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Methodology, Caveats & Limitations How we did it ៉ Page 84-85
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TATA STEEL Plenty of sheen on world stage
GAIL(I) Moving forward through innovation ៉ Page 27
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SAIL Optimising capacity
Bharti Airtel Leading the way in touching lives ៉ Page 16
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Profits & Profitability Earnings grow faster than topline ៉ Page 70-71
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A comparison of India’s top performing companies grouped by industry. The section contains total income, net profit, retained profit, forex earnings, forex expenditure, and debt-equity ratios ៉ Page 52 - 68
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The FE-500 How India’s top 500 companies fared in 2007-08 in terms of composite rankings, net sales, total assets, gross profit, net worth, market capitalisation, return on net worth, return on assets, and return on sales ៉ Page 30 - 51
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L&T On terra firma and progressing forward ៉ Page 24
ITC Gains from dynamism and diversification ៉ Page 26
WIPRO Looking beyond business into life ៉ Page 28
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Rural India beckons India Inc CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Viveck Goenka GROUP EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Shekhar Gupta PROJECT CO-ORDINATOR Akash Joshi RESEARCH EDITOR Pradip Kumar Dey EDITORIAL MG Arun, Rishi Raj, Anandita Singh Mankotia, Arun S, Shaheen Mansuri, Mona Mehta, Smita Joshi Saha, Rachana Khanzode DESK Ayesha Dominica Singh RESEARCH REPORT Sujith Pillai, Sandeep Nalge, Tara Boi COVER DESIGN Manoj Bhramar & Anirban Bora DESIGN TEAM PL Santosh, MP Singh, Asit Bagchi, Gopakumar Warrier, Rajeshkumar Menon MARKETING CO-ORDINATORS Bharat Punjani, Milind Godave, Kannan Venkatraman, Amit Shrivastava, UK Sharma, Vijay Kak, Pradeep Sharma, Prashanth DJ, Nirmala Priya Charles, Siddharth Mukherjee, M Bhaskar Murthy, Buddha Reddy, Sushmita, BR Mohan Reddy, T Shankar
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HEN fe500 had decided to use revenue and not market capitalisation as the key marker for corporate performance, this was not a fashionable decision. Market cap was the favourite criterion of all analyses. Allow us to say that 2008’s stock market bloodbath showed how puzzling market cap can be as a substantive indicator. Market cap is important. But when markets are responding to global fear and uncertainty, their verdict on a company can be bemusing. Revenue, on the other hand, reflects the rewards of a company’s real business activities and can give you a good idea of a company’s performance even the day after Lehmann Brothers dies. So, this edition of fe500 has a special significance—many of the corporates present here may have taken a market cap battering. But they can still be judged and found to have solid attributes. The study, covering 2007-08, shows how the impact of the slowdown had begun to set in. Profitability, especially of larger companies, remained high. However, the sales growth at 17% was much lower than the 28% recorded in 2006-07. The fe500 also profiles the top 15 companies in our list. There are a few notable trends. Reliance Communication debuts on fe500—another indication of how big the telecom story can become. And Bharti Airtel pushes established companies like L&T out of the top 10. Most of the other big ones continue to hold their place. But interestingly, the only FMCG firm to feature in the list is ITC. The company has, over the years, diversified and invested a great deal in the Indian rural sector. The rewards have just about started to come in. There’s a bigger lesson here. As 2008-09 ends with evidence of dampened urban demand, the focus is on rural demand, which seems to be in healthy shape. The aam aadmi could be India Inc’s biggest friend in a slowdown.
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FTER a sparkling performance in 2006-07, the Indian corporate sector showed a slight dull moment in its performance during 2007-08. Rising cost of raw materials and energy cost placed some obstacles in their growth path. Speeding ahead at a rate of 17.69%, the FE 500’s net sales reached a high of Rs 19.32 lakh crore. Though, in comparison with 2006-07, the sales growth was significantly low. The FE 500’s sales growth was 28.02% in the year 2006-07. The top ten, in terms of composite ranks, seemed slightly slower than the FE 500 as a whole. Their sales growth, at 15.20%, was lower than the overall FE 500, which recorded a collective growth of 17.69%. In absolute terms also, the top ten ended 2007-08 with a lower record: their aggregate sales as a percentage of the total FE 500 saw a marginal decrease from 36.26% in the year before to 35.49% in 2007-08. Barring Larsen & Toubro, all the other nine who graced the super league in 2006-07, also showed up in the next year. Larsen & Toubro, the top tenner of 2006-07 was edged out by BPCL in 2007-08. At the top spot in 2007-08 was Reliance Industries. In the slot just behind it was stablemate ONGC; the third runner-up was NTPC. The other seven top tenners, in descending order of their composite ranks were: Indian Oil Corp, Bharti Airtel, SAIL, Reliance Communications, Tata Steel, BPCL and BHEL. Within the top ten group some shifting of positions has taken place. Thus, Bharti Airtel, sixth in
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2006-07, moved up to the fifth position and Sail lost the position from fifth to the sixth. BHEL lost ground and declined, from the eighth to the tenth. The FE 500, clubbed in five groupsthe first 100, the second 100, the third 100, fourth 100 and the rest were neck to neck. So, comparisons, if any, have to be made within the FE 500. As against an overall sales growth rate of 17.69% for the 500 as a group, the sub-groups of 100 each recorded growth rates of 16.75, 20.01, 23.78,18.24 and 19.34% respectively during 2007-08. The top 100 group (according to composite rankings) saw seven new companies making an entry in 2007-08.The highest rate of rise in net sales in the first set was recorded by DLF (388.13%), Lanco Infratech (190.68%), Punj Lloyd (99.79%), HDIL (97.75%), Sesa Goa (76.45%) and Siemens (71.78%). The laggards in the top 100 were
National Aluminium (-15.64%), Tata Communication (-12.36%), Dr Reddys Lab (-11.53%), Ambuja Cements (-8.78%), Hindustan Zinc (-7.97%) Moser Baer (-6%) and MTNL (-3.81%). Around 11 companies in the first group of 100 recorded more than a 50% increase in net sales in 2007-08. The second set of 100 companies grew at 20.01%, higher than the FE 500’s average. Their combined net sales increased from Rs 1.86 lakh crore (on an annualised basis) in 2006-07 to Rs 2.23 lakh crore in 2007-08. The second set saw many changes, but the more noteworthy among them were the 16 new entrants from the lower ranks in 200708.The highest rate of rise in net sales was recorded by Era Infra Engineering (91.93%), followed by KS Oils (90.93%) and Omaxe ( 90.20%). Among the poor performers in this group was Ballarpur Inds (-56.1%). Compared to the first two, the third group of 100 companies did perform well in terms of net sales growth. Aggregate net sales of the set increased by 23.78% from Rs 97,484 crore in 2006-07 to Rs 1,20,665 crore in 2007-08. In terms of individual performance, eight companies recorded declines in the third set. Of them, Fert & Chem. Travancore (-41.15%), followed by Bannari Amman Sugar (-17.65%), Shree Renuka Sugars (-6.90%) and OCL (-5.44%). Hind National Glass (98.14%), Koutons Retail (I) (97.18%), BGR Energy Systems (94.14%), BL Kashyap & Sons (90.91%), Bombay Rayon (89.24%), Consolidated Const Consortium (70.43%) and Nava Bharat Ventures (61.88%) were among those registering significant sales growth. There were 23 new members in
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the set in 2007-08. Not all the new members however, have any cause for jubilation. As many as nine of them are rejects from the second set, including such big names like JK Cement, Shree Precoated Steels, Matrix Laboratories, JK Tyre Industries and Kingfisher Airlines. And 14 others, which were in the fourth set in 2006-07, entered the third set of companies in 2007-08. Mention may be made of Hind National Glass, Gulf Oil Corp., Chettinad Cement Corp., Ramsarup Industries, Koutons Retail (I), Electrotherm (I) and MindTree. The fourth set of 100 companies registered the lowest growth in sales compared to the second and third set, indicating that at the bottom of the corporate heap, there is serious lack of enterprise. The fourth group of companies grew at 18.24%, and their combined net sales increased from Rs 74,114 crore (on an annualised basis) in 2006-07 to Rs 87,629 crore in 2007-08. The highest rate of rise in net sales was recorded by Sanwaria Agro Oil (110.60%), followed by ICSA(I) (101.72%), Spicejet (101.15%), HBL Power System (89.02%), Godavari Power&Ispat (88.81%), Amara Raja Batteries (82.69%), Ankur Drugs (80.41%) and Bharati Shipyard (78.27%). Most interesting part of the FE 8 THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | MARCH 2009
500 is the sales growth of fifth and final set of 100 companies. The fifth group of companies grew at 19.34%, which is higher than first hundred and fourth hundred groups and their combined net sales increased from Rs 53,980 crore in 2006-07 to Rs 64,418 crore in 2007-08. Looking at the FE 500 as a whole, it is obvious that individual performance was substantially determined by the fortunes of the industry in which they operated. The fastest growing
industries in 2007-08 were dry cells, steel-sponge iron, construction, retailing, glass and glass products, ship breaking and repairing, steel-pig iron, solvent extractions, engineering and air conditioning. The slowest growing industries were aluminium and products, textilesprocessing, cycles and accessories, packaging, biotech, tea, pharmaceutical-multinationals, automobiles LCVs, HCVs and passenger cars, computershardware and compressors/ drilling equipment. Given the perky overall growth rate of 17.69% for the FE 500, asset growth was significantly higher than the sales growth. The combined total assets of the FE 500 (according to sales) rose by 28.17% from Rs 16.90 lakh crore in 2006-07 to Rs 21.66 lakh crore in 2007-08. While building assets, the FE 500 were more concerned about profits. Gross profits grew higher than sales. The total gross profits of the FE 500 rose from Rs 2.78 lakh crore (on an annualised basis) in 2006-07 to Rs 3.34 lakh crore in 2007-08; a 20.14% jump. The top 10 of the FE 500 accounted for a major share of the booty (Rs 1.31 lakh crore), leaving Rs 2.03 lakh crore to be divided up among the remaining 490. ONGC, the numero uno profit-
maker of the year, notched up gross profits of Rs 35,381 crore, a 6.95% increase from Rs 33,083 crore in the previous year. The other nine companies in the top ten list in terms of gross profits were Reliance Industries (Rs 27,810 crore), Indian Oil Corp (Rs 12,761 crore), SAIL (Rs 12,674 crore), NTPC (Rs 12,158 crore), Bharti Airtel (Rs 10,126 crore), Tata Steel (Rs 7,882 crore), Hindustan Zinc (Rs 6,283 crore),TCS (Rs 5,789 crore) and Infosys Technologies (Rs 5,646 crore). Reliance Industries topped in terms of net worth during 2007-08, it raised net worth to Rs 79,766 crore, a 24.70% rise from Rs 63,967 crore in the previous year. The other companies in the Top 10 list in terms of net worth were ONGC (Rs 70,617 crore), NTPC (Rs 52,638 crore), Indian Oil Corp (Rs 41,086 crore), Tata Steel (Rs 27,300 crore), Reliance Communications (Rs 24,840 crore), Sail (Rs 23,063 crore), Bharti Airtel (Rs 20,241 crore), Hindalco Inds (Rs 17,296 crore) and Power Grid Corp (Rs 13,507 crore). The aggregate net worth of the FE 500 increased by 28.48% from Rs 7.74 lakh crore in 2006-07 to Rs 9.95 lakh crore in 2007-08. Four companies, namely Tata Teleservices (Mah), Lloyds Steel, Spic and Balaji Distilleries had a negative net worth
in absolute terms. As for market capitalisation, performance was dismal, the aggregate market capitalisation of the FE 500 corporates decreased by 47.41% from Rs 42.29 lakh crore as January 30, 2008 to Rs 22.24 lakh crore as on 30 January 2009.The highest decline in market capitalisation among the FE 500 companies was witnessed in the case of Vishal Retail (-92.62%), Unitech (-91.67%), Madhucon Projects (-91.38%), ABG
Shipyard (-90.66%), Bharati Shipyard (-90.16%), BL Kashyap&Sons(-89.96%), Shree Precoated Steel(-89.8%), Ansal Prop.&Infra (-89.44%) and Subhash Projects (-89.08%). In contrast, 18 companies showed an increase in market capitalisation during the study period. Mention may be made of GlaxoSmithkline Pharma (36.09%), Hindustan Unilever (31.18%), Hero Honda Motors (27.90%), Castrol(I) (23.32%), Jindal Poly Film (19.91%), Kajaria Ceramics (17.16%) and HPCL (14.31%). The top 10 in terms of market capitalisation in 2007-08 were Reliance Industries (Rs 2,08,719 crore), NTPC (Rs 1,56,251 crore), ONGC (Rs 1,40,780 crore), Bharti Airtel (Rs 1,20,320 crore), Infosys Technologies (Rs 74,758 crore), MMTC (Rs 72,412 crore), ITC (Rs 67,801 crore), NMDC (Rs 66,032 crore), BHEL (Rs 64,638 crore) and Hindustan Unilever (Rs 56,937 crore). The market capitalisation of the top 10 companies (in terms of composite rank) decreased by 36.95% to Rs 8.41 lakh crore on January 30, 2009 from Rs 13.34 lakh crore on January 30, 2008. The share of top 10 market capitalisation in the FE 500 increased from 31.54% on January 30, 2008 to 37.81% on January 30, 2009. MARCH 2009 | THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | 9
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This was a landmark year for Reliance as we delivered record financial and operating performance in challenging and volatile market conditions. MUKESH AMBANI CMD, RIL
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EGINNING as a small textile company, Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) has crossed several milestones to become India’s largest private sector company, with businesses in the energy and materials value chain. The group’s annual revenues are today in excess of Rs 1,76,800 crore ($34 billion). RIL is a Fortune Global 500 company. RIL’s net profit for the financial year ended March 2008 stood at Rs 19,458 crore, an increase of 63% as compared to Rs 11,943 crore in fiscal 2007. It also posted a turnover of Rs 1,39,269 crore for fiscal 2008, an 18% increase. Starting with textiles, Reliance pursued a strategy of backward vertical integration—in polyester, fibre intermediates, plastics, petrochemicals, petroleum refining and oil and gas exploration and production—to be fully integrated along the materials and energy value chain. The group’s activities span exploration and production of oil and gas, petroleum refining and marketing, petrochemicals (polyester, fibre intermediates, plastics and chemicals), textiles, retail and special economic zones. Reliance enjoys global leadership in its businesses, being the largest polyester yarn and fibre producer in the world and among the top five to ten producers in the world in major petrochemical products. RIL is likely to begin gas production from the Krishna-Godavari basin by midApril. K-G basin in the Bay of Bengal to Jamnagar in Gujarat, where it has set up the world’s largest petroleum refinery and has a capacity of 33 million tones per annum. Reliance’s manufacturing division at Naroda, Ahmedabad is one of the largest and most modern textile complexes in the world. The company’s flagship brand ‘Vimal’ is one of the most trusted brands of premium textiles in the country. Apart from being a major supplier of fabrics with all the leading US and European brands, Reliance proposes to enter into garment supplies, ensuring a one point solution for their needs. The textile division has achieved a major
breakthrough in the domestic and American automotive markets aimed at obtaining a foothold in the world’s autotextile segment, currently worth $ 5 billion. The manufacturing facility at Naroda, Ahmedabad has completed its modernisation and upgradation. Reliance Retail Limited (RRL), a subsidiary of RIL, was set up to lead Reliance Group’s foray into organised retail. RRL has embarked upon an implementation plan to build state-of-the-art retail infrastructure in India, which includes a multi-format store strategy of opening neighbourhood convenience stores, hypermarkets, specialty and wholesale stores across India. While falling demand for fuel and lower gains from processing crude oil has caused a slump in profits, RIL managed to prevent a drastic profit fall by posting better gross refining margins (GRMs). For the third quarter for the current financial year,RILhadpostedanetprofitdipof 10% to Rs 3,501 crore (excluding exceptional items), compared to Rs 3,882 crore in Q3 of the previous year. GRMs did not fall as much as feared, dropping to $10 per barrel against $15.4 per barrel on a year-on-year basis. RIL’s GRM in the quarter was higher by $6.4 per barrel than the benchmark Singapore Complex GRM. Mukesh Ambani, CMD, RIL had said, “This was one of the most challenging quarters with volatility in prices and margins. Producers and consumers are coming to terms with slower global trade and economic outlook. Reliance performed commendably with high operating rates. We reached an important mark in the start up of the RPL refinery.” In February 2009, RIL merged with its refining subsidiary Reliance Petroleum Limited (RPL) and offered a swap ratio of 1:16. RIL will issue 69.2 million new shares to shareholders of RPL in order to buy back the company and will have 3.7 million shareholders after the merger. RIL’s equity capital will rise to Rs 1,643 crore and the promoter’s holdings will fall by 2%. With the merger, RIL becomes the world’s fifth largest polypropylene producer.
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F one were to look at the accolades this premier Navratna has garnered, it would be an extremely long list. However, here are a few noteworthy— numero uno oil exploration and production company in Asia as per Platts 250 Global Energy Companies List in 2007. Ranked 20th amongst the top global publicly-listed energy companies as per PFC Energy 50 in January 2008. And, the only company from India in the Fortune Magazine’s list of the world’s most admired companies in 2007. This speaks volumes about the kind of giant that the nation can count on. And, little wonder then that it is right up there amongst the FE 500 list. And the financial year 2007-08 saw the company record a highest ever revenue of Rs 60,137 crore, a net profit of Rs 16,701.6 crore, and distributed Rs 32 per share or a 320% dividend. As a group, the company crossed the one trillion mark in 2007-08. This again was a record of sorts. However, the year marks the increased intensity in exploratory efforts by the company and it made significant discoveries in deep water and ultra-deepwater provinces in the east coast of India. “This focus has enabled us to maintain a reserve replacement ratio (RRR) of more than one consistently for the past four years,” said chairman and managing director RS Sharma. The company had also made 38 project acquisitions in 18 countries. And despite the handsome payout, ONGC has an enviable cash position. Cash and bank balance increased 23.8%, from Rs 15070 crore 2006-07 to Rs 18,650 crore in 2007-08 and this constituted 24.1% and 18.3% of reported net worth and total assets respectively. Such a cash position puts ONGC in a position of strength to make global acquisitions. And surely, it has been making its international presence felt. ONGC operates in the international markets through its wholly-owned subsidiary OVL, through which it has acquired interests in several oil and gas
blocks. OVL operates in 15 countries with 44 properties and has produced around 8.8 MMT of oil and oil equivalent gas last year. Therefore, the percentage of overseas production to total production of ONGC has increased from 7.23% in 200203 to 15.4% in 2007-08. The company has an extremely strong overseas plan and a similar one on the domestic front. OVL at the end of 2008 has completed the Imperial Energy acquisition for $1.9 billion. And recently, the board approved an investment of about Rs 3,500 crore for investing in additional facilities at its oilfields in Assam and Western Offshore to boost output and also reported five oil and gas discoveries. The third quarter results, however, were rather disappointing. Thanks to the fall in crude prices and under-recovery. Due to this, the company reported a substantial drop in standalone net profit for the quarter ended December 2008. During the quarter, the profit of the company declined 43.32% to Rs 24,74.81 crore from Rs 43,66.54 crore in the same quarter previous year. Net sales declined 17.07% to Rs 12,538.6 crore, while total income for the quarter fell 14.55% to Rs 13,657.39 crore, when compared with the prior year period. However, the depreciating rupee is expected to boost earnings in the short run, its ambitious plans and vision in the long-run. Every single rupee fall against the dollar causes the standalone earnings per share of the company to increase by more than Rs 3, say analysts. As for the long-run, RS Sharma said, “As we look into the future, it is strewn with opportunities. Even though ONGC is committed to concentrate on its core business area of E&P, it shall continue to capture growth opportunities in integration projects and retain its leadership position in the energy sector of the country.” In this, the company is also looking at new vistas in the nuclear power generation area. It would be looking at joint ventures to tap the uranium potential and further enhance its role in India’s energy security.
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TPC, the country’s largest power company, has emerged as an ‘Integrated Power Major’, with a significant presence in the entire value chain of power generation business. At present, it has a generating capacity of 29,894 MW, from coal and gas. But the company has also diversified into hydro power, coal mining, power equipment manufacturing, oil and gas exploration, power trading and distribution. The public sector company, incorporated in the year 1975 and ranked 411th in the Forbes list of ‘World’s 2000 largest companies, 2007’, has embarked on plans to become a 75,000 MW company by 2017. The company contributes to 19.11% of the country’s capacity and accounted for 28.51% of the total power generation in India in 2007-08. On March 20, RS Sharma, CMD of the company, said that it would add 3,000 megawatts of capacity in FY 2009-10. This expansion target is around 70% more than what the company would achieve in 2008-09. The company undertakes many pro-active measures to protect the environment and ecology around its projects. It was the first among power utilities in India to start Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) studies and reinforced it with periodic environmental audits and reviews. NTPC is also planning to increase the share of non-fossil based generation. The share of fossil fuel-based generation is expected to come down from 82% of the total generation today to about 70% by 2017. NTPC’s is also diversifying into equipment manufacturing and formed a JV with BHEL for manufacturing balance-of-plant equipment and main-plant equipment. NTPC has developed green cover of over 18 million trees and plans to develop one million square feet of green building space by 2017. It is also fasttracking the solar power development programme of setting up 15 MW solar capacity by 2012 and 50 MW capacity by 2014. In 2007- 08, the company’s gross revenue crossed the Rs 40,000 crore-mark, while its shareowner base breached the
one million-mark. It is the eight largest in the country in terms of shareholder base. It generated 200.8 billion units of power in 2007-08, while the capacity utilisation (PLF) of coal-based power stations crossed the 90% mark (92.24%). Net profit crossed the Rs 7,000 crore-mark (Rs 7414.8 crore) and capex crossed the Rs 8,500 crore-mark (Rs 8,621 crore). In the December quarter of 2008-09, the company reported a 26% higher net profit. The company has hired 1,225 people in the current year and plans to recruit over 1,000 engineering and management professionals in the coming years. Thanks to its competent human resources team and an excellent training policies, it received special recognition from the India chapter of Great Places to Work Institute. NTPC came first in the category ‘Best workplaces for large organisations’. It was also placed eighth in overall rankings for 2008. The company also mulls setting up a network of distribution centres close to its power plants and later transfer them to state electricity boards. The company is looking at setting up power projects in Kazakhstan in order to import coal from there. The company is likely to soon get to supply 3 million tonne per annum of gas in Nigeria. This is in return for constructing a 500 MW coal-based plant and 700 MW gas-based power plant there. To address manpower shortage in the sector, NTPC is adopting and upgrading 21 identified Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) and is also helping to set up new ITIs near its units. Doing its part in contributing to rural electrification, the company has taken up electrification of nearly 40,000 villages in six states and one union territory, with special focus on providing electricity to families living below poverty line, through the Rajiv Gandhi Grameen Vidyutikaran Yojana. According to Sharma, the company’s power trading subsidiary NVVN has crossed the cumulative power trading mark of 12 billion units. NVVN will sell power from the upcoming merchant capacity as well.
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HE India growth story so far and even henceforth rests on the fortunes of several corporations. Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) is definitely one of them. The sheer magnitude of operations and its reach make it a critical element in India’s growth prospects. Consider this, in the financial year 2007-08, the IndianOil group sold 59.29 million tonne of petroleum products, including 1.74 million tonne of natural gas, and exported 3.33 million tonne of petroleum products. It, along with its group of companies, owns and operates 10 of India’s 19 refineries with a combined refining capacity of 60.2 million metric tonne per annum (or 1.2 million barrels per day). These include two refineries of subsidiary Chennai Petroleum Corporation Ltd (CPCL) and one of Bongaigaon Refinery and Petrochemicals Limited (BRPL). The corporation’s cross-country network of crude oil and product pipelines, spanning about 9,300 km is the largest in the country. In fact, 2007-08 saw the culmination of a major restructuring exercise in the form of a seamless merger of the marketing subsidiary, IBP, with Indian Oil. “Integration of the countrywide assets and operations of both the companies led to the formation of a larger and more formidable marketing network of over 34,000 touch points for Indian Oil,” said Sarthay Behuria, chairman, Indian Oil in the annual general meeting. “A similar exercise is underway for the merger of the refining subsidiary, Bongaigaon Refinery and Petrochemicals Ltd, which will bring synergy in our refining operations” he added. Indian Oil’s revenues for the year 2007-08 reached a new high of Rs 2,47,479 crore, up by 12.1% as compared to the previous year. The net profit was Rs 6,963 crore, after considering the compensation of Rs 18,997 crore in the form of the special oil bonds issued by the Government of India. The total net under-recovery on account of price under-realisation on sale of the four sensitive products in
the year 2007-08 was Rs 9,774 crore, after considering the oil bonds and burdensharing by upstream companies. Among new businesses, natural gas marketing and petrochemicals together generated revenues of nearly Rs 4,700 crore for the year 2007-08. The petrochemical plants set new records in production during the year to match increased sales. The year also marked expansion of the corporation’s upstream portfolio to over 20 oil and gas assets in India and abroad. In fact, Indian Oil has been creating assets internationally as well and most of them are present in value-added product segments. Indian Oil (Mauritius) has developed its presence in the competitive aviation business. Lanka IOC looks at widening the lubricants business. Similarly, Indian Oil Middle East FZE concentrates on blending lubricants and marketing petroleum products in the Middle East, Africa and CIS countries. The combined turnover of all subsidiaries for the year 2007-08 was Rs 41,831 crore, registering a growth of 11.2% over the previous year. Their combined profit was Rs 1,524 crore, an increase of 109% over the previous year. The joint ventures also fared well during the year, with their aggregate turnover reaching Rs. 8,245 crore, representing a 31.6% growth over the previous year. Their combined profits registered a 64% jump to Rs 595 crore Going ahead there are ambitious plans. The management envisages investments of over Rs. 50,000 crore currently and plans to take the group refining capacity from 60.2 to 80 million tonne per annum by the year 2011-12. Similarly, IndianOil will add about 4,000 km of new pipelines by the year 2012. “In this, we see gas pipelines as a high-growth area,” said Behuria. He also mentioned, “Indian Oil’s new businesses assume great significance for its growth plans for the future, with its current marketing margins taking a hit on account of soaring prices of crude oil in the international market and incomplete pass-through of product prices to the customers.”
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HARTI Airtel Ltd, the country’s largest telecom service provider, is a group company of Bharti Enterprises led by Sunil Bharti Mittal. It is Asia’s leading integrated telecom services provider with operations in India and Sri Lanka and an aggregate of over 93.8 million customers as of end February 2009, consisting of 91.11 million mobile customers. Bharti Airtel Ltd has been voted India’s most innovative company in a survey conducted by The Wall Street Journal. The company commands a market share of 32.88% in the GSM segment. Bharti Airtel is structured into three strategic business units—mobile services, telemedia services and enterprise services. The mobile business offers services in India and Sri Lanka. The telemedia business provides broadband and telephone services in 95 cities. Last year it forayed into DTH and IPTV services. The enterprise business provides end-toend telecom solutions to corporate customers and national and international long distance services to carriers. All these services are provided under the Airtel brand. Airtel’s high-speed optic fibre network spans over 90,205 kms covering all the major cities in the country. The company has two international landing stations in Chennai that connects two submarine cable systems—i2i to Singapore and SEA-ME-WE-4 to Europe. Bharti Airtel recently announced key apex level organisational changes aimed at laying the foundation for the company’s next phase of growth. As per it Manoj Kohli, CEO and joint managing director, Bharti Airtel will now increasingly focus on strategy development, governance and organisation development. He will also provide additional focus on building the B2B powerhouse. Sanjay Kapoor has been elevated from president —mobile services to a newly created position of deputy CEO. In his new role, Sanjay will lead the mobile, telemedia and DTH businesses. Atul Bindal will take over as president—mobile services.
K Srinivas who was executive director (east)—mobile services and in-charge of Sri Lanka operations will take over as joint president—telemedia services. According to Sunil Bharti Mittal, chairman and managing director, Bharti Airtel, the company continues to lead the telecom growth story adding customer and revenue market share despite intense competition. “Bharti’s strategy of extensive roll out ahead of competition, especially in new villages, has yielded rich dividends. Our launch in Sri Lanka has received a huge response and despite coming in as the fifth operator we hope to be in a leadership position in the coming years. The customer response to the launch of our world class DTH and IPTV services has been encouraging. Bharti Airtel is well placed to capitalise on the huge telecom opportunity that India offers.” Last year, the company launched its mobile services in Sri Lanka under the Airtel brand on a state-of-theart 3.5G network. The company plans to invest around $200 million in its Sri Lanka operations. The vision is that of emerging as a conglomerate by 2020 and the company has thus forayed into the retail sector. Bharti Retail Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Bharti Enterprises, launched their first “Easyday market”. It also launched neighbourhood format stores “Easy Day” in Ludhiana, Punjab. The group, which had also forayed into the insurance sector with Bharti AXA Investment Managers, a joint venture between Bharti Group and AXA Group, last year announced that it is targeting assets worth $10 billion under its management by 2012. The company in association with Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative ltd (IFFCO) also announced the launch of a joint venture company IFFCO Kisan Sanchar Ltd (IKSL), to provide a boost to Indian agriculture and the rural economy. The JV company will harness the power of telecom to add value to the farm sector and empower the rural farmer by giving him access to vital information, which will enhance his livelihood and quality of life.
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TATE-OWNED Steel Authority of India Ltd (SAIL) is the country’s largest steel maker. It was among the leading profit earning corporates of the country in 2007-08 with an annual profit (before tax) of Rs 11,469 crore and a turnover of Rs 45,555 crore. The company paid its shareholders 37% dividend for the year, amounting to over Rs 1,500 crore. Sail set new performance landmarks in financial year 2007-08 with high production and productivity, market-driven product-mix, higher value-added/special steel production and by taking several initiatives towards cost reduction. Strong market demand for steel supported best-ever sales of 12.3 million tonne during the year, with substantial growth in sales of value-added products like long rails of 130/260 metre, plates, HR coils and medium structurals. Sales were also boosted by the presence of SAIL’s authorised dealers in all districts of the country, with an addition of about 1,200 new dealers during 2007-08. Sail thus became the first steel company in the country to have a distribution network covering each and every district. During 2007-08, Sail recorded the highest-ever saleable steel production of 13 million tonne with a capacity utilisation of 118%. Of this, 8.9 million tonne was produced through the energy-efficient continuous casting route with capacity utilisation of 128%. Production of special quality/value-added products went up to 3.5 million tonne. Over 30 new products were developed for special applications, including high corrosion/earth quake resistant TMT rebars for construction, high tensile plates for hydel power projects and high yield strength (SAILMA 550 HI) plates, SUP-11A/9 grade spring steel for the auto sector, environment-friendly C-5 coated CRNO sheets, armour steel plates for the defence sector, boron-treated aluminium-killed low carbon steel, vanadium micro-alloyed rails for application in tracks for higher axle load at high speed, low carbon HR coils with titanium for extra deep drawing.
The company also achieved the lowestever energy consumption at 6.95 giga calories per tonne of crude steel and coke rate at 533 kgs per tonne of hot metal in 2007-08 by fine-tuning operational efficiencies. Thrust on cost reduction resulted in savings of over Rs 300 crore. Hence SAIL was able to partially offset the price increase of inputs such as coal, zinc, nickel, freight charges. SAIL implemented measures, including introduction of the Integrated Project Management system, adoption of latest monitoring techniques and employee empowerment, to ensure smooth implementation of its expansion and modernisation plan, which will take SAIL’s annual hot metal production capacity to over 26 million tonne from the level of 14 million tonne by 2011-12. “SAIL has been at the forefront in developing new grades of quality steel including for projects of national importance. Some of the products during 200708 include earthquake resistant TMT and wire rods with improved corrosion resistance, vanadium micro-alloyed rails for application in tracks for higher axle load at high speed, steel armour plates for the defence sector,” says SK Roongta, chairman SAIL. Initiatives were taken by the company during 2007-08 to ensure security of raw material supplies and expand business. These included the decision to install Steel Processing Units in states where SAIL has no plants, equity participation in International Coal Ventures Ltd, a special purpose vehicle formed with four other PSUs for acquisition of coal assets in overseas territories, and MoUs with MOIL and Tata Steel. Initiatives in other areas included setting up of two JV companies for production of slag cement and a decision to install a wind power plant of 50 MW capacity in Tamil Nadu, expansion of JV captive power plants by 1,250 MW at Bhilai and Bokaro, alliance with POSCO, Korea. SAIL spent around Rs 120 crore on CSR in 2007-08. It adopted 79 villages across eight states as Model Steel Villages for exclusive development of medical facilities, education, roads, etc.
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ELIANCE Communications (RComm) is the flagship company of the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group (ADAG). It is India’s leading integrated telecommunication company with over 71 million customers. The company’s business encompasses a complete range of telecom services covering mobile and fixed line telephony. It includes broadband, national and international long distance services and data services along with a range of value-added services and applications. For the financial year 2007-08, the company posted a net profit of Rs 5,401 crore, higher by 70.8% compared to a net profit of Rs 3,164 crore in the previous year. Revenues stood at Rs 19,068 crore compared to Rs 14,468 crore earlier, a growth of 31.8%. The company had many milestones in the period 2007-08. In May 2007, it offered feature rich mobile handset at just Rs 777. It also emerged as the 2nd largest marketer of mobile handsets in India. The same month, it slashed rates for calls to Gulf by over 36%, enabling customers to make calls to all countries in Gulf region at just Rs 6.99 per minute with Reliance Global Call Card of denomination of Rs 1,900. In July, it teamed up with Qualcomm Incorporated to grow CDMA2000 technology in India. At the same time, it also announced their world leading CDMA2000 network expansion, covering more than 20,000 towns in India. It also announced the acquisition of US based Yipes Holdings, Inc., a leading provider of managed Ethernet services. In November, RComm and Microsoft announced a strategic partnership to deliver a highly connected, personalized TV experience to consumers in India through Reliance’s IPTV service, which will be powered by the Microsoft Mediaroom Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) software platform. In January 2008, it the received startup spectrum to launch nationwide GSM
services under its existing Unified Access Service License (UASL). In the same month, FLAG Telecom Group Limited, a subsidiary of Reliance Communications announced the signing of a bilateral agreement with USbased GlassHouse Technologies, an independent IT infrastructure consulting and services firm providing managed IT services directly to enterprise customers. In 2008, the company entered into talks to strike a merger deal with South Africa’s MTN, but the talks failed in July that year. In May 2008, Reliance Globalcom Limited, a subsidiary of Reliance Communications, announced an agreement to acquire the London headquartered Global Managed Network Services, VANCO Group Limited. The acquisition of VANCO would add $365 million to the annual revenues of Reliance Globalcom through secure Long-term contracts with largest enterprise customers, the company said then. In December 2008, RComm announced the launch of its GSM services across 11,000 towns in India. More recently, in March 2009, the company became India’s first operator to offer nationwide CDMA and GSM mobile services, by adding a record 3.38 million new customers during February 2009, on its next-generation wireless network. For the third quarter of 2008-09, the company posted a net profit of Rs 1,410 crore, higher by 2.7% compared to net profit of Rs 1,373 crore in the corresponding quarter last year. Revenue growth was 20% at Rs 5,850 crore from Rs 4,874 crore. According to the company website, Reliance Communications has a reliable, high-capacity, integrated (both wireless and wireline) and convergent (voice, data and video) digital network. It is capable of delivering a range of services spanning the entire infocomm (information and communication) value chain, including infrastructure and services—for enterprises as well as individuals, applications, and consulting.
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The demand for steel in the developing world will continue be an important engine of growth. It will be the anchor material for various sectors. RATAN TATA Chairman, Tata Group
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HE year 2007-08 marked the 100 years of existence of India’s oldest largest integrated private sector steel company—Tata Steel Ltd. Established in 1907, Tata Steel today is among the lowest cost producers of steel in the world. The present decade has marked several joint ventures for the company, as well as some big ticket acquisitions, especially that of UK’s Corus Plc in April 2007. With this acquisition, Tata Steel, with a crude steelmaking capacity of 28.1 million tonne per annum, became the sixth largest steel company in the world, with a presence in several countries across continents. In the financial year 2007-08, Tata Steel had included Corus’ financials in its consolidated accounts for the first time. Consolidated net sales for FY 2007-08 stood at Rs 1,31,536 crore ($33 billion). The consolidated net profit was Rs 12,350 crore. On a stand alone basis, Tata Steel’s net sales grew 12% to Rs 19,693.28 crore against Rs 17,551.09 crore in FY 2007. Net profit for the year was Rs 4,687.03 crore against Rs 4,222.15 crore in FY 2007. The company, during the year, also completed its long-term financing programme for its Corus acquisition. Of the total enterprise value of $14.2 billion, the financing included around $10.5 billion as bridge funding, the balance applied out of Tata Steel’s own cash and borrowings. Going ahead, Tata Steel’s long-term raw material strategy will see the synergies of combined buying come into play. Tata Steel meets all of its current iron ore and 60% of its coal requirement for Indian operations from its own mines. While Tata Steel’s stand alone raw material security is 80%, it was 22% for Tata Steel Group in 2007. “With the global demand for finished steel growing dramatically in the last few years, the need for securing raw materials efficiently and effectively has become increasingly important,” said Tata Steel’s group director (global miner-
als), Arun Baijal in the annual report. In keeping with the group’s raw material strategy, the company had finalised the following agreements in FY 2007-08. In November 2007, the Tata Steel group entered into definitive agreements with Riversdale Mining Ltd for a 35% stake in Mozambique Coal projects for a purchase consideration of $84 million, where the group will have the right to a 40% offtake for coking coal. In December 2007, the group entered into a joint venture with Sodemi for an 85% stake for the development of an iron ore project in Cote d’lvoire, with Sodemi holding a 15% stake (Ivory Cost - iron ore deposits). And in January 2008, Tata Steel Group entered into a joint venture agreement with the shareholders of Al Rimal Mining LLC for a 70% stake in the company (Oman limestone project). Currently, the global steel industry is going through unprecedented times. Post the steep run up in the steel prices beginning January 2008, steel prices have collapsed over the last 3-4 months owing to the sharp fall in the spot prices and uncertainty over demand on account of the adverse global macroeconomic factors. Tata Steel’s long-term greenfield expansion plans at Jharkhand and Chattisgarh are on hold, except Orissa Phase I, which is to be completed by 2011. Meanwhile, Tata Steel enhanced capacity from 5 MTPA to 7 MTPA during the 1st half of FY2009 with the setting up of the new H-Blast furnace. The company expects to further raise its steel capacity to 10 MTPA by December 2010 at Jamshedpur. Going ahead, Tata Steel will continue its cost competitiveness due to Indian sources of raw material and skilled low cost labour and will also implement rapid low cost implementation programmes. And, as the financial year 2008-09 unfolds, news that the company has improved its production keeps pouring in. It has recorded a 47% rise in sales in February 2009, compared with sales in the corresponding month of 2008
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HARAT Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) is a Fortune 500 company having an equity base of Rs 361.54 crore. It is a leading player in India’s downstream oil refining and marketing sector with the second largest market share. Its two refineries in Mumbai and Kochi processed about 21 million metric tons of crude in the year ended March 31, 2008. For the financial year 2007-08, BPCL earned revenues of Rs 1,12,410 crore compared to revenues of Rs 99,107.8 crore in 2006-07. Net profit for the period stood at Rs 1,912.5 crore compared to Rs 2,355.9 crore the previous financial year. BPCL is directly connected to the lives of millions across the nation. It produces kerosene that ignites a stove in the remotest of areas in addition to the fuel used to fly aircrafts. It is engaged in the, refining and marketing of aviation turbine fuel, petrol, diesel, fuel oils, kerosene, greases and lube oil based stock. The company provides benzene, toluene, furnace oil, hexane, mineral turpentine oil and bitumen to industries. Bharatgas has in excess of 25 million consumers whereas Bharat metal cutting gas caters to the construction industry by producing low cost metal cutting products. BPCL has a wide-spread network of petrol stations, kerosene dealers, LPG distributors and lube shoppes. BPCL launched the concept of convenience stores called ‘In & Out’ housed within the petrol-stations with the objective of making life easier for consumers. These stores remain open till late in the night to enable call centre executives and those working late meet their needs. Today BPCL has distribution locations and sales offices spread across the country, 8300 gas stations and more than 2100 liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) distributors. BPCL is one of the only 7 Indian companies to figure in the Fortune Global 500 list and is ranked 287 in the latest list. BPCL also brought into play Enter-
prisewide Resource Planning (ERP) solutions—SAP. The implementation project—ENTRANS (Enterprisewide Transformation) was awarded the ‘SAP Star Implementation Award’. The ongoing BPCL projects include: Central India Refinery Project: A 6 Million Metric Tonnes per annum (MMTPA) capacity state-of-the-art grass roots Refinery at Bina, in Madhya Pradesh along with crude oil import facilities being undertaken by Bharat Oman Refineries Limited (BORL) a joint venture company promoted by BPCL. Bina Despatch Terminal: BPCL has got into product purchase and sale agreement with BORL and would take charge of marketing the refined products from the new refinery at Bina in Madhya Pradesh. Bina Kota Pipeline Project: An 18” dia, 265 km long cross-country product pipeline from Bina to Kota would be laid out to enable the economic evacuation of MS, HSD, Superior Kerosene Oil (SKO) and ATF from the new refinery at Bina. Crude Oil Receipt Facilities at Kochi: The project comprising Single Point Mooring, Shore Tank Farm, associated pipelines and pumping facilities to process receipt of crude oil in Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCC) was mechanically completed on November 30, 2007 and is currently operational . The use of VLCC for transporting crude oil to Kochi has resulted in reduction in the freight cost of both the Kochi and Mumbai refineries. Fuels Quality Upgrade Project at Mumbai Refinery: The project intends plant modifications for improving the quality of MS & HSD to meet the Euro IV equivalent norms for meeting the demand in Mumbai from April 2010. Under its CSR plans, BPCL undertakes Community Development Program to usher in holistic development in adopted villages, comprising economically and socially backward population. At the recently held Asian CSR awards ceremony in Singapore, BPCL won the Award in the category of Environmental Excellence for ‘Project Boond”.
