditors are protected in case of firm insolvency?

    Lower this ratio is the best for the company. In the case of Yousaf Asia hosiery the ratio is 14.5% in

    2013 & 13.8% in 2014.It means that creditors are more protected in 2014 than in 2013.

    13.4

    13.6

    13.8

    14

    14.2

    14.4

    14.6

    2013 2014

    Debt to Equity Ratio

    Debt to Equity Ratio

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    MS SHAHEEN COLD STORE TRADER

    INTRODUCTION:

    Shaheen Cold Store Located at vegetable & fruit market near Saddar By Pass, Faisalabad. It is also

    part a Anjum Textile (pvt) limited. Mr. Raja Ashraf opens it in 1998. This store provides the storage

    facility the whole seller & retailer to store their fruit.

    M/S SHAHEEN COLD STORE

    Balance Sheet

    As On June 30, 2013.

    2014 2013 2012 2014 2013 2012 Rupees Rupees Rupees Rupees Rupees Rupees Share

    Capital Fixed

    Assets

    7,124,931

    7,530,772

    7,961,400

    Capital

    18,782,971

    18,300,000

    17,400,000

    Add Profit

    3,511,667

    3,482,971

    2,825,633

    22,294,638

    21,782,971

    20,225,633 Less

    Drawings

    3,200,000

    3,000,000

    1,925,633

    19,094,638

    18,782,971

    18,300,000

    - Current

    Liabilities Current

    Assets Creditors

    & Other Stock &

    Store

    20,441,488

    18,975,762

    18,527,399

    Liabilities

    930,687

    832,978

    745,528 Trade

    Debtors

    1,232,596

    1,147,412

    1,120,520

    Borrowing

    9,932,377

    9,971,154

    8,933,967 Advances

    557,776

    540,481

    523,722 Accrued

    Expenses

    680,612

    602,311

    533,019 Cash &

    Bank

    1,281,522

    1,994,987

    379,473

    Total C.L.

    11,543,676

    11,406,444

    10,212,514 Total C.L.

    23,513,383

    22,658,643

    20,551,114

    . . . . . . Total liabilities

    30,638,313

    30,189,415

    28,512,514 Total Assets

    30,638,313

    30,189,415

    28,512,514

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 44

    SHAHEEN COLD STORE

    Income Statement

    For The Year Ended June 30, 2014 - 12.

    2014 2013 2012

    Rupees Rupees Rupees

    Sales 53,196,948 51,943,804

    50,720,180

    Less Direct Expenditures 45,164,209 44,100,290

    41,844,149

    Gross Profit 8,032,739 7,843,514 8,876,031

    Operating Expenses

    Administrative 1,978,926 1,932,310

    3,677,213

    Selling 824,553 805,129

    443,802

    2,803,479 2,737,438

    4,121,015

    Operating Profit 5,229,260 5,106,076

    4,755,016

    Financial Charges 1,035,128 922,369

    1,278,762

    4,194,132 4,183,707 3,476,254

    Depreciation 405,841 430,628

    473,100

    Profit / (Loss) Before Taxation 3,788,291 3,753,079

    3,003,154

    Provision for Taxation 276,624 270,108 177,521

    Net Profit (Loss) 3,511,667 3,482,971

    2,825,633

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 45

    MS SHAHEEN COLD STORE TRADER ( Rs 000)

    LIQUIDITY ANALYSIS:

    CURRENT RATIO = Current Assets/ Current liabilities

    2014 = 23513/11543 = 2:1

    2013 = 20393/10266 = 1.9:1

    Interpretation:

    Current ratio indicate the amount of current assets available for repayment of current liabilities that s

    way the current ratio of Shaheen Trader is 2 : 1 in 2014 and 1.9 : 1 in 2013 . It is a good situation in

    both years. It means that current assets are used properly.

    QUICK RATIO = (Current assets- Prepaid - Inventory) / Current Liabilities

    2014 = (23513-557-20441)/11543 = 0.2:1

    2013 = (20393-486-17078)/11406 = 0.2:1

    1.84

    1.86

    1.88

    1.9

    1.92

    1.94

    1.96

    1.98

    2

    2.02

    2013 2014

    Current Ratio

    Current Ratio

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 46

    Interpretation:

    Quick ratio is the measure of instant debt paying ability of the business. In the case of Shaheen Trader

    the quick ratio is 0.2 in 2013 in 2014. It is bad situation. This ratio also shows that Asif Trader has not

    a good debt paying ability.

