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Financial Distress 
Presented By: 
Mita Shrestha 
MBA 3rd Semester 
Roll No. 10
Financial Distress 
 Distress – taking someone’s goods to pay for debt. 
 Financial distress may result in default in payment of 
bond interest or non payment of preference dividend. 
 Characterized by: 
1. Non payment of dividends 
2. Default on debt obligations 
3. Cessation of operations 
 Financial distress is the polished term for bankruptcy. 
 Bankruptcy refers to those firms that were legally 
bankrupt and were either placed in receivership or had 
been granted the right to recognize under the 
provision of Bankruptcy Act.
Concept of Sickness 
 Meaning – ‘disease’ or act of ‘being ill’. 
 Sustainable amount of loanable funds of the financial 
institutions is locked up in sick industrial units causing not 
only wastage of resources but also affecting the healthy 
growth of the industrial economy. 
 RBI– Industrial unit as sick, ‘if it has incurred cash loss for 
one year and in judgment of financial bank, it is likely to 
continue to incur cash loss in the following two years and 
it has imbalance in its financial structure such as current 
ratio being less than 1:1 and worsening debt equity ratio.
Symptoms of sick unit 
 Low sales turnover of the unit 
 Failure to honour the bills on maturity date 
 Unusual delays in the submission of stock statements 
 Over valuation of stock 
 Frequent requests by firm to bank to extend overdraft 
facilities 
 Return of bills drawn by a unit on its buyers
External Causes: 
 Irregular availability of raw materials 
 Availability of raw materials at high prices 
 Government’s policy in terms of the fiscal policy and the 
imposition of excise duties, import duties etc. 
 High cost of manufacture 
Internal Causes: 
 Poor management, control and direction 
 Lack of coordination 
 An improper choice of techniques 
 Unsuitable product mix 
 Wrong location of unit 
 Improper and ineffective demand forecasting of product 
 Inaccurate estimation of working capital 
 Break down of production due to shortage 
 Poor cash management
Industrial Sickness In India 
Exogenous factors: 
 Relate to government policies, change in 
investment pattern, shortage of power, transport, 
raw materials and deteriorating industrial relations. 
 Likely to affect all units in an industry. 
Endogenous factors: 
 Relate to mismanagement, diversion of funds, 
wrong dividend policy, lack of provision for 
depreciation on machinery and other equipments, 
overestimation of demand. 
 Most important cause of sickness is the 
incompetence or the cupidity of the management.
Measures to prevent sickness 
 Deterrent penalties to parties 
 Financial and management restructuring 
 Preparation and implementation of plan 
 Availability of professional management expertise 
 Monitoring and nursing sick units 
 Accord priority in allocation of scarce resources 
 Concessional rate of interest charged 
 Penal action by government
RBI’s Guidelines on Sickness and 
an Overview 
Criteria suggested by RBI: 
 Cash losses ie. Losses before charging depreciation 
for three consecutive years 
 Current ratio falling below 1 ie. Negative working 
capital 
 Deterioration in Debt/ Equity (total outside liabilities 
to net worth) ratio 
Illustration:
Firm A 
Amt in ‘000 
Year 1 2 3 4 
Current Assets, Loan and 
advance 
1308 731 1071 1015 
Less: Current Liabilities 2458 2502 3401 4640 
Working Capital (negative) -1150 -1771 -2330 -3625 
Debt 295 430 504 513 
Equity 424 -525 -1324 -2788 
Total Capital Employed 719 -95 -820 -2275 
Cash Loss 922 1016 646 1305 
Current ratio 0.53 0.29 0.31 0.21
Firm B 
Amt in ‘000 
Year 1 2 3 4 
Current Assets, Loan and advance 2340 5476 2913 2657 
Less: Current Liabilities 1618 4616 3216 2420 
Working Capital 722 860 -303 237 
Debt 4345 5481 4868 7265 
Equity 3889 2929 2408 459 
Total Capital 8234 8410 7276 7724 
Cash Profit/(-)Loss 198 -470 -496 -1498 
Current Ratio 1.45 1.19 0.91 1.09 
Debt/Equity Ratio 1.12 1.87 2.02 15.80
Firm C 
Amt in ‘000 
Year 1 2 3 4 
Current Assets, Loan and advance 12262 12186 18821 20959 
Less: Current Liabilities 12681 12500 16921 17190 
Working Capital -419 -314 1900 3769 
Debt 8558 9782 13682 17838 
Equity 1039 622 -1728 18440 
Total Capital 9597 10404 11954 36278 
Cash Profit/(-)Loss 1002 519 -1436 -763 
Current Ratio 0.97 0.97 1.11 1.22 
Debt/Equity Ratio 8.24 15.73 0.97
Firm D 
Amt in ‘000 
Year 1 2 3 0 
Current Assets, Loan and advance 31278 29730 41570 38908 
Less: Current Liabilities 22010 25033 32798 33078 
Working Capital 9268 4697 8772 5830 
Debt 19567 18229 25107 27482 
Equity 6236 3584 24 24876 
Total Capital 25803 21813 25131 52358 
Cash Profit/(-)Loss 6524 -1348 -1973 -3779 
Current Ratio 1.42 1.19 1.26 1.18 
Debt/Equity Ratio 3.14 5.09 1046.00 1.10
Financial distress

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Financial distress

  • 1. Financial Distress Presented By: Mita Shrestha MBA 3rd Semester Roll No. 10
  • 2. Financial Distress  Distress – taking someone’s goods to pay for debt.  Financial distress may result in default in payment of bond interest or non payment of preference dividend.  Characterized by: 1. Non payment of dividends 2. Default on debt obligations 3. Cessation of operations  Financial distress is the polished term for bankruptcy.  Bankruptcy refers to those firms that were legally bankrupt and were either placed in receivership or had been granted the right to recognize under the provision of Bankruptcy Act.