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URING the slowdown, BHEL—the country’s largest engineering and manufacturing enterprise, was in the news recently when a report by Emkay Global Financial Services Ltd said that the company’s turnover would exceed all expectations for 2008-09 and register a 30% growth. There were also reports that the company is mulling a JV in the nuclear forging business with the consortium of French nuclear technology provider Areva and Pune-based Bharat Forge. For the fourth consecutive year, the company was chosen for the ‘ICWAI (the Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of India) National Award for Excellence in Cost Management’. With an order book position of Rs 1,13,500 crore, at the end of the third quarter of FY’08-09, the company expects to achieve robust growth in 2008-09 and beyond. An interim equity dividend of 90% on the enhanced equity capital post-bonus has been paid for fiscal 2008-09, maintaining the track record of paying dividends uninterruptedly for the last 33 years. The company also declared a first time ever bonus issue in the year 2007-08. It has also adopted the various mandatory accounting standards and corporate governance practices. BHEL’s topline CAGR was 28%. It is expected to be around 25% in 2008-09. In the current fiscal, the company’s order receipts would cross Rs 60,000 crore-mark and the outstanding order book is more than Rs 1,15,000 crore. In 2007-08, the company achieved a gross margin of Rs 4,763 crore and a net profit of Rs 2,859 crore. The earnings per share has gone up from Rs 13.5 in 2003-04 to Rs 58.4 in 2007-08. Return on capital employed and return on net worth at 61% and 27% respectively are one of the highest in the industry. Macquarie Research said capacity addition plans at four important plants of BHEL at Haridwar, Hyderabad, Bhopal and Trichy are ahead of schedule, thereby allaying fears about execution. With over 42,600 employees, it makes over 180 products under 30 major product
groups and caters to core sectors like power generation and transmission, industry, transportation, telecommunication, etc. It has a network of 14 manufacturing divisions, four power sector regional centres, over 100 project sites, eight service centres and 18 regional offices. BHEL has installed equipment for over 90,000 MW of power generation. Its achievements reads as: supplied over 2,25,000 MVA transformer capacity and other equipment operating in Transmission & Distribution network up to 400 kV (AC & DC); supplied over 25,000 motors with drive control system to power projects, petrochemicals, refineries, steel, aluminum, fertiliser and cement plants, and supplied traction electrics and AC/DC locos to power over 12,000 kms of railway network. Besides, BHEL has supplied over one million valves to many industries. BHEL has augmented its manufacturing capacity to 10,000 MW per annum and this is expected to go up further to 15,000 MW per annum by December, 2009 and to 20,000 MW per annum by December, 2011. It aims to be a Rs 45,000-crore company by 2011-12 and is implementing a ‘Strategic Plan 2012’ that will enable it to grow at a compounded annual growth rate of 20%. BHEL outbid European MNCs and Indian majors to win a major contract for transformers for the Tirora Power Project. Valued at Rs 81 crore, the order has been placed on BHEL by Powergen Infrastructure for the upcoming 1,980 MW (3x660 MW) Tirora Thermal Power Project of Adani Power Maharashtra Limited (APML). In February, the company had bagged an order for the supply of 7 single-phase generator transformers from NTPC Ltd for its Barh Thermal Power Project. BHEL has supplied over 4,000 transformers, aggregating to over 3,00,000 MVA in cumulative capacity for transmission and distribution networks, which are the mainstay of the Indian grid. These have been supplied to all major utilities in the country, including SEBs, NTPC and PowerGrid. On the export front, it has supplied transformers to more than 20 countries.
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NGINEERING and construction (E&C) conglomerate Larsen & Toubro Limited (L&T) has interests in manufacturing, services and information technology and has a leadership position in many of its major lines of business for more than seven decades. Recently, L&T has also shot into limelight when it submitted its expression of interest to acquire Satyam Computer, and is seen by many as a front-runner for the Hyderabad based firm. In heavy engineering, L&T is acknowledged as one of the top five fabrication companies in the world, with engineering and manufacturing capabilities that are among the most sought after in the industry. Strategic alliances with world leaders enable L&T to access technical know-how and execute process-intensive large-scale turnkey projects to maintain its leadership position. L&T’s globallybenchmarked workshops are located at Powai in Mumbai, Hazira and Baroda in Gujarat, and Vizag in Andhra Pradesh. Between April 7, 2007 to March 31, 2008, L&T achieved several milestones in bagging major domestic and international orders. It included, construction of Mumbai International Airport worth Rs 5,500 crore; construction and civil work for the Northern Area Development project in Rajasthan for Cairn Energy India Private Ltd at Rs 1,347 crore; Mumbai High South Redevelopment Phase – II for ONGC at Rs 1,261 crore, among others. Some major orders from the international market included manufacture and supply of reactors (18) and separators (4) for clean fuel project for Kuwait National Petroleum Company for Rs 1,696 crore and building of semi submersible heavy lift container carrier vessels for Roll Dock BV, Netherlands. With ship-building being a major thrust area, in January 2008, L&T’s proposal to put up an integrated ship building yard and port got the green signal from the Tamil Nadu Government wherein it was decided that the facility will come up at Ennore, north of Chennai,
with an investment of over Rs 2,000 crore. L&T has a shipyard capable of constructing vessels of up to 150 metres in length and displacement of 20,000 tonnes at its heavy engineering complex at Hazira on India’s west coast. The focus will be on construction of commercial vessels, warships for the navy and the coast guard. L&T is a major international manufacturer of a wide range of electrical and electronic products and systems. Larsen & Toubro Infotech Limited, a 100% subsidiary of L&T, offers comprehensive, end-to-end software solutions and services with a focus on manufacturing, BFSI and communications & embedded systems. It provides a cost cutting partnership in the realm of offshore outsourcing, application integration and package implementation. L&T has posted 54.9% increase in profit after tax (PAT) at Rs 2,173 crore for the year ended March 31, 2008, as compared to Rs 1,403 crore reported during the previous corresponding period. The company has registered a 40.7% rise in gross sales and service revenue at Rs 25,187 crore for the year ended March 31, as compared to Rs 17,901 crore recorded during the previous corresponding period. The share of revenue from the international operations constituted 16.5% of the gross revenue. For the year ended March 31, 2008, the L&T’s order inflow rose by 37% over the previous year. During the first quarter of the financial year 2008-09, L&T sold off L&T Concrete (LC), a ready-mix concrete manufacturer, to Lafarge SA for Rs 1,483 crore in May 2008. Larsen & Toubro Ltd has reported over two fold increase in net profit for the third quarter of the financial year 200809, due largely to the sale of its ready mix concreted unit to French major Lafarge for Rs 1,480 crore. The company’s thirdquarter stand-alone net profit, including one-time gain on account of the sale of RMC unit, stood at Rs 1,520.44 crore or Rs 25.80 per share, which increased more than two-fold over the same period in 2007. The figures for 2007 stood at Rs 481.79 crore or Rs 8.11 per share.
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VER the years, Infosys Technologies has come to represent all that is good with India Inc. High growth, strong values and transparent corporate governance. So, even when the times are tough, the company manages to report strong numbers. The second-largest IT services company in India is also among the fastest growing IT services organisation in the world. It is a clear leader in the offshore services space with a pioneer in the global delivery model. “Our global delivery model along with our consulting and solution capabilities provides a strong platform for our customers seeking efficiencies in their IT spend,” said S Gopalakrishnan, CEO and MD Infosys. Apart from providing business consulting, application development and maintenance and engineering services to more than 500 clients across 29 countries, the company has also its own proprietary core banking software - Finacle. For the financial year 2007-08, when the impact of the global financial meltdown was not so pronounced, the company managed to grow its revenues to Rs 15,648 crore from Rs 13,149 crore in the previous year, at a growth rate of 19%. The company’s software export revenues aggregated Rs 15,429 crore, up by 19% from Rs 12,935 crore in the previous year. Of these, 63.1% of the revenues came from North America, 26.9% from Europe, and 8.6% from the rest of the world. The move to de-risk the business sources and have a balanced revenue stream from different geographies has seen that the revenue from Europe increased from Rs 3,393 crore to Rs 4,207 crore, with a growth rate of 24%, which was higher than the other regions. The company continued to reap the benefits of economies of scale. The net profit after tax and exceptional item in 2007-08 was Rs 4,470 crore (28.6% of revenue) as against Rs 3,783 crore (28.8% of revenue) in the previous year. The fact that Infosys manages to exceed customer
expectations can be seen from the fact that it derived 97% of its revenues from repeat business. The total client base at the end of the year stood at 538. Also, Infosys has been named as the best company in India in corporate governance in The Asset Magazine’s annual Corporate Governance Index 2008. And, at the end of 2007-08, the company had 310 million-dollar clients (275 in the previous year), 141 five-million-dollar clients (107), 89 ten-million-dollar clients (71), 18 fifty-million-dollar clients (12), and 6 hundred-million-dollar clients (3). The revenues for the third quarter of the 2008-09 stood at Rs 5,786 crore, an increase of 35.5% from the corresponding quarter last fiscal. The sequential revenue growth was 6.8%. However, the impact of the global meltdown will be felt in the current year and there are many who are even contemplating the possibility of the company recording a fall in revenues. But then there are signs that it might actually not. Infosys added 5,997 employees on a gross basis versus the 4,500 employee guidance in the third quarter of financial year 2008-09. The management has mentioned that it would recruit 27,000 people as against the earlier guidance of 25,000. It has won four large deals in excess of $50 million and is currently pursuing 10 such large deals. Little wonder then that Gopalkrishnan said after the third quarter results, “While there could be challenges due to global economic uncertainties, we as a company see significant growth opportunities in the medium to long term.” As a part of the efforts of the managment to increase transparency and disclosure levels in in financial reporting, it has started the practice of adding relating to detailed information on its ‘cash and bank balances’ in its financial statements from this quarter. And thus, Infosys creates yet another first in the annals of Indian corporate history and sets the standards high for corporate governance, especially in distressed times.
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EFORE the turn of the nineties, ITC was known primarily for its strong presence in the cigarette segment and a marginal presence in the hotel industry. Over the past few years, the company has metamorphosed itself into a diversified entity with strong presence in the agricultural sector. Its integrated development approach and aggressive penetration in the FMCG and foods sector has left many established players astounded. This diversification is reflected in the fact that the net revenues for the financial year 2007-08 at Rs 13,947.53 crore, grew by 14.7%, driven by a robust 48.6% growth in the non-cigarette FMCG businesses, and a steady performance by the hotels and paperboards, paper and packaging segments. The non-cigarette portfolio accounted for 52.4% of the company’s net revenues. And this translated into a net profit of Rs 3,120.10 crore, a growth of 15.6% over the previous financial year. The group’s focus on the agri-sector is not just to cater to the domestic market. The ITC Group’s contribution to foreign exchange earnings over the last decade amounts to nearly $3.2 billion, of which agri exports constitute 60%. “Earnings from agri exports are an indicator of ITC’s contribution to the rural economy by effectively linking small farmers with international markets,” said YC Deveshwar, chairman ITC at the annual general meeting in July 2008. The ITC ‘Choupal Pradarshan Khet’, a collaborative and paid agri extension service, aimed at enhancing farm productivity through the adoption of best practices in agriculture, grew exponentially by 210% during 2007-08, covering 43,500 hectares. And not just that, the company’s aggressive penetration and brand creation in the FMCG and branded packaged food business has caught the eye. In the salty snacks segment Bingo has sales of Rs 300 crore with a market share of around 13%, in the confectionaries segment Candyman and Minto are market
leaders with sales of Rs 200 crore, in the biscuits segment Sunfeast is the number three player with sales of around Rs 1,000 crore and Aashirwad has more than a 50% market share with sales of Rs 900 crore. And all this has been achieved within a couple of years. In fact, within a year’s launch ITC has already gained around 2.5% of the market share in the soaps segments and is expected to reach around 3.5% market share within the next two quarters. Closer to the quarter, when the FMCG and hotels division performed in an ordinary manner, the cigarettes division boosted its performance. The cigarette segment net sales were up 17.7% in the third quarter of the current financial year and profit before interest and tax (PBIT) grew by 18% to Rs 1,134.1 crore. This is because of the relative in-elastic demand for cigarettes, allowing the company to gain from price increases. Moreover, it has an 80% share of the cigarette segment. The third quarter did cast concerns over the non-cigarette FMCG revenues and also from the hotel business. The focus would be on growing the agribusiness further and also expanding the hotels. ITC WelcomHeritage, a joint venture between ITC and Marudhar Hotels of Jodhpur will be taking up three heritage locations in India at a time when there is a pronounced slowdown in the sector. Wills Lifestyle, the lifestyle retailing business, is already leveraging ITC’s properties across the country to build specialty outlets and these are expected to generate substantial returns, say analysts. The going was never easy, but then as Deveshwar puts it, “The path to realising a new paradigm of high growth is strewn with several fundamental challenges. These can seriously undermine the growth process and derail the pace of progress in the coming years. Unless we take impactful strides in resolving these challenges through focussed policy intervention and radical innovation, we stand the unfortunate prospect of undoing many of the gains made so far.”
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ROM being a mere gas transporter at the start of operations, GAIL India has come a long way in becoming a diversified gas solutions provider and will be looking at diversifying aggressively into building capacity in petrochemical and city gas areas. And, in many ways, tap the potential that the natural gas sector has to offer. Speaking about this at the annual general meeting, UD Choubey, chairman and managing director said, “The natural gas sector is progressively opening up and there is considerable dynamism in the policy and regulatory environment. These changes present significant challenges as well as opportunities in the coming years.” GAIL is India’s largest natural gas transmission company, operating a gas pipeline network of over 4,600 kms across India. The company dominates the gas sector, transporting 90% of the total gas transported through pipeline in India. Over the past decade, the company has managed a compounded annual growth rate of 13% in revenues and 10% in net profits. For the financial year 2007-08 it got in revenues worth Rs 18,008 crore, which is 12% higher than the previous year and earned a net profit of Rs 2,601 crore, which again is 9% higher than the previous year. However, in the silver jubilee year, the management intends to take the company to new heights and has chalked out an ambitious plan. “Three focus areas decided by the Board and Top Management Team (TMT) have been identified as, (i) enhancing transmission and distribution capabilities, (ii) petrochemicals and (iii) city gas and CNG activities,” said Choubey. These three businesses will be at the core of the company’s competence in natural gas-related businesses and is not an unrelated diversification. At the same time, it has the ability to capture the huge capacity expansion expected in this sector.
On the one hand, GAIL has huge capacity expansion plans. These approximately add up to around Rs 28,000 crore over the next five years. And this is expected to increase the transmission capacity from current 150 mmscmd to 346 mmscmd. And, this expansion is expected to capture the opportunity thrown in by the twofold increase in the production of natural gas. It also has linkages with the Reliance Industries’ KG6 basin gas production and will be a major beneficiary when gas operations are at full swing. Moreover, the government, in the previous year has permitted the company to distribute gas in as many as 230 cities across the country. At its AGM in September (FY08) GAIL announced the increase in its petchem capacity to 500 KTA and further to 800KTA. GAIL’s existing and large plans for city gas distribution and even E&P will provide the company with in-built business hedges. The management will, apart from developing city gas infrastructure, be building gas corridors on national highways. Through this, the company plans to add 17 cities in the first phase of expansion over the next two years. So, when the petrochemical cycle is down, like it is at the moment, the increase in gas transportation and the revenues from the city gas business will hold it in good stead. However, at the moment, there are a lot of concerns over near-term profitability. This is due to the overall economic slowdown and the delay in commissioning of some key gas production units like the RIL KG6 basin gas. But then when the cycle turns, the company, which was adjudged the “Gas Utility in Asia” and also finds its way in the prestigious Platts Top 250 Global Energy Companies list, will be in a position to reap most benefits and take its vision forward. Chairman Choubey and team have a vision of taking the company’s revenues beyond Rs 50,000 crore by 2011-12.
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IPRO is an organisation that has literally metamorphosed over the past six decades. It all started off in the pre-independence era as a manufacturing unit of hydrogenerated vegetable oil, later grew into a diversified consumer care products company and then in 1975 into hydraulics engineering. It was only in 1980 that the company stepped into the information technology sphere and has now become one of India’s largest players. It is in all spheres of operations, especially in the IT business that the company has created an indelible impact. In the financial year 2007-08, Wipro’s combined IT businesses grew 43% to cross $4.3 billion in revenues. Its global IT business delivered 38% growth (in dollar terms) and its India, Middle East and Asia Pac IT business grew by 51%. Speaking about this, chairman Azim Premji said in his letter to stakeholders, “Achieving these landmarks, in a tough environment for our technology business and unprecedented currency appreciation of the rupee, was satisfying. Extending our track record set over the decades was particularly rewarding. During the financial year ending March 2008, the company’s revenues grew by 34% to Rs 20,397 crore and the net profit by 12% to Rs 3,282.9 crore. Over the last decade, Wipro’s revenues have grown at a compounded rate of 31% and its net profit even faster at 41%, something that very few organisations can match. For this Premji said, “In Wipro, we look at milestones that reflect value as seen by our customers. 2007-08 saw another year of impressive performance by Wiproites. We delivered all-round growth, built and sustained leadership while continuing to invest for the future.” The global IT services and products segment revenue was Rs 13,641.7 crore, of which Rs 11,955.6 crore was from IT services, Rs 1,157 crore from BPO services and the balance Rs 529.1 crore from acquisitions made. During the current year, the company earned 54.4%
of revenue from work done in locations outside India (onsite) and remaining 45.6% of revenue from the work performed from our development centres in India (offshore”). However, with the global meltdown and the extremely volatile currency, a lot of firms in the IT sector have started feeling the heat and Wipro is also one of them. For the third quarter of financial year 2008-09, the company has posted steady results, rather detached from the flamboyant numbers declared earlier. Revenues for the quarter ended December 31, 2008, were at Rs 6,618 crore, representing a 25% increase over the same quarter of the previous year and net profit was Rs 1,004 crore, an 18% increase. To challenge these testing times, the management has outlined a few measures, which it presented to analysts. These included a set of non-linear strategies, including infrastructure services, diversification in R&D services and process transformation initiatives. Apart from that there has been a restructuring of business processes and also the management team. The management would be broadbasing their R&D services and diversifying from offering telecom and high-tech-oriented services to include automotive and aerospace. It would also be assimilating pooling consulting capabilities from various verticals within the company. Analysts say that Wipro has already created a consulting unit with around 1,000 employees. This could easily be amongst the largest consulting units across sector leaders, reckon analysts. Importantly, the Global Program Management unit will target large IT contracts coming up for renewal. Going ahead, Premji reckons, “We are living in tough times; the macro-economic challenges are significant and impacting businesses across segments. However, recessions do not last, resilient companies do. I am confident Wiproites are resilient to withstand the near-term challenges posed by an uncertain environment and come out stronger.”
fe 500 companiesbasedoncompositeranking Composite Rank Rank 2008 2007
Company
Net Sales 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Total Assets 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Net Worth 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
1
1 Reliance Inds
133805.78
19.79
2
2
149463.63
27.70
1
1
79766.20
24.70
1
1
2
2 ONGC
59847.95
5.67
5
5
105626.09
10.02
3
3
70617.40
14.04
2
2
3
3 NTPC
37050.10
13.67
7
7
87852.08
11.57
4
4
52638.60
8.32
3
3
4
4 Indian Oil Corp
226809.22
12.56
1
1
116277.13
19.84
2
2
41086.25
17.95
4
4
5
6 Bharti Airtel
25703.51
44.45
12
12
38973.80
45.33
11
11
20241.49
76.89
8
10
6
5 SAIL
39546.88
16.89
6
6
40864.54
20.87
10
7
23063.57
33.21
7
6
7
7 Reliance Communications
13416.19
43.03
25
30
56364.62
23.00
5
5
24840.03
21.02
6
5
8
8 Tata Steel
19654.78
12.58
14
13
53780.82
73.60
6
10
27300.73
95.72
5
7
18 BPCL
110750.36
13.79
3
3
42615.43
26.84
8
8
11676.84
13.66
17
15
9 BHEL
9 10
19356.86
12.35
15
15
30690.23
32.20
13
13
10774.21
22.60
22
19
11
10 Larsen & Toubro
24643.51
41.17
13
14
27067.24
55.49
14
16
9440.69
65.14
24
29
12
11 Infosys Technologies
15648.00
19.01
22
22
17006.00
34.61
26
24
13490.00
20.86
11
12
13
13 ITC
13920.76
15.11
23
24
17249.47
15.24
25
20
12057.67
15.53
14
14
14
12 Gail(I)
18012.14
12.32
18
17
19701.22
17.44
22
18
13004.88
14.15
13
11
15
14 Wipro
17492.60
27.83
19
21
20175.40
50.67
21
22
11552.70
24.00
18
18
16
17 TCS
18533.72
24.05
16
18
14557.59
37.13
29
32
11004.81
36.55
20
21
17
20 HPCL
104312.99
17.21
4
4
41379.66
30.71
9
9
10563.29
10.05
23
16
18
21 Sterlite Inds(I)
12673.58
7.20
26
25
18427.84
107.33
24
35
13165.02
195.32
12
34
19
15 Hindalco Inds
17171.19
4.14
20
16
30888.86
23.85
12
12
17296.31
39.28
9
8
20
22 Power Grid Corp(I)
4681.36
28.40
60
71
42640.50
17.10
7
6
13507.37
26.23
10
13
21
84 DLF
5532.85
388.13
51
204
22443.79
107.56
16
30
11269.15
-
19
176
22
23 Maruti Suzuki(I)
18389.50
26.34
17
19
12404.00
20.85
37
33
8415.40
22.78
27
25
23
16 Tata Motors
28060.16
5.24
10
9
25313.09
32.44
15
14
7839.50
14.12
30
24
24
25 Hindustan Zinc
7877.77
-7.97
39
32
13206.55
50.85
32
37
11848.19
55.34
16
23
25
19 Reliance Infrastructure
6364.22
11.46
44
43
20322.32
9.35
20
15
10903.47
16.75
21
17
26
24 Grasim Inds
10250.53
19.06
33
31
14093.83
25.68
31
27
8140.71
30.67
29
27
27
28 Tata Power Co.
5876.53
25.88
48
50
12973.44
15.18
33
26
7458.23
36.66
32
31
28
31 NMDC
5711.31
36.44
50
55
7197.34
45.17
56
61
8289.65
42.90
28
28
29
30 MRPL
32565.84
14.69
8
8
11536.91
30.72
39
36
3782.94
37.22
46
48
30
27 JSW Steel
11391.05
33.15
28
33
20563.36
57.46
19
23
7677.25
37.78
31
30
31
38 Idea Cellular
6719.99
53.90
42
53
12737.27
48.77
35
39
3546.03
62.73
52
65
32
26 National Aluminium
5031.60
-15.64
57
41
11022.76
15.71
40
34
8874.45
15.32
26
22
33
33 Mahindra & Mahindra
11328.55
14.55
29
28
10124.94
30.24
41
41
4350.07
22.44
41
38
34
32 Suzlon Energy
6926.01
28.73
41
45
12592.19
99.09
36
50
6947.66
87.10
33
37
35
42 Jindal Steel & Power
5394.39
54.13
53
75
9263.39
27.15
43
46
3756.38
50.45
47
54
36
34 MTNL
4722.52
-3.81
59
48
18957.25
10.08
23
17
11921.36
2.51
15
9
37
36 Jaiprakash Associates
4015.70
14.67
71
74
16914.94
54.52
27
29
4199.50
46.17
43
46
38
37 Neyveli Lignite Corp.
3033.02
16.20
102
91
14104.20
17.88
30
25
9040.28
8.52
25
20
39
40 ACC
6054.61
19.04
45
46
6969.75
19.19
58
52
4152.61
32.14
45
42
40
43 Hero Honda Motors
10331.80
4.36
32
27
5073.57
19.55
80
68
2986.24
20.90
60
55
41
29 Hindustan Unilever
13880.56
13.37
24
23
6830.07
-8.69
61
44
1439.23
-47.15
104
49
42
39 Tata Communications
3283.30
-12.36
92
67
8445.29
12.14
47
42
6547.34
2.95
34
26
43
53 MMTC
26503.03
13.52
11
11
8878.37
146.70
45
81
1029.96
16.76
147
136
44
54 Cipla
4151.29
18.11
66
73
5384.62
30.37
73
70
3755.82
16.05
48
41
45
41 Ambuja Cements
3782.24
-8.78
76
56
6539.14
23.27
63
59
4661.25
33.50
38
39
46
35 Videocon Inds
8285.43
14.78
36
38
12283.09
10.70
38
28
5678.38
12.69
35
33
47
47 Jet Airways(I)
8750.33
26.29
34
39
20662.77
93.28
18
31
4551.65
103.45
40
62
48
50 Chennai Petroleum Corp
28184.98
13.78
9
10
9610.58
23.03
42
40
3464.52
31.34
53
51
49
48 Ranbaxy Laboratories
4032.64
2.04
70
57
7717.44
12.73
51
48
2537.22
8.01
70
61
50
46 HCL Technologies
4615.39
22.47
61
66
5502.16
15.00
72
63
3213.12
-6.19
56
40
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* Since new entrants have been added and their ranks adjusted against previous year’s performance, some of the previous year ranks are bound to change
Gross Profit 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Market Cap 30.01.2009
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
RONW RONW (%) (%) 2008 2007
ROA (%) 2008
ROA (%) 2007
ROS (%) 2008
ROS (%) 2007
( Figures in Rs Crore) Company
27810.28
44.13
2
2
208719.00
-41.87
1
1
24.39
18.67
18.61
16.49
14.54
10.69
Reliance Inds
35381.33
6.95
1
1
140780.42
-32.04
3
2
23.65
25.26
33.50
34.46
27.91
27.62
ONGC
12158.10
13.27
5
4
156251.47
-6.05
2
3
14.09
14.13
13.84
13.63
20.01
21.06
NTPC
12761.53
-2.11
3
3
53221.43
-2.02
11
18
16.95
21.53
10.98
13.44
3.07
3.72
10126.07
45.74
6
7
120320.64
-25.62
4
4
30.85
35.25
25.98
25.91
24.29
22.67
Bharti Airtel
12674.01
19.10
4
5
34199.71
-62.31
16
11
32.68
35.82
31.01
31.48
19.06
18.33
SAIL
4432.21
30.50
14
19
35129.62
-72.18
15
7
10.41
9.39
7.86
7.41
19.28
20.54
Reliance Communications
7881.97
11.56
7
6
13493.85
-74.49
32
19
17.17
30.27
14.66
22.80
23.85
24.18
Tata Steel
3673.47
0.56
18
16
14161.52
8.67
30
60
13.54
17.57
8.62
10.87
1.43
1.85
BPCL
4688.73
18.83
13
13
64638.67
-36.80
9
10
26.54
27.48
15.28
17.00
14.77
14.02
BHEL
3284.13
52.66
20
27
40342.32
-62.71
13
9
23.02
24.54
12.13
12.36
8.82
8.04
5646.00
22.63
10
9
74758.15
-12.47
5
12
33.14
33.89
33.20
36.44
28.57
28.77
Infosys Technologies
5010.23
16.80
12
11
67801.56
-9.75
7
14
25.88
25.87
29.05
28.66
22.41
22.33
ITC
4418.48
17.22
15
15
24754.39
-31.28
19
25
20.00
20.95
22.43
22.47
14.44
14.88
Gail(I)
3925.70
11.02
17
18
33825.30
-43.81
17
16
26.52
30.50
19.46
26.41
17.51
20.77
Wipro
5789.57
28.76
9
10
50099.43
-40.86
12
13
40.97
46.62
39.77
42.35
24.33
25.15
TCS
2354.97
-20.56
28
21
9687.21
14.31
42
79
10.74
16.37
5.69
9.36
1.09
1.77
HPCL
1242.58
18.97
50
51
19568.77
-64.17
21
17
7.23
17.59
6.74
11.75
7.51
6.63
Sterlite Inds(I)
4142.69
2.39
16
12
8340.95
-61.40
48
42
16.54
20.65
13.41
16.22
16.66
15.55
Hindalco Inds
3152.05
18.31
23
22
37100.92
-19.86
14
22
10.72
11.49
7.39
7.32
30.94
33.72
Power Grid Corp(I)
3143.60
399.17
24
64
30171.84
-79.47
18
5
22.84
62.16
14.01
5.82
46.53
35.80
DLF
3052.50
20.56
25
24
16497.33
-32.23
24
37
20.57
22.79
24.61
24.67
9.41
10.73
Maruti Suzuki(I)
3221.78
2.18
21
20
7692.76
-71.34
51
32
25.88
27.85
12.73
16.50
7.23
7.18
6283.66
-5.27
8
8
14680.80
-41.97
28
36
37.10
58.24
47.58
75.76
55.80
51.89
Hindustan Zinc
1467.94
26.16
44
44
13265.38
-71.85
34
21
9.95
8.58
7.22
6.26
17.04
14.04
Reliance Infrastructure
3535.75
39.53
19
23
10978.04
-59.97
37
31
27.43
24.65
25.09
22.60
21.78
17.84
Grasim Inds
1298.11
23.13
48
50
16859.26
-41.34
23
30
11.66
12.77
10.01
9.36
14.80
14.93
Tata Power Co.
5032.57
41.08
11
17
66032.08
-51.34
8
6
39.22
40.00
69.92
71.95
56.92
55.43
NMDC
2165.15
53.15
31
33
6476.00
-54.51
62
54
33.63
19.06
18.77
16.02
3.91
1.85
MRPL
3171.30
31.40
22
25
3946.76
-76.10
79
50
22.51
23.19
15.42
18.48
15.17
15.10
JSW Steel
1908.87
78.94
35
48
14570.47
-52.01
29
28
29.45
23.04
14.99
12.46
15.54
11.50
Idea Cellular
2757.11
-29.85
26
14
12786.33
-50.88
36
35
18.38
30.95
25.01
41.25
32.43
39.93
National Aluminium
1645.43
-1.97
39
29
7585.94
-55.33
54
48
25.36
30.61
16.25
21.59
9.74
11.00
Mahindra & Mahindra
1504.43
20.20
42
40
7086.96
-85.17
56
20
18.22
28.58
11.95
19.79
18.27
19.72
Suzlon Energy
1949.80
52.42
34
39
16043.16
-52.73
25
26
32.93
28.16
21.05
17.56
22.93
20.09
Jindal Steel & Power
1335.71
-9.50
46
32
4551.75
-41.45
72
86
3.41
4.01
7.05
8.57
8.61
9.49
1040.28
33.38
56
55
9026.48
-77.78
45
24
14.52
14.44
6.15
7.12
15.18
11.85
Jaiprakash Associates
1966.66
60.14
33
42
13430.07
-41.65
33
40
12.19
6.80
13.94
10.26
36.32
21.71
Neyveli Lignite Corp.
2247.77
21.62
30
28
9485.12
-36.66
43
51
34.64
39.20
32.25
31.61
23.76
24.22
ACC
1566.21
13.26
41
36
17512.69
27.90
22
56
32.41
34.73
30.87
32.59
9.37
8.67
2440.97
7.42
27
26
56937.26
31.18
10
23
133.78
68.13
35.74
30.38
13.87
15.15
Hindustan Unilever
746.57
-32.02
71
47
12924.75
-8.57
35
55
4.65
7.37
8.84
14.58
9.27
12.51
Tata Communications
325.19
66.41
146
185
72412.25
-41.21
6
8
19.47
14.37
3.66
5.43
0.76
0.54
MMTC
962.61
2.97
59
53
14924.16
1.72
27
52
18.68
20.64
17.88
22.63
16.90
19.01
Cipla
1828.89
23.33
36
31
10726.72
-40.41
38
45
25.30
28.70
27.97
27.95
31.18
24.17
Ambuja Cements
1498.90
20.14
43
41
2134.88
-79.99
111
71
15.06
16.24
12.20
11.24
10.32
11.34
Videocon Inds
353.99
-23.13
133
86
1543.58
-77.03
133
92
-
1.25
1.71
4.31
-
0.40
Jet Airways(I)
1977.05
77.49
32
46
1642.73
-63.81
127
127
32.41
21.43
20.57
14.26
3.98
2.28
Chennai Petroleum Corp
893.14
62.47
62
73
8679.34
-34.54
47
58
24.35
16.20
11.57
8.03
15.32
9.63
Ranbaxy Laboratories
1074.22
-20.08
54
38
7768.95
-53.50
50
49
24.30
32.17
19.52
28.09
16.91
29.24
Indian Oil Corp
Larsen & Toubro
Tata Motors
MTNL
Hero Honda Motors
HCL Technologies
MARCH 2009 | THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | 31
fe 500 companiesbasedoncompositeranking Composite Rank Rank 2008 2007
Company
Net Sales 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Total Assets 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Net Worth 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
51
49 Bharat Electronics
4068.18
4.42
68
59
6926.19
19.15
59
53
3212.95
24.91
57
53
52
55 Shipping Corp(I)
3726.84
0.63
78
70
8115.52
8.00
49
43
5632.10
10.44
36
32
53
44 Aditya Birla Nuvo
3878.46
15.17
73
77
7667.84
16.46
52
49
3646.33
16.70
49
43
54
51 Dr Reddys Laboratories
3363.63
-11.53
90
63
6131.91
11.54
67
57
4811.80
10.03
37
35
55
57 Ultratech Cement
5509.90
12.18
52
47
6258.40
34.78
64
66
2696.99
52.91
65
73
56
67 Sun Pharma. Inds
2369.08
42.44
119
143
5355.87
30.91
74
71
4207.62
71.78
42
56
57
59 Tata Chemicals
4036.68
2.28
69
58
7452.02
58.02
53
65
3571.68
49.27
51
59
58
62 ABB
5940.30
38.71
47
54
4599.59
44.83
84
97
1626.34
36.00
89
91
59
52 Adani Enterprises
11162.16
12.93
30
29
6547.38
14.19
62
54
1337.66
28.11
110
109
60
63 Bosch
4295.28
13.10
64
64
3895.66
16.27
94
86
2563.41
25.54
68
67
61
58 Siemens
7686.56
71.78
40
52
5105.01
33.21
79
76
1590.88
46.34
94
104
62
56 Unitech
2802.27
11.91
108
97
16608.75
93.55
28
38
2143.82
84.65
73
95
63
66 Container Corporation
3347.30
9.48
91
82
3876.49
26.12
95
101
3183.92
21.07
58
52
64
60 Torrent Power
3625.60
30.23
81
86
6881.48
23.63
60
56
2889.76
6.82
62
50
65
61 CESC
2774.97
11.70
109
98
8369.07
13.88
48
45
4586.48
20.22
39
36
66
45 Ispat Inds
8323.09
11.38
35
36
12853.02
-4.23
34
21
2901.61
-1.36
61
45
67
64 Ashok Leyland
7929.77
8.27
38
37
5562.24
23.94
71
67
2148.98
13.43
72
70
68
68 Great Eastern Shipping Co.
3062.75
43.39
99
113
7111.43
26.99
57
55
4157.37
35.52
44
44
69
72 Punj Lloyd
4470.69
99.79
62
106
5320.16
36.32
75
73
2414.57
118.67
71
101
70
71 India Cements
3044.25
34.99
101
104
6257.94
31.76
65
64
3321.11
50.38
55
64
71
73 Pantaloon Retail(I)
5023.30
57.59
58
80
4743.90
68.99
82
108
1783.36
63.29
84
102
70 Petronet LNG
6555.31
18.99
43
44
3998.13
19.84
89
88
1618.55
26.89
91
88
2379.87
97.75
118
194
7414.34
292.35
54
151
3637.22
400.42
50
159
72 73
115 HDIL
74
86 Sesa Goa
3559.33
76.45
84
121
3184.48
77.34
119
157
2791.13
85.29
64
76
75
65 United Spirits
3148.87
14.50
97
88
3903.03
15.31
93
85
2009.32
49.72
77
85
76
69 Bhushan Steel
4152.30
9.08
65
62
8803.83
63.06
46
58
1625.32
33.83
90
90
77
74 Rashtriya Chem. & Fert.
5171.19
47.02
55
72
3734.05
19.01
98
98
1538.91
6.11
96
78
78
77 Jindal Saw
5275.81
39.83
54
65
4236.05
15.15
86
77
1985.01
94.58
78
117
79
80 Oracle Financial Ser. Soft.
1792.97
15.50
155
154
3200.01
8.48
117
104
2812.62
19.26
63
60
80
96 Welspun-Guj Stahl Rohren
3875.37
51.38
74
96
5294.17
60.26
76
91
1489.47
130.33
98
179
81
76 JSL
5050.78
5.24
56
49
9208.57
46.80
44
51
1788.06
27.56
83
79
82
81 Indian Hotels Co.
1764.51
14.51
157
158
3780.09
13.19
96
87
2016.58
12.11
76
71
83
82 IVRCL Infrastructures
3686.03
57.87
80
103
3481.77
26.73
106
109
1605.98
21.51
92
87
28.74
116
123
2939.47
29.05
126
129
1317.05
48.25
113
133
84
108 Lupin
2538.64
85
85 Nirma
2333.06
3.89
123
105
3345.98
3.84
112
94
2584.98
6.39
67
57
86
78 Nagarjuna Construction
3472.94
20.96
87
84
4024.04
40.33
88
105
1566.95
51.60
95
111
87
75 Century Textiles & Inds
3462.50
9.54
88
81
3614.22
18.04
102
102
1303.90
21.45
116
107
88
93 United Phosphorus
1484.99
10.37
190
178
4128.55
7.28
87
75
1703.11
51.15
87
99
89
89 HCL Infosystems
12411.44
6.68
27
26
3056.87
19.81
121
118
1006.26
19.05
153
141
90
79 Bharat Forge
2076.68
14.71
139
133
3984.95
13.77
90
83
1473.28
11.04
101
86
91
97 BEML
2751.34
12.71
110
99
3381.13
49.28
111
131
1705.70
65.04
86
112
92
95 Crompton Greaves
3894.47
15.28
72
76
2380.60
16.86
153
142
930.75
38.03
163
166
93
87 National Fertilizers
4140.65
7.11
67
60
2906.09
12.36
127
115
1407.67
2.69
106
81
94
146 Lanco Infratech
1574.55
190.68
179
403
4515.83
90.27
85
122
1593.11
15.50
93
80
95
98 Tech Mahindra
3604.70
30.71
82
87
2171.80
40.53
169
188
1228.40
39.91
122
137
96
104 Chambal Fertilisers
2721.82
4.94
111
94
3629.44
-0.45
101
78
1138.27
11.36
131
116
97
102 Jubilant Organosys
1976.22
22.83
145
146
3646.28
18.46
100
100
1378.66
43.36
108
122
98
83 Moser Baer
1901.62
-6.00
150
120
4996.81
17.99
81
69
1969.55
-6.07
79
66
99
103 Asian Paints
3577.10
21.23
83
83
2001.79
30.64
180
190
928.50
24.78
166
157
100
142 Sintex Inds
1657.12
48.55
169
210
3750.20
121.43
97
171
1463.85
124.91
103
177
32 THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | MARCH 2009
Gross Profit 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Market Cap 30.01.2009
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
RONW RONW (%) (%) 2008 2007
ROA (%) 2008
ROA (%) 2007
ROS (%) 2008
ROS (%) 2007
( Figures in Rs Crore) Company
1282.39
13.08
49
45
6620.80
-48.71
60
61
25.73
27.92
18.52
19.51
20.32
18.43
Bharat Electronics
1213.08
-14.07
51
34
3667.08
-40.93
82
100
14.45
19.89
14.95
18.79
21.84
27.40
Shipping Corp(I)
487.55
6.16
98
87
4469.75
-76.96
73
44
6.67
7.20
6.36
6.98
6.27
6.68
Aditya Birla Nuvo
746.09
-50.24
72
30
7598.27
-16.22
53
77
9.88
26.91
12.17
27.27
14.13
30.95
Dr Reddys Laboratories
1738.37
25.26
38
35
4934.78
-54.94
68
69
37.36
44.35
27.78
29.89
18.29
15.93
Ultratech Cement
1106.86
61.42
53
61
22233.30
-4.40
20
39
24.10
25.68
20.67
16.76
42.80
37.82
Sun Pharma. Inds
1302.56
67.18
47
56
3610.93
-52.45
83
87
26.58
18.56
17.48
16.52
23.51
11.26
Tata Chemicals
779.37
43.80
67
75
10167.44
-58.15
39
38
30.23
28.46
16.94
17.07
8.28
7.95
ABB
364.27
80.85
131
180
6980.01
-68.13
58
41
23.33
14.43
5.56
3.51
2.80
1.52
Adani Enterprises
1120.02
5.68
52
49
9889.19
-18.99
40
64
23.77
26.84
28.75
31.63
14.18
14.43
912.15
68.58
60
76
6994.38
-75.91
57
29
37.50
33.13
17.87
14.12
7.76
8.05
Siemens
1372.59
1.80
45
37
5219.23
-91.67
66
15
48.08
84.72
8.26
15.71
36.78
39.28
Unitech
1053.98
8.10
55
52
9200.20
-8.68
44
73
23.57
26.47
27.19
31.72
22.42
22.77
Container Corporation
500.17
28.68
95
95
3413.45
-58.63
86
83
7.31
5.30
7.27
6.98
5.83
5.16
569.31
55.01
85
107
2908.71
-53.41
93
99
7.75
7.88
6.80
5.00
12.81
12.10
749.96
24.08
70
70
1248.52
-76.05
162
114
1.20
-
5.83
4.50
0.42
-
808.51
7.81
65
58
1875.72
-60.56
119
124
21.84
23.29
14.54
16.71
5.92
6.03
1742.68
48.42
37
43
2607.20
-57.08
102
102
32.63
28.62
24.51
20.97
44.30
41.10
453.76
155.35
107
202
2874.15
-77.68
97
62
9.17
5.58
8.53
4.55
4.95
2.75
1036.16
74.76
57
71
2880.82
-51.60
96
104
19.20
21.68
16.56
12.48
20.94
21.23
275.80
27.99
169
168
2832.98
-70.02
98
75
7.06
10.99
5.81
7.68
2.51
3.76
816.83
29.60
64
63
2782.50
-48.58
100
112
29.33
24.56
20.43
18.89
7.24
5.69
1603.15
159.04
40
67
2659.86
-86.30
101
43
38.78
74.54
21.62
32.75
59.27
45.02
HDIL
2278.88
144.89
29
54
6671.52
-43.34
59
67
53.46
40.26
71.56
51.82
41.92
30.06
Sesa Goa
513.58
-20.88
93
62
5928.97
-65.50
63
47
15.49
36.81
13.16
19.18
9.89
17.96
United Spirits
769.89
23.91
68
65
1223.99
-77.71
163
109
26.07
25.79
8.74
11.51
10.20
8.23
Bhushan Steel
328.87
4.34
144
120
1809.54
-63.43
122
120
10.28
10.26
8.81
10.05
3.06
4.23
Rashtriya Chem. & Fert.