    CASH RATIO = Cash / Current Liabilities

    2014 = 1281 /11543 = 0.17:1

    2013 = 1795 /10266 = 0.11:1

    0

    0.05

    0.1

    0.15

    0.2

    0.25

    2013 2014

    Quick Ratio

    Quick Ratio

    0

    0.02

    0.04

    0.06

    0.08

    0.1

    0.12

    0.14

    0.16

    0.18

    2013 2014

    Cash Ratio

    Cash Ratio

  • University of Agriculture, Faisalabad. Page 47

    Interpretation:

    The cash ratio indicates the immediate liquidity of the firm. It indicates the firm term solvency

    position. High ratio indicates that the firm is not using its cash to its best advantage & low ratio shows

    that the firm is not using its cash to its best advantage. In the case of Asif Trader, the cash ratio is 0.17

    in 2014 & 0.11 in 2013. Its means that the cash ratio is high in 2014 than 2013. So the firm is not

    using its cash to its best advantage in 2014 than 2013.

    WORKING CAPITAL RATIO = Current Assets Current Liabilities

    2014 = 23513 - 11543 = 11970

    2013 = 20393 - 10266 = 10127

    Interpretation:

    Working capital ratio shows the short term solvency of the business. In the case of Shaheen trader the

    working capital is increasing from Rs. 10127 in 2013 to Rs. 11970 in 2014. It is a good ratio it means

    that Shaheen trader the less chances of short term solvency.

    PROFITABILITY ANALYSIS:

    GROSS PROFIT MARGIN = (Gross profit / Net sale) * 100

    2014 = (8032/ 53196) * 100 = 15%

    2013 = (7058 / 46748) * 100 = 15%

    0

    2000

    4000

    6000

    8000

    10000

    12000

    2013 2014

    Working Capital Ratio

    Working Capital Ratio

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    Interpretation:

    Gross Profit Margin shows that what is the profit is earned by the business after deducting the cost

    incurred on the production of goods and Expenses incurred on the finished goods? It has a great

    impact on sale price and profit. In the case of Shaheen Trader the Gross profit is same 20% in 2013 &

    in 2014. it is moderate situation. It is same due to constant increase in cost of good.

    OPERATING PROFIT MARGIN = (Operating Profit / Net sale) * 100

    2014 = (5229 / 53196) * 100 = 9.8%

    2013 = (4596 / 46748) * 100 = 9.7%

    0

    2

    4

    6

    8

    10

    12

    14

    16

    2013 2014

    Gross profit Margin

    Gross profit Margin

    9.64

    9.66

    9.68

    9.7

    9.72

    9.74

    9.76

    9.78

    9.8

    9.82

    2013 2014

    Operating Profit Margin

    Operating ProfitMargin

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    Interpretation:

    Operating Profit margin measures the profit after deducting the Operating cost incurred on the

    production of goods. In the case of Shaheen Trader the Operating Profit Margin has a decreasing

    trend. It is9.7% in 2013 & 9.8% in 2014.Oprating Profit Increased in 2014 due to decreased in

    operating expenses in 2014.

    NET PROFIT MARGIN = (Net Profit / Net sale) * 100

    2014 = (3511 / 53196) * 100 = 6.6%

    2013 = (3404 / 46748) * 100 = 7.2%

    Interpretation:

    Net Profit Margin is measure the net income in rupees is generated by each rupee of Sale. But in the

    case of Shaheen trader the Net Profit Margin is decreased from 7.2% in 2013 to 6.6%in 2014 due to

    increased in finance cost and tax.

    6.3

    6.4

    6.5

    6.6

    6.7

    6.8

    6.9

    7

    7.1

    7.2

    7.3

    2013 2014

    Net Profit Margin

    Net Profit Margin

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    TOTAL ASSETS TURNOVER RATIO = Net sale / Average total Assets

    2014 = 53196 / 28905 = 1.8 times

    2013 = 46748/ 27129 = 1.7 times

    Average Total Assets = (Opening Total Assets + Closing Total Assets) / 2

    2014 = (27171 + 30638) /2 = 28905

    2013 = (27086 + 27171) / 2 = 27129

    Interpretation:

    Total Assets turnover ratio measures the activity of assets and the ability of assets of the firm to

    generate sale through the use of assets. In the Case of Shaheen trader the Total Assets turnover ratio is

    increased from 1.7 times in 2013 to 1.8 time in 2014. It is a positive trend. It means that the use of

    assets to generate sale is increased in 2014 than 2013.

