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Case study Anand Nagar Electricity co.
Case study Anand Nagar Electricity co.
AEB was operated & controlled under the
state of Anandnagar since 1961, but state
Govt. was not able to generate sufficient
funds out of it. Privatization was intended to
pave the way for the company, as the demand
for electricity always exceeded the supply so it
was privatized in the year (2000). At the time
of privatization, a large financial institution
valued the company at `4,000 million.
(Rs. In million)
Revenues
Op. Profit
Taxes
PBDT
PAT
Dividends
Salaries
Tot Asset
Capital Exp.
Debtors
Creditors
Employees (num)
P/E Ratio
CPI

2001
13500
810
160
900
650
200
3000
3000
500
6000
4500
32000
0
100

2002
14250
1100
200
960
900
320
3000
3600
900
3200
2400
31400
10.5
102.7

2003
17500
1790
300
1030
1490
600
2700
4500
1750
3000
2300
30500
12
105.8

2004
19500
2730
400
1190
2330
900
2600
5750
2250
3600
2400
30100
11.5
107.4
35000

30000

25000

20000
2001
2002

15000

2003
2004

10000

5000

2004

0
Revenues

2003
Op. Profit

Taxes

PAT

2002
Dividends

Salaries

2001
Tot Asset

Employees

CPI
Profit after the payment of tax (PAT) of the firm
increased.
Revenue of the company increased from `13500
million in the year 2001 to `19500 million in the
year 2004.
Profit of the firm increased so payment of
dividend to shareholders increased.
Profit of the firm increased so the companys
debt value decreased from `6000 mn (2001)to
`3600 mn (2004)
Payment of employees decreased from `3000mn
(2001) `2600mn (2004),and number of employees
also decreased.
PE ratio also increased from 10.5(2001)
11.5(2004)
Progress of CPI also increased from 100(2001)
107.4(2004)
Stake holders are the company investors.
They may be employees of the organization, share
holders, govt. etc. Stake holders are also some
what owners of the organization so they should
be informed about the performance and change
in policy of the organization. In case of AEC we can
see that stake holders are fully satisfied as
dividend of the company increased from time to
time, as the company is earning profit.
Case study Anand Nagar Electricity co.
According to the data provided we can say
that, yes the company been able to fulfill their
objectives. The objective of the company was to
maximize the supply of power and fulfill the day
to day raising demand of electricity and also to
gain high revenues. By analyzing the data of given
four years we can say that it has fulfilled its
objective because the revenue and profit has
continuously increased and it has also increased in
the asset side also whereas the creditors has
decreased.
As per the data provided we can see the Debtors
are decreasing year on year.
Decreasing Debtors can improve the cash flow
of the company, at the same time somewhere
company looses its client base.
After privatization, AEC is generating sufficient
funds and earning profits. And debt of the firm
has decreased from( 2001 to 2004).
And the PE ratio and CPI also increased.
As a whole, we can say that after privatization the
company's performance has increased leading to
high revenue generation and creating optimum
profit which results in regular and high
distribution of dividends to its stakeholders.
Case study Anand Nagar Electricity co.
Case study Anand Nagar Electricity co.

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Case study Anand Nagar Electricity co.

  • 3. AEB was operated & controlled under the state of Anandnagar since 1961, but state Govt. was not able to generate sufficient funds out of it. Privatization was intended to pave the way for the company, as the demand for electricity always exceeded the supply so it was privatized in the year (2000). At the time of privatization, a large financial institution valued the company at `4,000 million.
  • 4. (Rs. In million) Revenues Op. Profit Taxes PBDT PAT Dividends Salaries Tot Asset Capital Exp. Debtors Creditors Employees (num) P/E Ratio CPI 2001 13500 810 160 900 650 200 3000 3000 500 6000 4500 32000 0 100 2002 14250 1100 200 960 900 320 3000 3600 900 3200 2400 31400 10.5 102.7 2003 17500 1790 300 1030 1490 600 2700 4500 1750 3000 2300 30500 12 105.8 2004 19500 2730 400 1190 2330 900 2600 5750 2250 3600 2400 30100 11.5 107.4
  • 6. Profit after the payment of tax (PAT) of the firm increased. Revenue of the company increased from `13500 million in the year 2001 to `19500 million in the year 2004. Profit of the firm increased so payment of dividend to shareholders increased. Profit of the firm increased so the companys debt value decreased from `6000 mn (2001)to `3600 mn (2004)
  • 7. Payment of employees decreased from `3000mn (2001) `2600mn (2004),and number of employees also decreased. PE ratio also increased from 10.5(2001) 11.5(2004) Progress of CPI also increased from 100(2001) 107.4(2004)
  • 8. Stake holders are the company investors. They may be employees of the organization, share holders, govt. etc. Stake holders are also some what owners of the organization so they should be informed about the performance and change in policy of the organization. In case of AEC we can see that stake holders are fully satisfied as dividend of the company increased from time to time, as the company is earning profit.
  • 10. According to the data provided we can say that, yes the company been able to fulfill their objectives. The objective of the company was to maximize the supply of power and fulfill the day to day raising demand of electricity and also to gain high revenues. By analyzing the data of given four years we can say that it has fulfilled its objective because the revenue and profit has continuously increased and it has also increased in the asset side also whereas the creditors has decreased.
  • 11. As per the data provided we can see the Debtors are decreasing year on year. Decreasing Debtors can improve the cash flow of the company, at the same time somewhere company looses its client base.
  • 12. After privatization, AEC is generating sufficient funds and earning profits. And debt of the firm has decreased from( 2001 to 2004). And the PE ratio and CPI also increased. As a whole, we can say that after privatization the company's performance has increased leading to high revenue generation and creating optimum profit which results in regular and high distribution of dividends to its stakeholders.