968.58
207.21
58
119
998.36
-76.81
179
136
35.32
17.27
22.87
8.57
13.29
4.67
Jindal Saw
516.54
20.06
92
92
5093.03
-39.29
67
81
14.61
15.04
16.14
14.59
22.92
22.85
592.40
125.17
83
142
1321.35
-84.07
155
82
23.59
22.05
11.19
7.96
9.07
5.57
Welspun-Guj Stahl Rohren
632.45
-17.61
79
57
613.74
-73.39
240
196
13.49
25.18
6.87
12.24
4.77
7.36
JSL
656.40
16.91
77
72
2904.45
-64.80
94
84
18.72
17.92
17.36
16.81
21.39
20.92
316.62
53.81
153
175
1463.21
-75.82
146
103
13.11
10.70
9.09
7.49
5.71
6.06
602.29
38.42
81
91
4722.02
5.58
71
130
33.66
34.00
20.49
19.10
17.47
15.32
Lupin
452.83
17.50
108
97
1554.00
-50.56
132
161
8.89
4.49
13.53
11.96
9.85
4.86
Nirma
291.51
17.84
164
149
1188.88
-81.13
164
98
10.47
14.70
7.24
8.63
4.73
5.29
Nagarjuna Construction
563.41
13.96
86
82
1557.95
-81.62
131
78
23.27
26.29
15.59
16.15
8.76
8.93
Century Textiles & Inds
170.05
-37.58
242
135
4116.39
-42.04
76
90
5.43
9.66
4.12
7.08
6.23
8.09
United Phosphorus
446.97
1.93
112
90
1519.76
-55.83
140
152
30.29
37.61
14.62
17.19
2.46
2.73
529.12
15.63
89
88
1888.50
-70.49
118
96
18.57
18.16
13.28
13.07
13.17
13.31
364.40
11.59
130
116
1410.14
-74.44
148
108
13.23
19.83
10.78
14.42
8.20
8.40
BEML
521.31
52.34
90
114
4748.66
-62.24
70
63
33.73
28.53
21.90
16.80
8.06
5.69
Crompton Greaves
248.91
-33.57
186
101
1260.79
-55.34
160
171
7.72
12.85
8.57
14.49
2.62
4.56
308.18
195.28
155
288
2507.80
-76.62
103
70
12.57
5.30
6.82
4.40
12.71
13.49
Lanco Infratech
901.40
30.09
61
60
2897.88
-83.21
95
46
62.34
67.22
41.50
44.84
21.24
21.40
Tech Mahindra
451.25
14.94
109
94
1604.49
-20.52
128
213
17.90
14.79
12.43
10.77
7.49
5.83
Chambal Fertilisers
535.63
53.41
88
112
1779.59
-60.33
123
128
28.45
24.07
14.69
11.34
19.85
14.39
Jubilant Organosys
353.13
-25.90
134
84
1072.98
-70.40
173
149
-
5.24
7.07
11.25
-
5.43
Moser Baer
599.67
32.38
82
89
7530.20
-33.04
55
68
40.41
36.56
29.96
29.56
10.49
9.22
Asian Paints
330.89
63.69
143
179
1857.03
-68.40
120
105
14.78
20.06
8.82
11.94
13.05
11.71
Sintex Inds
Bosch
Torrent Power CESC Ispat Inds Ashok Leyland Great Eastern Shipping Co. Punj Lloyd India Cements Pantaloon Retail(I) Petronet LNG
Oracle Financial Ser. Soft.
Indian Hotels Co. IVRCL Infrastructures
HCL Infosystems Bharat Forge
National Fertilizers
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fe 500 companiesbasedoncompositeranking Composite Rank Rank 2008 2007
101 102 103
Company
91 GNFC 144 Mundra Port 92 HCC
Net Sales 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Total Assets 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Net Worth 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
3433.91
25.36
89
89
2863.85
6.31
130
111
1845.70
17.51
80
74
818.58
40.47
343
380
5712.70
89.14
69
103
2612.51
250.04
66
156
3104.34
29.64
98
102
3982.49
17.17
91
84
988.87
9.38
156
130
104
134 Bongaigaon Refinery
6034.61
4.24
46
42
2500.59
44.93
143
169
1152.21
18.20
126
121
105
105 GlaxoSmithKline Pharma
1575.20
2.14
178
156
1963.33
13.51
185
167
1360.92
13.91
109
92
10908.48
27.51
31
34
5679.87
43.40
70
72
1084.21
22.04
138
134
106
94 Ruchi Soya Inds
107
125 Exide Inds
3156.87
51.55
95
116
1996.52
37.69
182
202
1026.35
53.08
149
167
108
114 Rajesh Exports
8187.62
24.08
37
40
6184.29
-11.34
66
47
788.92
155.26
186
294
109
255 PTC(I)
3855.51
4.03
75
69
1700.26
275.49
211
417
1479.56
457.13
99
331
110
100 GSFC
3556.43
7.03
85
78
2998.91
-6.17
123
95
1473.34
7.92
100
83
111
109 Tata Tea
1134.53
7.59
246
219
3084.72
14.05
120
110
1804.05
16.86
82
75
112
112 Zee Entertain. Enterprises
1041.99
20.09
258
275
2879.10
10.53
129
114
2128.24
9.98
74
69
113
110 Apollo Tyres
3693.92
12.20
79
79
2479.50
7.79
144
127
1233.16
26.00
120
119
114
169 Coromandel Fertilisers
3762.36
81.69
77
118
2714.40
56.89
137
166
794.44
55.08
185
213
115
101 Parsvnath Developers
1726.25
39.65
162
189
4634.77
41.83
83
93
1806.59
23.51
81
77
116
113 Nagarjuna Fert. & Chem.
2193.59
20.71
130
132
3611.58
2.52
103
82
1667.16
-5.89
88
72
117
118 Cummins(I)
2350.67
26.37
120
129
1798.04
30.03
200
210
1103.69
18.73
136
126
118
106 Bajaj Hindusthan
1735.87
18.58
160
164
5250.23
57.91
77
89
1434.53
4.81
105
82
119
123 Aurobindo Pharma
2231.11
19.05
125
127
3480.71
5.47
107
92
1220.60
31.35
123
127
120
107 Piramal Healthcare
1902.25
19.73
149
148
2001.09
12.29
181
159
1016.47
-3.78
151
108
121
128 Madras Cements
2014.65
27.74
144
149
3263.18
78.66
115
154
953.85
43.14
162
169
122
120 Patni Computer Systems
1172.30
17.48
239
236
2970.64
15.60
125
116
2558.01
15.81
69
63
123
132 Cadila Healthcare
1674.10
16.22
168
166
2291.00
21.05
159
149
1053.80
19.44
145
135
124
111 STC(I)
15774.13
10.04
21
20
7255.06
99.80
55
79
524.89
21.01
254
235
125
154 Jain Irrigation Systems
1855.11
32.72
152
172
2435.84
45.41
150
173
929.26
95.23
165
223
126
130 Gitanjali Gems
2654.33
19.57
112
107
3720.11
50.97
99
119
1782.76
134.90
85
153
127
185 Omaxe
1789.50
90.20
156
247
3559.04
87.64
104
148
1196.49
272.53
124
289
128
117 Essar Oil
524.63
14.49
468
456
21344.07
37.21
17
19
3449.05
22.93
54
47
129
119 MRF
4406.55
18.32
63
68
2396.81
15.52
151
138
986.15
19.64
158
145
130
122 EIH
1079.88
15.01
253
249
2474.26
8.65
145
130
1305.23
11.20
114
94
131
121 Thermax
3177.10
52.72
94
117
1909.01
14.93
191
174
736.14
27.10
193
193
132
116 Hindustan Copper
1600.26
2.16
176
152
1688.09
10.61
213
191
899.71
37.73
174
175
133
131 Alok Inds
2122.04
17.50
135
135
7870.41
64.11
50
62
1321.18
28.97
112
115
134
143 GTL
1433.33
55.44
200
253
2549.07
3.89
141
120
923.63
-10.80
167
110
135
149 DCM Shriram Consolidated
2489.55
-7.84
117
90
3523.37
13.85
105
99
1145.33
107.55
130
201
2340.84
28.58
121
131
2719.73
16.61
136
124
1228.66
6.81
121
96
69.69
208
298
1935.36
19.23
187
180
1028.25
128.42
148
230 217
136
99 Gammon(I)
137
176 Glenmark Pharma
1371.33
138
151 Shree Cement
2110.02
49.86
136
169
2243.74
39.94
162
181
672.81
33.55
208
776.24
-24.22
356
227
5763.63
59.93
68
80
3071.30
27.75
59
58
139
90 Essar Shipping Ports & Logs.
140
139 Vardhman Textiles
2294.67
9.44
124
114
3965.39
24.26
92
96
1172.14
7.34
125
103
141
135 Kesoram Inds
2987.92
35.26
104
108
2724.10
44.44
134
152
981.92
50.04
160
174
142
136 Nestle(I)
3482.19
24.61
86
85
1378.56
17.70
249
241
418.42
7.59
288
256
143
148 Balrampur Chini
1407.50
12.50
202
186
2662.18
47.38
139
155
864.17
-4.60
178
129
144
127 Triveni Engg. & Inds
1593.01
-16.51
177
126
2470.27
12.03
146
133
783.71
13.25
187
165
145
159 Mphasis
1703.56
54.47
165
212
1420.13
27.88
244
246
982.67
17.55
159
143
146
179 Simplex Infrastructures
2809.50
64.46
107
141
2761.80
58.57
133
164
731.86
165.29
195
319
147
160 Dalmia Cements(Bharat )
1467.63
49.36
192
238
3454.19
46.70
108
123
1147.14
52.25
128
154
148
156 Britannia Inds
2581.72
17.31
114
109
1206.76
29.46
274
267
755.81
22.93
192
183
149
140 Voltas
3044.53
26.83
100
100
2006.13
33.83
178
199
538.32
41.38
246
264
150
196 Apollo Hospitals
1123.81
26.13
248
262
1797.40
64.00
201
249
1238.04
64.34
119
155
34 THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | MARCH 2009
Gross Profit 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Market Cap 30.01.2009
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
RONW RONW (%) (%) 2008 2007
ROA (%) 2008
ROA (%) 2007
ROS (%) 2008
ROS (%) 2007
( Figures in Rs Crore) Company
684.55
13.18
75
69
901.44
-69.40
191
166
20.20
20.79
23.90
22.45
10.86
11.92
GNFC
470.40
81.05
102
143
15460.20
-53.46
26
27
8.17
25.11
8.23
8.60
26.07
32.17
Mundra Port
250.07
28.28
183
186
1135.50
-75.08
167
126
11.00
8.77
6.28
5.74
3.50
3.31
HCC
477.74
51.17
101
118
871.22
-31.34
198
285
25.54
18.98
19.11
18.32
4.88
3.20
Bongaigaon Refinery
758.48
1.29
69
59
9874.33
36.09
41
88
39.51
45.66
38.63
43.29
34.13
35.37
318.32
45.28
150
166
432.35
-79.65
277
205
14.69
11.33
5.60
5.53
1.46
1.18
Ruchi Soya Inds
438.57
51.54
115
133
3252.00
-47.00
90
101
24.39
23.15
21.97
19.96
7.93
7.45
Exide Inds
233.72
121.16
192
286
660.33
-78.61
229
162
26.18
32.77
3.78
1.52
2.52
1.53
Rajesh Exports
120.74
27.51
299
303
1533.95
-8.90
134
242
3.29
13.25
7.10
20.91
1.26
0.95
PTC(I)
498.90
-6.14
96
78
696.98
-63.96
220
219
16.18
19.55
16.64
16.63
6.70
8.03
GSFC
396.03
7.53
122
106
3754.31
-28.11
81
113
17.34
19.86
12.84
13.62
27.58
29.07
Tata Tea
463.25
82.75
103
146
4787.02
-59.69
69
66
13.87
8.59
16.09
9.73
28.32
19.16
Zee Entertain. Enterprises
416.75
62.76
120
145
884.70
-61.65
195
195
17.78
11.59
16.81
11.13
5.94
3.44
383.14
103.57
127
194
1509.52
-1.65
141
260
26.40
19.66
14.12
10.88
5.58
4.86
Coromandel Fertilisers
609.84
71.41
80
110
715.71
-85.96
215
117
22.62
18.58
13.16
10.89
23.68
21.99
Parsvnath Developers
154.85
-8.54
255
210
695.50
-58.19
221
244
1.35
1.79
4.29
4.81
1.03
1.74
427.19
13.26
117
99
3333.33
-49.39
88
94
25.43
26.04
23.76
27.28
11.94
13.01
Cummins(I)
187.52
-50.54
226
98
815.17
-71.05
203
172
3.18
13.94
3.57
11.40
2.63
13.04
Bajaj Hindusthan
418.97
33.04
118
121
859.89
-51.94
199
229
23.82
24.65
12.04
9.54
13.03
12.22
Aurobindo Pharma
417.26
38.20
119
129
4452.75
-30.78
74
95
29.66
17.82
20.85
16.94
15.85
11.85
Piramal Healthcare
708.88
31.42
73
77
1529.15
-68.12
135
123
42.80
46.22
21.72
29.53
20.27
19.53
Madras Cements
538.69
43.46
87
100
1566.02
-56.73
129
150
15.15
9.32
18.13
14.61
33.06
20.62
Patni Computer Systems
347.10
16.24
136
131
3132.46
-2.50
91
158
22.41
23.20
15.15
15.78
14.11
14.21
Cadila Healthcare
173.71
35.21
238
256
624.90
-74.83
236
188
23.71
20.35
2.39
3.54
0.79
0.62
STC(I)
265.03
66.05
176
220
2434.50
-42.70
107
138
15.66
20.82
10.88
9.53
7.85
7.09
Jain Irrigation Systems
151.95
62.44
259
304
427.43
-77.87
279
220
7.75
10.79
4.08
3.80
5.21
3.69
Gitanjali Gems
496.52
189.18
97
208
839.21
-83.60
201
116
33.33
38.87
13.95
9.05
22.29
13.27
-39.22
-
491
497
8906.82
-66.14
46
34
-
-
-
-
-
-
412.49
69.19
121
151
713.85
-65.21
216
212
17.42
9.69
17.21
11.75
3.90
2.15
MRF
390.58
18.05
124
115
3862.70
-39.32
80
97
16.64
17.07
15.79
14.53
20.12
21.34
EIH
449.18
46.22
110
124
1905.21
-75.49
117
85
38.14
32.42
23.53
18.49
8.84
9.03
317.94
-11.32
151
109
8225.21
-69.03
49
33
27.39
48.06
18.83
23.49
15.40
20.04
462.42
30.11
104
111
307.27
-74.26
316
289
15.04
16.08
5.88
7.41
9.36
9.12
Alok Inds
170.32
77.60
240
298
2098.98
-20.74
113
182
13.13
5.15
6.68
3.91
8.46
5.78
GTL
804.30
406.26
66
221
451.76
-60.21
272
297
58.58
8.30
22.83
5.13
26.95
1.70
DCM Shriram Consolidated
183.90
3.85
228
203
563.88
-88.69
247
119
7.19
8.55
6.76
7.59
3.77
5.40
Gammon(I)
486.87
133.60
99
174
3435.61
-71.21
85
65
37.83
29.95
25.16
12.84
28.37
16.68
Glenmark Pharma
831.03
33.81
63
66
1734.34
-61.20
125
131
38.70
35.13
37.04
38.73
12.34
12.57
Shree Cement
371.91
62.20
129
160
1280.37
-86.55
158
74
7.87
5.57
6.45
6.36
31.13
13.08
336.47
-2.27
140
113
344.02
-52.34
304
342
10.45
15.72
8.49
10.79
5.34
8.19
640.43
60.51
78
93
526.70
-76.12
254
199
39.04
40.60
23.51
21.16
12.83
12.03
Kesoram Inds
699.14
28.81
74
74
14139.51
7.90
31
59
98.90
81.02
50.72
46.34
11.88
11.28
Nestle(I)
44.22
-84.61
432
134
1527.89
-23.22
136
215
-
21.46
1.66
15.91
-
15.54
Balrampur Chini
214.24
34.07
204
219
1359.13
-55.55
149
163
14.23
10.90
8.67
7.25
7.00
3.95
224.36
59.58
199
242
3118.34
-35.50
92
122
22.47
15.73
15.80
12.66
12.96
11.93
163.05
74.89
247
305
683.43
-79.10
226
156
12.31
19.47
5.90
5.35
3.21
3.14
518.61
38.92
91
103
629.79
-68.04
235
216
30.26
30.38
15.01
15.86
23.65
23.30
254.55
83.90
181
244
3317.37
-3.57
89
153
25.27
17.51
21.09
14.85
7.40
4.89
Britannia Inds
317.53
34.04
152
154
1430.28
-78.42
147
93
38.71
48.87
15.83
15.80
6.84
7.75
Voltas
178.52
10.38
234
218
2447.75
-13.04
105
173
8.22
13.28
9.93
14.76
9.05
11.23
GlaxoSmithKline Pharma
Apollo Tyres
Nagarjuna Fert. & Chem.
Omaxe Essar Oil
Thermax Hindustan Copper
Essar Shipping Ports & Logs. Vardhman Textiles
Triveni Engg. & Inds Mphasis Simplex Infrastructures Dalmia Cements(Bharat )
Apollo Hospitals
MARCH 2009 | THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | 35
fe 500 companiesbasedoncompositeranking Composite Rank Rank 2008 2007
Company
Net Sales 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Total Assets 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Net Worth 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
151
198 Monnet Ispat
1642.96
89.33
170
274
2452.05
41.73
148
165
1067.83
87.03
141
196
152
167 Titan Inds
2993.74
43.22
103
115
1577.77
33.99
221
238
436.17
33.21
282
287
153
180 Uttam Galva Steels
3155.84
22.54
96
95
3193.30
21.50
118
112
711.04
29.40
197
202
154
177 Birla Corporation
1709.85
10.17
163
155
1686.14
30.48
214
217
1004.98
50.94
154
170
155
129 Sobha Developers
1429.14
20.45
201
197
3310.41
68.95
113
145
988.34
21.19
157
147
156
126 Raymond
1312.67
2.95
216
185
2723.83
6.13
135
117
1398.29
3.11
107
84
157
133 Wockhardt
1221.84
9.05
227
207
2239.58
9.15
163
140
1026.02
7.26
150
123
158
152 Sun Network
861.06
27.20
329
341
1668.82
23.20
216
211
1470.67
20.65
102
89
159
138 Kirloskar Oil Engines
2184.12
14.43
131
125
1934.34
28.97
188
198
914.99
7.48
169
140
160
141 Usha Martin
1639.24
17.53
172
173
2888.10
37.44
128
135
865.50
20.60
177
161
161
184 KEC International
2813.74
37.95
106
119
2436.74
45.00
149
172
495.17
82.05
264
326
162
137 TVS Motor Co.
3219.50
-16.48
93
61
2185.17
-1.24
168
132
821.58
1.52
183
149
163
183 Dabur(I)
2088.98
30.29
137
147
1029.36
42.84
296
312
528.32
31.03
250
251
164
157 Escorts
2078.99
18.56
138
138
2325.50
0.33
157
126
1118.97
9.86
133
118
165
145 Redington(I)
5771.01
27.23
49
51
1246.26
2.19
267
231
569.56
6.46
236
209
166
155 Zuari Inds
2617.95
9.22
113
101
2224.59
6.10
165
136
844.45
8.07
181
152
952.12
-56.08
285
111
2504.92
-35.81
142
74
1267.99
-36.61
117
68
980.56
66.37
277
376
2056.33
-1.74
175
137
1061.70
26.58
143
142
167
88 Ballarpur Inds
168
171 GMDC
169
168 Rolta(I)
850.92
42.02
332
371
2244.46
16.66
161
146
1304.01
13.68
115
97
170
201 Pidilite Inds
1533.59
33.00
184
203
1406.60
69.85
247
291
642.48
31.66
216
219
171
315 K S Oils
2043.89
90.93
142
216
1321.33
196.36
260
420
643.29
288.69
215
402
172
158 Maharashtra Seamless
1491.17
7.28
188
175
1429.99
23.38
241
242
1093.40
18.32
137
128
173
150 Lakshmi Machine Works
2215.88
18.89
126
128
1634.30
8.95
219
197
757.50
30.53
191
191
174
147 Kalpataru Power
1734.47
13.78
161
159
1702.55
12.54
210
195
767.77
19.51
189
180
175
174 Biocon
832.51
1.07
340
293
1735.43
33.25
208
215
1328.20
41.05
111
124
176
209 Divis Laboratories
1033.15
42.81
260
329
1195.66
40.43
275
288
873.99
61.24
176
206
177
166 Electrosteel Castings
1331.49
18.39
213
206
2230.18
29.27
164
170
1146.60
41.27
129
148
178
219 Gujarat NRE Coke
872.15
69.90
320
425
2310.91
39.60
158
176
1108.04
101.80
135
203
179
153 S.Kumars Nationwide
1605.72
30.60
175
190
2198.78
11.96
166
144
862.40
47.30
179
190
180
212 Varun Shipping Co.
932.57
38.65
295
342
3270.35
25.45
114
113
914.84
26.39
170
160
181
262 Era Infra Engineering
1464.48
91.93
194
314
2339.81
82.91
156
220
466.21
60.39
272
310
182
124 ITI
1154.88
-34.55
243
137
5221.46
-0.44
78
60
686.22
-36.34
205
106
183
193 Engineers(I)
721.87
26.62
376
388
1809.64
26.03
199
205
1152.05
11.69
127
113
184
187 Gujarat Industries Power
935.55
17.59
292
302
2154.84
15.94
170
153
1137.00
5.38
132
105
185
197 Orchid Chem. & Pharma.
1197.24
35.40
232
267
3429.24
20.34
110
107
688.10
37.28
203
218
186
163 HT Media
1186.23
14.14
236
223
1427.98
20.49
242
235
915.73
16.83
168
151
187
172 SRF
1620.18
-10.33
174
134
1945.90
10.23
186
162
971.56
11.19
161
138
188
186 Aban Offshore
657.92
32.83
397
435
2709.20
42.78
138
147
1012.91
52.90
152
171
189
164 United Breweries
1367.31
29.75
209
220
1373.99
10.86
251
226
611.26
9.62
225
200
190
175 Indo Rama Synthetics(I)
2552.31
26.92
115
122
2618.29
8.91
140
121
633.53
-3.88
221
172
191
182 Alstom Projects(I)
1547.08
26.84
182
191
2002.71
35.61
179
201
352.09
3.39
327
280
192
194 Castrol(I)
1886.62
7.84
151
139
944.58
19.80
315
299
430.18
3.00
284
243
193
162 Patel Engineering
983.30
-3.03
276
231
2090.76
47.21
174
207
844.19
20.06
182
164
194
215 Godrej Inds
724.65
10.57
373
349
1835.71
59.63
197
243
1058.42
157.77
144
247
195
161 Kirloskar Brothers
1462.81
13.11
195
181
1647.50
24.88
217
213
662.06
9.97
210
186
196
189 Gujarat Alkalies & Chem
1136.04
8.48
245
222
1838.09
11.57
196
177
1078.43
21.38
139
132
197
205 Tata Teleservices(Mah)
1707.19
21.34
164
170
3437.99
20.35
109
106
-200.59
-
497
498
198
173 Mukand
1910.39
6.40
148
136
2775.99
21.82
131
128
774.13
5.81
188
158
199
202 Tube Investments(I)
1762.33
9.12
158
145
1353.95
22.26
255
247
717.97
9.47
196
173
200
199 Deccan Chronicle
782.37
41.53
353
396
2098.36
38.34
173
192
1067.09
29.04
142
144
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Gross Profit 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Market Cap 30.01.2009
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
RONW RONW (%) (%) 2008 2007
ROA (%) 2008
ROA (%) 2007
ROS (%) 2008
ROS (%) 2007
( Figures in Rs Crore) Company
263.87
32.78
177
183
691.82
-66.84
223
208
15.56
23.61
10.76
11.49
10.11
15.53
228.33
48.26
196
228
4092.54
-20.90
78
115
36.29
28.81
14.47
13.08
5.29
4.51
Titan Inds
202.72
15.85
215
204
388.07
-18.82
290
373
17.42
20.58
6.35
6.66
3.93
4.39
Uttam Galva Steels
591.17
18.22
84
81
1081.22
-38.11
171
233
39.16
49.00
35.06
38.70
23.02
21.02
Birla Corporation
305.34
45.07
157
173
634.59
-88.56
233
107
23.10
19.80
9.22
10.74
15.97
13.61
Sobha Developers
165.15
-44.63
244
132
562.55
-74.40
248
201
4.73
14.84
6.06
11.62
5.04
15.78
Raymond
304.04
-0.08
158
125
1128.33
-71.94
168
140
20.85
22.32
13.58
14.83
17.50
19.06
Wockhardt
677.54
28.41
76
79
6492.47
-51.56
61
57
24.95
22.05
40.60
38.95
42.62
39.71
Sun Network
229.36
-14.87
194
138
683.41
-72.42
227
189
13.00
20.96
11.86
17.96
5.45
9.35
Kirloskar Oil Engines
275.45
28.99
170
170
589.62
-75.86
242
190
16.73
14.14
9.54
10.16
8.84
7.28
Usha Martin
286.07
48.49
165
189
799.06
-70.59
206
179
34.77
38.47
11.74
11.46
6.12
5.13
KEC International
125.90
-27.52
290
205
394.25
-60.00
288
307
3.87
8.23
5.76
7.85
0.99
1.73
TVS Motor Co.
383.85
26.71
126
128
7612.88
-10.14
52
80
59.96
62.52
37.29
42.04
15.16
15.72
Dabur(I)
25.05
-64.92
462
348
334.27
-54.38
309
340
-
1.87
1.08
3.08
-
1.08
Escorts
107.59
57.50
317
356
898.62
-66.74
192
180
11.78
7.93
8.63
5.60
1.16
0.94
Redington(I)
132.53
-71.73
280
85
406.12
-55.53
286
317
8.69
50.37
5.96
22.36
2.80
16.42
Zuari Inds
236.09
-50.48
190
83
819.51
-70.13
202
176
10.21
12.54
9.43
12.22
13.60
11.57
Ballarpur Inds
508.80
61.61
94
122
1305.39
-77.74
156
106
24.86
12.96
24.74
15.04
26.92
18.44
GMDC
441.29
45.04
113
126
1495.84
-62.28
144
141
20.16
15.89
19.66
15.81
30.90
30.42
Rolta(I)
265.39
45.63
175
197
2446.21
-43.69
106
135
29.25
24.53
18.87
22.01
12.26
10.38
Pidilite Inds
194.13
147.80
221
336
1524.96
-26.46
137
210
18.76
34.63
14.69
17.57
5.91
5.35
319.06
-13.48
148
105
887.75
-67.43
194
177
17.86
25.31
22.31
31.82
13.09
16.82
Maharashtra Seamless
485.13
29.75
100
102
635.63
-76.07
232
181
31.99
35.53
29.68
24.93
10.93
11.06
Lakshmi Machine Works
222.33
-4.06
200
158
741.07
-81.00
211
143
19.53
24.83
13.06
15.32
8.65
10.46
Kalpataru Power
273.93
17.57
171
156
2030.00
-49.80
115
139
14.72
16.82
15.78
17.89
23.49
19.22
Biocon
437.73
76.08
116
148
5721.22
-39.24
65
76
40.45
35.37
36.61
29.20
34.22
26.51
Divis Laboratories
95.55
-50.02
338
191
434.11
-75.35
275
231
4.54
13.08
4.28
11.08
3.91
9.44
249.97
162.13
184
300
1123.17
-74.63
169
132
15.60
10.15
10.82
5.76
19.82
10.86
Gujarat NRE Coke
253.05
42.36
182
201
440.08
-83.80
274
178
20.65
21.10
11.51
9.05
11.09
10.05
S.Kumars Nationwide
439.10
40.40
114
123
705.80
-40.29
218
291
24.68
19.53
13.43
12.00
24.21
21.01
Varun Shipping Co.
224.51
89.28
198
266
1056.77
-37.32
176
241
26.03
27.22
9.60
9.27
8.29
10.37
Era Infra Engineering
-329.11
-
500
499
442.08
-66.81
273
277
-
-
-
-
-
-
302.11
47.25
159
176
2814.74
-42.31
99
121
16.82
13.38
16.69
14.29
26.84
24.20
Engineers(I)
220.83
-18.51
201
136
760.03
-52.75
209
253
9.00
16.95
10.25
14.58
10.93
22.99
Gujarat Industries Power
334.72
74.88
142
190
508.93
-68.64
258
249
26.82
19.28
9.76
6.72
15.41
10.93
Orchid Chem. & Pharma.
242.59
14.13
187
172
1261.44
-72.75
159
125
15.79
14.68
16.99
17.93
12.19
11.07
HT Media
300.47
-42.05
162
80
414.58
-47.27
284
331
14.28
33.08
15.44
29.37
8.56
16.00
SRF
341.76
28.96
138
140
1829.79
-87.26
121
53
15.71
15.03
12.61
13.97
24.18
20.11
Aban Offshore
153.24
16.50
258
253
1777.20
-74.00
124
91
10.22
11.67
11.15
10.61
4.57
6.18
United Breweries
154.08
7.88
257
236
204.97
-66.56
349
357
0.48
3.13
5.88
5.94
0.12
1.03
Indo Rama Synthetics(I)
139.57
-18.14
271
209
1524.37
-70.07
138
118
20.82
32.12
6.97
11.54
4.74
8.97
Alstom Projects(I)
355.59
41.10
132
147
4093.63
23.32
77
154
50.78
36.99
37.65
31.96
11.58
8.83
Castrol(I)
190.94
28.24
222
231
878.21
-80.42
196
129
17.49
15.66
9.13
10.48
15.01
10.86
Patel Engineering
140.79
32.82
270
285
2049.92
-80.22
114
72
10.28
19.01
7.67
9.22
15.02
11.91
Godrej Inds
168.25
-56.54
243
96
710.64
-80.22
217
151
16.64
55.89
10.21
29.35
7.53
26.02
Kirloskar Brothers
374.04
3.77
128
108
490.58
-60.37
261
287
20.78
21.00
20.35
21.88
19.73
17.81
Gujarat Alkalies & Chem
313.61
131.24
154
249
4306.62
-39.42
75
89
-
-
9.12
4.75
-
-
156.04
-19.33
254
187
154.67
-77.77
381
344
7.67
12.76
5.62
8.49
3.11
5.20
Mukand
133.96
-45.04
278
152
582.89
-52.16
243
288
7.87
23.75
9.89
22.01
3.21
9.65
Tube Investments(I)
447.04
73.64
111
144
928.17
-83.02
186
111
25.48
19.51
21.30
16.97
34.76
29.19
Monnet Ispat
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fe 500 companiesbasedoncompositeranking Composite Rank Rank 2008 2007
Company
Net Sales 2008
201
240 Havells(I)
2051.64
33.04
140
157
1171.68
95.67
277
355
649.03
147.32
211
335
202
319 BGR Energy Systems
1504.84
94.14
187
306
1536.63
149.03
229
349
471.33
461.04
269
467
203
226 Jindal Poly Films
1260.06
23.49
225
229
1323.40
6.06
259
223
912.86
16.01
171
150
204
195 JK Cement
1458.25
39.24
196
221
1905.50
16.50
192
178
1053.34
28.44
146
146
205
370 Hind.Nat.Glass
1021.58
98.14
262
424
1460.16
143.57
236
354
857.17
275.90
180
356
206
214 GlaxoSmithkline Cons Health
1276.86
14.80
224
211
913.11
21.92
323
305
646.35
19.09
214
205
207
165 Shree Precoated Steels
1940.09
16.33
146
142
1722.29
8.34
209
182
611.86
63.37
224
270
208
190 Matrix Laboratories
952.09
25.88
286
318
1457.71
-3.31
237
196
687.90
-29.70
204
120
209
204 PSL
2043.91
43.11
141
167
1965.08
25.97
184
186
565.56
68.22
237
281
210
203 Uflex
1282.31
6.55
222
193
2379.80
14.80
154
139
637.44
31.44
220
221
211
181 JK Tyre Inds.
2816.16
7.93
105
92
2386.17
2.46
152
125
533.92
-9.77
249
188
212
218 Motherson Sumi Systems
1303.10
20.52
219
215
1229.83
24.72
270
260
402.45
33.71
296
301
213
200 ABG Shipyard
966.84
37.27
284
333
3032.40
85.44
122
179
734.46
24.95
194
189
214
191 ICI(I)
937.03
4.98
291
260
1126.92
-14.14
280
214
762.97
-12.27
190
139
215
188 Prakash Inds
1255.81
34.61
226
251
1391.47
13.88
248
229
909.75
36.04
172
168
216
296 Tulip Telecom
1216.44
44.68
228
283
1410.96
192.07
246
401
445.13
59.27
279
318
217
221 Sterlite Technologies
1683.89
39.79
166
192
1562.58
27.92
225
230
539.51
30.37
244
244
218
192 Mercator Lines
803.12
0.64
345
300
2103.23
5.27
171
143
902.13
60.56
173
199
219
225 Eicher Motors
2202.39
12.80
128
124
1121.07
2.55
281
251
458.33
10.88
275
245
220
178 Ansal Prop. & Infras.
832.98
15.06
338
328
2768.87
53.58
132
156
1076.63
15.53
140
125
221
216 Great Offshore
694.30
22.18
387
389
2048.89
35.23
176
194
887.97
42.55
175
182
222
270 Nava Bharat Ventures
895.25
61.88
309
395
1445.33
40.60
240
253
803.27
92.18
184
242
223
253 Gujarat Gas Co.
1192.92
44.43
234
291
934.70
33.02
319
320
563.15
31.61
238
236
224
210 Kansai Nerolac Paints
1393.17
8.55
203
183
926.70
15.77
321
296
593.69
16.02
230
214
225
366 Gulf Oil Corp
747.17
24.25
363
369
2462.54
328.89
147
365
2053.89
-
75
409
226
170 Kingfisher Airlines
1922.12
18.46
147
144
1790.20
0.50
202
160
198.87
-48.31
408
262
227
236 JBF Inds
2150.67
45.60
133
162
1479.29
34.77
234
248
596.96
53.96
229
258
228
206 Gujarat Fluorochemicals
723.27
26.06
375
384
1816.59
26.73
198
206
990.69
39.23
155
162
229
227 Blue Star
2196.72
39.77
129
150
1036.82
39.70
294
307
263.55
23.75
376
364
230
220 Finolex Inds
1382.85
36.62
204
232
1759.09
18.59
206
200
554.00
4.79
240
210
231
252 Torrent Pharma
969.85
11.52
281
272
1227.20
28.63
271
263
585.25
26.03
232
227
232
237 Ipca Laboratories
1060.93
14.11
256
252
1178.37
28.56
276
272
607.66
25.03
226
220
233
230 Su-Raj Diamonds
2141.32
36.31
134
151
1915.32
20.81
190
183
646.63
14.91
213
198
234
224 Aventis Pharma
886.34
-0.05
314
266
867.39
4.54
334
290
706.85
16.22
198
185
235
239 Graphite(I)
1064.09
29.12
255
292
1524.33
5.77
230
204
697.91
17.46
201
187
236
211 Dredging Corp
705.32
23.12
384
386
1481.21
15.35
233
218
1238.78
9.33
118
98
237
229 SKF(I)
1571.82
16.98
180
179
859.87
21.10
337
316
545.25
29.13
243
238
238
238 Deepak Fert. & Petrochem.
1054.20
26.34
257
285
1354.64
13.88
254
233
698.80
9.97
200
181
239
248 Marico
1568.79
14.37
181
176
832.11
23.25
344
332
280.23
52.72
368
387
240
242 Hotel Leelaventure
514.58
35.11
473
510
3259.36
59.08
116
141
930.17
3.22
164
131
241
228 Mcleod Russel(I)
653.18
8.07
400
362
1846.87
3.62
193
158
1113.03
0.01
134
100
242
291 Bombay Rayon
926.11
89.24
301
440
1446.92
57.68
239
271
591.96
22.56
231
222
243
235 Tamil Nadu Newsprint
979.62
10.02
278
264
1691.28
9.32
212
187
640.01
11.02
219
195
244
208 Ceat
2334.79
9.17
122
112
1565.07
10.30
223
208
513.26
35.55
257
266
245
213 Sanghi Inds
846.97
3.46
335
294
1845.78
11.18
194
175
685.00
18.39
206
194
246
207 ISMT
1193.19
-0.65
233
195
1764.02
12.99
205
185
536.64
14.12
247
225
247
223 GHCL
1068.41
24.44
254
278
2020.65
6.84
177
150
502.54
19.04
261
239
248
264 Binani Cement
967.08
42.54
283
340
1768.63
40.97
204
222
417.64
38.64
289
300
249
222 Finolex Cables
1382.33
33.47
205
225
1119.10
14.93
282
262
641.52
10.59
218
192
250
251 Asian Hotels
513.52
24.22
474
490
1790.02
18.02
203
193
1503.13
25.84
97
93
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% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Total Assets 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Net Worth 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Gross Profit 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Market Cap 30.01.2009
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
( Figures in Rs Crore)
RONW RONW (%) (%) 2008 2007
ROA (%) 2008
ROA (%) 2007
ROS (%) 2008
ROS (%) 2007
Company
Havells(I)
177.60
37.90
235
255
667.82
-79.41
228
157
22.12
38.92
15.16
21.51
7.00
6.62
129.59
91.33
286
359
1081.08
-75.42
172
134
17.92
46.66
8.43
10.98
5.61
5.06
BGR Energy Systems
256.47
69.99
179
229
802.25
19.91
205
349
14.52
8.26
19.38
12.09
10.52
6.37
Jindal Poly Films
385.54
27.18
125
127
277.27
-76.14
327
293
25.17
21.78
20.23
18.53
18.18
17.06
203.84
141.72
213
323
942.94
-20.91
183
290
18.71
15.02
13.96
14.07
15.70
6.64
297.46
30.32
163
161
2503.83
-0.66
104
187
25.17
23.39
32.58
30.48
12.74
11.41
301.61
0.56
160
130
382.04
-89.80
294
148
40.13
56.15
17.51
18.87
12.66
12.61
Shree Precoated Steels
-230.34
-
498
251
1329.56
-49.38
153
184
-
10.18
-
8.79
-
13.17
Matrix Laboratories
174.58
35.00
237
254
306.36
-83.09
319
225
14.99
18.49
8.88
8.29
4.15
4.35
PSL
146.29
3.94
262
241
382.35
-62.11
293
304
9.72
8.68
6.15
6.79
4.83
3.50
Uflex
206.75
77.53
211
268
146.99
-66.31
386
379
12.50
2.88
8.66
5.00
2.37
0.65
JK Tyre Inds.
212.48
11.37
208
192
2111.67
-33.26
112
160
31.85
37.94
17.28
19.35
9.84
10.56
255.43
39.63
180
196
356.95
-90.66
298
145
21.88
19.78
8.42
11.19
16.62
16.51
ABG Shipyard
109.39
-81.95
315
68
1521.54
-27.01
139
209
7.89
51.56
9.71
46.17
6.43
50.24
ICI(I)
268.92
24.89
173
169
465.92
-84.13
266
167
21.84
19.86
19.33
17.62
15.82
14.23
Prakash Inds
242.20
99.08
188
263
1137.09
-58.74
165
175
42.07
34.69
17.17
25.18
15.39
11.53
Tulip Telecom
180.43
100.06
231
309
415.19
-69.58
283
275
18.67
12.29
11.55
7.38
5.98
4.22
Sterlite Technologies
280.37
62.75
166
206
652.54
-75.31
230
183
18.72
12.75
13.33
8.62
21.02
8.98
Mercator Lines
126.83
-0.70
289
257
616.29
-24.41
238
327
13.76
14.82
11.31
11.68
2.86
3.14
Eicher Motors
233.81
16.94
191
181
307.59
-89.44
315
169
15.01
14.15
8.44
11.09
19.40
18.22
Ansal Prop. & Infras.
318.38
37.33
149
157
897.67
-72.69
193
155
22.88
22.70
15.54
15.30
29.27
24.89
Great Offshore
393.95
119.35
123
199
845.60
-56.64
200
217
39.20
33.60
27.26
17.47
35.17
25.40
Nava Bharat Ventures
271.87
73.04
172
224
1501.11
-30.76
142
202
28.25
20.78
29.09
22.36
13.34
10.76
Gujarat Gas Co.