    RETURN ON ASSETS = EBIT/ Average Total Assets

    2014 = 3788/ 28905 = 0.13 times

    2013 = 3378/ 27129 = 0.12 times

    1.64

    1.66

    1.68

    1.7

    1.72

    1.74

    1.76

    1.78

    1.8

    1.82

    2013 2014

    Total Assets Turnover Ratio

    Total Assets TurnoverRatio

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    Interpretation:

    Return on Assets measures the firms ability to utilization its assets to create profit .but in the case of

    Shaheen Trader the Return on Assets is increasing from 0.12 time in 2013 to 0.13 time in 2014. It is

    good trend .it means the assets of the firm has good ability to increase the profit.

    SALE TO FIXED AEESTS = Net Sale / Average Fixed Assets

    2014 = 53196 / 6950 = 7.6 times

    2013 = 46748/ 7170 = 6.5 times

    Average Fixed Assets = (Opening Total Assets + Closing Total Assets) /2

    2014 = (6777 +7124)/2 = 6950

    2013 = (7563 + 6777)/2 = 7170

    0.114

    0.116

    0.118

    0.12

    0.122

    0.124

    0.126

    0.128

    0.13

    0.132

    2013 2014

    Return on Assets

    Return on Assets

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    Interpretation:

    Sale to fixed Assets Ratio measures the ability of the firm fixed assets to increase the sale of the firm.

    In the case of shaheen Trader the Sale to Fixed Assets ratio is decreased from 7.6 times in 2013 to 6.5

    time in 2014. It means that the Shaheen trader firm Fixed assets not having a good ability to increase

    the sale in 2014 than 2013.

    RETURN ON EQUITY = EBIT / Average Total Equity

    2014 = 3788/ 17999 = 21%

    2013 = 3378/ 17144 = 19%

    Average Total Equity = (Opening Equity + Closing Equity) / 2

    2014 = (16904+19094) / 2 = 17999

    2013 = (17385 + 16904) /2 = 1714

    5.5

    6

    6.5

    7

    7.5

    8

    2013 2014

    Sale To Fixed Assets

    Sale To Fixed Assets

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    Interpretation:

    The Return on Equity measures the return on stock of the shareholders of firm. In the case of Shaheen

    Trader the return on equity is increased from 19% in 2013 to 21% in 2014.It means that the Shaheen

    Trader firm earned 2% more profit in 2014 than in 2013.

    ACTIVITY ANALYSIS:

    STOCK TURNOVER RATIO = Cost of goods sold / Average Stock

    2014 = 45194/18760 = 2.4 times

    2013 = 39690/17339 = 2.2 times

    CGS = Sale Gross profit

    2014 = 53196 - 8032 = 45164

    2013 = 46748 - 7058 = 39690

    Average Stocks = (Opening stock + Closing Stock) /2

    2014 = (17078 + 20441)/ 2 = 18760

    2013 = (17600 + 17078) / 2 = 17339

    0.18

    0.185

    0.19

    0.195

    0.2

    0.205

    0.21

    0.215

    2013 2014

    Return On Equity

    Return On Equity

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    Interpretation:

    Inventory Turnover Ratio evaluate the efficiency with which a firm is able to manage its inventory .in

    the case of Shaheen Tarder the inventory turnover ratio increasing from 2.2 time in 2013 to 2.4 time

    in 2014 .it is a positive situation.It means that the firm efficiently managed its inventory in 2014 than

    in 2013

    INVENTORY TURNOVER IN DAYS = Days of Year/ Inventory turn over ratio

    2014 = 365/ 2.4 = 152 days

    2013 = 365 / 2.2 = 165 days

    2.1

    2.15

    2.2

    2.25

    2.3

    2.35

    2.4

    2.45

    2013 2014

    Stock Turnover Ratio

    Stock Turnover Ratio

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    Interpretation:

    Inventory Turnover in days signifies the number of days on an average the inventory is disposed off

    during the year. In The case of ShaheenTrader the time is increasing in 165 days in 2013 to 152 days

    in 2014 .it shows the efficency of the firm.

    DEBTOR TURNOVER RATIO = Net Credit Sale / Average Debtors

    2014 = 53196/ 1133 = 47 times

    2013 = 46748/ 1049 = 44 times

    Average Debtors = (Opening Debtors + Closing Debtors) /2

    2014 = (1033 + 1232) /2 = 1133

    2013 = (1064 + 1033) / 2 = 1049

    145

    150

    155

    160

    165

    170

    2013 2014

    Inventory Turnover in Days

    Inventory Turnover inDays

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    Interpretation:

    Debtor Turnover Ratio indicates the speed with which a company collect its debts from debtors. In the

    case of Shaheen Trader the Debtor Turnover Ratio is increasing from 44 times in 2013 to 44 times in

    2014.it mean in 2014 the firm collect its debt promptly than in 2013.

