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Comparative analysis of financial statement between two Textile Company’sTRANSCRIPT
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Y. A. M. Rafiqul Haq Course Title: Managerial Finance
Department of Business Administration
THE UNIVERSITY OF ASIA PACIFIC
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Mahfuza Akter ID : 10206038Chand SultanaID : 12106018Dilshad JahanID : 12106009Nahida RefayatID : 11106012Azma Jahan NoorID : 11106001
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Comparative analysis of financial statement between two Company’s
Why We Chose Textile Company For Analysis The Comparison ?
In our country textile companies are doing very well business. So many competitors are in this sector. Lots of new companies entered this market. From all of them we choose two cement company for our report.
Saiham Textile Mills Ltd
&Ashraf Textile Mills LtdWe collect their financial statement & analyze them & we identify their comparative advantage
Analysis
we had to follow a particular method for collecting data to complete the report accurately. At first we make Income Statement, Balance Sheet & Cash Flow on a excel sheet. Than we analysis the Income Statement & the Balance Sheet using the common sizing & indexing method. Finally we used the eleven financial ratios for our ratio analysis.
Financial Statement Analysis By Ratio
A comparison of relationship among account balances. The term accounting ratio is used to describe significant relationship between figures shown on a balance sheet, profit and loss account or in any other part of accounting organization.
For the performance measurement of Ashraf textile & Saiham textile mills Ltd. In below we are going to analysis about the two companies financial statement using ratio analysis. Here are belongs
Shiham Textile Mills Ltd.
Asheaf Textile Mills Ltd.
00.5
11.5
22.5
2.16
0.971.35 1.54
20092008
Current ratio = Current Liabilities/Current Assets
Quick ratio =(Current Asset -Inventory )/Current Liabilities
Shiham Textile Mills Ltd.
Asheaf Textile Mills Ltd.
00.5
11.5
22.5 2.06
0.931.23 1.38
20092008
Debt/equity ratio =Total liabilities/ shareholders 'equity
1.34
2.54
1.71
3.05
Shiham Textile Mills Ltd.Asheaf Textile Mills Ltd.
Account receivable turn over= Net sales / average account receivables
Shiham Textile Mills Ltd.
Asheaf Textile Mills Ltd.
050
100150200 131.69
26.53
177.08
51.27
20092008
Inventory turn over = Cost of good / average inventory
Shiham Textile Mills Ltd.
Asheaf Textile Mills Ltd.
0
50
100
150
63.86 79.34
70.21 61.46
20082009
Total asset turn over =Net sales / Average total assets
0.28
0.46 0.54
0.39 Shiham Textile Mills Ltd.Asheaf Textile Mills Ltd.
Gross profit margin =Grossprofit / Netsales
0.00% 20.00% 40.00% 60.00% 80.00%
18.56%
38.01%
31.52%
32.26%
20092008
Ashraf Textile Mills Ltd
Saiham Textile Mills Ltd
Net profit margin = Netincone / Netsales
Series1
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
11.66%
17.94%
18.66%
13.68%
20092008
Saiham Textile Mills Ltd
Ashraf Textile Mills Ltd
Conclusion
We examine the analysis of Ashraf textile & Saiham textile mills ltd. We see that the liquidity position is nit good both of the company.The industry average is better than the both companies because almost every ratio of the industry is high with comparison to the company in case of liquidity, leverage, asset management, profitability and market value measure is better of textile industry, industry performance is better and improving every year, in conclusion company and industry is doing well and in future growth is take place which increase the revenues and dividends and it better for the country.
Recommendatio
n Saiham Textile Mills Ltd & Ashraf Textile Mills Ltd Which are profitable companies, but both of the companies need to increase their liquidity and asset management position. On the other hand they should pay their liabilities as soon as they can, and increase its owner’s equity than its liabilities. Cost and expenses should be reduced so the company can generate more profit. Company should sale their shares on the high market rates and pay more dividend to their investors.
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