208.79
8.10
209
188
993.38
-51.66
180
211
20.18
21.04
22.53
24.13
8.60
8.39
Kansai Nerolac Paints
44.59
8.10
428
430
200.00
-86.94
352
261
1.22
14.58
1.81
7.18
3.36
3.83
Gulf Oil Corp
-226.48
-
497
500
932.01
-61.24
185
192
-
-
-
-
-
-
213.58
35.19
205
223
205.70
-77.35
348
318
23.24
20.83
14.44
14.39
6.45
5.47
456.35
22.66
106
104
692.78
-83.91
222
137
32.30
33.96
25.12
25.96
44.24
42.12
259.27
133.79
178
279
1336.21
-69.73
152
133
66.06
33.42
25.01
14.94
7.92
4.53
Blue Star
158.44
1.81
253
227
353.49
-66.99
302
299
12.85
13.22
9.01
10.49
5.15
6.90
Finolex Inds
213.02
28.58
206
212
1117.83
-13.77
170
283
26.57
24.32
17.36
17.36
16.04
12.99
Torrent Pharma
204.00
14.12
212
200
873.62
-46.95
197
246
23.22
25.15
17.31
19.50
13.30
13.15
Ipca Laboratories
JK Cement Hind.Nat.Glass GlaxoSmithkline Cons Health
Motherson Sumi Systems
Kingfisher Airlines JBF Inds Gujarat Fluorochemicals
73.22
34.50
370
400
100.07
-61.03
419
426
9.68
8.52
3.82
3.43
2.92
3.05
Su-Raj Diamonds
236.88
-10.11
189
141
2012.39
-6.01
116
204
20.43
27.83
27.31
31.76
16.29
19.09
Aventis Pharma
231.35
-14.25
193
137
425.35
-52.04
281
319
19.15
32.63
15.18
18.72
12.56
23.52
Graphite(I)
212.55
-12.10
207
153
630.56
-70.80
234
203
12.50
16.66
14.35
18.83
21.95
32.94
Dredging Corp
276.15
53.28
168
198
720.03
-60.51
214
224
29.47
24.15
32.12
25.37
10.22
7.59
195.09
17.26
219
211
480.69
-54.37
264
301
14.35
14.62
14.40
13.99
9.51
11.14
201.05
9.46
217
195
3535.25
-6.97
84
146
51.18
63.31
24.16
27.21
9.14
8.47
267.49
20.14
174
163
683.82
-59.81
225
239
16.14
14.03
8.21
10.87
29.17
33.20
72.43
9.28
374
363
527.60
-29.68
253
336
4.24
4.27
3.92
3.72
7.23
7.85
203.01
137.19
214
320
727.62
-59.53
213
227
20.46
11.27
14.03
9.33
13.08
11.12
248.91
30.68
185
193
428.06
-45.31
278
332
17.63
14.93
14.72
12.31
11.52
9.66
Tamil Nadu Newsprint
228.61
155.15
195
311
124.46
-86.99
396
311
28.95
10.37
14.61
6.31
6.36
1.84
Ceat
198.92
-15.47
218
155
453.16
-72.55
271
245
15.53
24.68
10.78
14.17
12.56
17.44
Sanghi Inds
181.39
-8.12
230
184
271.03
-78.35
328
286
18.64
27.67
10.28
12.64
8.38
10.83
ISMT
214.42
-1.90
203
167
285.56
-79.02
324
276
20.06
28.10
10.61
11.56
9.44
13.82
GHCL
343.59
72.04
137
182
601.18
-66.70
241
226
42.10
31.74
19.43
15.92
18.18
14.09
Binani Cement
146.15
18.86
263
262
306.66
-79.63
318
263
13.86
11.89
13.06
12.63
6.43
6.66
Finolex Cables
225.93
39.62
197
217
547.20
-62.74
250
268
8.78
7.66
12.62
10.67
25.71
22.13
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fe 500 companiesbasedoncompositeranking Composite Rank Rank 2008 2007
Company
251
254 Jai Balaji Inds
252
323 Chettinad Cement Corp
253
Net Sales 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Total Assets 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Net Worth 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
1277.49
25.62
223
230
2189.24
94.18
167
244
352.53
57.46
326
358
930.18
28.25
298
327
1128.33
64.73
279
327
392.49
49.10
303
332
232 Welspun(I)
1177.07
25.15
238
248
2354.43
10.88
155
134
558.82
2.96
239
204
254
261 JK Lakshmi Cement
1108.31
31.58
251
282
1499.68
19.26
231
221
642.42
56.76
217
248
255
278 Pfizer
737.43
0.36
366
322
866.58
34.22
335
336
648.64
59.87
212
250
256
243 HEG
946.87
16.13
287
295
1454.96
0.72
238
203
527.76
47.34
251
276
257
305 Consolidated Const. Consortium
1448.09
70.43
197
281
948.66
88.39
314
397
450.84
142.57
277
385
258
250 Asahi India Glass
994.69
30.66
271
316
1917.40
7.89
189
161
294.45
2.56
359
313
259
256 Asian Star Co.
1305.10
12.16
217
202
961.57
8.37
311
278
329.60
13.65
342
311
260
263 Suashish Diamonds
932.09
-0.15
296
250
1550.28
37.94
226
245
584.42
15.40
233
216
261
217 Colgate Palmolive(I)
1517.47
14.19
186
180
701.09
1.30
381
326
162.21
-42.18
438
317
262
234 Punjab Tractors
970.05
1.43
280
245
857.48
5.59
338
293
664.84
2.76
209
178
263
260 BL Kashyap & Sons
1542.74
90.91
183
299
1003.45
48.20
301
331
401.25
35.79
298
306
264
329 Ramsarup Inds.
1740.31
35.23
159
182
1844.08
164.98
195
325
379.44
103.91
311
384
265
288 Shree Renuka Sugars
798.05
-6.90
347
279
1096.43
57.21
287
324
335.74
50.94
339
361
266
297 KSL & Inds
646.88
25.26
404
422
1317.22
49.40
261
280
470.54
32.40
270
277
267
257 Abhishek Inds
1186.67
22.62
235
244
1975.88
27.97
183
189
439.24
9.96
281
253
268
306 Orient Paper & Inds.
1321.65
17.39
214
205
889.75
24.12
328
314
494.09
183.98
265
395
269
258 EID Parry(I)
616.45
11.73
418
398
1299.06
9.38
263
234
512.14
-4.57
259
208
270
265 Bombay Dyeing
709.71
84.06
380
506
2100.74
21.73
172
168
395.91
-1.68
300
252
271
282 Berger Paints(I)
1339.91
14.97
211
200
701.28
14.91
380
351
349.01
26.52
331
320
272
295 Godfrey Phillips(I)
902.93
18.57
308
315
837.79
33.48
342
344
499.96
19.56
262
241
273
247 Sundram Fasteners
1205.92
0.54
230
196
1208.78
19.76
273
255
422.11
12.63
287
269
274
281 Gujarat Ambuja Exports
1829.09
30.63
153
171
1053.22
81.38
290
363
358.34
18.09
324
296
275
231 Panacea Biotec
830.73
-0.11
341
287
1264.20
37.06
264
268
697.20
29.33
202
207
276
276 Apar Inds
1641.78
16.02
171
168
1420.48
52.17
243
266
275.95
30.61
369
368
277
249 Jagran Prakashan
749.63
25.32
362
372
787.42
9.14
357
311
538.76
5.41
245
215
278
274 Garden Silk
1676.28
20.31
167
174
1364.37
16.18
252
239
392.26
9.27
304
275
279
294 Indraprastha Gas
713.11
14.64
379
356
747.50
19.40
366
346
576.46
23.30
235
226
280
244 Firstsource Solutions
489.64
13.16
485
474
2246.19
91.52
160
240
629.28
-38.84
222
114
281
269 Jyoti Structures
1373.06
41.21
207
243
896.80
25.40
326
315
341.22
23.72
336
321
282
268 India Glycols
1305.06
47.07
218
265
1262.94
6.69
265
236
482.68
52.26
268
290
283
379 Koutons Retail(I)
793.46
97.18
348
498
929.16
83.37
320
395
349.63
114.06
330
404
284
275 Man Inds(I)
1446.78
29.25
198
209
1300.80
30.33
262
256
366.20
19.33
320
295
285
289 Prism Cement
878.21
14.31
318
313
826.43
27.29
349
335
617.77
50.23
223
246
286
266 Polaris Software Lab
938.02
3.73
290
257
745.13
5.36
367
317
601.30
5.52
228
197
287
302 Whirlpool(I)
1797.40
21.76
154
163
998.40
15.15
305
285
236.47
15.60
391
373
288
287 Bannari Amman Sugars
653.22
-17.65
399
304
1011.07
29.72
299
302
468.15
7.47
271
233
289
349 Electrotherm(I)
1333.06
82.25
212
325
1546.60
78.10
227
282
381.74
79.25
310
365
290
311 Bayer CropScience
934.43
27.28
294
324
785.73
24.99
359
343
369.44
11.47
319
286
291
259 Ashapura Minechem
1488.67
64.29
189
256
867.88
48.51
333
359
491.82
34.48
267
273
292
298 Adhunik Metaliks
1000.58
36.20
268
323
1614.93
69.29
220
264
309.85
17.79
346
334
293
285 Mangalore Chem. & Fert.
1623.11
18.51
173
177
1041.54
28.58
293
294
372.80
7.31
318
279
294
391 Gokul Refoils & Solvent
2042.86
30.88
143
153
785.88
71.77
358
413
192.52
55.46
410
435
295
272 Balkrishna Inds
978.05
13.07
279
277
1112.09
28.25
284
284
411.10
18.32
291
278
296
233 Fert. & Chem. Travancore
858.39
-41.15
330
165
1010.38
-14.41
300
237
252.81
0.06
381
340
297
279 OCL(I)
765.12
-5.44
357
296
1349.98
36.76
256
258
553.10
50.32
241
272
298
309 Atlas Copco(I)
935.13
31.67
293
331
757.93
44.92
365
387
333.11
24.47
340
329
299
322 MindTree
733.84
24.31
369
375
742.26
32.81
369
374
533.98
22.62
248
234
300
299 Alembic
990.07
43.16
272
336
937.79
5.99
317
279
341.37
-11.31
335
261
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Gross Profit 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Market Cap 30.01.2009
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
RONW RONW (%) (%) 2008 2007
ROA (%) 2008
ROA (%) 2007
ROS (%) 2008
ROS (%) 2007
( Figures in Rs Crore) Company
190.06
58.42
224
264
321.76
-83.18
312
221
33.72
27.77
8.68
10.64
9.30
6.11
327.84
47.80
145
165
1357.00
4.59
150
282
41.73
43.58
29.06
32.38
17.61
15.82
129.71
-16.88
284
226
116.94
-75.50
401
374
4.70
9.60
5.51
7.35
2.23
5.54
335.15
50.67
141
164
230.99
-70.17
342
333
34.82
43.46
22.35
17.69
20.18
21.15
JK Lakshmi Cement
457.29
165.85
105
207
1563.62
-19.46
130
218
52.25
26.06
52.77
26.64
45.96
14.39
Pfizer
276.90
86.62
167
232
459.24
-71.91
268
248
27.73
20.61
19.03
10.27
15.46
9.06
136.03
109.44
274
367
511.90
-86.89
256
142
19.32
24.88
14.34
12.90
6.01
5.44
Consolidated Const. Consortium
120.85
-8.71
298
252
649.99
-59.23
231
254
4.64
14.75
6.30
7.45
1.37
5.56
Asahi India Glass
57.75
32.70
403
425
965.64
-29.99
182
274
12.24
9.50
6.01
4.90
3.09
2.37
Asian Star Co.
99.54
84.13
329
402
334.65
-24.19
308
376
11.34
8.55
6.42
4.81
7.11
4.64
Suashish Diamonds
307.64
44.66
156
171
5756.20
5.14
64
110
142.85
57.09
43.88
30.73
15.27
12.05
114.02
-8.78
310
261
581.17
-63.97
244
252
9.80
12.05
13.30
15.39
6.72
8.15
189.19
99.38
225
302
377.94
-89.96
296
147
28.75
18.82
18.85
14.01
7.48
6.88
BL Kashyap & Sons
117.17
60.90
301
344
100.86
-69.51
417
406
16.33
23.41
6.35
10.46
3.56
3.38
Ramsarup Inds.
102.70
24.64
324
327
2194.20
-8.79
110
191
16.21
24.99
9.37
11.81
6.82
6.48
Shree Renuka Sugars
94.05
13.53
342
326
1354.08
-35.22
151
206
9.52
10.36
7.14
9.40
6.93
7.13
KSL & Inds
129.20
-6.85
287
243
139.82
-65.55
387
389
9.10
10.25
6.54
8.98
3.37
4.23
Abhishek Inds
340.54
39.17
139
150
411.63
-64.97
285
292
41.39
75.11
38.27
34.14
15.47
11.61
4.90
-97.59
488
177
1282.08
-25.42
157
237
-
23.74
0.38
17.11
-
23.10
52.15
-8.38
412
389
579.73
-80.86
245
165
4.21
8.92
2.48
3.30
2.35
9.32
135.43
14.11
275
265
1050.61
-27.98
177
269
26.38
30.11
19.31
19.45
6.87
7.13
181.83
23.40
229
233
911.82
-36.38
189
272
22.45
21.07
21.70
23.48
12.43
11.57
135.40
-4.01
276
240
315.15
-63.77
313
320
15.96
19.17
11.20
13.98
5.59
5.99
Sundram Fasteners
140.81
47.96
269
301
233.12
-76.24
340
309
19.88
15.41
13.37
16.39
3.90
3.34
Gujarat Ambuja Exports
217.16
-6.13
202
159
347.03
-84.68
303
197
19.10
27.23
17.18
25.08
16.03
17.65
116.01
60.81
303
345
250.15
-72.85
334
315
30.97
21.76
8.17
7.73
5.21
3.25
177.37
29.19
236
246
1325.06
-65.49
154
144
18.21
14.91
22.53
19.03
13.09
12.74
125.59
17.09
291
283
124.25
-54.49
398
422
10.20
6.48
9.20
9.13
2.39
1.67
323.24
21.91
147
139
1500.10
-10.07
143
243
30.26
29.51
43.24
42.35
24.46
22.18
Indraprastha Gas
98.01
-15.56
331
270
492.85
-78.16
260
198
9.16
7.22
4.36
9.90
11.77
17.17
Firstsource Solutions
122.91
32.22
294
306
498.88
-73.74
259
223
21.22
19.95
13.71
13.00
5.27
5.66
Jyoti Structures
301.53
186.63
161
287
159.47
-83.40
378
310
36.99
12.95
23.88
8.89
13.68
4.63
India Glycols
114.65
103.35
305
393
1465.79
-51.80
145
164
19.87
21.12
12.34
11.13
8.76
8.57
Koutons Retail(I)
136.52
35.71
273
291
175.29
-72.42
366
352
19.45
18.02
10.50
10.08
4.92
4.94
Man Inds(I)
348.26
6.95
135
117
510.01
-65.83
257
264
39.11
46.88
42.14
50.15
27.51
25.09
100.39
-25.47
327
250
483.51
-41.63
263
326
8.75
13.97
13.47
19.04
5.61
8.80
63.80
140.75
390
456
354.60
-18.51
300
380
13.67
-
6.39
3.06
1.80
-
Jai Balaji Inds Chettinad Cement Corp Welspun(I)
HEG
Colgate Palmolive(I) Punjab Tractors
Orient Paper & Inds. EID Parry(I) Bombay Dyeing Berger Paints(I) Godfrey Phillips(I)
Panacea Biotec Apar Inds Jagran Prakashan Garden Silk
Prism Cement Polaris Software Lab Whirlpool(I)
78.18
-46.29
363
235
916.74
0.11
188
316
9.04
20.73
7.73
18.68
6.48
11.38
134.91
71.14
277
333
107.40
-74.59
409
384
16.29
20.29
8.72
9.08
4.66
5.91
71.75
-34.08
376
280
924.10
-29.71
187
281
10.63
17.16
9.13
17.32
4.20
7.74
180.40
9.56
232
214
165.51
-93.00
372
193
27.66
29.67
20.79
28.18
9.14
11.98
Ashapura Minechem
114.13
16.19
308
294
268.67
-81.74
329
267
25.97
29.45
7.07
10.30
8.04
10.55
Adhunik Metaliks
76.65
34.52
365
388
147.59
-58.64
385
395
10.85
7.90
7.36
7.03
2.49
2.01
Mangalore Chem. & Fert.
94.19
107.74
341
418
489.20
-
262
-
28.55
21.57
11.99
9.91
2.69
1.71
Gokul Refoils & Solvent
207.20
25.99
210
215
290.53
-79.88
322
271
25.99
23.93
18.63
18.97
10.92
9.61
Balkrishna Inds
44.42
-
429
495
1135.61
-40.51
166
222
3.55
-
4.40
-
1.04
-
202.68
35.05
216
230
280.52
-73.20
326
303
21.00
21.07
15.01
15.20
15.18
9.58
154.27
11.81
256
245
910.97
-68.88
190
168
24.32
26.92
20.35
26.38
8.66
10.14
Atlas Copco(I)
147.66
29.53
261
274
778.61
-41.20
208
279
19.51
20.68
19.89
20.40
14.20
15.25
MindTree
145.43
35.37
264
282
433.04
-53.04
276
314
32.87
18.36
15.51
12.14
11.33
10.22
Alembic
Bannari Amman Sugars Electrotherm(I) Bayer CropScience
Fert. & Chem. Travancore OCL(I)
MARCH 2009 | THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | 41
fefe 500 companiesbasedoncompositeranking Composite Rank Rank 2008 2007
Company
Net Sales 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Total Assets 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Net Worth 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
301
271 Gokaldas Exports
1005.82
0.60
264
234
901.08
12.99
325
297
451.34
10.69
276
249
302
290 Value Inds
1291.48
15.33
221
208
1544.66
24.06
228
224
440.34
10.88
280
254
303
246 Kalyani Steels
930.11
7.22
299
276
1053.09
22.06
291
287
512.47
12.88
258
229
304
283 Century Enka
1183.68
20.69
237
241
1106.84
1.18
285
250
463.11
0.10
274
228
305
340 Bharati Shipyard
645.15
78.27
406
522
1744.39
45.17
207
232
578.61
136.37
234
347
306
307 Balmer Lawrie & Co.
1443.40
12.85
199
184
724.43
20.19
375
353
324.84
20.17
343
328
307
301 Supreme Inds
1314.46
12.90
215
201
1002.56
26.35
302
298
250.62
10.69
383
357
308
333 Subhash Projects
1167.12
44.37
240
297
1219.84
74.58
272
323
306.50
152.97
350
440
309
327 Atul
1001.05
10.94
267
258
1113.87
24.82
283
277
433.13
44.65
283
302
310
245 Nahar Indl.Enterprises
868.01
-2.97
322
259
1644.22
4.11
218
184
521.36
-0.65
256
211
311
328 Gillette(I)
591.72
30.04
428
462
601.81
16.04
406
389
425.41
18.30
286
274
312
308 KRBL
996.53
9.15
270
255
1331.84
34.96
258
259
360.66
15.74
323
292
313
314 Ingersoll-Rand(I)
500.07
-16.95
481
367
827.22
30.70
348
341
702.34
58.20
199
232
314
277 Nahar Spinning
880.94
-1.07
316
263
1481.51
19.38
232
225
525.38
1.15
252
212
315
267 Madhucon Projects
738.43
44.69
365
427
1237.50
24.06
268
257
492.57
9.97
266
231
316
273 Eveready Inds(I)
847.18
9.66
334
308
1232.98
-0.28
269
227
550.40
-9.95
242
184
317
364 Amara Raja Batteries
1100.68
82.69
252
366
800.64
62.75
353
399
333.10
36.70
341
348
318
303 South Asian Petrochem
1004.96
-1.63
266
228
968.46
11.57
310
283
384.80
39.70
307
322
319
280 Greaves Cotton
1149.95
8.14
244
217
699.91
15.69
382
352
375.22
25.38
316
304
320
292 J K Paper
911.63
7.23
303
280
1374.28
1.92
250
212
392.58
3.53
302
265
321
353 Godrej Consumer Products
887.18
17.03
313
317
568.12
25.20
417
415
150.50
35.71
444
449
322
336 AIA Engg
592.64
48.45
427
499
585.06
22.61
411
405
525.13
23.38
253
237
323
331 Radico Khaitan
788.72
37.66
350
385
935.69
-1.39
318
265
242.06
3.96
387
352
324
310 Emco
944.25
43.96
288
348
1052.86
33.53
292
300
376.55
26.76
314
305
325
342 P & G Hygiene & Health Care
646.01
19.71
405
406
526.49
20.51
427
424
346.64
19.05
333
308
326
300 Spicejet
1294.99
101.15
220
352
1346.04
3.76
257
216
27.98
-84.84
492
386
327
304 Lloyd Steel Inds
2204.64
27.76
127
140
1574.07
-10.45
222
163
-409.77
-
500
500
328
286 RSWM
1165.47
12.80
241
226
1477.09
15.37
235
219
304.44
0.71
351
298
329
344 Manaksia
783.85
14.18
352
338
868.16
23.56
332
321
524.86
96.38
255
330
330
335 Praj Inds
701.62
15.50
386
360
684.92
25.50
385
379
350.84
136.65
329
415
331
332 Bajaj Electricals
1377.79
27.15
206
214
830.35
21.71
345
329
174.78
49.61
428
444
332
293 Sakthi Sugars
743.88
-14.90
364
271
1684.86
20.94
215
209
387.74
-0.44
306
255
333
316 National Steel & Agro
2154.22
17.06
132
130
985.42
19.37
308
292
264.24
9.03
374
349
334
381 HBL Power Systems
998.87
89.02
269
414
828.30
57.31
346
383
302.64
26.20
355
350
335
326 Prithvi Information Solutions
1112.79
44.69
249
312
956.96
40.70
312
330
405.70
7.50
295
268
336
362 Trent
499.31
12.51
482
470
805.51
43.86
352
372
605.84
56.35
227
259
337
341 Visa Steel
680.77
28.16
390
413
1563.55
53.81
224
254
346.96
9.58
332
291
338
367 Blue Dart Express
808.72
21.06
344
344
426.52
22.50
447
448
317.30
26.81
345
343
339
241 SPIC
984.49
-54.87
275
110
2996.61
-9.67
124
90
-383.76
-
499
388
340
313 CMC
926.52
-1.97
300
246
623.92
8.82
400
367
303.53
30.70
354
353
341
371 Carborundum Universal
593.22
26.56
426
453
775.50
39.30
363
375
351.88
28.44
328
324
342
317 Jayaswal Neco Industries
1472.59
18.64
191
188
940.81
2.33
316
270
199.92
63.69
407
438
343
368 Alfa Laval(I)
649.37
17.10
402
393
534.67
16.65
424
411
270.19
16.55
372
355
344
318 Mirc Electronics
1528.38
0.96
185
160
739.63
12.08
371
334
254.25
7.61
379
351
345
356 BASF(I)
908.17
17.88
306
310
514.94
14.44
429
419
339.68
11.96
338
297
346
284 Dhampur Sugar
594.90
-39.03
423
242
1356.68
49.68
253
275
411.08
-12.60
292
224
347
378 Vishal Retail
1005.31
66.81
265
365
926.37
119.81
322
426
271.16
113.92
371
434
348
346 Unity Infraprojects
849.55
56.50
333
401
985.86
59.26
307
348
355.64
17.82
325
299
349
347 Shrenuj & Co.
987.37
12.06
274
269
1082.47
20.84
289
276
218.45
31.80
400
401
350
320 Hexaware Technologies
468.80
13.60
499
491
882.78
9.74
329
295
680.43
-4.22
207
163
42 THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | MARCH 2009
Gross Profit 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Market Cap 30.01.2009
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
( Figures in Rs Crore)
RONW RONW (%) (%) 2008 2007
ROA (%) 2008
ROA (%) 2007
ROS (%) 2008
ROS (%) 2007
Company
83.09
-19.15
356
289
240.83
-70.33
337
328
10.55
17.24
9.22
12.89
4.73
7.03
Gokaldas Exports
114.11
54.20
309
341
36.07
-68.72
475
473
2.90
0.96
7.39
5.94
0.99
0.34
Value Inds
123.85
-13.27
292
237
187.91
-88.57
357
247
15.46
19.80
11.76
16.55
8.52
10.36
Kalyani Steels
79.78
2.74
361
337
103.16
-60.33
414
425
2.90
3.61
7.21
7.10
1.13
1.70
Century Enka
170.65
47.72
239
272
176.72
-90.16
365
228
18.57
29.89
9.78
9.61
16.66
20.22
141.55
22.06
268
271
362.78
-47.44
297
346
26.76
25.98
19.54
19.24
6.02
5.49
Balmer Lawrie & Co.
113.71
1.13
311
277
297.00
-59.46
321
341
20.39
22.15
11.34
14.17
3.89
4.31
Supreme Inds
87.22
33.83
349
366
177.02
-89.08
364
250
18.99
36.00
7.15
9.33
4.99
5.40
Subhash Projects
68.74
19.26
383
385
128.62
-40.50
393
440
8.03
8.57
6.17
6.46
3.48
2.84
Atul Nahar Indl.Enterprises
Bharati Shipyard
94.98
-41.36
339
216
87.07
-79.97
430
381
0.45
12.93
5.78
10.26
0.27
7.59
194.67
24.22
220
225
2290.59
-20.26
109
170
27.59
26.39
32.35
30.22
19.84
20.86
88.99
19.67
347
339
153.16
-53.15
382
407
15.18
15.89
6.68
7.54
5.49
5.42
KRBL
95.59
40.78
337
357
750.10
-25.04
210
305
9.80
10.34
11.56
10.73
13.77
7.63
Ingersoll-Rand(I)
96.89
-41.30
335
213
75.73
-71.85
439
423
2.29
12.38
6.54
13.30
1.36
7.22
Nahar Spinning
103.34
22.80
323
324
217.16
-91.38
345
186
9.59
9.28
8.35
8.44
6.40
8.15
Madhucon Projects
21.57
322.11
466
488
114.47
-70.83
402
391
-
-
1.75
0.41
-
-
170.15
94.68
241
315
353.98
-72.25
301
284
28.33
19.31
21.25
17.77
8.57
7.81
Amara Raja Batteries
97.29
31.15
334
340
171.12
-65.62
369
369
14.43
16.22
10.05
8.55
5.53
4.37
South Asian Petrochem
162.15
2.15
248
222
331.87
-78.71
311
257
29.36
40.87
23.17
26.24
9.58
11.50
114.56
-8.84
306
260
117.23
-63.81
400
409
11.79
12.11
8.34
9.32
5.08
5.40
184.22
26.07
227
234
3378.51
30.62
87
185
98.42 105.70
32.43
32.20
16.70
15.46
Godrej Consumer Products
158.45
59.60
252
292
1072.07
-61.86
174
174
20.63
15.72
27.08
20.81
18.28
16.76
AIA Engg
63.40
11.70
393
390
731.49
-35.21
212
298
13.66
13.98
6.78
5.98
4.19
5.68
Radico Khaitan
104.25
53.60
322
358
163.31
-87.59
374
280
17.11
13.67
9.90
8.61
6.83
6.19
Emco
190.54
33.75
223
238
2368.77
1.54
108
194
37.91
30.85
36.19
32.61
20.34
16.64
-124.57
-
495
496
337.43
-80.00
305
240
-
-
-
-
-
-
Spicejet
65.09
46.70
389
421
89.11
-74.41
427
400
-
-
4.14
2.52
-
-
Lloyd Steel Inds
66.88
-47.47
387
258
64.36
-81.11
450
404
0.09
14.58
4.53
9.94
0.02
4.27
RSWM
66.37
29.02
388
407
237.51
-64.89
338
348
7.81
11.50
7.64
7.32
5.23
4.48
Manaksia
179.05
58.52
233
276
1017.25
-67.93
178
159
43.76
58.37
26.14
20.70
21.88
14.24
Praj Inds
117.44
77.05
300
361
336.72
-60.30
306
322
41.84
33.06
14.14
9.72
5.31
3.56
43.52
-59.50
434
281
109.95
-52.28
405
433
7.77
24.47
2.58
7.71
4.05
10.90
62.39
14.25
395
399
32.99
-65.34
479
479
9.54
9.43
6.33
6.62
1.17
1.24
National Steel & Agro
121.97
108.57
295
383
282.38
-66.19
325
323
22.17
13.38
14.73
11.11
6.72
6.07
HBL Power Systems
85.21
-11.96
352
296
72.23
-86.49
440
365
15.70
24.02
8.90
14.23
5.73
11.79
45.40
-5.85
423
412
613.93
-46.69
239
295
5.38
8.15
5.64
8.61
6.53
7.12
Trent
Gillette(I)
Eveready Inds(I)
Greaves Cotton J K Paper
P & G Hygiene & Health Care
Bajaj Electricals Sakthi Sugars
Prithvi Information Solutions
84.94
94.95
353
424
182.60
-61.88
361
372
12.44
6.48
5.43
4.29
6.34
3.86
Visa Steel
129.70
30.97
285
293
987.17
-31.97
181
270
22.04
20.07
30.41
28.44
8.65
7.52
Blue Dart Express
-293.94
-
499
498
97.69
-64.92
421
419
-
-
-
-
-
-
SPIC
123.51
35.38
293
307
464.50
-65.03
267
278
29.07
27.60
19.80
15.91
9.52
6.78
CMC
160.98
58.98
250
290
812.15
-42.31
204
273
27.61
21.41
20.76
18.19
16.38
12.51
Carborundum Universal
129.97
105.91
283
373
107.69
-81.20
408
360
43.12
21.55
13.81
6.87
5.85
2.12
Jayaswal Neco Industries
142.81
25.67
266
275
1682.98
3.95
126
251
33.86
30.04
26.71
24.79
14.09
12.56
63.32
-9.43
394
352
129.98
-58.74
391
411
13.60
14.44
8.56
10.59
2.26
2.25
Mirc Electronics
106.60
19.82
319
312
525.04
-22.49
255
347
17.48
16.51
20.70
19.77
6.54
6.50
BASF(I)
-45.85
-
493
178
168.14
-50.75
370
403
-
21.80
-
22.32
-
10.51
90.09
65.97
346
401
128.69
-92.62
392
235
14.99
19.77
9.73
12.88
4.04
4.16
Vishal Retail
98.01
55.67
332
374
137.11
-88.18
389
294
16.88
12.68
9.94
10.17
7.07
7.05
Unity Infraprojects
50.98
1.86
413
409
124.74
-64.42
394
399
14.02
18.13
4.71
5.59
3.10
3.41
Shrenuj & Co.
7.73
-94.35
484
247
287.30
-70.77
323
308
-
16.70
0.88
17.01
-
28.75
Alfa Laval(I)
Dhampur Sugar
Hexaware Technologies
MARCH 2009 | THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | 43
fefe 500 companiesbasedoncompositeranking Composite Rank Rank 2008 2007
Company
Net Sales 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Total Assets 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Net Worth 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
351
397 Sadbhav Engg
870.05
78.08
321
441
656.54
36.13
394
402
282.61
92.72
366
417
352
372 Honeywell Automation(I)
866.13
34.65
324
353
546.58
32.88
421
427
234.35
30.25
392
390
353
338 Transport Corp(I)
1198.38
10.52
231
213
544.64
17.15
423
408
262.99
39.95
377
381
354
355 Novartis(I)
553.13
2.27
458
404
557.92
19.88
419
407
448.42
15.40
278
257
355
337 Sunflag Iron & Steel Co.
989.48
19.52
273
290
797.18
9.88
355
310
294.08
13.13
360
336
356
363 Aarti Inds
889.42
25.80
311
332
835.90
18.20
343
318
282.47
10.04
367
337
357
312 Elecon Engg
723.79
15.94
374
355
1012.71
35.99
298
306
236.73
25.99
390
382
358
409 Texmaco
826.94
92.05
342
475
649.69
40.38
395
410
243.56
49.30
385
405
359
434 ICSA(I)
670.69
101.72
393
534
729.42
108.11
373
446
365.54
242.78
321
453
360
359 Bata(I)
867.21
12.57
323
311
529.66
15.69
425
412
251.38
18.58
382
366
361
354 KPR Mill
573.96
19.17
444
444
1259.86
36.73
266
269
508.74
52.93
260
283
362
339 Madras Aluminium Co.
472.97
-11.97
496
407
684.38
21.50
386
371
374.05
12.47
317
284
363
369 Unichem Laboratories
575.73
6.62
440
405
597.76
12.91
408
381
428.02
15.27
285
271
364
408 Nectar Lifesciences
735.95
72.75
367
480
951.72
22.71
313
303
283.16
35.89
365
370
365
396 West Coast Paper
583.06
5.14
436
394
973.59
78.11
309
378
399.18
71.93
299
354
366
343 Chemplast Sanmar
640.08
4.63
407
359
1414.89
54.81
245
273
253.17
2.92
380
345
367
351 DCW
751.31
13.36
360
347
991.04
37.71
306
313
308.41
21.30
348
339
368
321 Clariant Chemicals(I)
861.21
-5.75
328
254
508.45
-10.65
433
370
309.42
-0.26
347
293
369
418 Godawari Power & Ispat
832.56
88.81
339
471
741.73
40.97
370
384
384.08
87.26
308
372
370
411 Sarda Energy
628.34
69.13
415
519
865.13
79.89
336
403
401.54
109.50
297
377
371
374 Elder Pharma
551.20
22.69
461
467
809.19
25.86
351
337
383.59
18.60
309
288
372
350 Emami
583.71
13.17
434
423
423.06
3.66
448
428
289.00
-13.79
364
282
373
334 Philips Carbon Black
1033.18
3.46
259
235
846.02
15.32
341
309
238.33
47.73
388
406
374
377 3M India
608.41
20.51
421
429
393.63
26.70
455
460
290.30
29.70
363
360
375
361 A P Paper
578.88
18.86
438
442
1102.79
5.94
286
252
416.43
8.14
290
260
376
365 Ruchi Infrastructure
969.22
10.84
282
270
776.53
32.54
362
358
173.16
20.38
432
420
377
348 JB Chemicals & Pharma.
552.75
6.85
459
420
736.41
5.18
372
322
463.19
9.99
273
240
378
352 Supreme Petrochem
1466.63
-1.04
193
161
606.64
16.73
405
388
189.02
10.34
413
396
379
426 Varun Inds
856.80
15.24
331
321
881.57
89.82
330
409
377.70
272.34
313
457
380
375 Wheels(I)
1130.21
12.65
247
233
728.97
27.16
374
368
177.68
11.12
425
407
381
386 Rallis(I)
677.47
8.08
391
354
522.28
9.01
428
404
307.54
45.22
349
367
382
410 Tata Metaliks
1031.64
51.48
261
339
591.95
31.06
410
418
192.43
35.08
411
421
383
376 Savita Chemicals
905.05
13.62
307
301
627.90
21.92
399
392
250.23
20.20
384
371
384
358 Sujana Universal Inds
909.98
2.06
305
261
711.41
21.94
377
360
390.30
33.70
305
307
385
380 Nitco
633.51
38.46
413
458
782.73
39.98
360
373
496.88
70.77
263
309
386
330 Tamilnadu Petro Products
781.47
-5.83
354
288
798.01
-7.65
354
286
365.46
-3.25
322
267
387
388 Meghmani Organics
587.20
26.74
432
454
690.00
33.12
384
390
407.46
43.94
293
314
388
360 Surya Roshni
1352.36
14.14
210
198
672.95
5.99
390
340
183.04
8.98
419
399
389
389 Fag Bearings(I)
648.26
18.50
403
399
433.71
22.09
443
445
318.10
28.46
344
344
390
436 ITD Cementation(I)
735.04
49.29
368
436
780.96
24.73
361
345
346.33
220.77
334
452
391
407 FDC
489.61
14.37
486
478
494.47
21.30
435
429
375.31
13.02
315
285
392
415 Time Techno
470.82
32.35
497
528
594.44
48.52
409
431
378.43
81.02
312
369
393
383 Jagatjit Inds
559.09
23.10
453
463
608.41
4.75
404
361
395.51
3.09
301
263
394
463 Ankur Drugs
673.72
80.41
392
517
893.11
77.46
327
398
210.74
100.55
404
454
395
384 Surana Inds
798.93
3.05
346
305
1001.10
70.66
303
356
174.76
20.97
429
418
396
394 Ratnamani Metals & Tubes
845.09
47.94
337
387
597.90
16.02
407
391
225.85
60.67
396
426
397
464 Sanwaria Agro Oils
938.12
110.60
289
469
377.69
97.20
461
483
125.27
47.20
463
466
398
404 Abbot(I)
622.42
16.53
416
409
330.38
-2.97
473
451
231.02
-6.02
393
346
399
382 KEI Inds
874.69
44.75
319
363
813.38
21.33
350
333
207.07
36.36
406
411
400
395 Kirloskar Ferrous Inds
726.58
38.49
372
415
545.37
24.63
422
423
300.15
14.06
356
333
46 THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | MARCH 2009
Gross Profit 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Market Cap 30.01.2009
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
( Figures in Rs Crore)
RONW RONW (%) (%) 2008 2007
ROA (%) 2008
ROA (%) 2007
ROS (%) 2008
ROS (%) 2007
Company
90.35
69.04
345
405
425.94
-72.95
280
256
18.75
18.14
13.76
11.08
6.09
5.44
Sadbhav Engg
97.51
20.76
333
328
685.81
-55.85
224
258
27.77
32.24
17.84
19.63
7.52
9.02
Honeywell Automation(I)
62.12
-0.40
396
375
267.89
-67.80
330
324
10.83
16.27
11.41
13.42
2.38
2.82
Transport Corp(I)
150.45
10.31
260
248
780.78
-25.94
207
300
21.68
22.79
26.97
29.31
17.58
16.37
91.81
3.47
344
314
162.36
-62.01
376
383
14.83
14.25
11.52
12.23
4.41
4.48
Sunflag Iron & Steel Co.
80.42
33.72
360
379
209.66
-34.17
346
410
12.98
10.21
9.62
8.50
4.12
3.71
Aarti Inds
112.36
16.70
312
297
335.19
-84.79
307
200
28.39
29.22
11.09
12.93
9.28
8.79
Elecon Engg
108.66
129.77
316
414
554.55
-63.97
249
259
28.37
17.46
16.72
10.22
8.35
6.61
Texmaco
160.93
113.72
251
338
404.82
-79.79
287
214
30.40
55.25
22.06
21.48
16.57
17.72
ICSA(I)
70.16
14.08
380
377
567.77
-50.10
246
296
20.32
18.94
13.25
13.43
5.89
5.21
Bata(I)
137.71
18.28
272
269
104.37
-78.80
413
370
15.60
17.56
10.93
12.64
13.83
12.13
KPR Mill
99.17
-55.91
330
162
934.88
-36.55
184
266
17.45
54.27
14.49
39.94
13.80
33.59
Madras Aluminium Co.
107.30
-8.18
318
267
545.65
-7.92
251
358
18.04
24.29
17.95
22.07
13.41
16.70
Unichem Laboratories
121.67
51.14
296
330
234.54
-37.49
339
394
29.56
26.99
12.78
10.38
11.37
13.20
Nectar Lifesciences
114.38
19.74
307
299
217.26
-47.23
344
386
20.52
28.63
11.75
17.47
14.05
11.98
West Coast Paper
52.78
-20.38
409
362
178.97
-69.80
362
359
2.56
9.43
3.73
7.25
1.01
3.79
Chemplast Sanmar
81.91
45.23
357
392
156.33
-71.18
380
364
11.61
7.93
8.27
7.84
4.76
3.04
DCW
69.71
-19.92
382
316
391.64
-45.21
289
343
10.27
14.13
13.71
15.30
3.69
4.80
Clariant Chemicals(I)
131.73
88.91
281
353
149.61
-76.11
384
354
24.73
25.46
17.76
13.25
11.41
11.84
Godawari Power & Ispat
161.15
120.36
249
343
193.74
-87.32
355
262
30.07
22.23
18.63
15.21
19.22
11.47
Sarda Energy
87.69
28.22
348
355
422.40
-43.00
282
337
17.90
16.32
10.84
10.64
12.45
11.75
Elder Pharma
111.81
42.05
313
335
1257.61
-29.07
161
230
32.09
19.67
26.43
19.29
15.89
12.78
Emami
132.93
104.82
279
369
94.78
-82.97
423
362
37.47
14.59
15.71
8.85
8.64
2.36
Philips Carbon Black
110.43
32.86
314
325
1065.58
-48.95
175
207
23.31
22.53
28.05
26.75
11.12
9.99
3M India
73.59
4.90
369
350
114.24
-47.86
403
438
3.97
6.27
6.67
6.74
2.86
4.95
A P Paper
52.35
38.68
411
435
231.42
-62.87
341
355
20.54
14.10
6.74
6.44
3.67
2.32
72.82
-18.94
372
310
307.03
-39.93
317
368
11.16
16.86
9.89
12.83
9.35
13.73
44.27
-30.51
431
371
107.04
-61.14
410
420
12.44
18.85
7.30
12.26
1.60
2.18
Supreme Petrochem
40.39
24.24
439
444
60.69
-73.75
453
432
5.66
19.24
4.58
7.00
2.49
2.63
Varun Inds
70.46
8.52
379
368
133.15
-47.94
390
427
14.56
16.28
9.67
11.33
2.29
2.59
Wheels(I)
164.58
90.82
246
317
458.35
-15.89
269
363
40.71
27.44
31.51
18.00
18.48
9.27
Rallis(I)
121.49
121.62
297
398
187.53
-56.43
358
382
36.18
20.72
20.52
12.14
6.75
4.33
Tata Metaliks
100.42
40.33
326
346
194.18
-55.97
354
377
24.76
22.70
15.99
13.89
6.85
5.93
Savita Chemicals
54.80
22.95
407
420
51.77
-74.45
459
447
5.76
6.62
7.70
7.64
2.47
2.17
Sujana Universal Inds
75.68
21.40
366
376
100.21
-88.24
418
321
10.27
13.07
9.67
11.15
8.05
8.31
Nitco
14.28
-19.28
474
470
83.13
-51.62
436
457
-
-
1.79
2.05
-
-
61.54
4.77
397
382
185.13
-76.05
359
334
9.23
14.44
8.92
11.33
6.40
8.82
Novartis(I)
Ruchi Infrastructure JB Chemicals & Pharma.