    DEBTORS TURNOVER IN DAYS = Days of Year / Debtors turn over ratio

    2014 = 365/ 47 = 7.7 days

    2013 = 365/ 44 = 8.2 days

    42.5

    43

    43.5

    44

    44.5

    45

    45.5

    46

    46.5

    47

    47.5

    2013 2014

    Debtor Turnover Ratio

    Debtor Turnover Ratio

    74

    75

    76

    77

    78

    79

    80

    81

    82

    83

    2013 2014

    Debtor Turnover in Days

    Debtor Turnover inDays

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    Interpretation:

    Debtors Turnover in days signifies the number of days in which the debt us collected by the firm from

    debtors .in the case of Shaheen Traders the term of collection is increasing from 8.2 days in 2013 to

    7.7 days in 2014.it is a good situation & best for the company.

    OPERATING CYCLE = Inventory turn over in days + Debtors Turnover in Days

    2014 = 152 days + 7.7 Days = 160 days

    2013 = 165 days + 8.2 days = 173 days

    Intrepretation:

    Operating Cycle show that how much time is required I by the firm in which the inventory converted

    into cash ? in the case of Shaheen trader the Operating cycleis increasing from 173 days in 2013 to

    160 daysin 2014 . it is faverable for the firm. Because the time of operating is less in 2014 than 2013.

    WORKING CAPITAL TURNOVER RATIO = Cost of goods sold/Average Working Capital

    2014 = 45164/11048 = 4 times

    2013 = 39690/ 9974 = 3.9 times

    Average Working Capital = (Opening working Capital+ Closing Working Capital)/ 2

    2014 = (10127 +11970) / 2 = 11048

    150

    155

    160

    165

    170

    175

    2013 2014

    Operating Cycle

    Operating Cycle

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    2013 = (9822+ 10127) / 2 = 9974

    Interpretation:

    Working Capital Turnover Ratio measures the number of times the working capital is turnover OR the

    efficiency at which the working capital is being used by the firm in a year .In the case of Shaheen

    Traders the working capital ratio is increase from 3.9 times in 2013 to 4 times in 2014. It is

    favourable for the firm. It means that working capital is efficiently used by the firm in 2014 than in

    2013.

    SOLVENCY ANAYSIS:

    DEBT RATIO = Total Liabilities/Total Assets

    2014 = 11543 / 30638 = 37.6%

    2013 = 11406/ 30189 = 37.8%

    3.84

    3.86

    3.88

    3.9

    3.92

    3.94

    3.96

    3.98

    4

    4.02

    2013 2014

    Working Capital Turnover Ratio

    Working CapitalTurnover Ratio

    37.5

    37.55

    37.6

    37.65

    37.7

    37.75

    37.8

    37.85

    2013 2014

    Debt Ratio

    Debt Ratio

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    Interpretation:

    The Debt Ratio indicates the firm long term debt-paying ability. It also indicates the percentage of

    assets financed by creditors. Low percentage of this ratio is best for the company. In the case of

    Shaheen Cold Store the Debt Ratio is 37.8% in 2013 and in 37.6% in 2014. It means that in 2013 the

    cash ratio is low than 2014 which is best for the firm. This shows that the assets are less financed by

    creditors in 2013 than 2014.

    DEBT TO EQUITY RATIO = Total Liabilities/ Shareholder Equity

    2014 = 11543/ 19094 = 60.4 %

    2013 = 11046 /18782 = 59 %

    Interpretation:

    Debt to Equity Ratio measures that how much creditors are protected in case of firm insolvency? Low

    ratio is best for the firm In the case of Shaheen Traders the ratio in high from 58% in 2013 to 60.4 %

    in 2014.It means that creditors are less protected in 2014 than in 2013.

    56.5

    57

    57.5

    58

    58.5

    59

    59.5

    60

    60.5

    61

    2013 2014

    Debt To Equity Ratio

    Debt To Equity Ratio

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    SAKHI SULTAN RICE MILL.

    INTRODUCTION:

    Sakhi Sultan Rice Mill located at samindary road Faisalabad. It was came into existence in1986.It is a

    part of Ittehad Group of industry. It purchases the fresh rice from former. After cleaning & polishing,

    the rice is packed into bags. This mill sale the rice in Pakistan & also export the rice.

