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PRESENTATION ON SUMMER TRAINING PROJECT REPORT IN ATHENA DEMWE POWER LIMITED PRESENTED BY : Anshul Gupta Enrollment No:1103102054

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Page 1: Presentation

PRESENTATION ON

SUMMER TRAINING PROJECT REPORT IN

ATHENA DEMWE POWER LIMITED

PRESENTED BY:

Anshul Gupta

Enrollment No:1103102054

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OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY• My research study has two objectives:-a) Primary Objectives:By this project I try to find out various sources which are

directly or Indirectly Financing in Indian Power sector. Like which are the organization give fund what are the types of fund are given to the organization is try to find out by this project.

b) Broad Objectives:To find out what amount of fund come by the organization

from their own source.To analyze the process of calculating tariff.Use the quantitative data for ratio analysis.

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ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Financial statement analysis is defined as the process of identifying financial strength and weakness of the firm.

Tool of analysis of financial statement Ratio analysis

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RATIO ANALYSIS

1. Debt-Equity Ratio: There is no change in the debt-equity ratio because of our assumption in the previous and the current year is the same.

Formula: Debt-Equity ratio = Total Debt/ Total Equity.2. Return on Equity: There is an increase in the

return on equity from 1.96 to 1.97 from the previous year to the current year respectively. Since there is an increase in the total profit of the company.

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Formula: Profit After Taxation/Total Equity3. Return On Investment: There is an increase of 0.58

to 0.59 from the previous year to the current year in the return on investment which shows the increase in the total investment of the company.

Formula: Return on investment = Profit after tax/Net worth.

4. Net Profit Margin: Decrease in the net profit margin from 30.25 to 29.16 from the previous year to the current year respectively shows that the increase in the net worth is higher than the increase in the net profit of the company.

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FINDINGSMost of the SEBs though are supported by

state government, are running under loss. This is because of power theft, transmission losses, use of conventional methods for power generation and transmission and out dated managerial policies.

Indian power sector has been witnessing a wide demand – supply gap. Although electricity generation has increased substantially, it has not been able to meet the demand.

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THANK YOU