Tamilnadu Petro Products Meghmani Organics
52.48
7.10
410
411
64.22
-66.49
452
452
11.15
8.82
7.80
7.72
1.51
1.25
143.22
13.71
265
259
378.02
-60.10
295
313
25.00
29.76
33.02
35.46
12.27
13.47
26.84
122.92
458
476
94.35
-65.56
424
421
2.61
2.50
3.44
1.92
1.23
0.55
87.10
-2.05
350
313
535.13
-15.06
252
353
17.52
19.37
17.61
21.81
13.43
15.03
FDC
91.99
56.45
343
381
455.23
-73.50
270
238
16.78
18.73
15.48
14.69
13.49
11.01
Time Techno
39.36
19.24
442
442
261.26
-36.13
332
387
4.45
4.27
6.47
5.68
3.15
3.60
Jagatjit Inds
83.34
83.25
355
417
165.62
-50.48
371
405
30.13
31.15
9.33
9.04
9.43
8.76
Ankur Drugs
56.97
6.59
404
404
99.64
-71.73
420
397
18.55
21.28
5.69
9.11
4.06
3.97
Surana Inds
164.86
43.23
245
273
184.50
-81.54
360
306
39.86
45.66
27.57
22.33
10.65
11.24
67.60
257.48
385
468
382.80
-37.82
292
356
34.58
14.36
17.90
9.87
4.62
2.74
106.22
17.03
320
308
622.13
-21.80
237
330
29.62
24.41
32.15
26.65
10.99
11.23
Abbot(I)
72.62
14.49
373
372
66.37
-87.38
446
366
21.14
26.45
8.93
9.46
5.01
6.65
KEI Inds
84.10
4.16
354
329
159.82
-78.22
377
339
16.34
16.90
15.42
18.45
6.75
8.47
Kirloskar Ferrous Inds
Surya Roshni Fag Bearings(I) ITD Cementation(I)
Ratnamani Metals & Tubes Sanwaria Agro Oils
MARCH 2009 | THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | 47
fe 500 companiesbasedoncompositeranking Composite Rank Rank 2008 2007
Company
Net Sales 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Total Assets 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Net Worth 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
401
357 Rico Auto Inds.
708.71
-8.01
381
309
774.30
22.84
364
342
269.41
5.25
373
338
402
398 Mastek
583.27
17.08
435
434
428.26
11.40
444
436
291.64
3.51
362
315
403
420 Gati
552.07
20.71
460
459
621.86
54.29
401
430
303.78
71.16
352
393
404
438 Century Ply
594.08
40.40
425
483
413.19
43.80
452
469
160.34
36.22
439
443
405
387 Ahluwalia Contracts(I)
880.09
31.50
317
343
579.98
59.99
412
441
125.00
56.88
465
470
406
406 Shri Lakshmi Cotsyn
845.24
40.17
336
364
909.02
32.74
324
328
217.02
30.62
402
400
407
412 Alps Inds
634.27
47.80
410
477
1086.04
53.93
288
319
297.65
8.17
357
323
408
403 Walchandnagar Inds
633.10
76.50
414
526
556.21
13.16
420
400
222.77
12.32
397
376
409
449 Zylog System
605.94
50.20
422
496
510.21
72.37
431
466
407.07
88.08
294
363
410
494 Titagarh Wagons
554.80
97.12
457
552
529.06
125.63
426
476
226.34
133.17
394
459
411
345 Force Motors
930.54
-5.16
297
240
849.31
8.35
340
301
102.96
-44.83
471
383
412
416 Kohinoor Foods
635.07
7.78
409
377
791.46
23.41
356
338
146.95
3.76
445
423
413
325 Samtel Color
786.47
-33.41
351
199
1036.07
-15.26
295
228
187.03
-14.45
416
362
414
447 Nilkamal
887.51
66.58
312
411
620.29
90.69
402
454
207.99
59.11
405
432
415
435 JMC Projects(I)
914.99
82.91
302
433
636.87
77.65
397
444
173.29
40.08
431
436
416
413 Agro Tech Foods
1010.64
-2.65
263
224
182.37
6.74
491
488
111.80
18.19
470
462
417
392 SIL Investments
791.34
10.22
349
330
1000.62
29.07
304
304
155.55
0.49
440
410
418
393 Sangam(I)
693.39
25.53
388
397
1017.42
11.68
297
274
193.29
2.86
409
380
419
405 Mahindra Ugine Steel Co.
863.42
29.65
326
346
702.32
21.30
379
364
189.03
10.96
412
397
420
439 Federal-Mogul Goetze(I)
617.74
16.13
417
412
680.50
17.19
388
362
176.24
95.26
427
464
421
428 Piramal Glass
478.68
21.69
491
502
1166.02
32.34
278
281
263.71
5.17
375
342
422
414 Goodyear(I)
890.43
7.33
310
289
386.05
-0.29
457
435
144.89
19.75
447
441
423
324 Shah Alloys
910.18
-27.23
304
187
856.14
-12.92
339
261
129.87
-48.30
461
341
424
399 Spanco
565.45
32.55
449
479
870.38
37.04
331
339
303.66
12.25
353
327
425
401 Lloyd Electric & Engg.
665.04
35.48
395
438
575.20
22.19
413
406
339.79
13.48
337
303
426
385 Sujana Metal Products
750.92
3.40
361
326
644.48
25.49
396
394
256.33
-10.79
378
312
427
456 JVL Agro Ind
1154.88
66.90
242
335
492.21
41.66
436
449
83.46
47.12
473
477
428
373 Spentex Inds
777.34
3.34
355
319
827.75
-0.30
347
289
164.13
-17.38
437
375
429
425 Sona Koyo Steering Sys.
686.32
17.88
389
381
509.27
40.84
432
442
181.45
36.01
421
428
430
427 Eskay KnIT(I)
651.98
35.91
401
447
673.95
27.02
389
380
292.90
7.58
361
325
431
440 Balaji Distilleries
1208.57
21.66
229
237
239.98
21.06
486
481
-216.50
-
498
499
432
419 Ciba(I)
468.77
-8.35
500
426
426.55
13.16
446
438
295.19
4.95
358
316
433
431 Paper Products
569.80
13.64
446
431
427.99
17.87
445
440
238.27
6.44
389
359
434
400 Hindustan Motors
704.66
5.72
385
345
442.99
-13.79
440
393
132.17
27.84
459
455
435
448 Anik Inds
728.98
58.13
370
455
635.85
21.55
398
385
187.78
11.48
415
398
436
390 Classic Diamonds(I)
708.13
8.21
382
350
702.74
12.61
378
347
216.86
22.17
403
392
437
467 Pennar Inds
559.65
11.84
452
432
348.81
12.29
469
461
188.19
71.74
414
451
438
402 Pricol
633.58
3.14
412
358
690.09
12.11
383
350
186.85
7.33
417
394
439
432 Salora International
1108.89
25.53
250
268
324.05
13.79
474
471
134.71
16.13
456
446
440
469 Hatsun Agro Product
863.19
47.48
327
379
264.72
45.72
482
487
48.16
33.52
487
485
441
423 Hindustan Sanitaryware
517.97
8.68
472
448
568.13
7.71
416
382
220.68
9.42
399
374
442
446 Swaraj Mazda
667.52
10.87
394
368
448.73
18.41
439
437
93.58
23.68
472
471
443
455 Kajaria Ceramics
504.78
21.25
480
487
620.22
5.73
403
357
154.89
9.39
441
424
444
454 Kpit Cummins Infosystems
480.44
52.14
489
544
421.40
13.08
449
439
272.51
42.94
370
378
445
450 Voltamp Transformers
555.35
36.86
456
494
255.10
49.43
485
489
164.67
65.40
436
458
446
424 Kirloskar Electric Co.
727.77
23.06
371
374
384.46
24.06
458
462
125.25
30.63
464
460
447
417 Garware Polyester
574.68
9.73
441
417
683.76
-6.88
387
308
243.13
34.79
386
389
448
422 Bharat Bijlee
562.73
19.92
450
451
342.93
19.73
472
470
168.50
45.46
434
447
449
442 Seshasayee Paper & Boards
495.04
8.18
483
457
744.94
29.82
368
366
182.11
29.08
420
425
450
452 Hindustan Organic Chem.
574.49
13.75
442
428
497.25
-4.93
434
386
176.37
-
426
497
48 THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | MARCH 2009
Gross Profit 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Market Cap 30.01.2009
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
RONW RONW (%) (%) 2008 2007
ROA (%) 2008
ROA (%) 2007
ROS (%) 2008
ROS (%) 2007
( Figures in Rs Crore) Company
74.61
-5.38
368
332
106.26
-74.56
411
385
8.27
10.08
9.64
12.51
3.14
3.35
141.64
-0.29
267
239
385.75
-50.06
291
335
34.02
36.40
33.07
36.95
17.01
20.58
45.32
6.64
424
426
303.41
-71.16
320
302
7.83
13.16
7.29
10.54
4.31
5.11
Gati
74.92
102.71
367
437
701.99
-52.37
219
265
27.83
17.36
18.13
12.86
7.51
4.83
Century Ply
100.81
49.06
325
360
229.35
-86.71
343
236
41.31
39.14
17.38
18.66
5.87
4.66
Ahluwalia Contracts(I)
79.44
29.57
362
378
35.96
-81.59
476
449
21.46
21.86
8.74
8.95
5.51
6.02
Shri Lakshmi Cotsyn
34.18
-31.97
450
408
29.89
-85.92
484
442
3.99
11.03
3.15
7.12
1.87
7.07
Alps Inds Walchandnagar Inds
Rico Auto Inds. Mastek
59.86
144.43
400
460
333.70
-80.88
310
234
15.96
6.70
10.76
4.98
5.62
3.71
104.61
60.52
321
365
124.69
-74.35
395
371
20.20
24.97
20.50
22.02
13.57
13.40
Zylog System
94.42
103.23
340
415
476.45
-
265
-
26.76
30.07
17.85
19.81
10.92
10.37
Titagarh Wagons
-42.65
-
492
493
83.17
-71.70
435
415
-
-
-
0.08
-
-
15.60
-62.50
470
428
241.47
10.84
336
439
3.63
15.58
1.97
6.49
0.84
3.75
-49.39
-
494
494
25.64
-69.77
486
483
-
-
-
-
-
-
99.84
327.58
328
461
85.11
-77.70
431
393
27.58
5.32
16.10
7.18
6.46
1.30
Nilkamal
63.59
100.35
392
446
96.78
-86.85
422
338
17.73
12.98
9.98
8.85
3.36
3.21
JMC Projects(I)
22.81
11.16
465
464
245.28
-39.84
335
388
14.54
17.01
12.51
12.01
1.61
1.55
Agro Tech Foods
59.22
-30.83
401
319
44.62
-67.96
468
465
1.95
23.46
5.92
11.04
0.38
5.06
SIL Investments
55.63
-24.24
405
342
40.84
-75.48
469
458
2.78
14.38
5.47
8.06
0.77
4.89
Sangam(I)
70.90
-16.49
378
321
64.31
-73.44
451
430
15.60
26.36
10.10
14.66
3.42
6.74
24.56
-16.18
463
454
202.50
-23.92
351
424
-
-
3.61
5.05
-
-
81.31
-4.06
358
322
68.95
-
443
-
6.16
14.10
6.97
9.62
3.40
8.99
Piramal Glass
68.13
-4.63
384
347
162.76
-53.03
375
401
27.76
37.29
17.65
18.45
4.52
5.44
Goodyear(I)
-147.73
-
496
351
25.36
-71.66
488
480
-
16.04
-
7.13
-
3.22
Shah Alloys
67.58
19.36
386
391
50.70
-88.85
460
375
12.60
12.08
7.76
8.91
6.77
7.66
Spanco
71.28
20.41
377
380
65.41
-85.04
449
378
15.51
14.35
12.39
12.58
7.93
8.75
Lloyd Electric & Engg.
49.85
4.44
417
413
40.79
-78.79
470
450
8.95
9.82
7.73
9.29
3.06
3.89
Sujana Metal Products
32.85
82.60
452
469
50.44
-57.31
461
471
28.37
19.78
6.67
5.18
2.05
1.62
JVL Agro Ind
-0.37
-
490
429
32.09
-84.36
481
445
-
2.11
-
5.00
-
0.56
Spentex Inds
55.26
3.31
406
403
156.77
-69.66
379
367
13.89
20.77
10.85
14.79
3.67
4.76
Sona Koyo Steering Sys.
80.79
46.86
359
397
37.63
-69.82
472
468
7.06
5.32
11.99
10.37
3.17
3.02
Eskay KnIT(I)
116.94
-
302
489
105.77
-46.37
412
448
-
-
48.73
2.17
8.78
-
37.90
-61.27
448
295
262.01
-23.94
331
402
6.55
28.83
8.89
25.96
4.13
15.86
63.67
-19.20
391
334
193.43
-40.44
356
408
11.91
17.84
14.88
21.70
4.98
7.97
Paper Products
69.79
77.22
381
432
199.37
-75.14
353
329
23.33
12.86
15.75
7.66
4.38
2.00
Hindustan Motors
39.16
92.15
444
465
58.28
-67.21
456
455
12.39
6.85
6.16
3.90
3.19
2.50
Anik Inds
39.16
5.41
443
436
33.34
-88.93
478
412
14.36
12.70
5.57
5.95
4.40
3.45
Classic Diamonds(I)
44.82
26.57
427
439
309.88
35.02
314
434
16.37
20.36
12.85
11.40
5.51
4.46
Pennar Inds
53.80
-32.58
408
331
71.55
-70.61
442
429
10.21
20.80
7.80
12.96
3.01
5.89
Pricol
38.74
22.05
446
447
36.30
-80.57
474
453
17.34
14.02
11.95
11.15
2.11
1.84
Salora International
45.75
65.46
422
455
178.24
-20.13
363
436
35.98
22.58
17.28
15.22
2.01
1.39
Hatsun Agro Product
71.76
3.06
375
354
165.15
-53.05
373
398
12.93
14.43
12.63
13.20
5.51
6.11
Hindustan Sanitaryware
41.40
61.72
438
457
172.10
-41.70
368
414
26.93
21.27
9.23
6.76
3.78
2.67
Swaraj Mazda
43.28
36.31
436
445
203.37
17.16
350
456
9.70
5.42
6.98
5.41
2.98
1.84
96.22
65.18
336
384
172.88
-75.12
367
345
23.52
23.99
22.83
15.63
13.34
14.48
127.77
96.93
288
370
355.06
-77.67
299
255
48.52
39.74
50.09
38.01
14.39
9.75
31.57
2.43
454
450
151.05
-84.09
383
312
18.90
18.25
8.21
9.94
3.25
2.96
Kirloskar Electric Co.
47.15
32.52
420
438
46.92
-62.57
466
467
4.27
1.18
6.90
4.85
1.81
0.41
Garware Polyester
115.08
34.19
304
318
255.61
-85.39
333
232
43.49
47.54
33.56
29.94
13.02
11.74
77.90
35.57
364
387
89.16
-60.37
426
435
25.14
29.35
10.46
10.01
9.25
9.05
Seshasayee Paper & Boards
39.84
-9.76
441
422
124.45
-69.04
397
390
7.72
-
8.01
8.44
2.37
3.37
Hindustan Organic Chem.
Force Motors Kohinoor Foods Samtel Color
Mahindra Ugine Steel Co. Federal-Mogul Goetze(I)
Balaji Distilleries Ciba(I)
Kajaria Ceramics Kpit Cummins Infosystems Voltamp Transformers
Bharat Bijlee
MARCH 2009 | THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | 49
fe 500 companiesbasedoncompositeranking Composite Rank Rank 2008 2007
Company
Net Sales 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Total Assets 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Net Worth 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
451
421 DCM Shriram Inds.
557.05
-7.09
454
370
660.62
20.84
392
377
180.23
0.52
423
391
452
451 Cosmo Films
580.66
8.86
437
410
420.73
6.03
450
433
181.19
22.19
422
414
453
495 KNR Construction
548.39
69.04
464
541
559.76
115.42
418
474
226.25
242.13
395
474
454
430 Omax Autos
713.61
3.58
378
337
571.41
13.37
414
396
145.67
9.26
446
429
455
457 Mangalam Cement
509.88
11.82
476
461
400.19
37.17
453
468
222.07
50.36
398
416
456
437 McNally Bharat Engg.
548.17
9.03
465
430
662.44
45.55
391
414
137.03
45.50
453
463
457
429 Subros
662.57
2.37
396
351
359.36
2.94
466
447
174.05
15.23
430
412
458
461 Sai Service Station
885.72
11.53
315
303
159.74
1.44
493
492
50.62
14.42
484
481
459
443 Munjal Showa
719.24
2.59
377
334
305.24
8.08
477
472
153.97
6.92
442
419
460
441 TIL
706.47
26.15
383
390
354.68
8.69
467
453
122.40
43.63
466
465
461
476 Pratibha Inds
475.92
61.20
493
549
569.23
92.06
415
465
183.90
93.86
418
461
462
444 Trend Electronics
863.83
11.57
325
307
441.80
0.89
441
422
81.06
1.63
474
469
463
462 LT Foods
567.89
18.06
447
445
658.80
45.34
393
416
144.24
20.21
449
442
464
468 Ind-swift
513.27
36.01
475
514
715.08
28.64
376
376
178.06
19.83
424
413
465
433 IG Petrochemicals
586.91
1.02
433
382
394.32
-0.75
454
432
217.99
15.58
401
379
466
479 Diamond Cables
486.68
85.54
487
555
307.34
60.92
476
485
126.16
134.32
462
479
467
453 Thirumalai Chem.
591.22
9.01
429
402
436.04
-1.46
442
421
131.24
12.60
460
445
468
459 Siyaram Silk
589.67
12.42
430
416
472.57
20.23
437
434
136.36
2.71
454
430
469
445 LG Balakrishnan & Bros
549.87
15.62
463
449
513.56
-10.14
430
369
144.84
6.92
448
427
470
470 VIP Inds
550.19
29.84
462
481
350.06
15.90
468
463
132.79
17.87
457
448
471
477 Ushdev International
752.81
37.68
359
400
210.11
162.08
490
498
49.48
34.90
486
484
472
472 Universal Cables
489.81
28.71
484
511
418.27
27.39
451
452
169.80
6.47
433
408
473
487 Heritage Foods(I)
588.03
69.79
431
530
344.15
59.77
471
478
115.70
66.96
469
473
474
474 Hyderabad Inds
481.88
10.19
488
473
361.38
11.46
465
455
151.01
6.49
443
422
475
460 Lumax Inds
509.37
-5.09
477
408
390.79
23.87
456
459
143.36
75.97
450
468
476
480 Jay Bharat Maruti
657.04
26.46
398
419
226.73
5.11
487
477
67.05
23.91
478
478
477
471 Deepak Nitrite
470.27
13.19
498
488
381.00
-11.15
459
425
167.65
1.50
435
403
478
478 Amrit Banaspati Co.
758.80
22.52
358
357
135.18
21.60
497
496
29.46
1.13
491
489
479
458 Precision Wires(I)
573.99
-1.97
443
378
348.54
9.75
470
456
141.72
29.01
451
450
480
486 Excel Crop Care
509.27
25.92
478
495
364.59
14.87
464
457
118.03
14.73
468
456
481
483 Venkys(I)
523.16
27.45
469
492
277.22
5.81
481
473
140.40
15.36
452
439
482
488 Jayant Agro Organics
594.11
31.88
424
466
215.55
12.06
489
482
64.67
28.88
479
480
483
485 Rathi Steel
518.22
32.56
470
503
457.50
44.88
438
458
135.90
5.56
455
433
484
473 Atlas Cycles(H)
576.67
17.21
439
437
370.36
3.24
463
443
119.05
-2.86
467
437
485
484 Steel Exchange(I)
608.79
29.80
420
452
289.01
42.89
479
480
63.94
85.28
480
486
486
475 T T
639.22
8.05
408
373
257.83
21.38
483
479
61.46
2.09
481
475
487
465 Gabriel(I)
473.43
-9.24
495
418
373.49
27.00
462
467
132.65
1.40
458
431
488
481 Panchmahal Steel
505.73
19.47
479
482
322.23
6.95
475
464
69.31
147.01
476
490
489
482 Nicco Corp
476.99
24.49
492
508
379.08
10.58
460
450
74.26
6.51
475
472
490
490 Vimal Oil
634.20
29.32
411
439
146.09
1.28
495
493
24.50
22.93
494
494
491
497 Flawless Diamonds(I)
555.91
84.52
455
548
257.57
34.78
484
484
67.61
258.10
477
495
492
499 Compuage Infocom
611.38
102.52
419
547
144.33
29.42
496
495
15.67
-47.64
495
488
493
496 Nakoda Textile Inds
565.91
65.27
448
532
278.65
67.88
480
490
59.31
36.34
483
482
494
493 Emmsons International
560.77
53.28
451
521
159.35
-12.68
494
486
49.56
148.05
485
493
495
491 Tulsyan NEC
531.90
23.65
466
476
297.06
21.97
478
475
46.51
36.91
488
487
496
500 Sakuma Exports
573.42
144.27
445
559
71.57
-2.25
499
499
60.08
5.46
482
476
497
492 Competent Automobiles
529.07
16.58
467
464
101.54
4.90
498
497
42.57
9.97
489
483
498
489 Bhuwalka Steel Inds
518.11
7.80
471
446
180.17
12.73
492
491
27.67
8.77
493
492
499
498 Kriti Inds
474.01
42.61
494
535
217.45
86.24
488
494
33.64
24.22
490
491
500
466 Platinum Corporation
479.49
-42.45
490
286
35.07
-44.88
500
500
14.11
7.06
496
496
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Gross Profit 2008
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
Market Cap 30.01.2009
% Rank Rank Change 2008 2007
RONW RONW (%) (%) 2008 2007
ROA (%) 2008
ROA (%) 2007
ROS (%) 2008
ROS (%) 2007
( Figures in Rs Crore) Company
13.84
-27.65
476
467
83.26
-54.25
434
454
-
0.88
2.10
3.50
-
0.26
DCM Shriram Inds.
85.84
53.31
351
394
120.92
-43.20
399
441
24.56
16.74
20.40
14.11
7.66
4.65
Cosmo Films
61.24
74.03
398
440
83.66
-
433
-
13.62
30.81
10.94
13.54
5.62
6.28
KNR Construction
50.35
-12.50
415
386
36.36
-69.40
473
470
10.87
17.74
8.81
11.42
2.22
3.43
Omax Autos
131.25
17.81
282
278
138.00
-64.13
388
392
51.13
56.78
32.80
38.19
22.27
18.39
34.00
58.58
451
462
108.04
-83.60
407
350
16.35
18.59
5.13
4.71
4.09
3.48
McNally Bharat Engg.
72.84
10.05
371
364
90.00
-69.97
425
413
16.45
18.41
20.27
18.96
4.32
4.30
Subros
27.22
39.09
457
466
88.47
0.35
428
481
23.20
19.11
17.04
12.43
1.33
1.07
Sai Service Station
44.83
-14.59
426
406
88.40
-43.11
429
461
12.55
18.04
14.69
18.59
2.69
3.71
Munjal Showa
60.92
55.21
399
433
101.50
-81.86
416
361
26.34
21.56
17.18
12.03
4.56
3.28
TIL
43.30
76.45
435
459
109.57
-82.84
406
351
18.63
21.54
7.61
8.28
7.20
6.92
Pratibha Inds
17.15
12.68
469
471
12.64
-74.33
496
489
2.14
3.05
3.88
3.48
0.20
0.31
Trend Electronics
43.27
40.76
437
451
65.92
-54.77
448
462
19.57
17.16
6.57
6.78
4.97
4.28
LT Foods
44.38
40.62
430
448
49.10
-54.88
463
476
17.55
14.03
6.21
5.68
6.09
5.52
Ind-swift
47.47
4.79
419
419
58.37
-71.31
455
446
14.02
15.74
12.04
11.40
5.21
5.11
IG Petrochemicals
50.33
66.66
416
453
208.18
-74.94
347
325
34.52
51.13
16.38
15.81
8.95
10.50
57.88
17.26
402
410
59.19
-73.27
454
437
23.24
22.14
13.27
11.15
5.16
4.76
Thirumalai Chem.
29.09
-24.05
455
434
46.85
-60.69
467
469
6.97
14.70
6.16
9.74
1.61
3.72
Siyaram Silk
46.51
-16.71
421
395
66.10
-68.62
447
443
10.26
16.95
9.06
9.77
2.70
4.83
LG Balakrishnan & Bros
38.24
23.67
447
449
112.47
-68.26
404
396
15.14
12.72
10.92
10.24
3.65
3.38
VIP Inds
18.26
110.37
468
481
49.75
-76.22
462
444
31.55
23.21
8.69
10.83
2.07
1.56
Ushdev International
39.91
-4.59
440
427
78.64
-66.00
437
431
10.17
13.78
9.54
12.74
3.52
5.77
Universal Cables
10.77
6.63
479
477
76.10
-73.13
438
417
0.81
2.49
3.13
4.69
0.16
0.50
Heritage Foods(I)
32.68
8.10
453
452
101.71
-24.73
415
466
9.32
9.85
9.04
9.32
2.92
3.19
Hyderabad Inds
38.85
-11.94
445
423
67.41
-76.36
444
416
9.87
22.44
9.94
13.99
2.78
3.41
Lumax Inds
45.16
12.67
425
431
48.74
-56.09
464
474
23.61
22.13
19.92
18.58
2.41
2.30
Jay Bharat Maruti
23.57
-57.56
464
396
71.70
-34.94
441
475
4.19
21.60
6.19
12.95
1.49
8.59
Deepak Nitrite
5.07
-41.25
487
482
20.79
-49.47
491
492
4.72
8.68
3.75
7.76
0.18
0.41
Amrit Banaspati Co.
35.27
7.30
449
443
35.32
-78.19
477
460
12.17
15.28
10.12
10.35
3.01
2.87
Precision Wires(I)
44.03
25.26
433
441
84.92
-28.12
432
472
20.93
17.98
12.08
11.07
4.85
4.57
Excel Crop Care
49.54
99.12
418
458
66.43
-53.33
445
464
18.95
9.47
17.87
9.50
5.09
2.81
Venkys(I)
11.73
19.33
477
478
52.05
-47.91
458
478
9.49
10.53
5.44
5.11
1.03
1.17
Jayant Agro Organics
15.08
7.87
472
473
21.83
-68.15
490
484
6.32
5.52
3.30
4.43
1.66
1.82
Rathi Steel
10.83
-84.60
478
349
25.38
-54.05
487
487
1.68
43.78
2.92
19.61
0.35
10.91
25.24
86.27
461
474
30.46
-84.13
483
451
23.83
23.38
8.73
6.70
2.50
1.72
Steel Exchange(I)
10.05
-29.13
480
472
13.44
-71.20
494
491
5.12
9.06
3.90
6.68
0.49
0.92
TT
25.69
-75.96
460
284
54.21
-66.81
457
459
5.77
55.89
6.88
36.34
1.62
14.02
50.90
10.17
414
416
48.55
-82.83
465
418
59.52 105.17
15.80
15.33
8.16
6.97
Panchmahal Steel
20.24
-1.80
467
463
38.09
-84.87
471
428
8.68
8.72
5.34
6.01
1.35
1.59
Nicco Corp
Mangalam Cement
Diamond Cables
Atlas Cycles(H)
Gabriel(I)
9.93
51.60
481
486
7.92
-65.46
499
495
22.83
17.00
6.80
4.54
0.88
0.69
Vimal Oil
27.60
206.33
456
480
28.36
-80.38
485
463
35.66
38.48
10.72
4.71
4.34
2.41
Flawless Diamonds(I)
7.04
99.43
486
491
19.63
-67.98
492
486
27.30
6.53
4.88
3.17
0.70
0.65
Compuage Infocom
13.92
53.81
475
479
18.24
-72.24
493
485
15.68
14.12
5.00
5.45
1.64
1.79
Nakoda Textile Inds
15.37
106.86
471
484
32.16
-62.98
480
482
20.34
31.98
9.65
4.07
1.80
1.75
Emmsons International
26.39
106.17
459
475
21.85
-55.09
489
490
29.54
17.99
8.88
5.26
2.58
1.42
Tulsyan NEC
7.22
77.40
485
490
9.92
-72.87
498
493
7.21
4.68
10.09
5.56
0.76
1.14
Sakuma Exports
9.32
21.51
482
483
11.47
-56.99
497
494
10.75
9.93
9.18
7.92
0.86
0.85
Competent Automobiles
9.20
70.69
483
487
12.98
-74.71
495
488
12.97
8.10
5.11
3.37
0.69
0.43
Bhuwalka Steel Inds
14.82
104.41
473
485
30.94
-71.07
482
477
22.28
9.69
6.82
6.21
1.58
0.79
Kriti Inds
1.50
2.74
489
492
5.24
-71.69
500
496
6.60
7.86
4.28
2.29
0.19
0.12
Platinum Corporation
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fe 500 industry-wiseperformance
Under the lens Construction, computer-software mega, pharmaceuticals, cement and tyres were the best performers of 2007-08 Pradip Kumar Dey
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MONG the industries (82) studied, only three showed negative growth in their total income during 2007-08. Mention may be made of automobiles-motorcycles/mopeds (-9.65%), paper (-6.59%) and sugar (5.79%). All the other 79 broad industry categories under which the FE 500 had been clubbed had positive growth. As always, aggregates tend to conceal some good or bad performances. Thus, even though solvent extraction showed a good income growth of 40.84%, Sanwaria Agro Oils grew at the higher rate of 110.70%. The group average was also weighed up by the 91.98% income increase reported by KS Oils. The net profit of the group also increased by 39.96% during 2007-08. The retailing industry saw a 50.87% income growth. But at least two retailing companies, namely Pantaloon Retail (I) and Vishal Retail - reported more than 50% increases. The net profit of the retailing group of companies increased by 12.77% to Rs 199.19 crore during 2007-08. Among the industries studied, the best performers of the year were construction, telecommunications computer-software mega, pharmaceutical-Indian Bulk Drugs, cement and tyres. The details of industry performances appear in the tables starting from page 60. Given below is a brief synopsis of the major gainers and losers of 2007-08. Construction: The industry showed excellent results with positive growth rates in all financial indicators. While total income increased by around 52.85%, net profit went up by 104.64%. And the retained profit of the group increased by 108.62% to Rs 7153.54 crore during 2007-08. And the debtequity ratio decreased from 1.42 during 2006-07 to 1.12 during 2007-08.
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DLF, Lanco Infratech, Omaxe, JMC Projects, and HDIL were among the best performers. According to industry sources, India is endowed with an estimated hydro power potential of more than 1,50,000 MW. However, only 21.82% of the potential has been developed till date and 9.13% is being developed. The government focus on infrastructure development to achieve the projected GDP growth level has translated into healthy order books for the engineering and construction sector. The infrastructure sector, which is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 15% over the next five years, requires an investment of $475 billion to support the unprecedented growth rates being witnessed across every other sector. Food processing: This industry reported a significant growth in almost all financial indicators, with a net profit (NP) growth of 23.97% during the year 2007-08. The retained profit of this
group also increased by 25.46% to Rs 134.24 crore during 2007-08. The top performers were Hatson Agro Product (112.64% growth in NP) and JVL Agro Inds (111.05%). The debt-equity ratio of the group increased from 1.91 during 2006-07 to 2.25 during 2007-08. The Indian dairy industry is rapidly growing, trying to keep pace with the galloping progress around the world. The annual growth rate of this sector is 5%. It is estimated that the dairy market will more than double by 2011.By then, the organised sector will account for 30% of the milk output and twothirds will come from the private sector. Diamond cutting/jewellery: This industry reported a significant growth in almost all financial indicators, with a net profit (NP) growth of 65.77% during the year 2007-08. The retained profit of this group also increased by 70.18% to Rs 552.65 crore during 2007-08. Rajesh Exports, Gitanjali Gems, Su-Raj Diamonds and Flawless Diamonds (I) did well during the year. The better performance of Rajesh Exports is reflected in the net profit growth of 103.95% during 2007-08. The retained profit of the company also increased by 110.66% to Rs 197.79 crore during 2007-08. According to the directors' report, the gem and jewellery industry has witnessed a growth of 22.27% amounting to total exports of $20.9 billion against $17.1 billion of the previous year. The US is the largest consumer of retail diamond jewellery, accounting for approximately 48% of world diamond jewellery consumption. The US is India's largest export market for gems and jewellery. Cement: The cement industry showed a somewhat better performance during 2007-08, with the total income of 15 major cement companies increasing by just 20.27% and net profit increased by 27.78%. The
improved profitability of the cement companies during the year 2007-08 has been due to improved prices, cost control and higher demand in the international markets This is reflected in the performance of Binani Cements, whose net profit rose by 83.89% during the year 2007-08. The retained profit of the company also increased by 127.39% to Rs 125.04 crore during 2007-08. The cement industry witnessed a moderate growth of 7.1% in the calendar year 2007 against 11.6% in 2006. Constraints in capacity materialisation and the high base of 2006 contributed to the lower growth rate for the year under review. But the outlook for growth is bright. The cement industry is implementing major capacity additions over the existing level of 173 million tonne per annum. While 7-8 million tonne of capacity was added during the year 2007, significant capacity is expected to be added during 2008. Automobiles - LCVs/HCVs/ passenger cars: The industry's (seven units) total income increased by 10.57% and net profit increased by 7.42% during the year 2007-08. Ashok Leyland, Tata Motors, Eicher Motors and Maruti Suzuki experienced a moderate increase in total income during the year 2007-08. Among these four companies, minimum income growth (4.98%) was seen in the case of Tata Motors. The commercial vehicle industry (including exports) witnessed a moderation in growth in FY 07-08. The domestic market, which accounts for nearly 90% of total commercial vehicle sales was impacted by reduction in economic activity, poor credit availability, hardening of interest rates and increase in fuel prices. It grew by 6.9% as compared to 33% growth in the previous year. In the country, 4,99,978 new commercial vehicles were sold during the year 2007-08 and passenger car sales grew to 1.53 million vehicles during the above period. Computers-software mega: The aggregate total income of the industry (six units) increased by 24.46% to Rs 64,144 crore in 2007-08. The net profit of the industry showed an increase of 12.63% during the year under study and the retained profit of the industry marginally decreased by 0.50% during the
year 2007-08. Infosys Technologies, Tech Mahindra ,TCS and Wipro were among the star performers. The net profit of Tech Mahindra and Infosys Technologies increased by 29.75% and 18.16% respectively during the year. According to the director's report, changing economic and business conditions are creating a competitive market environment that is driving corporations to transform their operating manner. A leading analyst firm has forecasted that outsourcing expenditure on services will increase from $226 billion in 2006 to an estimated $328 billion by 2011.
Pharmaceuticals-Indian-Bulk Drugs: The industry has performed better in 2007-08, with the aggregate total income of four companies rising by 34.24% to Rs 5,381.77 crore during 2007-08. Net profit and retained profit increased by 56.98% and 56.62% respectively. Companies like Ankur Drugs, Orchid Chem & Pharma and Lupin did well during the year. The debt-equity ratio of the group decreased from 1.70 in 2006-07 to 1.49 in 2007-08. According to the director's report, Indian companies' contribution to the Indian Pharmaceutical Market (IPM) is estimated to be around 80% and there are only 11 MNCs among the top 50 pharma companies. The chronic segments have
shown a CAGR of 16% in terms of value, over the last four years, while acute segments exhibited a growth of 12% on a CAGR basis. The contribution of combination drugs is estimated to be around 46%. McKinsey & Co's recent research estimates indicate that the IPM is expected to grow to a size of $20 billion by 2015 and will be among the top 10 pharma markets of the world. Telecommunications-service provider: The industry has performed well in 2007-08, with the aggregate income rising by 33.64% to Rs 58,235 crore in 2007-08. Net and retained profit increased dramatically. Net profit of the group increased by 48.23% to Rs 10,648 crore during 2007-08. Companies like Idea Cellular, Bharti Airtel, Tulip IT, Reliance Communications did well during the year. The net profit of Idea Cellular increased by 108.01% to Rs 1044.36 crore during 2007-08. According to the directors report, the total base of landline and wireless subscribers in India surged by 46% during the year ended March 31, 2008 to reach 300.51 million, according to TRAI. The number of Internet subscribers also increased to 10.8 million during the year, with the broadband subscriber base reaching 3.47 million. Tyres: The industry has done significantly well during the year 2007-08, with aggregate income rising by 12.42% to Rs 16,141 crore in 2007-08. Net and retained profit increased significantly. Net and retained profit of the group increased by 119.39% to Rs 646.64 crore and 142.54% to Rs 577.10 crore respectively during 2007-08. Companies like MRF, Ceat, JK Tyre Industries did well during the year. The net profit of JK Tyre Industries increased by 291.38% to Rs 66.73 crore during 2007-08. According to the directors report, India is in the midst of rapid economic growth. The government's continued emphasis on building infrastructure has given a fillip to the development of road infrastructure and transport. The number of vehicles on road have shown a marked increase. As a direct fallout of this scenario, the tyre industry has had the good fortune of receiving increasing orders from OEM's and the replacement market. MARCH 2009 | THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | 53
fe 500 industry-wiseperformance Industry/ Company
Total Income 2008 % Rs Crore Change
Net Profit Ret. Profit Forx. Earn. Forx. Expn. 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change
Debt Eq. Debt Eq. Ratio Ratio 2008 2007
Air-conditioners Blue Star Lloyd Electric & Engg. Total (2)
2270.09
41.23
111.13
151.43
165.16
45.08
303.80
44.24
0.14
677.04
34.59
174.09 144.58 52.72
22.72
49.62
34.98
11.73
7.03
31.06
61.69
0.45
0.42 0.37
2947.13
39.64
226.81
98.71
160.75
98.55
176.89
41.74
334.86
45.70
0.32
0.39
0.59
Aluminium and Aluminium Products Hindalco Inds
19693.96
5.41
2860.94
11.57
2634.02
10.35
6435.00
-7.78
11040.45
9.49
0.48
National Aluminium
6060.87
-12.52
1631.52
-31.49
1244.93
-34.41
2095.26
-18.67
719.32
114.00
-
-
Man Inds(I)
1507.84
26.12
71.21
28.79
63.22
33.66
949.39 128.07
1039.69
72.21
0.85
0.81
Madras Aluminium Co.
583.88
-10.53
65.28
-63.83
45.03
-70.66
21.92
37.60
120.72
101.77
0.06
0.07
27846.55
1.41
4628.95
-10.66
3987.20
-11.12
9501.57
-4.85
12920.18
16.58
0.32
0.37
Bosch
5139.90
16.56
609.21
11.17
529.08
6.52
722.28
6.41
1458.76
-2.67
0.10
0.10
Exide Inds
3613.20
51.00
250.33
61.28
218.33
69.30
137.02
63.70
628.59
25.03
0.34
0.48
Motherson Sumi Systems
1564.93
23.74
128.19
12.27
80.19
1.57
252.63
19.67
464.60
30.32
1.15
1.32
Wheels(I)
1291.40
11.90
25.86
-0.65
18.95
-3.37
223.50
22.28
114.52
19.03
1.62
1.50
Sai Service Station
901.75
11.62
11.74
38.77
7.67
74.72
0.00
-
0.02
-95.56
1.18
1.61
Omax Autos
881.03
3.88
15.84
-33.05
12.63
-33.00
24.71
18.51
18.92
253.64
1.99
1.86
Total (4) Auto Ancillaries
Munjal Showa
843.71
3.04
19.32
-25.66
11.32
-37.08
0.17
30.77
65.46
-6.37
0.23
0.17
Sona Koyo Steering Sys.
834.22
17.83
25.19
-9.09
18.23
-12.86
62.47
13.42
272.72
31.40
1.02
0.72
Rico Auto Inds.
827.34
-6.83
22.27
-13.72
14.74
-10.07
142.94
20.03
58.32
-36.87
1.38
0.93
Jay Bharat Maruti
791.77
26.69
15.83
32.25
13.12
33.88
0.10
-
17.85
-48.97
0.67
1.03
Subros
775.24
2.51
28.63
2.99
23.83
3.61
0.00
-
241.90
-16.82
0.64
0.84
127.49
Pricol
735.41
5.30
19.08
-47.31
13.68
-49.72
Federal-Mogul Goetze(I)
720.28
15.41
-18.62
-
-18.62
-
22.94
182.66
22.66
1.74
1.71
49.65 140.67
110.39
31.60
1.66
4.06
Lumax Inds
602.26
-1.95
14.15
-22.59
10.41
-26.01
10.61
-10.92
101.43
40.74
0.58
1.20
Gabriel(I)
555.79
-19.80
7.65
-89.54
2.62
-96.15
7.22
4.03
43.67
23.71
1.10
0.56
Total (15)
20078.23
16.04
1174.67
5.45
956.18
2.10
1760.79
17.80
3779.81
8.12
0.56
0.63
Automobiles - LCVs / HCVs/ Passenger Cars Tata Motors
33720.35
4.98
2028.92
6.03
1450.49
8.62
2844.12
4.77
3009.89
52.21
0.80
0.58
Maruti Suzuki(I)
21912.80
23.08
1730.80
10.81
1586.30
10.78
741.30
28.23
2751.60
56.81
0.11
0.09
Ashok Leyland
9228.89
7.69
469.31
6.35
269.54
11.05
812.77
23.47
514.74
-0.57
0.41
0.34
Eicher Motors
2541.86
12.98
63.05
2.92
49.00
-
170.19
9.33
46.33
35.55
0.44
0.48
Force Motors
1133.19
-8.01
-83.65
-
-83.65
-
38.59
35.12
125.33
11.85
3.55
1.34 1.83
Hindustan Motors
971.99
9.42
30.84 131.88
30.84
131.88
0.42
-86.45
204.89
35.90
0.85
Swaraj Mazda
765.04
10.50
25.20
56.62
19.43
88.28
33.34
4.38
41.65
133.86
1.52
1.45
70274.12
10.57
4264.47
7.42
3321.95
11.62
4640.73
11.28
6694.43
46.66
0.46
0.37
Total (7)
Automobiles - Motorcycles / Mopeds/ Scooters And 3 - Wheelers Hero Honda Motors TVS Motor Co. Total (2)
12261.76
-7.17
967.88
12.82
588.47
13.51
243.64
-7.54
906.55
38.47
0.04
0.07
3783.66
-16.84
31.77
-52.30
15.14
-67.38
334.47
29.59
207.75
-37.97
0.81
0.78
16045.42
-9.65
999.65
8.13
603.61
6.87
578.11
10.83
1114.30
12.60
0.21
0.24
Automobiles - Tractors Mahindra & Mahindra
13301.38
14.22
1103.37
1.45
820.76
1.91
883.56
23.94
432.43
38.05
0.59
0.46
Escorts
2155.62
11.77
-6.44
-
-6.44
-
247.49
9.16
44.64
13.76
0.40
0.58
Punjab Tractors
1006.42
0.92
65.17
-16.43
34.79
-55.39
16.94
-18.44
4.52
129.44
0.01
0.02
16463.42
12.99
1162.10
-1.90
849.11
-5.90
1147.99
19.54
481.59
35.87
0.49
0.43
Total (3)
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Industry/ Company
Total Income 2008 % Rs Crore Change
Net Profit Ret. Profit Forx. Earn. Forx. Expn. 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change
Debt Eq. Debt Eq. Ratio Ratio 2008 2007
Bearings SKF(I)
1751.01
16.45
160.71
57.62
129.07
64.99
517.64
1.33
-
728.96
16.72
79.53
7.91
72.88
8.70
96.23
4.96
154.86
11.26
-
-
2479.97
16.53
240.24
36.76
201.95
39.01
245.71
51.91
672.50
3.46
-
-
Piramal Healthcare
2078.15
17.36
301.48
60.12
212.35
88.20
465.65
61.36
247.13
-2.90
0.50
0.37
Wockhardt
1286.80
6.11
213.88
0.15
90.76
-42.86
398.56
-1.87
239.33
22.83
0.79
0.74 0.11
Fag Bearings(I) Total (2)
149.48 113.33
-
Biotech
Biocon
956.09
6.27
195.56
23.50
145.56
13.41
522.62
9.72
321.30
13.55
0.11
Panacea Biotec
867.34
-0.28
133.17
-9.29
126.50
-8.47
642.06
-5.81
316.62
-24.18
0.57
0.40
5188.38
9.16
844.09
19.39
575.17
6.87
2028.89
9.51
1124.38
-2.22
0.46
0.41
United Breweries
2006.08
33.48
62.47
-4.03
62.46
21.92
0.55
3.77
91.73
33.00
0.86
0.85
Balaji Distilleries
1845.19
19.65
106.06
-
106.06
-
0.00
-
12.78
61.98
-
-
Radico Khaitan
1254.06
26.21
33.07
1.63
24.44
-3.67
63.93
-17.24
25.04
-42.06
2.23
2.62
Total (3)
5105.33
26.41
201.60 118.51
192.96
170.90
64.48
-17.10
129.55
7.89
1.97
3.01
1.29
Total (4) Breweries & Distilleries
Cables - Power Ramsarup Inds.
