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Financial Health of An Organization (Dr. Reddy'S Laboratories)
Financial Health of An Organization (Dr. Reddy'S Laboratories)
A company's bottom line profit margin is the best single indicator of its financial
health and long-term viability.
There are a number of financial ratios that can be reviewed to gauge a
company's overall financial health and to make a determination of the likelihood
of the company continuing as a viable business. The general trend of financial
ratios, whether they are improving over time, is also an important consideration.
1)- Liquidity:-Liquidity is a key factor in assessing a company's basic financial
health. Liquidity is the amount of cash and easily-convertible-to-cash assets a
company owns to manage its short-term debt obligations.
The two most common metrics used to measure liquidity are the current ratio and
the quick ratio.
Of these two, the quick ratio, also sometimes referred to as the acid test, is the
more precise measure, since, in dividing current assets by current liabilities, it
excludes inventory from assets and excludes the current part of long-term debt
from liabilities.
A quick ratio lower than 1.0 is a danger signal, as it indicates current liabilities
exceed current assets.
Below is the table depicting D/E ratio of companies over the period of last 5
years.
2018 2017 2016 2015 2014
Reddy 0.22 0.20 0.27 0.29 0.29
Labs
Cipla 0.01 0.03 0.09 0.12 0.09
Sun 0.34 0.23 0.26 0.24 0.33
Pharma
Industry 0.22 0.21 0.34 0.20 0.28
Avg.
Acc. To D/E ratio the performance and financial health of Reddy Labs is
relatively poor because it has higher D/E ratio than Cipla at all times whereas
higher D/E ratio than Sun Pharma at certain times. However its performance is at
par with overall Industry average.
Below is the table showing Operating Profit (Rs. in Crores) over a period of 5
years for all 3 companies.
2018 2017 2016 2015 2014
Reddy 1,329.90 1,745.60 2,404.00 2,391.10 2,761.70
Labs
Cipla 2,195.55 1,596.26 2,053.43 1,961.31 1,989.53
Sun 123.02 113.97 -434.98 -558.62 17.07
Pharma
Industry 1,241.56 1,687.78 1,651.52 1,332.45 1,330.52
Avg.
By looking at the Net Operating Profit it is clear that Reddy Labs has greater
Operating Profit than Cipla, Industry Average and Sun Pharma as well at all
times.
At certain times Sun Pharma has negative Operating Profit which is a danger
sign for the company.
4)- Profitability :- While liquidity, basic solvency and operating efficiency are all
important factors to consider in evaluating a company, the bottom line remains a
company's bottom line: its net profitability. Companies can indeed survive for
years without being profitable, operating on the goodwill of creditors and
investors, but to survive in the long run, a company must eventually attain and
maintain profitability.
The best method for evaluating profitability is net margin, the ratio of profits to
total revenues. A larger net margin, especially as compared to industry peers,
means a greater margin of financial safety, and also indicates a company is in a
better financial position to commit capital to growth and expansion.
Below is table depicting Net profit Margin(%) for companies over a period of last
5years.
Looking at the figures of Net Profit Margin it is clear that Financial Health of
Reddy Labs is better than Cipla and Overall Industry average at most of the
times and far better than Sun Pharma at all times.
Sun Pharma has negative Net Profit Margin at all times which is a danger
signal for the company.
With reference to ROE the performance of Reddy Labs is better than Cipla and
overall Industry average at most of the times and better than Sun Pharma at all
times.
Link to Excel Sheet of Balance Sheet, P&L Account and Financial Ratios :-
Submitted By :- 1) VAIBHAV RATHORE-2017A4PS0642H
2) AMAN SHARMA-2017A4PS0531H
3) A VENKAT SAI-2017A5PS1180H
4) SYED ABDULLAH NAEEM-2017A5PS1186H
5) ATISHYA GUPTA-2017A7PS1482H