    M/S Sakhi Sultan Rice Mills

    Balance Sheet

    As On June 30, 2014-12

    2014 2013 2012 2014 2013 2012 Rupees Rupees Rupees Rupees Rupees Rupees Share

    Capital Fixed

    Assets

    42,277,196

    38,682,780

    46,758,704 `

    Capital

    59,002,817

    49,803,665

    56,550,817

    Add Profit

    7,639,132

    4,088,152

    2,910,848

    66,641,949

    53,891,817

    59,462,665 Less

    Drawing

    (5,000,000)

    (3,740,000)

    3,800,000

    Net Capital

    61,641,949

    50,152,817

    55,662,665 Current

    Liabilities Current

    Assets Creditors &

    Other Stock &

    Store

    33,913,183

    20,644,387

    19,136,300

    Liabilities

    18,025,800

    14,891,827

    14,450,749 Trade

    Debtors

    14,113,804

    7,089,604

    5,552,171

    Short Term

    Borrowing

    10,105,000

    - Advances

    5,582,061

    3,799,684

    4,044,794

    Accrued

    Expenses

    8,422,215

    7,496,073

    7,355,821

    Cash,

    Bank

    Balance

    2,308,720

    2,324,262

    1,978,266

    36,553,014

    22,387,900

    21,806,569

    55,917,768

    33,857,937

    30,710,531 Total

    Liabilities

    98,194,964

    72,540,717

    77,470,235 Total

    Assets

    98,194,964

    72,540,717

    77,470,235

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    Sakhi Sultan Rice Mills

    Income Statement

    For The Year Ended June 30, 2014 -12.

    2014 2013 2012

    Rupees Rupees Rupees

    Sales 148,353,872 78,812,995

    69,133,428

    Less Cost Of Goods Sold 129,067,869 68,567,418 53,782,157

    Gross Profit 19,286,003 10,245,752

    2,719,023

    Operating Expenses

    Administrative 2,759,382 1,465,614

    1,119,701

    Selling 1,780,246 1,298,654

    690,395

    4,539,628 2,411,268

    1,811,096

    Operating Profit 14,746,375 7833484

    7,212,175

    Financial Charges 2,725,916 -

    -

    12,020,459 7,833,484

    7,212,175

    Depreciation 3,231,584 3,153,924

    4,065,109

    Profit / (Loss) Before Taxation 8,788,875 4,679,560 3,147,066

    Provision for Taxation 1,149,743 590,409

    236,218 Net

    Profit 7,639,132 4,090,152

    2,911,848

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    ANANLYSIS OF SAKHI SULTAN RICE MILL (Rs. 000)

    LIQUIDITY ANALYSIS:

    CURRENT RATIO = Current Assets/ Current liabilities

    2014 = 55917/36535 = 1.5:1

    2013 = 33857/22387 = 1.5:1

    Interpretation:

    Current ratio indicate the amount of current assets available for repayment of current liabilities that is

    way the current ratio of Sakhi Sultan Rice Mill is same 1.5 : 1 in 2014 and in 2013. It is a good

    situation. It means that the current assets are used & work properly.

    QUICK RATIO = (Current assets- Prepaid - Inventory) / Current Liabilities

    2014 = 55917-5582-33913/36553 = 0.44:1

    2013 = 33857-3799-20644/22387 = 0.42:1

    0

    0.2

    0.4

    0.6

    0.8

    1

    1.2

    1.4

    1.6

    2013 2014

    Current Ratio

    Current Ratio

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    Interpretation:

    Quick ratio is the measure of instant debt paying ability of the business. In the case of Sakhi Sultan

    Rice Mill the quick ratio is 0.42 in 2013 and 0.44 in 2014. It is positive trend. This ratio shows that

    the receivable of Sakhi Sultan Rice Mill are very low or less and this ratio also shows that Sakhi

    Sultan Rice Mill has good debt paying ability.

    CASH RATIO = Cash / Current Liabilities

    2014 = 2308 /36553 = 0.06:1

    2013 = 2324 /22387 = 0.1:1

    0.41

    0.415

    0.42

    0.425

    0.43

    0.435

    0.44

    0.445

    2013 2014

    Quick Ratio

    Quick Ratio

    0

    0.02

    0.04

    0.06

    0.08

    0.1

    0.12

    2013 2014

    Cash Ratio

    Cash Ratio

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    Interpretation:

    The cash ratio indicates the immediate liquidity of the firm. It indicates the firm term solvency

    position. High ratio indicates that the firm is not using its cash to its best advantage & low ratio shows

    that the firm is using its cash to its best advantage. In the case of Sakhi Sultan Rice Mill, the cash ratio

    is 0.06 in 2014 & 0.1 in 2013. The cash ratio is low .Its means that the firm is using its cash to its best

    advantage in 2014.