1825.28
39.75
61.98
42.29
54.77
37.37
99.72
39.59
148.36
389.64
2.39
KEI Inds
985.98
44.55
43.78
8.99
40.74
9.46
141.19
64.88
44.60
40.38
1.65
2.04
Universal Cables
571.55
29.80
17.26
-21.44
11.71
-28.68
17.45 139.04
89.18
39.98
0.87
0.62
Diamond Cables
511.20
83.90
43.55
58.19
43.55
58.19
5.37
-
3.16
-
1.27
2.41
Nicco Corp
480.07
11.25
6.45
6.09
6.45
6.09
5.23
28.82
8.06
21.20
2.05
2.39
4374.08
39.39
173.02
24.20
157.22
23.68
268.96
59.69
293.36
121.52
1.79
1.52
Usha Martin
1873.40
17.55
144.83
42.72
119.81
44.86
371.65
1.62
256.27
4.63
1.09
1.04
Sterlite Technologies
1781.88
36.11
100.72
98.03
94.27
103.87
518.01
74.74
924.23
114.92
1.23
1.42
Finolex Cables
1627.03
34.96
88.92
28.89
65.98
38.67
79.54
18.24
160.29
33.04
0.45
0.46
Total (3)
5282.31
28.57
334.47
51.12
280.06
58.65
969.20
32.87
1340.79
68.56
0.93
0.94
273.59
1.06
Total (5) Cables - Telephone
Castings & Forgings Bharat Forge
2413.51
14.86
13.55
194.95
20.19
1067.24
27.65
340.93
31.08
0.87
Jayaswal Neco Industries
1731.31
18.10
86.20 227.51
86.20
227.51
13.14
-4.09
342.29
16.58
2.92
5.02
Electrosteel Castings
1478.56
19.49
52.02
-51.00
18.52
-76.91
454.03
-2.21
246.49
7.73
0.62
0.82
Total (3)
5623.38
17.04
411.81
10.28
299.67
11.51
1534.41
16.77
929.71
18.81
0.92
1.18
ACC
7270.45
21.82
1438.59
16.78
1063.27
11.81
89.58
29.49
226.74
62.43
0.11
0.29
Ultratech Cement
6386.09
15.16
1007.61
28.80
945.37
29.06
521.06
-22.63
898.29
52.30
0.65
0.90
Ambuja Cements
4442.14
-6.29
1179.40
17.68
824.30
18.66
185.29
-46.64
280.81
12.09
0.07
0.25
India Cements
3605.62
37.57
637.54
33.15
571.67
27.50
48.75
25.77
177.38
602.50
0.55
0.93
Shree Cement
2513.59
53.79
260.37
47.10
232.50
48.94
17.08
-
49.60
-1.25
1.98
1.85
Madras Cements
2350.85
29.37
408.29
32.55
360.26
29.69
0.00
-
308.91
124.37
1.71
1.02
Birla Corporation
2035.06
11.75
393.57
20.64
362.77
21.21
70.19
50.78
75.02
97.94
0.27
0.42
Dalmia Cements(Bharat )
1855.35
45.67
347.15
51.64
314.81
45.67
10.27
37.67
209.83
26.76
1.38
1.35
JK Cement
1481.44
17.37
265.17
48.45
230.21
49.34
15.98
-
18.07
-65.02
0.48
0.68
JK Lakshmi Cement
1319.18
34.46
223.67
25.58
208.37
20.86
0.00
-
8.71
-58.76
1.10
1.78
Binani Cement
1161.69
47.69
175.82
83.89
125.04
127.39
0.00
-
30.10
-56.91
1.84
2.29
Chettinad Cement Corp
1113.00
32.02
163.77
42.77
134.27
45.03
0.00
-
12.80
251.65
1.11
0.88
Cement
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fe 500 industry-wiseperformance Industry/ Company
Prism Cement OCL(I) Mangalam Cement
Total Income 2008 % Rs Crore Change
Net Profit Ret. Profit Forx. Earn. Forx. Expn. 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change
Debt Eq. Debt Eq. Ratio Ratio 2008 2007
1035.67
16.64
241.63
25.35
211.80
29.99
4.89
55.24
20.17
-4.72
-
-
938.73
-4.01
116.15
49.83
101.92
48.55
24.77
-30.15
109.77
51.55
0.90
1.15
601.70
14.29
113.55
35.40
99.43
37.03
0.00
-
4.00
10.80
0.33
0.52
38110.56
20.27
6972.28
27.78
5785.99
27.05
987.86
-21.58
2430.20
48.18
0.54
0.69
Nitco
654.64
38.81
51.02
34.19
44.60
35.89
2.08
-75.15
235.54
26.63
0.26
0.44
Hindustan Sanitaryware
584.03
9.58
28.53
-1.99
20.28
-4.65
20.32
-27.82
63.00
19.07
0.91
0.96
Kajaria Ceramics
530.44
21.17
15.02
95.83
13.55
118.55
21.25
-59.28
122.71
-17.24
2.18
2.35
1769.11
22.65
94.57
26.43
78.43
30.09
43.65
-50.79
421.25
8.80
0.76
1.03
Total (15) Ceramics - Tiles / Sanitaryware
Total (3) Chemicals Castrol(I)
2251.32
8.60
218.43
41.39
45.33
4.91
19.06
38.72
389.38
-15.46
0.01
0.01
United Phosphorus
1827.44
11.80
92.52
-14.98
48.59
-43.70
851.57
11.23
757.39
32.03
0.88
1.72
Pidilite Inds
1727.72
31.97
187.95
57.02
143.66
75.54
144.19
50.86
265.67
22.12
0.78
0.28
India Glycols
1540.26
42.26
178.53 334.91
167.38
412.02
204.65
61.69
33.98
-33.84
1.15
1.74
Jindal Poly Films
1428.99
25.17
132.57 104.05
126.95
113.90
352.46
0.07
191.64
-44.00
0.19
0.30
Philips Carbon Black
1170.89
3.86
89.31 279.56
79.21
328.63
222.44
-1.25
602.94
1.27
1.22
1.55
Atul
1117.05
12.97
34.79
35.63
25.89
54.57
485.74
4.71
186.28
43.03
0.99
1.23
Savita Chemicals
1049.54
11.93
61.96
31.08
45.17
32.35
137.06
10.17
533.77
5.66
0.14
0.28
BASF(I)
1035.24
17.82
59.37
18.53
39.64
30.57
87.53
25.87
348.38
21.97
-
-
Clariant Chemicals(I)
978.49
-5.69
31.79
-27.47
5.13
-
186.66
-18.60
173.84
-5.39
0.01
0.02
Aarti Inds
970.27
24.22
36.67
39.91
25.75
26.29
355.32
24.63
101.32
10.13
1.52
1.31
Godrej Inds
900.05
6.78
108.81
39.39
68.84
40.86
302.27
35.57
346.19
22.59
0.41
1.14
Gulf Oil Corp
874.51
23.80
25.13
9.21
13.98
17.88
42.98
10.40
166.70
-13.21
0.12
1.38
Gujarat Fluorochemicals
864.19
35.50
319.97
32.41
279.45
31.38
596.72
14.67
116.20
-1.77
0.51
0.62
Hindustan Organic Chem.
687.24
9.51
13.61
-20.13
13.61
-20.13
0.17
-45.16
3.12
-63.08
1.03
-
Thirumalai Chem.
663.57
7.50
30.50
18.17
20.26
22.05
91.50
7.34
294.37
-
1.50
1.23
IG Petrochemicals
629.27
3.34
30.56
2.93
29.02
-2.26
350.01
5.36
164.84
76.77
0.40
0.82
Jayant Agro Organics
607.24
33.46
6.14
16.29
4.05
16.05
517.02
33.57
2.95
-28.05
1.80
2.13
Deepak Nitrite
513.66
4.43
7.02
-80.33
3.43
-89.31
202.56
13.86
99.22
16.99
0.81
1.03
Ciba(I)
489.87
-8.74
19.34
-76.15
14.69
-80.27
70.44
9.79
240.73
-0.87
0.08
0.03
21326.81
15.18
1684.97
35.56
1200.03
41.16
5220.35
13.97
5018.91
12.04
0.52
0.87
Tata Chemicals
4873.37
13.85
949.18 113.68
737.93
171.17
91.94
-18.94
1493.00
8.71
0.66
0.44
Gujarat Alkalies & Chem
1392.13
10.87
224.09
20.12
198.39
19.04
44.90
41.86
78.30
-8.62
0.29
0.45
GHCL
1206.39
26.40
100.82
-15.01
76.81
-20.90
183.06
-4.93
113.33
-28.41
2.32
2.69
Total (3)
7471.89
15.12
1274.09
70.02
1013.13
89.05
319.90
-5.25
1684.63
4.15
0.74
0.70
21979.50
11.90
3120.10
15.56
1801.09
17.44
2168.41
-5.03
1158.90
-4.94
0.02
0.02
1876.34
15.09
112.22
27.38
86.22
38.84
117.89
46.21
66.81
92.70
0.21
0.15
23855.84
12.15
3232.32
15.93
1887.31
18.27
2286.30
-3.28
1225.71
-2.24
0.03
0.02
0.21
Total (20) Chlor-Alkali / Soda Ash
Cigarettes ITC Godfrey Phillips(I) Total (2) Compressors / Drilling Equipment Atlas Copco(I) Ingersoll-Rand(I) Total (2)
1060.86
31.79
81.00
12.44
71.98
14.22
146.20
14.06
226.18
51.54
0.42
586.63
-13.73
68.85
49.93
46.69
94.22
98.12
-5.87
101.96
-34.49
-
-
1647.49
10.95
149.85
27.03
118.67
36.31
244.32
5.12
328.14
7.63
0.14
0.08
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Industry/ Company
Total Income 2008 % Rs Crore Change
Net Profit Ret. Profit Forx. Earn. Forx. Expn. 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change
Debt Eq. Debt Eq. Ratio Ratio 2008 2007
Computers - Hardware HCL Infosystems
12617.19
6.23
304.75
-4.12
167.91
-8.02
97.79
12.52
2139.67
9.40
0.35
Redington(I)
5780.28
22.53
67.11
58.20
35.23
53.51
79.94
24.79
1275.69
10.97
0.44
0.59
Moser Baer
2087.31
-3.07
-78.91
-
-95.76
-
1344.21
-15.51
955.15
-21.34
1.33
0.82
Compuage Infocom Total (4)
612.34 102.65 21097.12
10.74
1126.03
4.28 119.49 297.23
-37.03
0.28
4.28
119.49
0.00
-
0.26
-25.71
2.27
0.79
111.66
-62.84
1521.94
-12.63
4370.77
1.18
0.91
0.66
0.76
Computers - Software - Converts Prithvi Information Solutions
45.97
63.71
-29.71
58.29
-31.60
1099.98
51.71
1052.84
64.03
0.92
ICSA(I)
678.55 103.62
111.14
88.63
105.85
92.11
74.86
-
16.42
-
0.55
1.37
Spanco
583.90
35.02
38.26
17.11
34.13
17.89
67.74
-41.50
63.69
-39.00
1.24
0.75
Platinum Corporation
481.22
-42.31
0.93
-10.58
0.93
-10.58
0.00
-
0.00
-
1.15
2.99
2869.70
21.02
214.04
16.79
199.20
16.96
1242.58
47.78
1132.95
51.82
0.89
0.88
Mphasis
1719.90
54.25
220.77
67.85
151.77
120.60
1563.54
51.53
527.40
61.97
-
-
GTL
1489.74
53.41
121.29 127.56
92.92
392.42
52.17
-44.59
71.83
-27.85
0.76
0.79
Patni Computer Systems
1338.96
28.06
387.52
88.34
345.70
110.43
1162.46
16.64
223.20
98.81
-
-
989.77
-0.49
88.22
37.63
71.55
37.65
142.49
2.68
241.19
-2.53
0.10
0.08
Total (4) Computers - Software - Large
CMC Polaris Software Lab
957.64
5.35
52.63
-33.87
37.83
-34.11
861.57
5.32
823.81
1.59
-
-
Rolta(I)
891.59
46.72
262.94
44.27
214.66
50.97
115.67
19.94
46.29
-20.27
0.53
0.53
MindTree
761.60
27.42
104.18
15.69
96.61
16.08
683.10
-
249.32
-
0.17
0.06
Hexaware Technologies
495.75
7.37
-10.76
-
-23.60
-
444.23
16.13
112.41
29.79
-
-
8644.95
28.98
1226.79
32.59
987.44
44.92
5025.23
41.22
2295.45
31.89
0.19
0.21
0.27
Total (8)
Computers - Software - Medium / Small Zylog System
612.53
51.59
82.24
52.16
77.31
50.06
399.00
-1.10
290.00
-9.13
0.14
Mastek
597.07
17.71
99.23
-3.24
71.66
-11.78
564.84
14.93
241.48
6.25
-
-
Kpit Cummins Infosystems
484.34
52.00
64.08
40.10
58.63
44.73
451.24
48.49
146.39
24.43
0.32
0.64
1693.94
37.73
245.55
21.36
207.60
19.82
1415.08
18.04
677.87
2.08
0.15
0.26
Total (3) Computers-Software-Mega TCS
18979.67
25.22
4508.76
20.00
3138.63
19.25
16776.48
21.70
6694.77
2.51
-
0.01
Wipro
17985.00
28.22
3063.30
7.78
2186.80
11.10
12885.20
17.62
5202.80
33.59
0.33
0.03
Infosys Technologies
16850.00
22.14
4470.00
18.16
2568.00
-18.06
14490.00
19.20
6788.00
20.08
-
-
4785.79
13.73
780.65
-29.15
182.07
-68.40
4545.89
22.00
1111.77
15.28
0.01
0.01 0.06
HCL Technologies Tech Mahindra
3702.30
34.21
765.80
29.75
699.00
24.02
3563.70
30.15
1858.60
12.14
0.08
Oracle Financial Ser. Soft.
1841.63
15.78
410.87
15.85
410.87
15.88
1737.06
16.18
578.48
20.93
-
-
64144.39
24.46
13999.38
12.63
9185.37
-0.47
53998.33
20.38
22234.42
15.93
0.09
0.01
2574.40 534.45
1892.47
-
120.31
-39.55
152.36
154.57
0.74
-
495.07
47.31
77.45
-50.34
861.37
44.16
1.98
1.91
Total (6) Construction DLF
5971.93 319.06
Jaiprakash Associates
4615.65
20.49
609.67
46.94
IVRCL Infrastructures
3771.29
58.52
210.48
48.79
191.79
49.26
0.00
-
14.16
-12.27
0.66
0.42
Nagarjuna Construction
3518.13
20.74
164.11
8.03
134.36
5.82
0.00
-
7.13
-71.76
0.57
0.62
HCC
3148.17
29.23
108.77
37.20
88.27
46.97
62.71
66.74
136.89
-29.51
1.87
1.72
Unitech
2969.72
14.24
1030.68
4.79
990.10
5.00
0.00
-
18.42
-33.38
3.37
2.72
Simplex Infrastructures
2844.72
65.13
90.08
67.72
80.19
71.16
478.17
84.54
418.97
97.27
1.02
2.49
Gammon(I)
2549.40
19.89
88.32
-10.21
83.98
-10.65
12.67
-69.04
67.77
-43.44
0.31
0.32
HDIL
2459.22
96.44
1410.51 160.33
1304.23
140.72
0.00
-
0.00
-
0.86
0.52
Omaxe
1812.04
91.23
398.80 219.47
355.41
213.97
7.07
37.55
7.31
34.38
1.49
2.85
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Total Income 2008 % Rs Crore Change
42.13
Net Profit Ret. Profit Forx. Earn. Forx. Expn. 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change
408.74
Debt Eq. Debt Eq. Ratio Ratio 2008 2007
Parsvnath Developers
1792.24
50.39
353.33
56.61
6.75
-32.23
3.05
25.51
0.94
0.69
Lanco Infratech
1603.63 189.78
200.18 173.99
200.18
173.99
0.69
-
596.84
255.28
0.35
0.12
Era Infra Engineering
1499.28
93.13
121.37
53.40
116.75
54.84
0.00
-
32.34
109.18
3.10
2.80
Consolidated Const. Consortium
1455.94
70.34
87.09
88.30
77.85
80.04
0.27
-
2.74
-33.01
0.27
0.62
Sobha Developers
1448.31
20.93
228.30
41.34
180.90
49.55
0.02
-60.00
17.67
-31.06
1.78
0.72
Subhash Projects
1180.51
45.04
58.21
33.45
53.81
32.86
0.00
-
2.39
-84.44
0.72
0.79
Patel Engineering
1024.68
-2.58
147.61
34.03
138.70
35.49
19.11
10.65
72.47
131.39
1.05
0.65
11.27 512.50
313.87
34.21
1.94
2.15
24.41
842.47
0.65
0.51
Ruchi Infrastructure
988.55
11.30
35.56
75.35
30.25
87.42
JMC Projects(I)
920.97
83.46
30.72
91.40
25.87
81.67
0.00
-
Ahluwalia Contracts(I)
886.57
31.41
51.64
65.57
47.24
68.41
0.00
-
0.38
-90.64
0.45
0.74
Ansal Prop. & Infras.
868.44
14.01
161.57
22.49
147.38
20.82
3.14
-46.60
10.34
5.51
0.77
0.26
Unity Infraprojects
862.38
55.79
60.05
56.91
54.70
59.66
0.00
-
5.07
-35.17
0.79
0.30
Madhucon Projects
750.64
41.15
47.25
13.66
45.04
14.43
2.57
-63.96
32.31
6.18
0.40
0.45
ITD Cementation(I)
749.04
49.15
6.75
150.00
0.00
-
17.90
76.01
0.24
1.54
KNR Construction
555.12
65.93
30.81
51.25
28.00
52.59
0.00
-
7.11
109.12
0.72
1.69
Pratibha Inds
480.95
61.55
34.26
67.69
30.92
75.98
0.00
-
62.44
128.72
0.72
1.40
50727.52
52.85
8398.23 104.64
7153.54
108.62
802.20
8.06
2885.71
55.46
1.12
1.42
Total (26)
9.05 235.19
Couriers Blue Dart Express
811.85
21.18
69.93
39.22
67.56
41.16
0.85
-25.44
-
0.04
Gati
575.51
24.83
23.78
1.80
17.01
-3.19
36.19
-
39.83
-
0.74
1.07
1387.36
22.67
93.71
27.34
84.57
29.25
42.93
-
40.68
-0.71
0.36
0.47
1952.66
5.29
56.50
-63.73
38.02
-70.31
154.82
5.63
151.56
20.30
0.46
0.31
595.08
-2.07
2.00
-96.27
0.54
-98.97
23.15
19.95
24.62
168.48
0.72
0.58
2547.74
3.47
58.50
-72.07
38.56
-78.61
177.97
7.29
176.18
30.36
0.49
0.36
Rajesh Exports
8667.09
25.73
206.56 103.95
197.79
110.66
8063.97
26.33
8233.97
29.92
1.23
-
Gitanjali Gems
2654.91
19.55
138.16
122.85
68.70
1410.50
9.93
1240.83
11.02
0.59
1.43
Total (2)
6.74 101.80
Cycles And Accessories Tube Investments(I) Atlas Cycles(H) Total (2) Diamond Cutting / Jewellery 68.69
Su-Raj Diamonds
2142.20
36.25
62.59
30.61
53.82
32.30
2135.41
44.19
1757.68
42.85
0.44
0.40
Asian Star Co.
1321.41
13.28
40.34
46.42
37.45
51.87
1022.03
-2.69
649.43
-15.98
1.65
1.91
Suashish Diamonds
1016.02
3.67
66.26
52.95
63.15
57.05
518.34
-24.19
534.89
22.31
1.53
1.05
987.82
11.72
30.63
1.93
25.08
0.16
919.97
12.91
590.70
0.11
2.92
3.31
31.15
38.14
29.23
40.53
669.45
13.04
523.92
66.62
1.61
2.14
24.11 232.09
23.28
250.60
156.18
6.14
367.71
8.65
1.10
1.34
19.79
13899.13
24.78
1.03
2.39
1.33
Shrenuj & Co. Classic Diamonds(I)
711.42
6.23
Flawless Diamonds(I)
556.43
84.62
18057.30
22.94
599.80
65.77
552.65
70.18
14895.85
Kesoram Inds
3479.17
35.61
383.35
44.29
358.19
44.79
198.01
-2.58
278.31
21.41
1.24
DCM Shriram Consolidated
2720.38
-6.38
670.99
-
614.58
-
0.08
-97.30
128.55
17.24
1.53
2.76
Prakash Inds
1423.30
35.45
198.72
49.65
198.72
49.65
10.85
-35.80
2.14
-74.58
0.40
0.74
ICI(I)
1100.00
2.44
60.21
-86.57
29.51
-91.27
6.86
-37.75
148.10
-19.56
-
-
781.94
0.56
-4.21
-
-4.21
-
0.00
-
0.00
-
1.70
1.31
9504.79
13.51
1309.06
46.38
1196.79
59.07
215.80
-7.83
557.10
4.83
0.92
1.07
Total (8) Diversified - Large
DCM Shriram Inds. Total (5) Diversified - Medium / Small JBF Inds
2326.13
43.32
138.73
71.76
128.22
87.92
277.14
86.12
384.40
93.97
0.91
1.34
Sintex Inds
1834.85
48.03
216.33
65.67
202.68
69.14
40.04
11.56
57.85
201.30
1.05
1.04
967.97
59.39
314.85 124.16
271.11
134.99
495.93 149.80
108.44
138.02
0.50
1.13
Nava Bharat Ventures
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Industry/ Company
Total Income 2008 % Rs Crore Change
Net Profit Ret. Profit Forx. Earn. Forx. Expn. 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change
Debt Eq. Debt Eq. Ratio Ratio 2008 2007
Manaksia
793.62
13.84
41.01
33.37
26.98
-8.88
388.62
19.84
324.91
32.58
0.35
1.10
Aban Offshore
731.81
29.62
159.10
59.74
119.45
59.37
552.82
7.33
140.14
41.20
1.44
1.56
3M India
655.03
20.12
67.68
34.23
67.68
34.23
4.09
-34.24
210.14
-2.26
-
-
Alps Inds
639.94
47.43
11.88
-60.86
10.15
-63.44
95.57
4.59
180.86
375.70
2.37
1.35
Total (7)
7949.35
39.20
949.58
68.69
826.27
69.95
1854.21
40.44
1406.74
63.52
0.97
1.17
0.47
Diversified - Mega Grasim Inds
11929.40
21.06
2232.60
45.37
1957.58
52.49
386.86
37.83
1434.68
57.67
0.39
Aditya Birla Nuvo
4204.56
15.30
243.07
8.05
188.44
8.52
634.54
45.05
1307.10
27.53
0.75
0.91
Century Textiles & Inds
3924.45
9.44
303.43
7.50
261.56
5.74
197.63
-11.85
573.31
68.50
1.09
1.21
Voltas
3121.14
25.38
208.37
11.98
163.70
7.00
152.04
35.90
492.51
78.32
0.09
0.22
Raymond
1475.21
6.10
66.12
-67.15
50.77
-70.23
151.50
-33.00
227.46
-40.05
0.63
0.58
Rallis(I)
851.29
11.87
99.41
137.14
163.92
4.12
163.66
19.09
0.14
0.16
Total (6)
25506.05
17.39
3178.78
27.74
2721.46
31.46
1686.49
17.30
4198.72
36.85
0.54
0.65
Whirlpool(I)
1980.02
20.85
32.32
-
32.32
-
217.83
-8.36
394.26
50.94
0.88
1.11
Value Inds
1365.91
14.73
12.76 234.91
10.57
425.87
0.00
-
77.51
-1.86
1.91
1.64
913.98
2.41
22.46
16.19
22.22
15.31
222.43
-11.64
919.88
-9.08
0.44
0.64
4259.91
14.47
67.54 279.01
65.11
307.96
440.26
-10.05
1391.65
2.93
1.15
1.19
Amara Raja Batteries
1375.60
82.23
94.36 100.60
90.37
109.92
40.29
40.19
380.87
63.09
0.95
0.58
HBL Power Systems
1137.67
92.10
67.09 109.13
63.45
123.10
78.75
-3.74
264.28
207.45
1.16
0.74
Total (2)
2513.27
86.57
161.45 104.06
153.82
115.16
119.04
7.68
645.15
101.92
1.05
0.66
0.01
125.19 115.44
Domestic Appliances
Sujana Universal Inds Total (3) Dry Cells
Electric Equipment BHEL
22845.77
16.78
2859.34
18.41
2112.82
16.41
939.09
-14.31
3604.18
38.42
0.01
ABB
6454.31
37.96
491.67
44.48
445.05
49.38
466.37
-5.37
1525.33
23.89
-
-
Crompton Greaves
4296.62
16.24
313.92
63.19
255.27
75.76
757.24
22.88
364.15
-2.30
0.09
0.40
Havells(I)
2245.71
33.16
143.54
40.52
129.06
45.49
141.71
47.55
304.99
145.13
0.06
0.21
Apar Inds
1906.42
13.94
85.47
85.93
67.69
98.85
717.59
97.07
1165.50
50.67
0.32
0.63
Alstom Projects(I)
1635.92
27.62
73.31
-32.98
19.69
-53.53
261.08
-22.97
199.78
-0.23
-
0.01
BGR Energy Systems
1513.99
92.72
84.44 115.41
70.04
94.77
130.57
34.62
184.48
363.75
1.06
2.90
Emco
1047.01
42.12
64.45
58.74
56.21
58.34
92.48
38.32
80.18
11.72
0.82
0.62
Kirloskar Electric Co.
770.95
24.11
23.67
35.33
23.67
35.33
36.88
98.60
5.94
7.03
0.35
0.33
Bharat Bijlee
641.26
18.63
73.29
33.06
56.34
37.58
4.44
-18.23
14.75
18.86
0.11
0.22
43357.96
22.96
4213.10
25.49
3235.84
26.74
3547.45
11.14
7449.28
37.05
0.08
0.09
Graphite(I)
1192.09
27.04
133.65
-31.06
88.32
-41.04
644.97
33.39
257.21
13.25
0.68
0.98
HEG
1009.55
13.72
146.35
98.20
102.59
91.08
704.04
51.31
245.70
27.48
1.35
2.48
Total (2)
2201.64
20.56
280.00
4.59
190.91
-6.18
1349.01
42.18
502.91
19.78
0.97
1.54
Siemens
8193.25
65.04
596.54
65.65
515.62
74.17
2671.41 152.95
2649.36
42.17
-
-
Bharat Electronics
4345.01
4.69
826.74
15.12
661.14
15.15
0.06
50.00
0.01
-
-
-
ITI
1636.12
-17.82
-358.38
-
-358.38
-
9.12
-50.60
500.21
-44.68
3.25
1.62
Samtel Color
965.42
-30.10
-70.84
-
-70.84
-
27.76
-85.07
144.37
-66.53
2.96
2.06
Honeywell Automation(I)
900.97
34.80
65.09
12.20
56.25
14.40
222.14
14.28
321.55
39.31
0.05
0.07
16040.77
21.93
1059.15
59.27
803.79
79.37
2930.49 101.42
3615.50
5.41
0.47
0.43
Total (10) Electrodes - Graphites
Electronics - Components
Total (5)
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Total Income 2008 % Rs Crore Change
Net Profit Ret. Profit Forx. Earn. Forx. Expn. 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change
Debt Eq. Debt Eq. Ratio Ratio 2008 2007
Electronics - Consumer Videocon Inds
8876.62
16.85
855.22
4.49
771.24
4.54
438.12
-4.31
1013.66
-16.43
0.93
0.98
Mirc Electronics
1658.76
0.22
34.59
1.38
20.39
-13.12
27.88
2.42
555.22
64.24
0.78
0.69
Salora International
1124.49
24.78
23.35
43.52
19.39
57.51
78.03 226.35
799.03
14.96
0.73
0.39
870.41
6.47
1.73
-28.81
1.35
-34.15
0.09
-
37.61
-9.87
2.89
3.07
12530.28
14.22
914.89
5.00
812.37
4.74
544.12
6.91
2405.52
5.14
0.94
0.99
2173.42
0.36
Trend Electronics Total (4) Engineering Larsen & Toubro
25862.58
40.38
Punj Lloyd
4541.76
97.00
54.91
1678.10
62.17
5656.59
50.02
4530.93
30.03
0.38
221.44 259.60
209.30
289.47
0.00
-
0.00
-
0.57
BEML
2847.41
1.38
6.58
225.65
10.11
225.65
46.74
0.00
-
0.00
-
0.18
0.02
Lakshmi Machine Works
2620.81
18.30
242.30
17.51
186.64
19.09
129.49
57.38
411.04
32.53
-
-
Sadbhav Engg
881.95
79.44
53.00
99.32
48.00
116.12
1.81
-4.74
2.91
-75.79
0.53
0.50
Engineers(I)
857.44
26.48
193.78
40.45
132.01
56.00
100.16
-20.95
55.69
-33.94
-
-
AIA Engg
667.17
52.69
108.31
61.85
100.79
67.04
273.06
55.96
44.37
66.68
-
-
Titagarh Wagons
651.78 102.21
60.57 107.50
51.35
95.62
0.00
-
142.45
129.24
0.24
0.36
McNally Bharat Engg. Total (9)
564.13
7.70
22.40
28.00
19.23
29.76
9.94
-34.00
25.90
81.37
0.46
1.25
39495.03
40.71
3300.87
53.25
2651.07
64.94
6171.05
44.96
5213.29
30.00
0.33
0.38
-
Engineering - Turnkey Services Container Corporation
3511.77
11.77
750.52
7.82
581.54
5.14
0.00
-
45.96
37.77
-
Thermax
3371.09
50.41
280.78
49.51
185.45
59.44
352.48
15.33
389.82
32.36
-
-
Balmer Lawrie & Co.
1575.74
14.46
86.93
23.80
59.24
22.83
13.71
8.21
154.44
14.41
0.02
0.04
Electrotherm(I)
1356.81
80.98
62.18
43.94
58.72
44.45
0.00
-
174.15
95.52
2.17
1.83
Texmaco
949.49
97.53
69.09 142.59
60.86
149.94
2.43
-37.53
215.67
205.78
0.30
0.33
Elecon Engg
836.23
14.73
67.20
22.40
53.27
5.99
37.03
52.32
140.82
94.96
1.73
1.51
Praj Inds
770.67
17.75
153.54
77.44
117.29
83.52
320.76
72.92
86.26
-4.66
-
-
TIL
756.99
26.78
32.24
75.50
28.23
82.84
14.16
77.67
162.85
16.44
0.64
0.99
Alfa Laval(I)
713.30
17.67
91.49
31.38
46.09
90.14
266.14
45.48
214.48
48.71
0.07
0.03
Walchandnagar Inds
672.91
75.03
35.56 167.57
32.56
172.70
113.92
86.69
45.68
54.53
0.12
0.15
LG Balakrishnan & Bros
619.57
12.80
14.86
-35.28
12.11
-35.41
44.03
19.06
28.76
10.83
1.63
2.27
15134.57
31.48
1644.39
27.33
1235.36
27.73
1164.66
41.87
1658.89
47.49
0.27
0.24
Cummins(I)
2753.39
27.69
280.69
15.96
189.61
16.43
742.05
19.74
440.19
15.87
0.03
-
Kirloskar Oil Engines
2443.83
12.67
118.95
-33.33
80.12
-42.60
163.89
17.93
352.88
7.20
0.37
0.12
Total (11) Engines
Greaves Cotton
1325.25
7.91
110.16
-9.94
80.86
-8.26
37.48
51.86
93.64
8.07
0.13
0.13
Total (3)
6522.47
17.45
509.80
-6.08
350.59
-10.24
943.42
20.43
886.71
11.43
0.18
0.07
0.13
Entertainment / Electronic Media Software Zee Entertain. Enterprises
1143.92
23.12
295.12
77.56
208.32
105.91
98.27
-14.56
25.85
-83.11
0.10
925.99
27.48
366.98
36.52
268.46
28.61
38.53
11.94
103.29
-
-
-
2069.91
25.03
662.10
52.20
476.78
53.84
136.80
-8.45
129.14
-19.04
0.06
0.08
Rashtriya Chem. & Fert.
5331.99
46.28
158.15
6.33
102.98
10.06
0.13
-86.87
289.37
-54.28
0.81
0.66
National Fertilizers
4223.04
8.03
108.65
-38.30
76.05
-38.31
0.00
-
15.79
9.96
0.37
0.24
Coromandel Fertilisers
3844.42
81.27
209.76 108.22
160.80
113.92
60.86
-6.94
2652.52
100.58
1.26
1.07
GSFC
3807.26
5.47
238.45
-10.66
202.59
-12.32
33.71
-53.07
1291.05
13.26
0.38
0.71
GNFC
3702.76
23.76
372.88
14.22
306.83
17.82
0.00
-
0.00
-
0.17
0.22
Chambal Fertilisers
2802.72
7.21
203.80
34.85
128.88
69.11
172.89
64.44
51.02
6.83
1.58
1.85
Sun Network Total (2) Fertilizers
60 THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | MARCH 2009
Industry/ Company
Total Income 2008 % Rs Crore Change
Net Profit Ret. Profit Forx. Earn. Forx. Expn. 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change
Debt Eq. Debt Eq. Ratio Ratio 2008 2007
Zuari Inds
2677.46
9.93
73.41
-81.35
64.58
-83.28
0.00
-
1039.50
-1.09
0.99
1.10
Nagarjuna Fert. & Chem.
2213.43
20.08
22.49
-29.08
22.49
-29.08
0.31
-
48.15
9.61
0.87
0.79
Mangalore Chem. & Fert.
1634.49
18.92
40.46
47.34
33.35
63.88
0.34 325.00
959.69
20.58
1.02
0.66
Deepak Fert. & Petrochem.
1177.43
24.98
100.27
7.90
69.40
4.41
67.03 179.76
336.44
33.84
0.50
0.51
SPIC
1057.81
-52.70
-377.88
-
-377.88
-
30.40
2.98
97.24
-68.44
-
-
913.25
-40.58
8.97
-
8.97
-
32.45
-70.81
465.83
39.06
1.85
2.04
5.35
12.63
1.14
0.66
7251.95
21.93
0.99
0.92
Fert. & Chem. Travancore EID Parry(I)
748.39
-1.15
-16.58
-
-21.04
-
34134.45
13.72
1142.83
-21.61
778.00
-26.18
621.32
Hindustan Unilever
15220.10
13.67
1925.47
3.78
-50.65
-
1483.71
3.32
954.58
1.43
0.06
0.03
Ruchi Soya Inds
11156.02
28.30
159.23
58.12
147.98
64.17
1846.43
31.28
3580.46
55.39
1.44
1.65
United Spirits
5561.54
16.96
311.28
-36.99
296.25
-36.87
1.96
-58.30
79.23
15.43
0.58
1.09
Nestle(I)
3672.62
23.87
413.81
31.33
95.64
38.13
326.69
18.42
283.78
11.50
0.01
0.04
Nirma
2679.82
3.67
229.73 110.53
165.90
267.36
55.71
0.65
346.85
4.07
0.17
0.13
Britannia Inds
2667.85
13.59
191.00
77.43
148.00
106.10
11.56
-20.88
5.75
-50.52
0.14
0.01
Dabur(I)
2145.70
29.74
316.77
25.66
187.17
44.03
94.10
36.00
21.50
98.71
0.03
0.05
Colgate Palmolive(I)
1637.99
12.78
231.71
44.67
54.92
77.28
65.58
76.34
92.52
-17.53
0.03
0.02
Marico
1585.43
14.34
143.41
23.46
103.52
37.20
81.44
-9.66
12.54
-70.65
1.09
0.91
GlaxoSmithkline Cons Health
1464.36
16.00
162.68
28.17
112.21
32.21
69.78
14.54
3.81
-11.60
-
-
Agro Tech Foods
1013.93
-2.61
16.26
1.06
16.26
1.06
2.15
95.45
65.25
74.09
0.10
0.13
Total (13)
223.20 573.71 40.82
FMCG
Eveready Inds(I)
960.48
8.57
-19.32
-
-19.32
-
16.03
12.49
88.30
-41.05
0.73
0.75
Godrej Consumer Products
928.30
15.50
148.12
26.36
55.36
70.18
17.27
20.10
184.62
40.45
0.89
1.02
Bata(I)
903.81
9.96
51.09
27.25
38.24
-4.76
9.41
-13.03
63.57
57.08
0.21
0.29
Jagatjit Inds
803.74
24.78
17.62
7.64
17.62
7.64
21.32 155.94
17.36
-19.41
0.14
0.15
P & G Hygiene & Health Care
669.82
17.64
131.42
46.31
66.50
167.07
2.17
-13.89
110.63
34.36
-
-
Heritage Foods(I)
628.16
80.74
0.94
-45.66
-0.88
-
0.00
-
0.00
-
1.33
1.51
Gillette(I)
624.96
23.63
117.37
23.66
76.64
34.72
15.78
-7.72
109.69
92.34
-
-
Venkys(I)
530.11
26.71
26.61 130.99
23.32
168.05
3.56
4.40
8.21
4.45
0.79
0.87
Total (19)
54854.74
17.89
14.05
1534.68
-13.67
4124.65
17.10
6028.65
30.74
0.37
0.37
JVL Agro Ind
1168.52
68.00
23.68 111.05
22.18
119.60
0.34
-91.77
764.06
104.61
0.84
2.35
KRBL
1008.11
9.47
54.75
49.06
11.58
498.24
13.86
14.75
-22.65
2.14
1.56 2.42
4575.20
Food - Processing - Indian 10.58
Hatsun Agro Product
869.43
46.81
17.33 112.64
12.85
105.60
112.87 111.09
2.58
-0.77
2.66
Anik Inds
758.39
58.35
23.26 101.56
19.93
142.75
28.87 107.40
303.88
25.55
0.99
0.84
Kohinoor Foods
637.38
7.59
5.34
-73.45
62.97
68.96
4.17
3.25
5.34
-75.80
333.34
4.89
LT Foods
573.69
18.47
28.22
37.06
24.88
35.51
230.86
35.28
26.69
-42.15
2.89
2.35
Total (6)
5015.52
33.24
152.58
23.97
134.24
25.46
1204.52
20.75
1174.93
63.06
2.25
1.91
Gas Distribution Gail(I)
19136.56
11.97
2601.46
9.00
1755.81
13.94
6.87
-75.68
812.19
-13.61
0.10
0.12
Petronet LNG
6608.89
19.17
474.65
51.52
362.15
64.99
0.42
-27.59
5472.54
15.41
0.97
1.08
Gujarat Gas Co.
1229.74
43.87
159.09
78.95
138.77
92.23
0.00
-
18.98
-29.49
-
0.01
840.37
16.07
174.46
26.46
118.46
23.45
0.04
-55.56
18.07
-5.39
0.01
0.01
27815.56
14.87
3409.66
16.50
2375.19
23.15
7.33
-74.65
6321.78
10.37
0.18
0.20
Asahi India Glass
1173.88
30.30
13.67
-67.71
13.67
-57.20
70.54
80.13
335.59
-17.62
4.73
4.32
Hind.Nat.Glass
1159.48
92.74
160.34 368.28
153.35
362.73
40.32
83.02
94.07
8.99
0.49
1.09
Piramal Glass
530.07
22.42
16.26
-54.00
13.56
-61.64
225.57
34.60
91.13
18.43
2.78
2.02
2863.43
47.94
190.27
69.99
180.58
79.81
336.43
47.05
520.79
-8.74
1.80
2.60
Indraprastha Gas Total (4) Glass & Glass Products
Total (3)
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fe 500 industry-wiseperformance Industry/ Company
Total Income 2008 % Rs Crore Change
Net Profit Ret. Profit Forx. Earn. Forx. Expn. 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change
Debt Eq. Debt Eq. Ratio Ratio 2008 2007
Hotels Indian Hotels Co.
1830.18
11.36
377.46
17.08
262.92
16.37
810.54
10.73
81.75
56.13
0.56
0.52
EIH
1151.12
15.67
217.23
8.43
146.50
0.80
597.32
13.59
233.85
57.15
0.62
0.67
Hotel Leelaventure
589.11
27.31
150.12
18.74
131.23
19.55
324.26
25.97
51.45
-1.98
2.19
1.06
Asian Hotels
534.26
28.70
132.03
44.30
129.60
88.65
338.25
25.51
67.15
23.78
0.09
0.17
4104.67
16.72
876.84
18.38
670.25
21.92
2070.37
16.00
434.20
41.02
0.72
0.57
Total (4) Media HT Media Deccan Chronicle Jagran Prakashan
1226.92
13.65
144.55
25.63
135.18
25.13
6.77
-19.88
333.10
13.37
0.23
0.21
820.25
40.17
271.94
68.53
198.56
44.01
0.00
-
143.72
-23.47
0.76
0.73
771.10
23.78
98.13
28.75
37.90
22.10
0.40
-84.79
91.02
3.56
0.15
0.21
2818.27
23.19
514.62
45.93
371.64
34.19
7.17
-42.91
567.84
-0.29
0.44
0.41
Sterlite Inds(I)
14053.98
10.98
951.63
21.38
668.23
19.20
7075.36
-1.95
11818.06
6.16
0.25
0.63
Hindustan Zinc
9588.54
1.45
4396.07
-1.03
4184.81
-1.08
2257.48
-46.42
436.24
43.05
-
-
NMDC
6379.69
40.60
3250.98
40.12
2599.45
40.13
0.00
-
20.72
33.16
-
-
Neyveli Lignite Corp.
3689.44
15.03
1101.57
94.36
766.03
109.61
0.00
-
219.16
-17.64
0.31
0.18
Sesa Goa
3672.41
64.91
1492.00 146.04
1314.87
192.87
2852.96 104.50
260.91
-7.26
-
-
Hindustan Copper
1993.48
4.42
246.40
-21.51
246.40
-21.51
75.46
-3.50
591.49
83.82
0.13
0.34
Ashapura Minechem
1507.08
65.27
136.04
25.36
123.41
27.52
817.95
34.90
676.94
12.44
0.49
0.35
Adhunik Metaliks
1115.14
36.01
80.46
3.86
69.48
1.65
80.79 246.59
0.29
-
2.87
1.75
GMDC
1037.68
66.57
263.93 142.85
232.13
201.94
0.66
214.29
0.63
1.14
Gujarat NRE Coke
918.89
72.21
172.88 210.21
69.09
565.61
Precision Wires(I)
690.35
-0.31
17.25
2.80
13.09
2.83
44646.68
18.82
12109.21
28.82
10286.99
27.95
13174.28
Titan Inds
3042.86
42.21
158.29
67.80
122.78
71.12
Kirloskar Brothers
1568.10
-0.80
110.14
-67.27
67.83
-76.94
BL Kashyap & Sons
1564.61
91.73
115.36 107.41
107.14
105.96
0.00
Sundram Fasteners
1352.75
0.66
67.38
-6.23
48.47
-9.35
344.31
Transport Corp(I)
1203.88
10.46
28.47
-6.87
24.12
-9.05
8.70 132.00
Apollo Hospitals
1150.06
27.85
101.75
1.68
66.54
-10.38
13.00
Bayer CropScience
1074.92
21.95
39.28
-30.92
31.70
-33.09
136.97
Mundra Port
875.26
46.61
213.41
13.86
153.31
-
16.00
-
Dredging Corp
771.47
23.20
154.82
-17.97
112.82
-23.11
0.00
Carborundum Universal
745.25
35.95
97.17
65.65
78.50
75.77
86.22
Century Ply
641.56
41.81
44.62 118.30
33.47
63.75
22.69
37.27
VIP Inds
581.04
26.51
20.10
40.27
11.62
45.98
87.63
Hyderabad Inds
528.62
9.86
14.08
0.79
10.35
1.07
7.00
Total (3) Mining / Minerals / Metals
Total (11)
5.88
-
0.00
-
0.00
-
0.57
1.39
8.40 268.42
124.98
103.55
0.54
0.77
-2.67
14149.45
8.11
0.18
0.23
142.40
18.22
1155.02
156.57
0.59
0.75
149.69
-34.02
130.97
-17.09
0.29
0.23
-
0.49
122.73
0.29
0.32
-5.12
344.14
12.12
1.31
1.17
23.10
-45.45
0.87
1.16
-1.59
35.72
12.40
0.25
0.19
-4.10
203.18
3.10
0.19
0.33
277.08
184.04
0.73
1.72
-
69.24
117.94
0.01
0.03
28.72
132.94
23.12
0.85
0.66
190.91
133.16
0.84
0.93
23.75
24.86
24.36
0.95
0.97
0.29
96.84
-5.00
0.60
0.52
Miscellaneous
Firstsource Solutions
514.26
16.92
57.64
-22.40
57.64
-22.40
371.07
-5.83
24.33
-17.22
1.79
0.07
15614.64
26.38
1222.51
-6.22
926.29
-1.15
1385.68
-3.28
2708.82
63.48
0.60
0.51
Indian Oil Corp
274546.12
13.94
6962.58
-7.16
6306.77
20.16
11453.93
25.51 123323.86
24.10
0.86
0.78
Reliance Inds
144898.25
21.94
19458.29
62.92
17827.05
69.73
76010.76
29.86 105425.85
28.98
0.46
0.44
BPCL
123079.49
13.75
1580.56
-12.46
1435.94
17.03
7440.16
33.21
34560.75
17.87
1.29
1.05
HPCL
113296.24
16.08
1134.88
-27.77
1033.29
7.59
6930.17
33.30
58558.11
5.77
1.59
1.10
ONGC
65134.69
6.56
16701.65
6.77
9857.26
9.37
3794.72
26.89
10052.92
9.55
-
0.01
MRPL
37550.68
16.32
1272.23 142.09
1061.88
175.61
11141.45
-4.08
25309.37
35.85
0.54
0.86
Total (14) Oil & Gas
62 THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | MARCH 2009
Industry/ Company
Total Income 2008 % Rs Crore Change
Chennai Petroleum Corp
Net Profit Ret. Profit Forx. Earn. Forx. Expn. 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change
Debt Eq. Debt Eq. Ratio Ratio 2008 2007
33165.04
12.53
1122.95
98.66
869.80
125.00
0.00
-
19966.52
13.40
0.71
6729.75
4.00
294.30
59.10
194.39
68.98
0.00
-
1333.54
4.19
0.27
0.11
Essar Oil
576.78
19.08
-41.18
-
-41.18
-
11493.11 405.82
17714.79
175.68
2.90
3.05
Total (9)
798977.04
14.89
48486.26
22.22
38545.20
34.56 396245.71
24.25
0.53
0.47
Bongaigaon Refinery
38.80 128264.30
0.70
Packaging Uflex
1548.29
7.44
61.93
47.14
35.93
73.41
342.40
-0.13
249.97
40.56
2.13
2.52
Paper Products
655.09
10.83
28.37
-28.97
17.09
-40.37
101.76
40.44
137.55
28.42
0.28
0.15
Cosmo Films
628.28
9.18
44.50
79.29
34.78
104.11
332.66
19.91
123.33
7.66
0.83
1.17
Garware Polyester
619.02
8.54
10.38 387.32
10.38
387.32
279.81
14.10
42.09
-19.03
1.64
2.91
3450.68
8.59
33.22
98.18
43.22
1056.63
12.65
552.94
22.47
1.52
1.88
Asian Paints
4145.27
21.16
375.20
37.92
212.14
43.97
24.29
0.91
357.18
51.79
0.10
0.17
Kansai Nerolac Paints
1626.49
8.43
119.79
11.27
87.45
14.06
5.49 161.43
201.64
15.71
0.16
0.21
Total (4)
145.18
Paints / Varnishes
Berger Paints(I)
1537.33
14.99
92.08
10.85
76.14
48.77
1.32
-15.38
100.33
1.13
0.35
0.42
Total (3)
7309.09
16.79
587.07
26.86
375.73
36.53
31.10
12.15
659.15
29.56
0.17
0.23
Paper Orient Paper & Inds.
