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Color-codes for the 10 Year X-Ray and Future Prospects tell you the fundamental strength of the stock.
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MRP - Fair value of the stock .
DP (Discount Price) - Sensible Buy price of the stock.
CMP - Current Market Price of the stock.
Margin of Safety - Difference from MRP to reduce risk.
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Adarsh Chemicals & Fertilisers Ltd.

Small Cap
Evaluated by 32 users |

BSE

: 506225 |

NSE

: ADARSHCHEM |

Chemicals

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Analysis of Financial Track Record

Data adjusted to bonus, split, extra-ordinary income, rights issue and change in financial year end
Consolidated basis
Value Creation
 Mar'98Mar'99Mar'00Mar'01Mar'02
Return on Capital Employed
The return on capital employed gives a sense of how well a company is using its money to generate returns.Higher the better.
-23.96%-35.7%-26.88%-17.79%-5.39%
Growth Parameters Growth Parameters help gauge a company's growth in the past 10 years. A value creating company needs to grow at a sustainable pace to continue creating value.
Growth Parameters Colour Code Guide
For Net Sales and EPS Growth Rate
  • >12% : Very Good
  • 8% to 12% : Somewhat Good
  • <8% : Not Good
For Debt To CFO
  • 0 to <1.5 : Very Good
  • 1.5 to <3 : Somewhat Good
  • >3 or <0: Not Good
Net Sales (Rs. Cr.)
Net Sales is calculated by deducting excise duty, sales tax and other such deductible indirect taxes from the gross sales of a company.
5.41.54.20.10
Y-o-Y Gr. Rt.--71.9%174.8%-98.8%-100%
Adjusted EPS (Rs.)
Adjusted Earning per Share is the company’s net profit per share after adjusting for extra-ordinary/exceptional items
-8.1-12.94-10.3-5.21-1.05
Y-o-Y Gr. Rt.-NANANANA
Book Value per Share (Rs.)
The total value that a company will fetch upon liquidation (if it is closed down), after settling all obligations is called its Book Value. Book value of a company includes only tangible assets. Book value allocated to each outstanding share is called Book Value per share
-9.56-28.41-38.94-34.39-35.45
Adjusted Net Profit Adjusted Net Profit is a measure of company's profitability after accounting for all costs and adjusting for one time events. -9.8-19.3-15.4-7.8-1.6
Net Op. Cash Flow (Rs. Cr.)
This refers to the amount of cash a company generates from the revenues less operating expenses.OCF should be compared with Profit after tax. A 3 year average OCF must be close to 70-80% of average PAT of last 3 years.
7.9-14.2-4.3-0.10
Debt to Cash Flow from Ops
Debt to CFO (Cash Flow from Operations) conveys the number of years it will take for a company to repay its debt, given the cash generated from operations.
CFO: It is the amount of cash generated by the company through its core business operations without looking at the impact of its capital structure. It indicates whether the company is able to generate sufficient cash from its operations to maintain and run its operations.Lower the better.
5.09-4.87-17.9-1,298.243,387.7
CAGR
The Growth rate helps you understand how the company has performed over different time frames.
CAGR Colour Code Guide
CAGR Colour Code Guide
  • >12% : Very Good
  • 8% to 12% : Somewhat Good
  • <8% : Not Good
  9 yrs 5 yrs 3 yrs 1 yr
Net Sales
Net Sales is calculated by deducting excise duty, sales tax and other such deductible indirect taxes from the gross sales of a company.
NANA-100%-100%
Adjusted EPS
Adjusted Earning per Share is the Company’s net profit per share after adjusting for extra-ordinary/exceptional items.
NANANANA
Book Value per Share
The total value that a company will fetch upon liquidation (if it is closed down), after settling all obligations is called its Book Value. Book value of a company includes only tangible assets. Book value allocated to each outstanding share is called Book Value per share
0000
Share Price - - - -
Key Financial Parameter The key financial ratios show the growth and sustainability of the Value Creation Index.
Performance Ratio Colour Code Guide
Performance Ratios: Colour Rating Guide
  • >12% : Very Good
  • 8% to 12% : Somewhat Good
  • <8% : Not Good
Debt to Equity Colour Rating Guide
  • 0 to 1 : Very Good
  • >1 to 2 : Somewhat Good
  • >2 or <0: Not Good
Return on Equity (%)
Return on Equity shows the amount of net profit generated as a percentage of shareholders equity. 
ROE measures a company's profitability over the money shareholders have invested.Higher the better. 
155.2132.3350.0418.223.29
Operating Profit Margin (%)
Operating Profit Margin shows how much profit a company makes (before interest payment and taxes) on sales. It is advisable to look at the change in a company’s operating margin over time and compare the company's yearly or quarterly numbers to those of its competitors.
-162.9-643.73-167.67-60290
Net Profit Margin (%)
NPM (Net Profit Margin) is the ratio of profit, net of taxes and interests to sales. It is advisable to look at changes in a company’s NPM over time and to compare them with the competitor’s NPM.
-181.49-1281.28-371.43-14442.730
Debt to Equity
This ratio indicates the ratio of equity to debt the company employs to finance its operating assets.Lower the better.
-3.56-1.65-1.33-1.56-1.42
Working Capital Days
This is the number of days that a company will take to convert its working capital into revenue.
07,7432,2911,52,4760
Cash Conversion Cycle
Cash Conversion Cycle is a company's net working capital (creditors, debtors and inventory) expressed in terms of days.Lower the better.
02,41765360,8250
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Management Assessment: An assessment of the trustworthiness of the management based
on 5 important parameters. These parameters are colour coded as Green (Very Good),
Orange (Somewhat Good) and Red (Not Good)
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Corporate Governance: To analyse corporate governance practices, we look at composition of the board of directors, quality of independence, remuneration paid to the board of directors, etc.
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Board credentials: To assess board credentials, relevance of qualification and experience is looked at.
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Promoters’ holding: Here, we look at the trend of promoter holding as also the trend of shares pledged by promoters.
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Transparency: To assess transparency, we look at the company communication and try to assess truth, fairness and candidness.
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Integrity: To assess integrity, we look for involvement of the management in scams, frauds, etc. which would be a warning sign.
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