    WORKING CAPITAL RATIO = Current Assets Current Liabilities

    2014 = 55917 - 36553 = 19354

    2013 = 33857 - 22387 = 11470

    Interpretation:

    Working capital ratio shows the short term solvency of the business. In the case of Sakhi Sultan Rice

    Mill the working capital is increasing from 11470 in 2013 to 19354 in 2014. It is a good ratio it means

    that Sakhi Sultan Rice Mill the less chances of short term solvency.

    PROFITABILITY ANALYSIS:

    GROSS PROFIT MARGIN = (Gross profit / Net sale) * 100

    2014 = (19286 / 148353) * 100 = 13%

    2013 = (10245 / 78813) * 100 = 12.5%

    `

    0

    5000

    10000

    15000

    20000

    25000

    2013 2014

    Working Capital Ratio

    Working Capital Ratio

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    Interpretation:

    Gross Profit Margin shows that what is the profit is earned by the business after deducting the cost

    incurred on the production of goods and expenses incurred on the finished goods? it has a great

    impact on sale price and profit . in the case of Sakhi Sultan Rice Mill the Gross profit is increasing

    from 12.5% in 2013 to 13% in 2014 . it is positive trend. It is increased due to decrease in cost of

    good.

    OPERATING PROFIT MARGIN = (Operating Profit / Net sale) * 100

    2014 = (14746 / 148353) * 100 = 10%

    2013 = (7833 / 78813) * 100 = 9.8%

    12.2

    12.3

    12.4

    12.5

    12.6

    12.7

    12.8

    12.9

    13

    13.1

    2013 2014

    Gross Profit Ratio

    Gross Profit Ratio

    9.7

    9.75

    9.8

    9.85

    9.9

    9.95

    10

    10.05

    2013 2014

    Operating Profit Ratio

    Operating Profit Ratio

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    Interpretation:

    Operating Profit margin measures the profit after deducting the Operating cost incurred on the

    production of goods. In the case of Sakhi Sultan Rice Mill the Operating Profit Margin is increase due

    to decreased in operating expenses. It is 9.8% in 2013 &10% in 2014.

    NET PROFIT MARGIN = (Net Profit / Net sale) * 100

    2014 = (7639 / 148353) * 100 = 5.14%

    2013 = (4090 /78813) * 100 = 5.18%

    Interpretation:

    Net Profit Margin is measure the net income in rupees is generated by each rupee of Sale. But in the

    case of Sakhi Sultan Rice Mill the Net Profit Margin is Decreased from 15.8% in 2013 to 15.4%in

    2014 due to increase in Cost of Goods & decreased in Gross Profit Margin.

    TOTAL ASSETS TURNOVER RATIO = Net sale / Average total Assets

    2014 = 148353 / 85367 = 1.7 times

    2013 = 78813/ 75005 = 1 times

    Average Total Assets = (Opening Total Assets + Closing Total Assets) / 2

    2014 = (72540 + 98194) /2 = 85367

    2013 = (77470 + 72540) / 2 = 75005

    5.12

    5.13

    5.14

    5.15

    5.16

    5.17

    5.18

    5.19

    2013 2014

    Net Profit Ratio

    Net Profit Ratio

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    Interpretation:

    Total Assets turnover ratio measures the activity of assets and the ability of assets of the firm to

    generate sale through the use of assets. In the Case of Sakhi Sultan Rice Mill the Total Assets

    turnover ratio is increasing from 1 times in 2013 to 1.7 time in 2014. It is a positive trend. It means

    that the use of assets to generate sale is increased in 2014 than in 2013.

    RETURN ON ASSETS = EBIT/ Average Total Assets

    2014 = 8788/ 85367 = 0.1 times

    2013 = 4679/ 75005 = 0.06 times

    0

    0.2

    0.4

    0.6

    0.8

    1

    1.2

    1.4

    1.6

    1.8

    2013 2014

    Total Assets Turnover Ratio

    Total Assets TurnoverRatio

    0

    0.02

    0.04

    0.06

    0.08

    0.1

    0.12