1545.39
18.28
204.48
56.47
180.05
58.72
65.30
23.32
33.62
220.19
0.33
1.86
Ballarpur Inds
1134.26
-52.65
129.45
-48.38
90.56
-53.99
30.16
-81.18
134.58
-67.34
0.74
0.67
Tamil Nadu Newsprint
1084.95
11.21
112.83
31.11
81.69
39.93
138.22
-19.83
245.78
-37.30
0.86
0.97
Balkrishna Inds
1018.35
12.03
106.83
28.49
86.53
37.70
880.33
32.36
402.42
27.02
1.30
1.15
J K Paper
1017.06
8.12
46.28
0.81
30.57
8.52
17.21
-42.38
79.19
-19.67
1.84
1.85
West Coast Paper
668.15
6.82
81.90
23.23
64.69
21.94
18.91
-23.32
151.13
379.93
1.01
0.73
Seshasayee Paper & Boards
647.02
8.35
45.79
10.60
41.29
10.22
32.03
-39.97
164.04
4.89
1.87
1.73
A P Paper
641.50
15.82
16.54
-31.45
13.97
-35.20
40.74
38.01
127.47
47.62
1.28
1.33
Total (8)
7756.68
-6.59
744.10
2.13
589.35
3.08
1222.90
2.93
1338.23
-11.03
1.00
1.00
Pesticides / Agrochemicals - Indian Meghmani Organics
660.17
31.58
37.60
-8.02
29.97
-10.96
425.06
34.57
400.41
26.15
0.45
0.61
Excel Crop Care
574.31
26.66
24.70
33.59
19.20
33.70
176.35
24.95
135.24
38.40
1.06
1.19
1234.48
29.24
62.30
4.94
49.17
2.39
601.41
31.60
535.65
29.03
0.59
0.76
Total (2) Petrochemicals Jubilant Organosys
2236.47
21.30
392.27
69.45
370.34
73.48
856.27
35.16
297.07
10.43
1.21
1.66
Finolex Inds
1675.51
33.77
71.19
1.87
33.98
4.01
0.00
-
915.28
41.01
1.25
0.91
Supreme Petrochem
1619.78
-0.14
23.51
-27.17
13.67
-39.33
530.70
-20.54
1193.61
-5.33
0.74
0.83
South Asian Petrochem
1084.31
1.25
55.53
24.26
43.87
-1.83
600.68
-6.92
352.75
-18.21
0.93
1.20 0.57
Tamilnadu Petro Products
912.66
-4.40
-11.91
-
-11.91
-
45.52
-25.09
14.61
-75.28
0.52
DCW
877.34
13.81
35.79
77.44
29.91
99.53
89.16
25.42
327.94
33.16
1.24
0.84
Chemplast Sanmar
811.93
14.71
6.48
-72.06
6.48
-72.06
72.20 291.97
127.63
25.66
3.35
1.99
9218.00
12.11
572.86
39.50
486.34
42.84
2194.53
4.65
3228.89
7.02
1.24
1.23
Lupin
2807.28
26.71
443.38
46.79
361.30
37.96
1530.47
36.23
766.65
32.22
0.73
0.97
Orchid Chem. & Pharma.
1322.69
39.87
184.54
90.98
155.17
130.84
1049.79
43.72
365.23
-27.92
2.84
3.26
Ankur Drugs
677.11
79.79
63.50
94.01
58.67
90.30
0.70
-11.39
74.40
29.12
2.93
3.35
Elder Pharma
574.69
21.98
68.65
30.09
63.94
32.90
23.31 103.58
48.11
32.64
0.89
0.73
5381.77
34.24
760.07
56.98
639.08
56.62
1254.39
6.27
1.49
1.70
Total (7) Pharmaceuticals - Indian - Bulk Drugs
Total (4)
2604.27
39.55
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Total Income 2008 % Rs Crore Change
Net Profit Ret. Profit Forx. Earn. Forx. Expn. 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change
Debt Eq. Debt Eq. Ratio Ratio 2008 2007
Pharmaceuticals - Indian - Bulk Drugs & Formulations Ranbaxy Laboratories
4823.02
18.67
617.72
62.33
300.57
372.22
2660.86
-3.45
1118.77
1.61
1.38
1.35
Cipla
4428.87
17.67
701.43
5.00
545.97
6.52
2255.21
20.92
1067.70
39.52
0.15
0.04
Dr Reddys Laboratories
3640.84
-12.53
475.22
-59.62
412.16
-63.00
2366.84
-23.47
1071.02
36.90
0.10
0.08
Sun Pharma. Inds
3338.43
35.51
1014.04
61.23
796.52
59.66
895.07
71.08
373.51
-4.64
0.02
0.44
Aurobindo Pharma
2512.09
21.00
290.78
26.93
273.21
26.64
1437.79
23.81
1107.59
6.60
1.44
2.13
Cadila Healthcare
1871.10
16.00
236.20
15.39
179.70
16.31
437.90
41.39
248.70
5.07
0.70
0.51
Glenmark Pharma
1427.37
66.01
389.02 188.59
371.87
198.62
684.21 114.39
180.86
45.66
0.51
2.02
Ipca Laboratories
1135.15
15.36
141.12
15.45
121.08
17.01
519.84
10.87
198.31
5.97
0.58
0.49
Alembic
1038.38
42.10
112.19
58.73
91.42
60.87
293.98
95.44
164.59
76.30
1.24
0.87
Matrix Laboratories
1020.91
24.63
-298.36
-
-298.36
-
639.31
21.48
248.30
-7.55
0.64
0.23
Torrent Pharma
1009.01
11.53
155.52
37.68
128.61
46.85
232.75
34.02
217.54
17.77
0.58
0.60
Unichem Laboratories
601.16
4.82
77.23
-14.37
59.21
-17.96
116.27
-6.16
29.69
-15.61
0.05
0.07
JB Chemicals & Pharma.
583.52
5.89
51.69
-27.22
47.47
-3.32
319.49
11.04
129.60
-2.85
0.42
0.41
FDC
544.41
12.95
65.76
2.22
46.61
3.17
40.81
-0.24
33.09
-19.76
0.03
0.01
27974.26
16.33
4029.56
-0.60
3076.04
-3.81
12900.33
9.34
6189.27
14.96
0.43
0.51
0.28
Total (14)
Pharmaceuticals - Indian - Formulations Divis Laboratories
1054.73
41.89
353.56
84.39
327.74
83.26
967.00
43.42
227.00
26.75
0.10
Nectar Lifesciences
787.45
61.58
83.70
48.80
77.61
45.69
393.23 106.55
432.43
32.54
1.71
2.03
Emami
607.52
13.21
92.75
40.70
64.78
57.77
7.74
-25.22
0.13
0.10
36.13
-4.44
Ind-swift
519.22
36.73
31.25
49.88
29.76
53.72
11.50
59.72
11.46
-65.29
2.20
2.03
Total (4)
2968.92
38.28
561.26
67.66
499.89
70.89
1407.86
54.77
678.63
23.68
0.62
0.74
537.66
Pharmaceuticals - Multinational GlaxoSmithKline Pharma
1802.68
3.16
Pfizer
1115.71
35.17
Aventis Pharma
1005.65 662.09
Abbot(I) Novartis(I) Total (5)
-1.44
232.73
-17.74
83.73
41.15
133.81
-1.78
-
-
338.93 220.56
256.87
565.64
22.07
-22.67
45.06
-13.16
-
-
2.22
144.42
-14.69
107.57
12.53
184.56
-21.78
225.87
1.33
-
-
18.01
68.43
14.07
43.10
29.62
3.93
11.02
16.07
-29.18
-
0.01
618.64
3.41
97.23
9.80
65.27
15.34
9.16
29.75
66.31
-24.48
-
0.02
5204.77
10.37
1186.67
22.45
705.54
39.17
303.45
-9.26
487.12
-6.59
-
0.01
Plastics Products Jain Irrigation Systems
1986.88
31.80
145.54
46.85
126.11
53.31
408.26
9.52
279.97
0.77
0.98
1.55
Supreme Inds
1320.52
12.95
51.11
1.91
29.01
-1.43
65.79
-21.29
554.76
67.97
1.20
1.01
Sanghi Inds
953.28
10.03
106.40
-25.47
106.40
-25.47
199.66
-40.41
32.96
-23.17
1.47
1.69
Nilkamal
893.94
66.56
57.36 725.32
49.05
-
14.48
85.88
79.58
288.76
1.54
1.13
Time Techno
548.88
34.74
63.52
62.21
57.24
55.67
23.51
-13.85
202.12
144.79
0.42
0.69
5703.50
27.11
423.93
25.37
367.81
24.42
711.70
-13.89
1149.39
52.43
1.10
1.38
Total (5) Power Generation And Supply NTPC
40229.10
13.11
7414.80
8.01
4528.90
7.16
3.50 250.00
1632.30
42.35
0.52
0.50
Reliance Infrastructure
7501.20
14.08
1084.63
35.33
936.90
37.71
0.72 227.27
447.37
-41.22
0.46
0.63
Suzlon Energy
7051.62
28.95
1265.71
19.28
1116.02
21.87
2837.75
59.64
2775.36
41.30
0.44
0.31
Tata Power Co.
6381.75
26.14
869.90
24.84
628.52
23.58
18.82
-81.96
1535.10
52.02
0.48
0.77
PTC(I)
3949.31
4.31
48.63
38.19
25.89
28.23
0.00
-
1.46
256.10
-
-
Torrent Power
3732.84
28.42
211.24
47.19
154.55
46.19
0.00
-
205.59
-86.74
0.88
0.60
CESC
2776.52
7.92
355.36
18.18
305.39
12.61
1.19
-
134.73
31.74
0.36
0.47
962.15
8.99
102.29
-44.08
64.48
-57.77
0.00
-
0.94
88.00
0.60
0.50
72584.49
15.55
11352.56
12.55
7760.65
12.79
2861.98
51.98
6732.85
3.02
0.50
0.53
Gujarat Industries Power Total (8)
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Industry/ Company
Total Income 2008 % Rs Crore Change
Net Profit Ret. Profit Forx. Earn. Forx. Expn. 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change
Debt Eq. Debt Eq. Ratio Ratio 2008 2007
Retailing Pantaloon Retail(I)
5326.81
52.77
125.97
4.98
115.30
2.53
54.42
41.68
151.58
299.63
1.23
1.19
Vishal Retail
1013.07
67.44
40.64
62.11
40.64
62.11
0.00
-
56.51
50.93
1.96
1.91
Trent Total (3)
546.43
15.67
32.58
3.17
18.91
-7.98
15.45
22.23
8.20
69.07
0.11
0.17
6886.31
50.87
199.19
12.77
174.85
10.62
69.87
36.87
216.29
169.62
1.05
1.00
Ship Breaking & Repairing ABG Shipyard
980.74
35.34
160.68
38.17
150.50
38.52
199.71
37.97
683.42
61.82
0.71
0.70
Bharati Shipyard
708.72
65.47
107.45
46.83
99.18
49.30
66.47
15.04
504.03
75.97
0.75
2.27
1689.46
46.53
268.13
41.52
249.68
42.61
266.18
31.43
1187.45
67.54
0.73
1.16
Total (2) Shipping Shipping Corp(I)
4003.92
-0.59
813.90
-19.78
573.94
-25.91
0.00
-
0.00
-
0.26
0.24
Great Eastern Shipping Co.
3203.51
42.31
1356.73
54.54
1128.32
60.55
0.00
-
0.00
-
0.60
0.72
Essar Shipping Ports & Logs.
1063.93
1.85
241.67
80.38
241.67
80.38
0.00
-
0.00
-
0.56
0.48
Varun Shipping Co.
937.04
29.42
225.78
59.73
150.79
86.51
0.00
-
0.00
-
2.41
2.48
Mercator Lines
878.12
8.62
168.84 135.71
139.12
180.99
269.00
33.35
602.12
-22.60
1.08
2.38
750.31
27.16
203.21
43.69
133.75
20.57
0.00
-
0.00
-
1.05
1.20
10836.83
14.73
3010.13
26.43
2367.59
27.79
269.00
33.35
602.12
-22.60
0.63
0.68
Great Offshore Total (6) Solvent Extraction Gokul Refoils & Solvent
2062.21
31.06
54.96 105.69
54.96
105.69
236.95 103.13
836.14
30.87
1.35
0.72
K S Oils
2057.95
91.98
120.70 110.57
114.72
112.41
78.75 364.88
137.02
958.07
0.44
0.61
Gujarat Ambuja Exports
1854.24
31.09
Sanwaria Agro Oils
943.09 110.70
52.41
60.19
44.20
892.19
74.61
295.00
146.51
1.44
0.61
43.32 254.50
71.25
40.47
312.96
0.00
-
0.00
-
1.54
0.91 1.89
Nahar Indl.Enterprises
898.60
-3.45
2.37
-96.51
-1.63
-
37.80
-13.64
41.87
-67.17
1.87
Amrit Banaspati Co.
762.90
22.73
1.39
-45.06
0.48
-68.00
0.00
-
280.89
211.13
1.66
1.14
Vimal Oil
637.85
29.48
5.59
64.90
4.72
66.20
25.52
44.84
85.34
65.61
2.85
2.37
Kriti Inds
502.90
44.13
6.76
238.00
113.06
24.02
19.01
515.21
3.19
1.95
Total (8)
9719.74
40.84
307.08
39.96
280.67
38.62
1384.27
73.66
1695.27
62.39
1.27
1.23
SAIL
47937.80
16.38
7536.78
21.52
6008.53
22.08
1233.99
5.51
6912.61
-6.32
0.13
0.24
Tata Steel
22577.13
11.36
4687.03
11.01
3495.91
6.64
2288.61
8.78
2909.41
11.58
0.66
0.69
JSW Steel
12940.45
36.94
1728.19
33.76
1437.26
35.70
3298.66
-0.53
4707.17
38.77
0.98
0.75
Ispat Inds
9905.61
16.08
34.80
-
34.80
-
864.46
-40.53
606.09
-68.50
2.49
2.83
JSL
5807.07
8.06
241.17
-31.68
208.74
-35.85
1746.51
-22.96
2987.87
38.78
2.41
1.91
Jindal Saw
5638.62
37.13
701.11 297.91
667.01
361.98
3961.22
61.93
4169.94
64.92
0.58
1.35
104806.68
17.85
14929.08
22.01
11852.25
21.94
13393.45
4.99
22293.09
11.55
0.64
0.72
Bhushan Steel
4724.70
11.63
423.73
35.26
413.11
36.50
1260.00
-17.46
1786.19
53.32
3.52
2.67
Welspun-Guj Stahl Rohren
4228.04
47.15
351.42 146.45
323.51
152.21
1728.44
58.87
3144.90
94.93
1.21
2.34 1.79
7.50 186.26
Steel - Large
Total (6) Steel - Medium / Small
Uttam Galva Steels
3294.28
22.16
123.87
9.56
123.87
9.56
1510.26
9.43
1590.84
45.87
1.47
Lloyd Steel Inds
2534.63
27.78
-48.53
-
-48.53
-
0.00
-
196.91
-27.51
-
-
National Steel & Agro
2270.79
18.04
25.21
10.33
23.01
11.43
367.64
-41.69
274.90
-50.00
0.92
0.92
177.22
Mukand
2264.61
6.06
59.40
-36.36
52.09
-39.45
26.96
578.51
26.94
1.67
1.44
PSL
2261.76
40.63
84.77
36.37
63.49
37.51
550.64 887.70
871.45
65.99
1.10
1.99
Shree Precoated Steels
2088.35
14.85
245.52
16.75
232.51
17.86
891.97
-14.67
253.29
-52.81
1.06
1.76
Maharashtra Seamless
1684.08
8.58
195.23
-16.51
159.96
-18.65
487.95 131.31
256.70
5.43
0.09
0.12
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Total Income 2008 % Rs Crore Change
Net Profit Ret. Profit Forx. Earn. Forx. Expn. 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change
Debt Eq. Debt Eq. Ratio Ratio 2008 2007
Jai Balaji Inds
1519.58
35.02
118.87
91.20
114.16
96.29
3.18
-
178.80
-
4.06
Surya Roshni
1495.05
14.68
20.41
37.81
16.51
51.33
196.65
54.27
50.11
-3.58
2.20
2.98 2.27
ISMT
1341.80
0.21
100.04
-23.12
85.49
-30.44
247.13
9.33
214.11
133.11
1.69
1.77
Kalyani Steels
1215.22
8.19
79.25
-11.83
61.79
-14.68
44.38
-8.65
371.04
41.18
0.44
0.18
Sunflag Iron & Steel Co.
1134.86
18.44
43.62
17.73
35.51
7.61
65.01
-24.45
78.94
126.32
1.00
0.87
Mahindra Ugine Steel Co.
1101.52
27.66
29.49
-34.32
19.75
-34.30
5.34 147.22
202.23
16.33
1.67
1.22
Shah Alloys
1032.94
-25.29
-118.88
-
-118.88
-
163.60
-71.18
112.87
-61.14
4.88
1.60
Godawari Power & Ispat
958.18
87.08
94.98
81.92
83.75
87.11
1.45
-72.38
2.72
-80.82
0.74
1.35
Varun Inds
897.37
17.95
21.37
9.48
18.05
32.53
0.00
-
0.00
-
1.20
3.36
Ratnamani Metals & Tubes
891.95
44.82
90.03
40.28
83.73
40.30
97.59
35.28
278.62
35.64
0.67
1.31
Surana Inds
818.54
3.76
32.42
5.43
29.85
3.39
0.09
-
27.42
316.72
2.97
1.63
Sujana Metal Products
751.84
3.39
22.95
-18.70
22.95
-18.56
111.88
-51.84
56.46
-50.30
0.71
0.32
Visa Steel
724.88
23.88
43.15 110.28
32.15
56.68
75.91
-29.87
491.74
33.84
2.01
1.57
Sarda Energy
707.82
66.98
120.75 183.38
110.54
201.20
112.33 179.85
216.49
431.52
0.81
1.09
Steel Exchange(I)
655.08
29.77
15.24
88.85
13.18
115.71
-
0.00
-
1.26
2.09
Pennar Inds
641.80
11.19
30.81
38.10
30.81
38.10
19.19 161.80
82.10
442.63
0.64
1.66
Bhuwalka Steel Inds
589.66
6.12
3.59
74.27
2.55
244.59
4.95 438.04
0.28
460.00
3.66
3.45
Tulsyan NEC
572.30
32.14
13.74 124.88
12.74
137.69
41.95
-2.49
76.44
29.93
3.56
3.63
Panchmahal Steel
558.84
18.49
41.25
39.78
41.25
39.78
190.64
6.83
237.00
-0.22
2.02
5.29
Rathi Steel
537.67
34.45
8.59
20.99
7.37
25.34
2.34
4.00
3.93
-12.47
1.89
1.05
43498.14
19.92
2272.29
21.15
2046.27
21.04
8357.73
6.51
11634.99
37.95
1.76
1.81
77.89
43.05
442.85
62.22
0.42
0.81
36.63 241.06
216.71
22.81
0.01
0.08
46.75
0.17
0.33
1.40
Total (29)
0.00
Steel - Pig Iron Tata Metaliks
1210.49
51.89
69.63 135.87
51.93
261.88
862.12
39.12
49.03
10.28
38.75
-3.63
2072.61
46.31
118.66
60.39
90.68
66.20
114.52
75.67
659.56
Kirloskar Ferrous Inds Total (2) Steel - Sponge Iron Jindal Steel & Power
6808.86
55.66
1236.96
75.96
1174.94
81.44
653.01
10.15
1085.77
16.09
1.03
Monnet Ispat
1858.98
82.01
166.16
23.27
141.85
18.86
169.69
-
45.16
243.16
1.03
1.76
Total (2)
8667.84
60.64
1403.12
67.48
1316.79
71.70
822.70
36.51
1130.93
19.24
1.03
1.47
1.10
Sugar Bajaj Hindusthan
1945.21
20.18
45.65
-76.08
37.17
-79.62
28.62
30.03
13.44
-49.28
2.02
Triveni Engg. & Inds
1722.10
-16.61
111.52
47.85
96.05
60.19
78.06
25.14
59.49
-27.54
1.49
1.44
Balrampur Chini
1495.22
12.31
-41.84
-
-41.84
-
0.00
-
46.13
206.51
1.49
0.60 1.67
Shree Renuka Sugars
839.07
-6.28
54.43
-2.07
45.92
-9.64
346.40
12.80
11.40
-92.93
1.93
Sakthi Sugars
806.43
-10.90
30.11
-68.40
25.03
-70.40
118.84
-27.43
34.11
180.28
2.35
1.56
Bannari Amman Sugars
701.28
-14.73
42.34
-53.11
32.67
-60.03
105.45
0.22
17.70
225.37
0.77
0.38
Dhampur Sugar Total (7)
665.89
-35.97
-60.67
-
-60.97
-
15.08
-87.52
67.42
-
1.62
0.64
8175.20
-5.79
181.54
-77.43
134.03
-80.64
692.45
-11.61
249.69
-17.97
1.69
1.00
1263.30
10.22
312.86
2.05
96.42
-54.90
212.34
18.08
43.18
25.52
0.42
0.52
703.56
9.78
47.21
-0.55
36.26
-1.04
138.10
-3.60
15.62
66.88
0.41
0.36
1966.86
10.06
360.07
1.70
132.68
-47.02
350.44
8.47
58.80
34.37
0.42
0.45
Tea Tata Tea Mcleod Russel(I) Total (2)
Telecommunications - Service Provider Bharti Airtel
26063.42
45.26
6244.19
54.82
6244.19
54.82
1546.20
-1.86
6435.88
56.20
0.32
0.46
Reliance Communications
13426.65
42.69
2586.45
34.22
2431.65
31.78
1314.74
-2.62
9809.30
226.13
0.82
0.71
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Industry/ Company
Total Income 2008 % Rs Crore Change
Net Profit Ret. Profit Forx. Earn. Forx. Expn. 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change
Idea Cellular
6919.03
56.77
1044.36
108.01
79.03
8.56
1634.25
72.05
1.84
MTNL
5329.94
-4.53
406.82
-12.71
154.82
-27.66
0.00
-
0.00
-
-
-
Tata Communications
3465.33
-12.45
304.46
-35.02
176.21
-48.22
1035.27
-41.15
1097.33
-16.50
0.12
0.03
Tata Teleservices(Mah)
1790.88
25.52
-125.74
-
-125.74
-
0.00
-
241.77
-51.26
-
-
Tulip Telecom
1239.48
47.01
187.27
93.14
181.47
99.07
159.13
-
83.62
102.13
2.01
0.51
58234.73
33.64
10647.81
48.23
10106.96
50.50
4134.37
-13.11
19302.15
94.39
0.56
0.51
1.58
Total (7)
1044.36 108.01
Debt Eq. Debt Eq. Ratio Ratio 2008 2007
1.95
Textiles - Cotton/Blended Vardhman Textiles
2379.23
8.93
122.54
-28.63
99.43
-33.08
461.68
4.74
501.08
4.50
2.04
Abhishek Inds
1250.03
23.41
39.95
-2.42
39.95
-2.42
519.28
19.31
240.80
181.31
2.93
2.48
Bombay Rayon
944.82
90.10
121.13 122.62
111.68
140.02
388.01
91.38
145.40
7.58
1.21
0.69 2.84
Spentex Inds
818.10
3.40
-34.53
-
-34.53
-
455.29
23.93
43.73
-68.60
3.20
SIL Investments
797.99
9.99
3.03
-91.66
1.94
-93.82
175.95
35.67
37.77
-31.99
4.74
3.45
6190.17
18.80
252.12
-18.03
218.47
-19.58
2000.21
26.93
968.78
8.24
2.24
1.78
47.61
-32.26
44.17
-30.33
947.57
-4.94
250.16
-32.21
0.76
0.74
69.49 101.48
69.49
101.48
0.38
-
5.58
-51.35
1.20
1.28
Total (5) Textiles - Garments Gokaldas Exports
1092.71
5.12
Koutons Retail(I)
797.69
97.12
KPR Mill
615.20
23.29
79.35
35.83
60.51
8.21
141.80
9.20
189.37
-
1.27
1.25
Total (3)
2505.60
28.94
196.45
20.38
174.17
13.24
1089.75
-3.28
445.11
12.49
1.08
1.03
578.06
-27.59
413.45
13.65
0.51
0.55
0.30 900.00
129.17
45.33
0.94
0.93
19.87
0.65
0.68
3.26
Textiles - Processing SRF
1804.99
-8.69
138.73
-52.01
104.79
-57.80
Century Enka
1325.01
19.48
13.41
-19.80
3.38
-27.93
Total (2)
3130.00
1.43
152.14
-50.25
108.17
-57.25
578.36
-27.56
542.62
Alok Inds
2412.63
22.55
198.66
20.62
176.20
25.85
969.00
59.33
482.61
42.01
4.37
Garden Silk
1837.24
20.77
40.00
71.97
34.26
95.55
27.37
93.43
36.94
-55.43
2.04
1.93
S.Kumars Nationwide
1615.45
30.34
178.13
44.21
178.13
44.21
14.69
-55.54
39.02
-29.26
1.28
2.04
Bombay Dyeing
2.61
Textiles - Products
1013.95
89.11
16.68
-53.58
3.16
-80.99
241.00
59.62
78.83
-43.51
3.58
Shri Lakshmi Cotsyn
854.10
40.52
46.58
28.25
45.84
37.08
0.00
-
0.00
-
2.91
2.78
Sangam(I)
701.90
26.25
5.37
-80.13
5.37
-75.52
178.38
4.89
28.15
-48.44
3.77
3.43
Siyaram Silk
597.42
12.17
9.51
-51.28
4.82
-67.50
38.71
73.90
17.87
-17.84
1.98
1.46
Nakoda Textile Inds
582.28
63.12
9.30
51.47
8.55
39.25
0.00
-
83.29
-46.06
1.53
1.19
9614.97
31.37
504.23
15.54
456.33
22.01
1469.15
47.11
766.71
-9.61
3.02
2.63
Total (8) Textiles - Silk Welspun(I)
1277.03
25.37
26.27
-49.58
26.27
-49.58
1013.11
19.07
284.02
-4.97
2.76
2.57
Nahar Spinning
927.55
0.62
12.02
-81.30
6.61
-88.04
575.47
-2.44
71.12
-19.97
1.57
1.16
TT
653.20
9.17
3.14
-42.39
1.85
60.87
0.00
-
525.78
3.32
2.79
2.11
Eskay KnIT(I)
652.19
35.90
20.68
42.92
20.68
42.92
0.00
-
0.00
-
1.26
0.92
KSL & Inds Total (5)
648.33
25.35
44.81
21.73
40.81
23.89
0.00
-
0.00
-
1.43
1.02
4158.30
17.60
106.92
-38.24
96.22
-38.29
1588.58
10.26
880.92
-1.75
1.88
1.56
Textiles Spinning Blended Indo Rama Synthetics(I)
2847.35
28.39
3.02
-85.37
-12.16
-
407.16
85.17
650.21
-12.84
1.73
1.43
RSWM
1209.49
11.91
0.27
-
0.27
-
552.52
11.45
84.34
-60.68
3.48
2.89
Total (2)
4056.84
22.99
3.29
-94.92
-11.89
-
959.68
34.10
734.55
-23.52
2.30
1.89
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fe 500 industry-wiseperformance Total Income 2008 % Rs Crore Change
Industry/ Company
Net Profit Ret. Profit Forx. Earn. Forx. Expn. 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % 2008 % Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change Rs Crore Change
Debt Eq. Debt Eq. Ratio Ratio 2008 2007
Trading MMTC
26736.32
13.79
200.48
58.11
155.48
52.73
3906.59
13.67
21054.15
13.34
3.11
1.28
STC(I)
15990.51
9.66
124.45
40.97
94.17
33.99
3561.63
31.81
11143.24
42.48
2.09
2.06
Adani Enterprises
11873.96
14.97
312.07 107.09
297.28
113.33
5950.76
64.30
4709.49
22.61
2.29
2.90
1414.02
26.12
73.13
89.41
59.30
87.84
2.63 839.29
70.97
57.08
1.35
2.03
Ushdev International
753.15
37.72
15.61
83.43
13.20
76.47
1.92
-
0.11
-
0.38
0.66
Emmsons International
584.14
55.40
10.08
57.75
9.05
57.67
401.40
87.42
64.94
-
1.47
3.56
Sakuma Exports
578.54 144.06
4.33
62.17
3.01
121.32
513.96 130.08
13.08
129.88
0.10
0.17
Competent Automobiles
546.64
16.02
4.57
18.70
3.96
22.22
0.00
-
0.08
166.67
0.43
0.52
58477.28
14.31
744.72
74.90
635.45
76.11
14338.89
40.60
37056.06
22.33
2.36
2.06
1.81
Bajaj Electricals
Total (8)
Transmisson Line Towers / Equipment Power Grid Corp(I)
5073.14
27.99
1448.47
17.82
943.39
9.63
581.76
-12.64
1.65
KEC International
2854.54
37.41
172.16
64.53
147.49
68.21
1739.80
38.32
1052.88
28.63
1.20
1.42
Kalpataru Power
1786.56
13.15
149.95
-5.99
130.07
-6.84
379.22
18.06
186.61
-16.75
0.42
0.52
Jyoti Structures
1400.68
36.54
72.41
31.61
65.91
31.35
355.34 338.75
61.03
41.37
0.66
0.58
669.90
36.69
79.90 101.97
67.25
113.70
0.40
-78.26
11.73
-16.81
0.01
0.01
11784.82
28.99
1354.11
15.79
2477.42
49.03
1894.01
7.26
1.53
1.69
Jet Airways(I)
9562.56
28.40
-253.06
-
-253.06
-
2596.68
39.38
12309.60
218.81
2.55
2.71
Kingfisher Airlines
2060.59
3.55
-250.85
-
-250.85
-
66.57
-80.08
847.54
-5.65
4.70
2.38
Spicejet
1438.58
92.25
-132.39
-
-132.39
-
174.69
71.13
425.75
75.33
-
2.34
Total (3)
13061.73
28.23
-636.30
38.62
-636.30
24.56
2837.94
23.43
13582.89
171.54
2.74
2.64
MRF
5060.92
18.78
171.78 114.97
163.30
128.62
493.41
-2.12
891.64
78.04
0.78
0.80
Apollo Tyres
4256.20
12.68
219.30
93.35
194.10
109.75
94.02 125.47
776.85
-17.82
0.37
0.63
JK Tyre Inds.
3208.27
7.91
66.73 291.38
58.41
524.71
482.62
10.45
539.82
16.77
1.71
1.60
Ceat
2626.04
8.74
148.60 278.60
989.55
6.23
16140.98
12.42
Voltamp Transformers Total (5)
1922.89
21.08
2.66 491.11
Transport - Airlines/Travel Agencies
Tyres
Goodyear(I) Total (5)
134.90
334.74
483.53
12.29
615.53
19.49
0.93
1.30
-10.84
26.39
-21.43
60.49
4.31
96.44
-8.51
-
0.46
646.64 119.39
577.10
142.54
1614.07
9.70
2920.28
15.47
0.77
0.96
40.23
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fe 500 profit&profitability
Earnings grow faster than topline Profits grew significantly higher than sales for FE 500 in 2007-08 Pradip Kumar Dey
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ORPORATE profits witnessed moderate growth in FY2007-08. India's GDP grew by 9% as compared to 9.4% in the previous year. The main drivers of growth were the manufacturing services and construction sectors. The overall manufacturing sector recorded a growth of 8.8% as compared to 12.3% in the previous year. Overall economic buoyancy, together with bullish domestic equity capital markets, boosted investor sentiments, attracting robust capital inflows into the economy. Profits at every level - operating, gross, before tax and after, was higher
70 THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | MARCH 2009
than the sales growth for the FE 500. Margins were healthy and increased in 2007-08. The operating profits of the 500 companies increased by 21.08 % (on an annualised basis) to Rs 3.68 lakh crore in 2007-08 from the level of Rs 3.04 lakh crore in 2006-07. The gross profits of the 500 companies sprinted by 20.14% in 2007-08 when sales cantered at the relatively less speedy pace of 17.69%. In absolute terms, gross profits increased from Rs 2.78 lakh crore in 2006-07 to Rs 3.34 lakh crore in 2007-08. On the whole, the bigger companies garnered bigger profits with a higher growth rate. The operating profit of the first 100 (according to composite ranks) companies increased by 20.18%. The next two
groups of 100 registered profits at the growth of 27.10%, 26.56% respectively. The fourth group saw an increase of 19.04%. And the last group of 100 saw the lowest growth of 14.50%. On the other hand, the gross profits of the first 100 companies grew at 19.50%. The next group of 100 saw profits rise at the higher pace of 26.01%. The third group of 100 saw a lower growth of 25.25% in gross profit. And the fourth group showed an increase of 15.53% in its gross profit. The last group saw a single digit growth of 8.77% in gross profit during 2007-08. The Top 10 (according to composite ranks) recorded a growth rate of 17.72% in operating profit and 17.70%
in gross profit -slower than the FE 500 as a whole. In terms of gross profit, the share of the Top 10 in the aggregate declined from 40.17% in 2006-07 to 39.36% in 2007-08. The Top 10 in terms of gross profits were ONGC, Reliance Inds, Indian Oil, SAIL, NTPC, Bharti Airtel, Tata Steel, Hindustan Zinc, TCS and Infosys Technologies. Within the group, six companies namely NTPC, Bharti Airtel, SAIL, Tata Steel, Infosys Technologies and TCS have interchanged their positions. Four others had unchanged ranks from 2006-07. The highest rate of rise in gross profits was reported by DCM Shriram Consolidated (406.26%), DLF (399.17%), Nilkamal (327.58%), Eveready Inds (I) (322.11%), Sanwaria Agro Oils ( 257.48%), Jindal Saw (207.21%), Flawless Diamonds (206.33%) and India Glycols (186.63%). Most of these fantastic numbers, however, represent statistical achievements rather than real growth because of the very low base of profits in the 2006-07. The aggregate profits before tax (PBT) of the FE 500 rose even faster than operating profit. PBT grew by 22.19% from Rs 2.21 lakh crore (on an annualised basis) in 2006-07 to Rs 2.71 lakh crore in 2007-08. There were also fewer loss makers during the year. The number of companies reporting in the red at the PBT Level were 23 in 2007-08. Significant rates of rise in PBT were
registered by DCM Shriram Consolidated (894.27%), Nilkamal (861.56%), Eskay KniT(I) (467.64%), ITD Cementation(I) (461.75%), JK Tyre Inds (456.01%), DLF (402.62%), India Glycols (313.53%), Sanwaria Agro Oils (275.54%), Punj Lloyd (265.05%) and Jayaswal Neco Industries (250.17%). The FE 500 performed significantly better in the bottomline number of profit after tax (PAT), with Reliance Industries leading the way. But in operating profit, gross profit and PBT, ONGC was way ahead of the others.
Reliance Inds earned Rs 19,458 crore in post-tax profits in 2007-08. The Top 10 (according to composite ranks) raised PAT by 21.54% from Rs 62,555 crore (on an annualised basis) in 2006-07 to Rs 76,031 crore in 2007-08. The FE 500 as a group increased PAT by 22.53%, from Rs 1.65 lakh crore to Rs 2.02 lakh crore during the same period. In the ultimate analysis, though, what matters is not the size of profits (a big company should earn more profits anyway), but profitability. This can be measured in many ways, with return on sales (PAT as percentage of net sales), return on assets (gross profits as percentage of assets) and operating profit margin (operating profit as a percentage of net sales) being the main ratios. In 2007-08, profitability was clearly up, with as many as 37 companies reporting over 30% return on assets. Mention may be made of Sesa Goa (71.56%), NMDC (69.92%) and Nestle (50.72%). In terms of return on sales (PAT to net sales), 22 companies against 20 last year had ratios above 30%. Notable among them were NMDC (56.92%), Hindustan Zinc (55.80%) and DLF (46.53%). In terms of OPM, 81 companies reported over 30% during 2007-08. Mention may be made of NMDC (88.12%), Hindustan Zinc (80.07%) and Sun Network (79.30%). These can well be called the most profitable companies of 2007-08. MARCH 2009 | THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | 71
fe 500 ranksinalphabeticalorder Composite Rank 2007
Net Sales Rank 2007
2008
Net Worth Rank 2007
2008
Gross Profit Rank 2007
2008
Market Cap Rank 2008 2007
2008
3M India
374
377
421
429
455
460
363
360
314
325
175
207
A P Paper
375
361
438
442
286
252
290
260
369
350
403
438
Aarti Inds
356
363
311
332
343
318
367
337
360
379
346
410
Aban Offshore
188
186
397
435
138
147
152
171
138
140
121
53
58
62
47
54
84
97
89
91
67
75
39
38
Abbot(I)
398
404
416
409
473
451
393
346
320
308
237
330
ABG Shipyard
213
200
284
333
122
179
194
189
180
196
298
145
Abhishek Inds
267
257
235
244
183
189
281
253
287
243
387
389
ACC
39
40
45
46
58
52
45
42
30
28
43
51
Adani Enterprises
59
52
30
29
62
54
110
109
131
180
58
41
Adhunik Metaliks
292
298
268
323
220
264
346
334
308
294
329
267
ABB
2008
Total Assets Rank 2007
Company
Aditya Birla Nuvo
53
44
73
77
52
49
49
43
98
87
73
44
Agro Tech Foods
416
413
263
224
491
488
470
462
465
464
335
388
Ahluwalia Contracts(I)
405
387
317
343
412
441
465
470
325
360
343
236
AIA Engg
322
336
427
499
411
405
253
237
252
292
174
174
Alembic
300
299
272
336
317
279
335
261
264
282
276
314
Alfa Laval(I)
343
368
402
393
424
411
372
355
266
275
126
251
Alok Inds
133
131
135
135
50
62
112
115
104
111
316
289
Alps Inds
407
412
410
477
288
319
357
323
450
408
484
442
Alstom Projects(I)
191
182
182
191
179
201
327
280
271
209
138
118
Amara Raja Batteries
317
364
252
366
353
399
341
348
241
315
301
284
45
41
76
56
63
59
38
39
36
31
38
45
Amrit Banaspati Co.
478
478
358
357
497
496
491
489
487
482
491
492
Anik Inds
435
448
370
455
398
385
415
398
444
465
456
455
Ankur Drugs
394
463
392
517
327
398
404
454
355
417
371
405
Ansal Prop. & Infras.
220
178
338
328
132
156
140
125
191
181
315
169
Apar Inds
276
276
171
168
243
266
369
368
303
345
334
315
Apollo Hospitals
150
196
248
262
201
249
119
155
234
218
105
173
Apollo Tyres
113
110
79
79
144
127
120
119
120
145
195
195
Asahi India Glass
258
250
271
316
189
161
359
313
298
252
231
254
Ashapura Minechem
291
259
189
256
333
359
267
273
232
214
372
193
67
64
38
37
71
67
72
70
65
58
119
124
Asian Hotels
250
251
474
490
203
193
97
93
197
217
250
268
Asian Paints
99
103
83
83
180
190
166
157
82
89
55
68
Asian Star Co.
259
256
217
202
311
278
342
311
403
425
182
274
Atlas Copco(I)
298
309
293
331
365
387
340
329
256
245
190
168
Atlas Cycles(H)
484
473
439
437
463
443
467
437
478
349
487
487
Atul
309
327
267
258
283
277
283
302
383
385
393
440
Aurobindo Pharma
119
123
125
127
107
92
123
127
118
121
199
229
Aventis Pharma
234
224
314
266
334
290
198
185
189
141
116
204
Bajaj Electricals
331
332
206
214
345
329
428
444
300
361
306
322
Bajaj Hindusthan
118
106
160
164
77
89
105
82
226
98
203
172
Balaji Distilleries
431
440
229
237
486
481
498
499
302
489
412
448
Balkrishna Inds
295
272
279
277
284
284
291
278
210
215
322
271
Ballarpur Inds
167
88
285
111
142
74
117
68
190
83
202
176
Balmer Lawrie & Co.