  • 3. Concept of Sickness  Meaning – ‘disease’ or act of ‘being ill’.  Sustainable amount of loanable funds of the financial institutions is locked up in sick industrial units causing not only wastage of resources but also affecting the healthy growth of the industrial economy.  RBI– Industrial unit as sick, ‘if it has incurred cash loss for one year and in judgment of financial bank, it is likely to continue to incur cash loss in the following two years and it has imbalance in its financial structure such as current ratio being less than 1:1 and worsening debt equity ratio.
  • 4. Symptoms of sick unit  Low sales turnover of the unit  Failure to honour the bills on maturity date  Unusual delays in the submission of stock statements  Over valuation of stock  Frequent requests by firm to bank to extend overdraft facilities  Return of bills drawn by a unit on its buyers
  • 5. External Causes:  Irregular availability of raw materials  Availability of raw materials at high prices  Government’s policy in terms of the fiscal policy and the imposition of excise duties, import duties etc.  High cost of manufacture Internal Causes:  Poor management, control and direction  Lack of coordination  An improper choice of techniques  Unsuitable product mix  Wrong location of unit  Improper and ineffective demand forecasting of product  Inaccurate estimation of working capital  Break down of production due to shortage  Poor cash management
  • 6. Industrial Sickness In India Exogenous factors:  Relate to government policies, change in investment pattern, shortage of power, transport, raw materials and deteriorating industrial relations.  Likely to affect all units in an industry. Endogenous factors:  Relate to mismanagement, diversion of funds, wrong dividend policy, lack of provision for depreciation on machinery and other equipments, overestimation of demand.  Most important cause of sickness is the incompetence or the cupidity of the management.
  • 7. Measures to prevent sickness  Deterrent penalties to parties  Financial and management restructuring  Preparation and implementation of plan  Availability of professional management expertise  Monitoring and nursing sick units  Accord priority in allocation of scarce resources  Concessional rate of interest charged  Penal action by government
  • 8. RBI’s Guidelines on Sickness and an Overview Criteria suggested by RBI:  Cash losses ie. Losses before charging depreciation for three consecutive years  Current ratio falling below 1 ie. Negative working capital  Deterioration in Debt/ Equity (total outside liabilities to net worth) ratio Illustration:
  • 9. Firm A Amt in ‘000 Year 1 2 3 4 Current Assets, Loan and advance 1308 731 1071 1015 Less: Current Liabilities 2458 2502 3401 4640 Working Capital (negative) -1150 -1771 -2330 -3625 Debt 295 430 504 513 Equity 424 -525 -1324 -2788 Total Capital Employed 719 -95 -820 -2275 Cash Loss 922 1016 646 1305 Current ratio 0.53 0.29 0.31 0.21
  • 10. Firm B Amt in ‘000 Year 1 2 3 4 Current Assets, Loan and advance 2340 5476 2913 2657 Less: Current Liabilities 1618 4616 3216 2420 Working Capital 722 860 -303 237 Debt 4345 5481 4868 7265 Equity 3889 2929 2408 459 Total Capital 8234 8410 7276 7724 Cash Profit/(-)Loss 198 -470 -496 -1498 Current Ratio 1.45 1.19 0.91 1.09 Debt/Equity Ratio 1.12 1.87 2.02 15.80
  • 11. Firm C Amt in ‘000 Year 1 2 3 4 Current Assets, Loan and advance 12262 12186 18821 20959 Less: Current Liabilities 12681 12500 16921 17190 Working Capital -419 -314 1900 3769 Debt 8558 9782 13682 17838 Equity 1039 622 -1728 18440 Total Capital 9597 10404 11954 36278 Cash Profit/(-)Loss 1002 519 -1436 -763 Current Ratio 0.97 0.97 1.11 1.22 Debt/Equity Ratio 8.24 15.73 0.97
  • 12. Firm D Amt in ‘000 Year 1 2 3 0 Current Assets, Loan and advance 31278 29730 41570 38908 Less: Current Liabilities 22010 25033 32798 33078 Working Capital 9268 4697 8772 5830 Debt 19567 18229 25107 27482 Equity 6236 3584 24 24876 Total Capital 25803 21813 25131 52358 Cash Profit/(-)Loss 6524 -1348 -1973 -3779 Current Ratio 1.42 1.19 1.26 1.18 Debt/Equity Ratio 3.14 5.09 1046.00 1.10