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RBA+FINANCE Assignment
RBA+FINANCE Assignment
160 149.93
140
120
100
80
60
44.09
40
19.27 19.87 22.21
20 16.43 16.87
7.1 7.65 10.37 7.61
5.03 4.97
0 0.45 0
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P/E Ratio Debt to equity ratio 5Y opr. Cash flow 5Y Revenue Growth
SBI has outperformed its counterparts in terms of debt repayment and growth over the last five years.
SBI also has a significantly greater operating cash flow than its competitors.
In terms of debt-to-equity ratio, SBI outperforms most of its competitors. If the ratio is rising, it indicates
that the firm is relying on creditors rather than its own cash flow, which might be a problematic trend.
Low debt-to-equity ratios are preferred by lenders and investors because their interests are better
safeguarded in the event of a business failure. However, the SBI ratio is more balanced than the others.
SBI is a well-established company that pays consistent dividends. Companies that are well-established
and have a strong track record of growth typically provide consistent dividends. If we're looking for
revenue growth, SBI has done it in the past and appears to be on track to do so again in the future.
INCOME
Interest / Discount on 171,429.14 179,748.84 161,640.23 141,363.1 119,510.00
Advances / Bills 7
EXPENDITURE
APPROPRIATIONS
OTHER INFORMATION
DIVIDEND
PERCENTAGE
Any company's main goal is to increase revenue while remaining profitable. Reading a company's P&L
account is the greatest method to see how effective they are at this. A basic P&L analysis will disclose
not just the company's sales growth, but also what makes it profitable.
Both considerations are critical when determining to choose whether invest in a firm.
Rashi Reddy
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