Financial Statement Analysis of MTM
Financial Statement Analysis of MTM
MTM
Presented to:
SIR HAMZA MUKHTAR.
Presented by:
Muhammad Aamir (2006-ag-3498)
Zahid Farid (2008-ag-153)
Brief Introduction
Founded 1994
Industry Textile
Spinning
Knitting
Fabric Dying Mills MTM Divisions
Processing
Laundry
Cutting
Stitching
Finishing Apparel Division
Packing
Shipping
PLANT CAPACITY
Capacity(000) Machines
Threats:
• Tough competitors just like China & India.
• Change of government policies
Economy analysis
•Inflation
•Discountrate
•Exchange rates parity
Economy analysis
Inflation
rates and changes in inflation has been studied and compared the
effects in different ways
•effectof such inflation on CGS & Sales price.
•Low product demand customer will move towards other courtiers.
•competitors will improve and grows up.( India man to machine ratio goes
down)
•to cop up the inflation cost quality have to sacrifice.
•Govt. while to control inflation tightened the monetary policy. by last 3
years.
Exchange rate
Foreign currency rate plays an important role while the foreign income
converted into national currency
if any firm or industry is dealing with international market then it has to
face the day to day change in currency rates.
higher the $ price higher the cost of import of raw material or payment of
foreign debts.
Today $ price is trading at peak Rs.84.10.(07-12-2009)
Discount rate
Discount rate has been studied and observed through out the
analysis during different time periods because it has positive
relation with cost of financing
Effect of discount rates during periods are observed according to
the borrowing in short
Industry analysis
•Textile industry is main source of our export income
•Competition(less competition is observed due to major
sales as exports not local)
•Rules and regulations(effect of yarn export is studied)
•Saturation position market share
•GDP($452.7 billion in 2008) growth and contribution in
GDP(26.8% share of textile industry in GDP)
•Markets shares and trends are observed
GDP growth.
Textile sector's contribution to total GDP is 8.5%.
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Rules and regulations.
NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES
100 100
issued, subscribed and paid up capital 100 100 10.93 12.28 13.99
reserves 131 113 11.07 9.49 9.58
TOTAL EQUITY 114 105 22.00 21.78 23.57
surplus on revaluation of operating fixed assets 100 612 4.61 5.18 0.96
deffered income on sale and lease back of operating fixed assets 87 73 0.06 0.08 0.12
NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES
CURRENT ASSETS
Quick Ratio Or Acid Test Ratio RATIO 74. 1.27 59. 69.
LEVERAGE RATIOS
ACTIVITY RATIOS
Current ratio=C.A/C.L
1.32 0.95 1.05
Acid test ratio=(C.A-Inventory)/C.L
0.85 0.57 0.58
Sale to working capital ratio=sales/(C.A-C.L)
6.33 -26.3 26.41
cash ratio
0.03 0.02 0.01
Profitability ratios: 2008 2007 2006