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TATA Motors Presentation
TATA Motors Presentation
TATA Motors Presentation
ANALYSIS
Presentation
GROUP 9
Adarsh Kumar Agarwal
Ayushman Singh Ratnu
Arnav Mahajan
Anwesh Raajan
Rahul Pruthi
Mohit Jain
INTRODUCTOIN
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TATA Founded in 1945 as a manufacturer of locomotives, the company
manufactured its first commercial vehicle in 1954.
MOTOR
Tata Motors is one of the leading automobile manufacturers in the world,
S providing mobility solutions to over 175 countries.
ECONOMIC
ANALYSIS
By 2024, Tata Motors Finance targets to have Assets Under Management
(AUM) worth Rs.75,000 Crore and a Return On Equity
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Tata Motors' principal subsidiaries purchased the English premium car
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TATA
MOTORS
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performed bad in
this year.
Solvency Ratio
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DEBT TO EQUITY PROPRIETARY RATIO
DEBT TO ASSETS
RATIO
SOLVENCY RATIOS
RATIO
• A low ratio indicates
• Tata motors the
3.000 In the case of our that the company is
debt to equity ratio
company, the debt to already heavily
2.500 2.393 is .8:1
asset ratio is 0.236:1 depending on debts for
• The company has
2.000 which means it is well its operations.
risk involved but not
clear for receiving any • The ratio for the TATA
1.500 too much and it just
1.210 further loans than it motors is 0.98 which is
0.974 has under the ideal
1.000 0.804 may desire. But the at a lower level than the
0.628 ratio required.
market avg is shown to ideal required
0.500 • The market average
0.236 0.228
be 0.040:1 which is • When compared to the
0.059 0.040 on the other hands
0.000 almost 1/6th less than industry average of
Debt to Equity Ratio Debt to Assets Ratio Proprietary Ratio suggest a total of
the chosen company. 2.39 is extremely low
only .05 which is
19-20 18-19 Industry and this concludes that
extremely low and
the company is debt
has no risk involved.
based.
Solvency Ratio
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INTREST COVERAGE RATIO
35
30
INTEREST COVERAGE RATIO
25
15
loss on the part of the
10 company in comparison to the
5 28.575 for industry
comparison.
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Interest Coverage Ratio This indicates the fact Tata is
-5 not in a very healthy state and
providing loss would be risky.
Profitability Ratio
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Gross Profit Ratio Operating Profit
• Incurred a loss therefore the • Negative operating ratio of – 11.734 %
PROFITABLITY RATIOS
Gross Profit Ratio shows which shows which h bad sign for the
negative Ratio 25.000
company
• Compared to the industry ratio • Compare it with the competitors which
20.000
which has a positive 11.562 has a +7% ratio clearly shows that
shows the company had company had not performed well in
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performed bad comparatively this year
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RETURN ON EQUITY RATIO -40.000
Liquidity Ratios
The company does not have enough current assets and the majority of the asset share is invested in the fixed assets. This also represents that the cash
in hand with the company is very low such that it cannot even fulfil all the current liabilities. But the credit period allowed to the company is very high
which means it can afford to have lower cash in hand.
Solvency Ratio
Generally average in comparison to the industry standards but the interest coverage shows a massive decline from last year which is due to the losses
that the company has had to bear this year. Also, the company has majority of its financing from the shares which means that the risk is less for the
company but still the little debt that it does have, the interest cannot be paid in full for it.
Turnover Ratios
The best maintained ratios in this company with matching the industry standards and even having more credit period than the competitors in some cases.
Also, the fact that the debt recovery period is also better than a lot. The Assets are not being utilized to the fullest which is a concern for the company and it
should look to fuller utilization by either having more inventory or more machinery and manpower.
CONCLUSION
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Looking at the profit trends for the last 8 years, TATA motors has had
losses 5 times compared to the profit which is 3 times. This combined with
TATA’s inability to be able to pay interest which is clearly shown through
the Interest Coverage Ratio. Also, the industry average represents that
there was not much of a competition and TATA lagged behind in all the
major comparisons, including its comparison with its last year analysis.
So the bank has decided to deny the loan request from TATA considering
the fact of Covid, nothing is going to improve in the coming months to an
year.
SUGGESTION
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Improve their ●
By selling off the fixed assets
Switch from short term to long term debt
Liquidity
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Company need to generate more cash through public offerings
Improve their The are not utilising their assets well to increase their profitability
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Profitability
Change suppliers through which the cast on material consumed is reduced.
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Improve their ●
Asset turnover of the company is low which can be improved by increasing the amount of
inventory or increasing the amount of assets employed to convert the inventory into