Dewan Cement Analysis Report
Dewan Cement Analysis Report
USAMA
24078
DEWAN CEMENT
ANALYSIS REPORT
Submitted to: Ma’am Tehseen Valjee
Contents
Introduction:...............................................................................................................................................2
Plant and Production:.................................................................................................................................2
FINANCIAL RATIOS......................................................................................................................................3
Comments on Financial Ratios:..................................................................................................................4
Horizontal Analysis.....................................................................................................................................5
Vertical Analysis..........................................................................................................................................6
DUO-PONT ANALYSIS..................................................................................................................................7
Statement of Financial Position..................................................................................................................8
Statement of Profit or Loss.........................................................................................................................9
Statement of Comprehensive Income......................................................................................................10
Statement of Cash Flows..........................................................................................................................11
Introduction:
Dewan Cement Ltd. (DCL) is an ISO 9001:2008 certified company, and a name of trust in the
production of high-quality cement. DCL has a capacity of more than 2,880,000 tons per annum
from two separate manufacturing units, comprising of Pakland Cement Ltd., and Saadi Cement
Ltd.
Pakland Cement Ltd. was established in 1981 at Deh Dhando in District Malir, Karachi, 44
kilometers off the National Highway, encompassing an area of 150 acres. Within one year, an
integrated plant with an initial capacity of 300,000 TPA was up and running and it was fully
operational by 1985, producing superior Ordinary Portland Cement. In 1987, Sulphate Resisting
Pakland, a pioneer product in the private sector, was introduced. Supported by the latest
technology and intensive machinery, the market size of the product rose in a short span of time,
resulting in a clinker production capacity of up to 750,000 TPA. Subsequently, Pakland Blast
Furnace Slag Cement was included in the company’s fold. The company is listed on the Karachi
and Lahore Stock Exchange
o Deh
Dhando, district Malir,
Karachi, 44th km of
National Highway
(formerly Pakland
Cement Ltd. with 5,700 TPD production capacity).
Inventory turnover
Inventory turnover decreases which means that Dewan cement is holding more stock and the
DSO increases which also indicates that The duration to convert inventory into sales is Less
Frequent. Since Inventory turnover has decreased by 1.10% which indicates weak sales and
overstocking.
Accounts payable increases which means that Dewan Cement is paying off Short term debts
more frequently as days in payable decreases from 5 days.
Lower Debt to assets Ratio Indicates that company is stable with Lower proportion of liabilities.
More Over Operational risk is lower.
Receivable Turnover:
This indicates that Sales has increased from a greater proportion and Total Assets have
decreased by 6.6%. So, there is a decrease in A/R Turnover.
Negative Working capital Indicates that current liabilities have exceed the current assets. It
means that company has Massive Depreciation and Amortization.
Interest coverage Ratio Increased which means that There is a Less debt burden on firm.
LTD to Equity
Decrease in LTD to equity Ratio Indicates that company is less risky financially.
Horizontal Analysis
Vertical Analysis
DUO-PONT ANALYSIS
Comments:
Profit margin decreases which indicates a increase in CoGS, the reasons might be
inefficient use of Labor and Capital.
Assets T.O. decreases which means that there is a decrease in Total Assets.
Lower ratios mean that the company isn't using its assets efficiently and most likely
have management or production problems.
A higher equity multiplier number indicates that the debt portion of total assets
is increasing which translates to more financial leverage for the company
ROE falls which indicates the company ability to generate Profits also decreases. This
Factor can also be indicated through decrease in Assets Turnover.
Statement of Financial Position
Statement of Profit or Loss
Statement of Comprehensive Income
Statement of Cash Flows