4. Confidence Cement Limited (CCL) is the first private sector cement
manufacturing company in Bangladesh.
It was established in 1994 with having 4,80,000 M/T annual production
capacity at Chittagong.
It Manufactures Portland cement and Portland Composite Cement.
CCL aims to be the number one cement manufacturing company in
Bangladesh, through continuous development and by producing high and
consistent quality Cement to meet all customers requirement at all time.
5. Meghna Cement Mills Ltd is the first manufacturing unit of
Bashundhara Group and it is one of the largest cement industries in
the country.
The company markets its product under the registered trade mark
"King Brand Cement". This organization was established in 1992.
At present the production capacity of MCML is approx. 1.0
million MT/annum.
6. In 1999, HeidelbergCement acquired its operations in Bangladesh. Our subsidiary
HeidelbergCement Bangladesh Ltd., which is the market leader in Bangladesh,
operates two cement grinding plants in Dhaka, the capital city, and in Chittagong. In
order to benefit from steady growth in the Bangladeshi cement market, we have
built an additional cement mill with a capacity of 0.8 million tones in our
Chittagong grinding plant. After successful test runs at the end of 2011, production
commenced at the start of 2012.
8. By using cross- sectional comparisons the three companies, we can
identify the actual reported data that is filled with problems because
of the currency differentials as well as the disparity in size.
18. SALES VS NET INCOME
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Heidelberg Confidence MEGHNA
Sales 100% 100% 100%
Net Income 12% 9% 2%
19. Financial ratios are used to compare the risk and return of different
firms in order help equity investors & creditors make intelligent
investment & credit decisions.
A firms operation activities require investments in both short-term
(inventory & AR) & long-term (property, plant, equipment) assets.
25. LIQUIDITY ANALYSIS
Short term leandes and creditors must assess the ability of a firm to
meet its short term obligation. The ability depends on the cash
resources available as of the balance sheet date and the cash to be
generated through the operating cycle of the firm.
30. LONG TERM DEBT &
SOLVENCY ANALYSIS
The analysis of a firm's capital structure is essential to evaluate its long
term risk and return prospects . Leveraged firms accrue excess return to
their shareholders as long as the rate of return on the investment financed
by debt is greater than the cost of debt. The benefits of financial
leverage bring additional risks in the form of fixed cost ( interest on debt)
may affect profitability if the demand or profit margins decline. The
ability to meet those obligation may lead the company to default and
possible bankruptcy.
31. PROFITABILITY ANALYSIS
Equity investors are concerned with the firm's ability to generate ,
sustain, and increase profits. Profitability cab be measured in several
differing but interrelated dimension. First there is a relationship of a
firm's profit to sales that is the firm residual return to the firm per
sales. Another measures , return on Investment (ROI) relates the
investment required to generate them.
35. OPERATING & FINANCIAL
LEVERAGE ANALYSIS
Profitability ratios imply that profits are proportional to sales, which
may misstate the true relationship among sales, cost, and profit.
Generally a doubling of sales would be expected to double of income
only if all expense are variables.