1. Summer Training Project on Organic Cotton: An Opportunity for Ludhiana textile industry to trade in Global textile market Undertaken at AARTI INTERNATIONAL LIMITED Presented by: Nitin Goel MBA-IB (2B) Roll No. 94972238291
27. Current ratio ( Fig. In Crores ) Year 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 Current assets 167 193 186 Current liabilities 85 93 87 Current ratio 1.96:1 2.07:1 2.14:1
28. Quick Ratio ( Fig. In Crores ) Year 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 Quick assets 71 62 76 Current liabilities 85 93 87 Quick ratio 0.84:1 0.67:1 0.87:1
30. Inventory turnover ratio ( Fig. In Crores ) Year 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 Cost of goods sold 284 218 278 Average inventory 98.5 115 121 Inventory turnover ratio ( in times) 2.88 1.89 2.3 Inventory holding period ( in days) 126.7 192.3 158.7
31. Debtor turnover ratio ( Fig. In Crores ) Year 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 Net credit sales 275 276 345 Average debtors 64 61 64 Debtors turnover ratio 4.24 4.49 5.43 Debtor conversion period 86.1 81.3 67.2
32. Creditor turnover ratio ( Fig. In Crores ) Year 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 Net credit purchases 248.5 190.7 187.9 Average creditors 10.57 11.43 11 Creditor turnover ratio ( in times ) 23.51 16.68 17.08 Average payment period ( in days ) 15.52 21.88 21.37
38. Gross profit ratio ( Fig. In Crores ) Year 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 Gross profit 73 58 68 Net sales 275 276 345 Gross profit ratio 26.6% 20.9% 19.6%
39. Net profit ratio ( Fig. In Crores ) Year 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 Net profit 14.35 12.4 10.97 Net sales 275 276 345 Net profit ratio 5.2% 4.49% 3.96%
40. Operating profit ratio ( Fig. In Crores ) Year 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 Operating profit 56 41 35 Net sales 275 276 345 Operating ratio 20.34% 15% 9.08%
41. Return on shareholders’ equity ( Fig. In Crores ) Year 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 Net profit after taxes 14.35 12.4 10.97 Shareholders’ fund 275 170 170 Return on shareholders’ equity 5.22% 7.3% 6.45%
43. Trend of Turnover Years Sales (Rs. In Crores) Trend ( In %) 2004-05 143.68 100 2005-06 154.28 107.38 2006-07 274.92 191.34 2007-08 276.09 192.16 2008-09 345.43 240.42
44. Trend of Net Profit / Loss Years Net Profit (Rs. In Crores) Trend ( In %) 2004-05 17.49 100 2005-06 18.61 106.4 2006-07 14.35 82.05 2007-08 12.41 70.95 2008-09 10.97 62.72
45. Trend of EPS Years EPS (Rs.) Trend (In %) 2004-05 25.98 100 2005-06 25.29 97.34 2006-07 16.61 63.93 2007-08 14.03 54 2008-09 11.47 (31.25)
70. Table 5.9(b)-Rating of price factor (N=40) Rating No. of respondents Product Most considered (+2) 26 52 More considered (+1) 13 13 Neutral (0) 1 0 Less considered (-1) 0 0 Least considered (-2) 0 0 Total Mean 40 65 1.625
71. Table 5.9(c)-Rating of quality factor (N=40) Rating No. of respondents Product Most considered (+2) 16 32 More considered (+1) 14 14 Neutral (0) 9 0 Less considered (-1) 1 -1 Least considered (-2) 0 0 Total 40 45 Mean 1.125
72. Table 5.9(d)-Rating of lead time factor (N=40) Rating No. of respondents Product Most considered (+2) 4 8 More considered (+1) 14 14 Neutral (0) 14 0 Less considered (-1) 6 -6 Least considered (-2) 2 -4 Total 40 12 Mean 0.30
73. Table 5.9(e)-Rating of long term relationship factor (N=40) Rating No. of respondents Product Most considered (+2) 12 24 More considered (+1) 12 12 Neutral (0) 8 0 Less considered (-1) 3 -3 Least considered (-2) 5 -10 Total 40 23 Mean 0.575
74. Table 5.9(f)-Rating of reputation of supplier factor (N=40) Rating No. of respondents Product Most considered (+2) 7 14 More considered (+1) 12 12 Neutral (0) 11 0 Less considered (-1) 7 -7 Least considered (-2) 3 -6 Total 40 13 Mean 0.325
76. Factors influencing people to enter in to organic cotton textile products business Table 5.11(a)-Rating of increasing basket size factor (N=40) Rating No. of respondents Product Most influencing (+2) 17 34 More influencing (+1) 11 11 Neutral (0) 5 0 Less influencing (-1) 4 -4 Least influencing (-2) 3 -6 Total 40 35 Mean 0.875
77. Table 5.11(b)-Rating of Highly profitable factor (N=40) Rating No. of respondents Product Most influencing (+2) 4 8 More influencing (+1) 18 18 Neutral (0) 14 0 Less influencing (-1) 2 -2 Least influencing (-2) 1 -2 Total 40 22 Mean 0.55
78. Table 5.11(c)-Rating of Necessary for survival factor (N=40) Rating No. of respondents Product Most influencing (+2) 3 6 More influencing (+1) 16 16 Neutral (0) 14 0 Less influencing (-1) 7 -7 Least influencing (-2) 0 0 Total 40 15 Mean 0.375
79. Table 5.11(d)-Rating of to remain competitive factor (N=40) Rating No. of respondents Product Most influencing (+2) 11 22 More influencing (+1) 18 18 Neutral (0) 6 0 Less influencing (-1) 4 -4 Least influencing (-2) 1 -2 Total 40 34 Mean 0.85
80. Table 5.11(e)-Rating of helps in branding or differentiation factor (N=40) Rating No. of respondents Product Most influencing (+2) 1 2 More influencing (+1) 12 12 Neutral (0) 9 0 Less influencing (-1) 13 -13 Least influencing (-2) 5 -10 Total 40 -9 Mean 0.225
81. Table 5.11(f)-Rating of global demand factor (N=40) Rating No. of respondents Product Most influencing (+2) 19 38 More influencing (+1) 10 10 Neutral (0) 7 0 Less influencing (-1) 3 -3 Least influencing (-2) 1 -2 Total 40 43 Mean 1.075
82. Combined result of factors influencing people to enter into organic cotton textile products business Fig 5.12-Factors influencing people to enter into organic cotton textile products business
83. Table 5.13-Steps that government should take to boost the sales of organic cotton textile products in the global textile market (N=40) Steps Regulate prices Favourable global policies Create awareness of eco-friendly products Encourage farming of organic cotton Incentives to farmers to grow organic cotton Others No of responses 24 7 17 9 6 1 No of respondents 40 40 40 40 40 40 Percentage 60% 17.5% 42.5% 22.5% 15% 2.5%