306
307
199
184
375
353
343
328
268
271
297
346
Balrampur Chini
143
148
202
186
139
155
178
129
432
134
136
215
Bannari Amman Sugars
288
287
399
304
299
302
271
233
363
235
188
316
BASF(I)
345
356
306
310
429
419
338
297
319
312
255
347
Bata(I)
360
359
323
311
425
412
382
366
380
377
246
296
Ambuja Cements
Ashok Leyland
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Company
Bayer CropScience
Composite Rank 2007
2008
Net Sales Rank 2007
2008
Total Assets Rank 2007
2008
Net Worth Rank 2007
2008
Gross Profit Rank 2007
2008
Market Cap Rank 2008 2007
290
311
294
324
359
343
319
286
376
280
187
281
91
97
110
99
111
131
86
112
130
116
148
108
Berger Paints(I)
271
282
211
200
380
351
331
320
275
265
177
269
BGR Energy Systems
202
319
187
306
229
349
269
467
286
359
172
134
Bharat Bijlee
448
422
450
451
472
470
434
447
304
318
333
232
Bharat Electronics
51
49
68
59
59
53
57
53
49
45
60
61
Bharat Forge
90
79
139
133
90
83
101
86
89
88
118
96
305
340
406
522
207
232
234
347
239
272
365
228
5
6
12
12
11
11
8
10
6
7
4
4
10
9
15
15
13
13
22
19
13
13
9
10
BEML
Bharati Shipyard Bharti Airtel BHEL Bhushan Steel
76
69
65
62
46
58
90
90
68
65
163
109
Bhuwalka Steel Inds
498
489
471
446
492
491
493
492
483
487
495
488
Binani Cement
248
264
283
340
204
222
289
300
137
182
241
226
Biocon
175
174
340
293
208
215
111
124
171
156
115
139
Birla Corporation
154
177
163
155
214
217
154
170
84
81
171
233
BL Kashyap & Sons
263
260
183
299
301
331
298
306
225
302
296
147
Blue Dart Express
338
367
344
344
447
448
345
343
285
293
181
270
Blue Star
229
227
129
150
294
307
376
364
178
279
152
133
Bombay Dyeing
270
265
380
506
172
168
300
252
412
389
245
165
Bombay Rayon
242
291
301
440
239
271
231
222
214
320
213
227
Bongaigaon Refinery
104
134
46
42
143
169
126
121
101
118
198
285
Bosch
60
63
64
64
94
86
68
67
52
49
40
64
BPCL
9
18
3
3
8
8
17
15
18
16
30
60
Britannia Inds
148
156
114
109
274
267
192
183
181
244
89
153
Cadila Healthcare
123
132
168
166
159
149
145
135
136
131
91
158
Carborundum Universal
341
371
426
453
363
375
328
324
250
290
204
273
Castrol(I)
192
194
151
139
315
299
284
243
132
147
77
154
Ceat
244
208
122
112
223
208
257
266
195
311
396
311
Century Enka
304
283
237
241
285
250
274
228
361
337
414
425
Century Ply
404
438
425
483
452
469
439
443
367
437
219
265
Century Textiles & Inds
87
75
88
81
102
102
116
107
86
82
131
78
CESC
65
61
109
98
48
45
39
36
85
107
93
99
Chambal Fertilisers
96
104
111
94
101
78
131
116
109
94
128
213
Chemplast Sanmar
366
343
407
359
245
273
380
345
409
362
362
359
Chennai Petroleum Corp
48
50
9
10
42
40
53
51
32
46
127
127
Chettinad Cement Corp
252
323
298
327
279
327
303
332
145
165
150
282
Ciba(I)
432
419
500
426
446
438
358
316
448
295
331
402
44
54
66
73
73
70
48
41
59
53
27
52
Clariant Chemicals(I)
368
321
328
254
433
370
347
293
382
316
289
343
Classic Diamonds(I)
436
390
382
350
378
347
403
392
443
436
478
412
CMC
340
313
300
246
400
367
354
353
293
307
267
278
Colgate Palmolive(I)
261
217
186
180
381
326
438
317
156
171
64
110
Competent Automobiles
497
492
467
464
498
497
489
483
482
483
497
494
Compuage Infocom
492
499
419
547
496
495
495
488
486
491
492
486
Consolidated Const. Consortium
257
305
197
281
314
397
277
385
274
367
256
142
Container Corporation
63
66
91
82
95
101
58
52
55
52
44
73
Coromandel Fertilisers
114
169
77
118
137
166
185
213
127
194
141
260
Cosmo Films
452
451
437
410
450
433
422
414
351
394
399
441
92
95
72
76
153
142
163
166
90
114
70
63
117
118
120
129
200
210
136
126
117
99
88
94
Cipla
Crompton Greaves Cummins(I)
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fe 500 ranksinalphabeticalorder Composite Rank 2007
Net Sales Rank 2007
2008
Gross Profit Rank 2007
2008
Market Cap Rank 2008 2007
Dabur(I)
163
183
137
147
296
312
250
251
126
128
52
80
Dalmia Cements(Bharat )
147
160
192
238
108
123
128
154
91
103
235
216
DCM Shriram Consolidated
135
149
117
90
105
99
130
201
66
221
272
297
DCM Shriram Inds.
451
421
454
370
392
377
423
391
476
467
434
454
DCW
367
351
360
347
306
313
348
339
357
392
380
364
Deccan Chronicle
200
199
353
396
173
192
142
144
111
144
186
111
Deepak Fert. & Petrochem.
238
238
257
285
254
233
200
181
219
211
264
301
Deepak Nitrite
477
471
498
488
459
425
435
403
464
396
441
475
Dhampur Sugar
346
284
423
242
253
275
292
224
493
178
370
403
Diamond Cables
466
479
487
555
476
485
462
479
416
453
347
325
Divis Laboratories
176
209
260
329
275
288
176
206
116
148
65
76
DLF
21
84
51
204
16
30
19
176
24
64
18
5
Dr Reddys Laboratories
54
51
90
63
67
57
37
35
72
30
53
77
Dredging Corp
236
211
384
386
233
218
118
98
207
153
234
203
Eicher Motors
219
225
128
124
281
251
275
245
289
257
238
327
EID Parry(I)
269
258
418
398
263
234
259
208
488
177
157
237
EIH
130
122
253
249
145
130
114
94
124
115
80
97
Elder Pharma
371
374
461
467
351
337
309
288
348
355
282
337
Elecon Engg
357
312
374
355
298
306
390
382
312
297
307
200
Electrosteel Castings
177
166
213
206
164
170
129
148
338
191
275
231
Electrotherm(I)
289
349
212
325
227
282
310
365
277
333
409
384
Emami
372
350
434
423
448
428
364
282
313
335
161
230
Emco
324
310
288
348
292
300
314
305
322
358
374
280
Emmsons International
494
493
451
521
494
486
485
493
471
484
480
482
Engineers(I)
183
193
376
388
199
205
127
113
159
176
99
121
Era Infra Engineering
181
262
194
314
156
220
272
310
198
266
176
241
Escorts
164
157
138
138
157
126
133
118
462
348
309
340
Eskay KnIT(I)
430
427
401
447
389
380
361
325
359
397
472
468
Essar Oil
128
117
468
456
17
19
54
47
491
497
46
34
Essar Shipping Ports & Logs.
139
90
356
227
68
80
59
58
129
160
158
74
Eveready Inds(I)
316
273
334
308
269
227
242
184
466
488
402
391
Excel Crop Care
480
486
478
495
464
457
468
456
433
441
432
472
Exide Inds
107
125
95
116
182
202
149
167
115
133
90
101
Fag Bearings(I)
389
389
403
399
443
445
344
344
265
259
295
313
FDC
391
407
486
478
435
429
315
285
350
313
252
353
Federal-Mogul Goetze(I)
420
439
417
412
388
362
427
464
463
454
351
424
Fert. & Chem. Travancore
296
233
330
165
300
237
381
340
429
495
166
222
Finolex Cables
249
222
205
225
282
262
218
192
263
262
318
263
Finolex Inds
230
220
204
232
206
200
240
210
253
227
302
299
Firstsource Solutions
280
244
485
474
160
240
222
114
331
270
260
198
Flawless Diamonds(I)
491
497
455
548
484
484
477
495
456
480
485
463
Force Motors
411
345
297
240
340
301
471
383
492
493
435
415
Gabriel(I)
487
465
495
418
462
467
458
431
460
284
457
459
14
12
18
17
22
18
13
11
15
15
19
25
Gammon(I)
136
99
121
131
136
124
121
96
228
203
247
119
Garden Silk
278
274
167
174
252
239
304
275
291
283
398
422
Garware Polyester
447
417
441
417
387
308
386
389
420
438
466
467
Gati
403
420
460
459
401
430
352
393
424
426
320
302
GHCL
247
223
254
278
177
150
261
239
203
167
324
276
Gillette(I)
311
328
428
462
406
389
286
274
220
225
109
170
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2008
Net Worth Rank 2007
2008
Gail(I)
2008
Total Assets Rank 2007
Company
Company
Composite Rank 2007
2008
Net Sales Rank 2007
2008
Total Assets Rank 2007
2008
Net Worth Rank 2007
2008
Gross Profit Rank 2007
2008
Market Cap Rank 2008 2007
Gitanjali Gems
126
130
112
107
99
119
85
153
259
304
279
220
GlaxoSmithkline Cons Health
206
214
224
211
323
305
214
205
163
161
104
187
GlaxoSmithKline Pharma
105
105
178
156
185
167
109
92
69
59
41
88
Glenmark Pharma
137
176
208
298
187
180
148
230
99
174
85
65
GMDC
168
171
277
376
175
137
143
142
94
122
156
106
GNFC
101
91
89
89
130
111
80
74
75
69
191
166
Godawari Power & Ispat
369
418
339
471
370
384
308
372
281
353
384
354
Godfrey Phillips(I)
272
295
308
315
342
344
262
241
229
233
189
272
Godrej Consumer Products
321
353
313
317
417
415
444
449
227
234
87
185
Godrej Inds
194
215
373
349
197
243
144
247
270
285
114
72
Gokaldas Exports
301
271
264
234
325
297
276
249
356
289
337
328
Gokul Refoils & Solvent
294
391
143
153
358
413
410
435
341
418
262
-
Goodyear(I)
422
414
310
289
457
435
447
441
384
347
375
401
Graphite(I)
235
239
255
292
230
204
201
187
193
137
281
319
Grasim Inds
26
24
33
31
31
27
29
27
19
23
37
31
Great Eastern Shipping Co.
68
68
99
113
57
55
44
44
37
43
102
102
Great Offshore
221
216
387
389
176
194
175
182
149
157
193
155
Greaves Cotton
319
280
244
217
382
352
316
304
248
222
311
257
GSFC
110
100
85
78
123
95
100
83
96
78
220
219
GTL
134
143
200
253
141
120
167
110
240
298
113
182
Gujarat Alkalies & Chem
196
189
245
222
196
177
139
132
128
108
261
287
Gujarat Ambuja Exports
274
281
153
171
290
363
324
296
269
301
340
309
Gujarat Fluorochemicals
228
206
375
384
198
206
155
162
106
104
222
137
Gujarat Gas Co.
223
253
234
291
319
320
238
236
172
224
142
202
Gujarat Industries Power
184
187
292
302
170
153
132
105
201
136
209
253
Gujarat NRE Coke
178
219
320
425
158
176
135
203
184
300
169
132
Gulf Oil Corp
225
366
363
369
147
365
75
409
428
430
352
261
Hatsun Agro Product
440
469
327
379
482
487
487
485
422
455
363
436
Havells(I)
201
240
140
157
277
355
211
335
235
255
228
157
HBL Power Systems
334
381
269
414
346
383
355
350
295
383
325
323
HCC
103
92
98
102
91
84
156
130
183
186
167
126
HCL Infosystems
89
89
27
26
121
118
153
141
112
90
140
152
HCL Technologies
50
46
61
66
72
63
56
40
54
38
50
49
HDIL
73
115
118
194
54
151
50
159
40
67
101
43
HEG
256
243
287
295
238
203
251
276
167
232
268
248
Heritage Foods(I)
473
487
431
530
471
478
469
473
479
477
438
417
40
43
32
27
80
68
60
55
41
36
22
56
Hexaware Technologies
350
320
499
491
329
295
207
163
484
247
323
308
Hind.Nat.Glass
205
370
262
424
236
354
180
356
213
323
183
290
Hindalco Inds
19
15
20
16
12
12
9
8
16
12
48
42
Hindustan Unilever
41
29
24
23
61
44
104
49
27
26
10
23
Hindustan Copper
132
116
176
152
213
191
174
175
151
109
49
33
Hindustan Motors
434
400
385
345
440
393
459
455
381
432
353
329
Hindustan Organic Chem.
450
452
442
428
434
386
426
497
441
422
397
390
Hindustan Sanitaryware
441
423
472
448
416
382
399
374
375
354
373
398
24
25
39
32
32
37
16
23
8
8
28
36
Honeywell Automation(I)
352
372
324
353
421
427
392
390
333
328
224
258
Hotel Leelaventure
240
242
473
510
116
141
164
131
174
163
225
239
17
20
4
4
9
9
23
16
28
21
42
79
186
163
236
223
242
235
168
151
187
172
159
125
Hero Honda Motors
Hindustan Zinc
HPCL HT Media
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Composite Rank 2007
2008
Net Sales Rank 2007
2008
Total Assets Rank 2007
2008
Net Worth Rank 2007
2008
Gross Profit Rank 2007
2008
Market Cap Rank 2008 2007
Hyderabad Inds
474
474
488
473
465
455
443
422
453
452
415
466
ICI(I)
214
191
291
260
280
214
190
139
315
68
139
209
ICSA(I)
359
434
393
534
373
446
321
453
251
338
287
214
31
38
42
53
35
39
52
65
35
48
29
28
465
433
433
382
454
432
401
379
419
419
455
446
Idea Cellular IG Petrochemicals
70
71
101
104
65
64
55
64
57
71
96
104
282
268
218
265
265
236
268
290
161
287
378
310
82
81
157
158
96
87
76
71
77
72
94
84
4
4
1
1
2
2
4
4
3
3
11
18
Indo Rama Synthetics(I)
190
175
115
122
140
121
221
172
257
236
349
357
Indraprastha Gas
279
294
379
356
366
346
235
226
147
139
143
243
Ind-swift
464
468
475
514
376
376
424
413
430
448
463
476
12
11
22
22
26
24
11
12
10
9
5
12
Ingersoll-Rand(I)
313
314
481
367
348
341
199
232
337
357
210
305
Ipca Laboratories
232
237
256
252
276
272
226
220
212
200
197
246
ISMT
246
207
233
195
205
185
247
225
230
184
328
286
Ispat Inds
66
45
35
36
34
21
61
45
70
70
162
114
ITC
13
13
23
24
25
20
14
14
12
11
7
14
ITD Cementation(I)
390
436
368
436
361
345
334
452
458
476
424
421
ITI
182
124
243
137
78
60
205
106
500
499
273
277
83
82
80
103
106
109
92
87
153
175
146
103
J K Paper
320
292
303
280
250
212
302
265
306
260
400
409
Jagatjit Inds
393
383
453
463
404
361
301
263
442
442
332
387
Jagran Prakashan
277
249
362
372
357
311
245
215
236
246
154
144
Jai Balaji Inds
251
254
223
230
167
244
326
358
224
264
312
221
Jain Irrigation Systems
125
154
152
172
150
173
165
223
176
220
107
138
Jaiprakash Associates
37
36
71
74
27
29
43
46
56
55
45
24
Jay Bharat Maruti
476
480
398
419
487
477
478
478
425
431
464
474
Jayant Agro Organics
482
488
424
466
489
482
479
480
477
478
458
478
Jayaswal Neco Industries
342
317
191
188
316
270
407
438
283
373
408
360
JB Chemicals & Pharma.
377
348
459
420
372
322
273
240
372
310
317
368
JBF Inds
227
236
133
162
234
248
229
258
205
223
348
318
47
47
34
39
18
31
40
62
133
86
133
92
203
226
225
229
259
223
171
150
179
229
205
349
Jindal Saw
78
77
54
65
86
77
78
117
58
119
179
136
Jindal Steel & Power
35
42
53
75
43
46
47
54
34
39
25
26
JK Cement
204
195
196
221
192
178
146
146
125
127
327
293
JK Lakshmi Cement
254
261
251
282
231
221
217
248
141
164
342
333
JK Tyre Inds.
211
181
105
92
152
125
249
188
211
268
386
379
JMC Projects(I)
415
435
302
433
397
444
431
436
392
446
422
338
JSL
81
76
56
49
44
51
83
79
79
57
240
196
JSW Steel
30
27
28
33
19
23
31
30
22
25
79
50
Jubilant Organosys
97
102
145
146
100
100
108
122
88
112
123
128
JVL Agro Ind
427
456
242
335
436
449
473
477
452
469
461
471
Jyoti Structures
281
269
207
243
326
315
336
321
294
306
259
223
K S Oils
171
315
142
216
260
420
215
402
221
336
137
210
Kajaria Ceramics
443
455
480
487
403
357
441
424
436
445
350
456
Kalpataru Power
174
147
161
159
210
195
189
180
200
158
211
143
Kalyani Steels
303
246
299
276
291
287
258
229
292
237
357
247
Kansai Nerolac Paints
224
210
203
183
321
296
230
214
209
188
180
211
India Cements India Glycols Indian Hotels Co. Indian Oil Corp
Infosys Technologies
IVRCL Infrastructures
Jet Airways(I) Jindal Poly Films
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Company
Composite Rank 2007
2008
Net Sales Rank 2007
2008
Total Assets Rank 2007
2008
Net Worth Rank 2007
2008
Gross Profit Rank 2007
2008
Market Cap Rank 2008 2007
KEC International
161
184
106
119
149
172
264
326
165
189
206
179
KEI Inds
399
382
319
363
350
333
406
411
373
372
446
366
Kesoram Inds
141
135
104
108
134
152
160
174
78
93
254
199
Kingfisher Airlines
226
170
147
144
202
160
408
262
497
500
185
192
Kirloskar Brothers
195
161
195
181
217
213
210
186
243
96
217
151
Kirloskar Electric Co.
446
424
371
374
458
462
464
460
454
450
383
312
Kirloskar Ferrous Inds
400
395
372
415
422
423
356
333
354
329
377
339
Kirloskar Oil Engines
159
138
131
125
188
198
169
140
194
138
227
189
KNR Construction
453
495
464
541
418
474
395
474
398
440
433
-
Kohinoor Foods
412
416
409
377
356
338
445
423
470
428
336
439
Koutons Retail(I)
283
379
348
498
320
395
330
404
305
393
145
164
Kpit Cummins Infosystems
444
454
489
544
449
439
370
378
336
384
367
345
KPR Mill
361
354
444
444
266
269
260
283
272
269
413
370
KRBL
312
308
270
255
258
259
323
292
347
339
382
407
Kriti Inds
499
498
494
535
488
494
490
491
473
485
482
477
KSL & Inds
266
297
404
422
261
280
270
277
342
326
151
206
Lakshmi Machine Works
173
150
126
128
219
197
191
191
100
102
232
181
Lanco Infratech
94
146
179
403
85
122
93
80
155
288
103
70
Larsen & Toubro
11
10
13
14
14
16
24
29
20
27
13
9
LG Balakrishnan & Bros
469
445
463
449
430
369
448
427
421
395
447
443
Lloyd Electric & Engg.
425
401
395
438
413
406
337
303
377
380
449
378
Lloyd Steel Inds
327
304
127
140
222
163
500
500
389
421
427
400
LT Foods
463
462
447
445
393
416
449
442
437
451
448
462
Lumax Inds
475
460
477
408
456
459
450
468
445
423
444
416
84
108
116
123
126
129
113
133
81
91
71
130
Madhucon Projects
315
267
365
427
268
257
266
231
323
324
345
186
Madras Aluminium Co.
362
339
496
407
386
371
317
284
330
162
184
266
Madras Cements
121
128
144
149
115
154
162
169
73
77
135
123
Maharashtra Seamless
172
158
188
175
241
242
137
128
148
105
194
177
Mahindra & Mahindra
33
33
29
28
41
41
41
38
39
29
54
48
Mahindra Ugine Steel Co.
419
405
326
346
379
364
412
397
378
321
451
430
Man Inds(I)
284
275
198
209
262
256
320
295
273
291
366
352
Manaksia
329
344
352
338
332
321
255
330
388
407
338
348
Mangalam Cement
455
457
476
461
453
468
398
416
282
278
388
392
Mangalore Chem. & Fert.
293
285
173
177
293
294
318
279
365
388
385
395
Marico
239
248
181
176
344
332
368
387
217
195
84
146
22
23
17
19
37
33
27
25
25
24
24
37
Mastek
402
398
435
434
444
436
362
315
267
239
291
335
Matrix Laboratories
208
190
286
318
237
196
204
120
498
251
153
184
Mcleod Russel(I)
241
228
400
362
193
158
134
100
374
363
253
336
McNally Bharat Engg.
456
437
465
430
391
414
453
463
451
462
407
350
Meghmani Organics
387
388
432
454
384
390
293
314
397
382
359
334
Mercator Lines
218
192
345
300
171
143
173
199
166
206
230
183
MindTree
299
322
369
375
369
374
248
234
261
274
208
279
Mirc Electronics
344
318
185
160
371
334
379
351
394
352
391
411
43
53
11
11
45
81
147
136
146
185
6
8
151
198
170
274
148
165
141
196
177
183
223
208
Lupin
Maruti Suzuki(I)
MMTC Monnet Ispat Moser Baer
98
83
150
120
81
69
79
66
134
84
173
149
Motherson Sumi Systems
212
218
219
215
270
260
296
301
208
192
112
160
Mphasis
145
159
165
212
244
246
159
143
199
242
92
122
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Composite Rank 2007
2008
Net Sales Rank 2007
2008
Total Assets Rank 2007
2008
Net Worth Rank 2007
2008
Gross Profit Rank 2007
2008
Market Cap Rank 2008 2007
129
119
63
68
151
138
158
145
121
151
216
212
MRPL
29
30
8
8
39
36
46
48
31
33
62
54
MTNL
36
34
59
48
23
17
15
9
46
32
72
86
Mukand
198
173
148
136
131
128
188
158
254
187
381
344
Mundra Port
102
144
343
380
69
103
66
156
102
143
26
27
Munjal Showa
459
443
377
334
477
472
442
419
426
406
429
461
MRF
Nagarjuna Construction
86
78
87
84
88
105
95
111
164
149
164
98
Nagarjuna Fert. & Chem.
116
113
130
132
103
82
88
72
255
210
221
244
Nahar Indl.Enterprises
310
245
322
259
218
184
256
211
339
216
430
381
Nahar Spinning
314
277
316
263
232
225
252
212
335
213
439
423
Nakoda Textile Inds
493
496
448
532
480
490
483
482
475
479
493
485
National Aluminium
32
26
57
41
40
34
26
22
26
14
36
35
National Fertilizers
93
87
67
60
127
115
106
81
186
101
160
171
National Steel & Agro
333
316
132
130
308
292
374
349
395
399
479
479
Nava Bharat Ventures
222
270
309
395
240
253
184
242
123
199
200
217
Nectar Lifesciences
364
408
367
480
313
303
365
370
296
330
339
394
Nestle(I)
142
136
86
85
249
241
288
256
74
74
31
59
38
37
102
91
30
25
25
20
33
42
33
40
Nicco Corp
489
482
492
508
460
450
475
472
467
463
471
428
Nilkamal
Neyveli Lignite Corp.
414
447
312
411
402
454
405
432
328
461
431
393
Nirma
85
85
123
105
112
94
67
57
108
97
132
161
Nitco
385
380
413
458
360
373
263
309
366
376
418
321
NMDC
28
31
50
55
56
61
28
28
11
17
8
6
354
355
458
404
419
407
278
257
260
248
207
300
Novartis(I)
3
3
7
7
4
4
3
3
5
4
2
3
OCL(I)
297
279
357
296
256
258
241
272
216
230
326
303
Omax Autos
454
430
378
337
414
396
446
429
415
386
473
470
Omaxe
127
185
156
247
104
148
124
289
97
208
201
116
2
2
5
5
3
3
2
2
1
1
3
2
Oracle Financial Ser. Soft.
79
80
155
154
117
104
63
60
92
92
67
81
Orchid Chem. & Pharma.
185
197
232
267
110
107
203
218
142
190
258
249
Orient Paper & Inds.
268
306
214
205
328
314
265
395
139
150
285
292
P & G Hygiene & Health Care
325
342
405
406
427
424
333
308
223
238
108
194
Panacea Biotec
275
231
341
287
264
268
202
207
202
159
303
197
Panchmahal Steel
488
481
479
482
475
464
476
490
414
416
465
418
Pantaloon Retail(I)
71
73
58
80
82
108
84
102
169
168
98
75
Paper Products
433
431
446
431
445
440
389
359
391
334
356
408
Parsvnath Developers
115
101
162
189
83
93
81
77
80
110
215
117
Patel Engineering
193
162
276
231
174
207
182
164
222
231
196
129
Patni Computer Systems
122
120
239
236
125
116
69
63
87
100
129
150
Pennar Inds
437
467
452
432
469
461
414
451
427
439
314
434
72
70
43
44
89
88
91
88
64
63
100
112
Pfizer
255
278
366
322
335
336
212
250
105
207
130
218
Philips Carbon Black
373
334
259
235
341
309
388
406
279
369
423
362
Pidilite Inds
170
201
184
203
247
291
216
219
175
197
106
135
Piramal Glass
421
428
491
502
278
281
375
342
358
322
443
-
Piramal Healthcare
120
107
149
148
181
159
151
108
119
129
74
95
Platinum Corporation
500
466
490
286
500
500
496
496
489
492
500
496
Polaris Software Lab
286
266
290
257
367
317
228
197
327
250
263
326
20
22
60
71
7
6
10
13
23
22
14
22
NTPC
ONGC
Petronet LNG
Power Grid Corp(I)
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Net Sales Rank 2007
Total Assets Rank 2007
Net Worth Rank 2007
Gross Profit Rank 2007
Market Cap Rank 2008 2007
Company
2008
Praj Inds
330
335
386
360
385
379
329
415
233
276
178
159
Prakash Inds
215
188
226
251
248
229
172
168
173
169
266
167
Pratibha Inds
461
476
493
549
415
465
418
461
435
459
406
351
Precision Wires(I)
479
458
443
378
470
456
451
450
449
443
477
460
Pricol
438
402
412
358
383
350
417
394
408
331
442
429
Prism Cement
285
289
318
313
349
335
223
246
135
117
257
264
Prithvi Information Solutions
335
326
249
312
312
330
295
268
352
296
440
365
PSL
209
204
141
167
184
186
237
281
237
254
319
225
PTC(I)
109
255
75
69
211
417
99
331
299
303
134
242
69
72
62
106
75
73
71
101
107
202
97
62
Punjab Tractors
262
234
280
245
338
293
209
178
310
261
244
252
Radico Khaitan
323
331
350
385
318
265
387
352
393
390
212
298
Rajesh Exports
108
114
37
40
66
47
186
294
192
286
229
162
Rallis(I)
381
386
391
354
428
404
349
367
246
317
269
363
Ramsarup Inds.
264
329
159
182
195
325
311
384
301
344
417
406
Ranbaxy Laboratories
49
48
70
57
51
48
70
61
62
73
47
58
Rashtriya Chem. & Fert.
77
74
55
72
98
98
96
78
144
120
122
120
Rathi Steel
483
485
470
503
438
458
455
433
472
473
490
484
Ratnamani Metals & Tubes
396
394
337
387
407
391
396
426
245
273
360
306
Raymond
156
126
216
185
135
117
107
84
244
132
248
201
Redington(I)
165
145
49
51
267
231
236
209
317
356
192
180
Reliance Communications
7
7
25
30
5
5
6
5
14
19
15
7
Reliance Inds
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
25
19
44
43
20
15
21
17
44
44
34
21
Rico Auto Inds.
401
357
381
309
364
342
373
338
368
332
411
385
Rolta(I)
169
168
332
371
161
146
115
97
113
126
144
141
RSWM
328
286
241
226
235
219
351
298
387
258
450
404
Ruchi Infrastructure
376
365
282
270
362
358
432
420
411
435
341
355
Ruchi Soya Inds
106
94
31
34
70
72
138
134
150
166
277
205
S.Kumars Nationwide
179
153
175
190
166
144
179
190
182
201
274
178
Sadbhav Engg
351
397
321
441
394
402
366
417
345
405
280
256
Sai Service Station
458
461
315
303
493
492
484
481
457
466
428
481
6
5
6
6
10
7
7
6
4
5
16
11
Sakthi Sugars
332
293
364
271
215
209
306
255
434
281
405
433
Sakuma Exports
496
500
445
559
499
499
482
476
485
490
498
493
Salora International
439
432
250
268
474
471
456
446
446
447
474
453
Samtel Color
413
325
351
199
295
228
416
362
494
494
486
483
Sangam(I)
418
393
388
397
297
274
409
380
405
342
469
458
Sanghi Inds
245
213
335
294
194
175
206
194
218
155
271
245
Sanwaria Agro Oils
397
464
289
469
461
483
463
466
385
468
292
356
Sarda Energy
370
411
415
519
336
403
297
377
249
343
355
262
Savita Chemicals
383
376
307
301
399
392
384
371
326
346
354
377
74
86
84
121
119
157
64
76
29
54
59
67
Seshasayee Paper & Boards
449
442
483
457
368
366
420
425
364
387
426
435
Shah Alloys
423
324
304
187
339
261
461
341
496
351
488
480
52
55
78
70
49
43
36
32
51
34
82
100
Shree Cement
138
151
136
169
162
181
208
217
63
66
125
131
Shree Precoated Steels
207
165
146
142
209
182
224
270
160
130
294
148
Shree Renuka Sugars
265
288
347
279
287
324
339
361
324
327
110
191
Shrenuj & Co.
349
347
274
269
289
276
400
401
413
409
394
399
Punj Lloyd
Reliance Infrastructure
SAIL
Sesa Goa
Shipping Corp(I)
2008
2008
2008
2008
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fe 500 ranksinalphabeticalorder Company
Composite Rank 2007
2008
Net Sales Rank 2007
2008
Total Assets Rank 2007
2008
Net Worth Rank 2007
2008
Gross Profit Rank 2007
2008
Market Cap Rank 2008 2007
406
406
336
364
324
328
402
400
362
378
476
61
58
40
52
79
76
94
104
60
76
57
29
SIL Investments
417
392
349
330
304
304
440
410
401
319
468
465
Simplex Infrastructures
146
179
107
141
133
164
195
319
247
305
226
156
Sintex Inds
100
142
169
210
97
171
103
177
143
179
120
105
Siyaram Silk
468
459
430
416
437
434
454
430
455
434
467
469
SKF(I)
237
229
180
179
337
316
243
238
168
198
214
224
Sobha Developers
155
129
201
197
113
145
157
147
157
173
233
107
Sona Koyo Steering Sys.
429
425
389
381
432
442
421
428
406
403
379
367
South Asian Petrochem
318
303
266
228
310
283
307
322
334
340
369
369
Spanco
424
399
449
479
331
339
353
327
386
391
460
375
Spentex Inds
428
373
355
319
347
289
437
375
490
429
481
445
SPIC
339
241
275
110
124
90
499
388
499
498
421
419
Spicejet
326
300
220
352
257
216
492
386
495
496
305
240
SRF
187
172
174
134
186
162
161
138
162
80
284
331
STC(I)
124
111
21
20
55
79
254
235
238
256
236
188
Steel Exchange(I)
485
484
420
452
479
480
480
486
461
474
483
451
18
21
26
25
24
35
12
34
50
51
21
17
Sterlite Technologies
217
221
166
192
225
230
244
244
231
309
283
275
Suashish Diamonds
260
263
296
250
226
245
233
216
329
402
308
376
Subhash Projects
308
333
240
297
272
323
350
440
349
366
364
250
Subros
457
429
396
351
466
447
430
412
371
364
425
413
Sujana Metal Products
426
385
361
326
396
394
378
312
417
413
470
450
Sujana Universal Inds
384
358
305
261
377
360
305
307
407
420
459
447
Sun Network
158
152
329
341
216
211
102
89
76
79
61
57
56
67
119
143
74
71
42
56
53
61
20
39
Sundram Fasteners
273
247
230
196
273
255
287
269
276
240
313
320
Sunflag Iron & Steel Co.
355
337
273
290
355
310
360
336
344
314
376
383
Supreme Inds
307
301
215
201
302
298
383
357
311
277
321
341
Supreme Petrochem
378
352
193
161
405
388
413
396
431
371
410
420
Su-Raj Diamonds
233
230
134
151
190
183
213
198
370
400
419
426
Surana Inds
395
384
346
305
303
356
429
418
404
404
420
397
Surya Roshni
388
360
210
198
390
340
419
399
410
411
452
452
Suzlon Energy
34
32
41
45
36
50
33
37
42
40
56
20
Swaraj Mazda
442
446
394
368
439
437
472
471
438
457
368
414
TT
486
475
408
373
483
479
481
475
480
472
494
491
Tamil Nadu Newsprint
243
235
278
264
212
187
219
195
185
193
278
332
Tamilnadu Petro Products
386
330
354
288
354
286
322
267
474
470
436
457
Tata Chemicals
57
59
69
58
53
65
51
59
47
56
83
87
Tata Communications
42
39
92
67
47
42
34
26
71
47
35
55
382
410
261
339
410
418
411
421
297
398
358
382
Tata Motors
23
16
10
9
15
14
30
24
21
20
51
32
Tata Power Co.
27
28
48
50
33
26
32
31
48
50
23
30
8
8
14
13
6
10
5
7
7
6
32
19
Tata Tea
111
109
246
219
120
110
82
75
122
106
81
113
Tata Teleservices(Mah)
Shri Lakshmi Cotsyn Siemens
Sterlite Inds(I)
Sun Pharma. Inds
Tata Metaliks
Tata Steel
449
197
205
164
170
109
106
497
498
154
249
75
89
TCS
16
17
16
18
29
32
20
21
9
10
12
13
Tech Mahindra
95
98
82
87
169
188
122
137
61
60
95
46
Texmaco
358
409
342
475
395
410
385
405
316
414
249
259
Thermax
131
121
94
117
191
174
193
193
110
124
117
85
80 THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | MARCH 2009
Company
Composite Rank 2007
2008
Net Sales Rank 2007
2008
Total Assets Rank 2007
2008
Net Worth Rank 2007
2008
Gross Profit Rank 2007
2008
Market Cap Rank 2008 2007
Thirumalai Chem.
467
453
429
402
442
421
460
445
402
410
454
437
TIL
460
441
383
390
467
453
466
465
399
433
416
361
Time Techno
392
415
497
528
409
431
312
369
343
381
270
238
Titagarh Wagons
410
494
457
552
426
476
394
459
340
415
265
-
Titan Inds
152
167
103
115
221
238
282
287
196
228
78
115
Torrent Pharma
231
252
281
272
271
263
232
227
206
212
170
283
64
60
81
86
60
56
62
50
95
95
86
83
Transport Corp(I)
353
338
231
213
423
408
377
381
396
375
330
324
Trend Electronics
462
444
325
307
441
422
474
469
469
471
496
489
Trent
336
362
482
470
352
372
227
259
423
412
239
295
Triveni Engg. & Inds
144
127
177
126
146
133
187
165
204
219
149
163
Tube Investments(I)
199
202
158
145
255
247
196
173
278
152
243
288
Tulip Telecom
216
296
228
283
246
401
279
318
188
263
165
175
Tulsyan NEC
495
491
466
476
478
475
488
487
459
475
489
490
TVS Motor Co.
162
137
93
61
168
132
183
149
290
205
288
307
Uflex
210
203
222
193
154
139
220
221
262
241
293
304
55
57
52
47
64
66
65
73
38
35
68
69
363
369
440
405
408
381
285
271
318
267
251
358
Unitech
62
56
108
97
28
38
73
95
45
37
66
15
United Spirits
75
65
97
88
93
85
77
85
93
62
63
47
189
164
209
220
251
226
225
200
258
253
124
91
United Phosphorus
88
93
190
178
87
75
87
99
242
135
76
90
Unity Infraprojects
348
346
333
401
307
348
325
299
332
374
389
294
Universal Cables
472
472
484
511
451
452
433
408
440
427
437
431
Usha Martin
160
141
172
173
128
135
177
161
170
170
242
190
Ushdev International
471
477
359
400
490
498
486
484
468
481
462
444
Uttam Galva Steels
153
180
96
95
118
112
197
202
215
204
290
373
Value Inds
302
290
221
208
228
224
280
254
309
341
475
473
Vardhman Textiles
140
139
124
114
92
96
125
103
140
113
304
342
Varun Inds
379
426
331
321
330
409
313
457
439
444
453
432
Varun Shipping Co.
180
212
295
342
114
113
170
160
114
123
218
291
Venkys(I)
481
483
469
492
481
473
452
439
418
458
445
464
46
35
36
38
38
28
35
33
43
41
111
71
Vimal Oil
490
490
411
439
495
493
494
494
481
486
499
495
VIP Inds
470
470
462
481
468
463
457
448
447
449
404
396
Visa Steel
337
341
390
413
224
254
332
291
353
424
361
372
Vishal Retail
347
378
265
365
322
426
371
434
346
401
392
235
Voltamp Transformers
445
450
456
494
485
489
436
458
288
370
299
255
Voltas
149
140
100
100
178
199
246
264
152
154
147
93
Walchandnagar Inds
408
403
414
526
420
400
397
376
400
460
310
234
Welspun(I)
253
232
238
248
155
134
239
204
284
226
401
374
80
96
74
96
76
91
98
179
83
142
155
82
West Coast Paper
365
396
436
394
309
378
299
354
307
299
344
386
Wheels(I)
380
375
247
233
374
368
425
407
379
368
390
427
Whirlpool(I)
287
302
154
163
305
285
391
373
390
456
300
380
15
14
19
21
21
22
18
18
17
18
17
16
Wockhardt
157
133
227
207
163
140
150
123
158
125
168
140
Zee Entertain. Enterprises
112
112
258
275
129
114
74
69
103
146
69
66
Zuari Inds
166
155
113
101
165
136
181
152
280
85
286
317
Zylog System
409
449
422
496
431
466
294
363
321
365
395
371
Torrent Power
Ultratech Cement Unichem Laboratories
United Breweries
Videocon Inds
Welspun-Guj Stahl Rohren
Wipro
MARCH 2009 | THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | 81
fe 500 ninemonthsperformanceoftop100 Company (Rs Crore)
Apr-Dec 2009
Sales Apr-Dec % 2008 Change
Apr-Dec 2009
Other Inc. Apr-Dec % 2008 Change
Apr-Dec 2009
PAT EPS (Rs) EPS (Rs) Apr-Dec % Apr-Dec Apr-Dec 2008 Change 2009 2008
ROS (%) ROS (%) Apr-Dec Apr-Dec 2009 2008
Indian Oil Corp
245399.96 161608.46
51.85
3087.83 15779.70
-80.43
-3673.41
7376.85
-
-
61.87
-
4.56
Reliance Inds
117929.00
94689.00
24.54
1040.00
514.00
102.33
11733.00 15180.00
-22.71
74.50
104.40
9.95
16.03
BPCL
108757.17
77968.20
39.49
873.89
1117.60
-21.81
-2892.13
1348.77
-
-
37.31
-
1.73
HPCL
99715.18
73233.15
36.16
362.48
880.31
-58.82
-4529.07
750.37
-
-
22.16
-
1.02
ONGC
49988.25
44222.75
13.04
3711.32
2911.95
27.45
13919.55 14075.02
-1.10
65.08
65.81
27.85
31.83
SAIL
32188.66
26736.26
20.39
1369.99
925.53
48.02
4688.13
5160.02
-9.15
11.35
12.49
14.56
19.30
MMTC
32030.45
16883.88
89.71
16.59
13.34
24.36
125.45
117.36
6.89
25.09
23.47
0.39
0.70
MRPL
31806.19
23243.86
36.84
150.53
202.41
-25.63
584.91
1047.34
-44.15
3.34
5.98
1.84
4.51
NTPC
30907.63
26317.40
17.44
1883.62
2212.80
-14.88
6087.95
6075.30
0.21
7.38
7.37
19.70
23.08
Chennai Petroleum Corp
27153.93
19563.44
38.80
48.04
88.98
-46.01
-669.28
779.03
-
-
52.28
-
3.98
Bharti Airtel
24997.49
18289.78
36.67
107.88
202.77
-46.80
5668.86
4451.91
27.34
29.86
23.46
22.68
24.34
Larsen & Toubro
23203.37
16387.83
41.59
664.92
335.67
98.09
2483.14
1206.66
105.79
212.11
206.48
10.70
7.36
Tata Motors
18765.91
19981.30
-6.08
844.40
515.01
63.96
409.84
1491.10
-72.51
7.97
38.68
2.18
7.46
Tata Steel
17817.84
13956.59
27.67
259.08
908.41
-71.48
3742.45
3256.86
14.91
51.21
44.54
21.00
23.34
Gail(I)
17719.34
13072.91
35.54
531.15
456.69
16.30
2173.68
1879.08
15.68
17.14
22.22
12.27
14.37
TCS
16787.44
13591.23
23.52
-212.56
367.48
-
3588.94
3399.95
5.56
366.74
347.43
21.38
25.02
BHEL
15820.71
12163.42
30.07
778.66
972.07
-19.90
1790.74
1748.47
2.42
36.58
35.72
11.32
14.37
Wipro
15506.60
12186.10
27.25
386.60
265.30
45.72
2131.50
2235.80
-4.66
72.81
76.51
13.75
18.35
Infosys Technologies
15011.00
11684.00
28.47
256.00
597.00
-57.12
4250.00
3333.00
27.51
148.44
116.45
28.31
28.53
Hindalco Inds
14447.89
14169.30
1.97
541.92
348.70
55.41
1961.51
1788.40
9.68
115.35
145.74
13.58
12.62
Maruti Suzuki(I)
14284.32
13152.32
8.61
691.20
582.38
18.69
975.54
1433.14
-31.93
67.53
99.21
6.83
10.90
Hindustan Unilever
12622.21
10533.43
19.83
534.60
470.50
13.62
1720.53
1511.38
13.84
78.93
68.45
13.63
14.35
ITC
11595.68
10056.60
15.30
347.70
447.22
-22.25
2454.60
2384.46
2.94
65.06
63.27
21.17
23.71
JSW Steel
10726.23
7248.17
47.99
111.87
295.79
-62.18
409.30
1267.41
-67.71
21.88
77.28
3.82
17.49
Reliance Communications
10437.84
9960.84
4.79
67.13
8.88
655.97
1213.16
2075.02
-41.54
11.76
20.11
11.62
20.83
Sterlite Inds(I)
9297.35
9292.45
0.05
563.77
364.57
54.64
1024.87
645.18
58.85
72.33
45.53
11.02
6.94
HCL Infosystems
9279.97
9398.44
-1.26
-9.14
50.36
-
191.09
240.90
-20.68
55.79
70.50
2.06
2.56
Jet Airways(I)
9011.33
6051.20
48.92
1124.80
703.18
59.96
-455.33
-328.40
-
-
-
-
-
Mahindra & Mahindra
8950.66
8355.33
7.13
249.65
295.70
-15.57
387.28
884.87
-56.23
15.35
36.01
4.33
10.59
Hero Honda Motors
8919.62
7543.16
18.25
151.42
130.37
16.15
879.59
669.34
31.41
220.23
167.59
9.86
8.87
Adani Enterprises
8684.53
7676.38
13.13
8.66
27.86
-68.92
189.71
204.10
-7.05
76.93
82.80
2.18
2.66
Coromandel Fertilisers
8518.12
2105.47
304.57
237.60
26.15
808.60
508.85
154.31
229.76
181.86
60.35
5.97
7.33
Ruchi Soya Inds
8389.52
7519.19
11.57
19.92
9.66
106.21
88.25
119.65
-26.24
23.37
32.80
1.05
1.59
Grasim Inds
7982.91
7593.95
5.12
210.69
193.98
8.61
1263.25
1565.23
-19.29
137.77
170.71
15.82
20.61
Rajesh Exports
7536.83
6141.68
22.72
0.00
0.00
-
77.99
157.63
-50.52
31.12
213.30
1.03
2.57
Reliance Infrastructure
7318.59
4671.23
56.67
835.91
966.03
-13.47
792.70
773.24
2.52
34.80
32.69
10.83
16.55
Videocon Inds
7313.59
6842.27
6.89
18.56
142.28
-86.96
491.03
742.83
-33.90
21.41
32.37
6.71
10.86
Ispat Inds
7112.49
6005.13
18.44
110.62
98.50
12.30
-649.72
-14.09
-
-
-
-
-
Idea Cellular
7073.82
4179.30
69.26
11.02
6.54
68.50
703.93
650.57
8.20
2.27
2.47
9.95
15.57
Rashtriya Chem. & Fert.
6453.10
3736.56
72.70
85.35
45.58
87.25
172.21
106.83
61.20
3.12
1.94
2.67
2.86
Siemens
5913.16
5884.89
0.48
237.77
222.17
7.02
725.20
569.68
27.30
107.55
168.94
12.26
9.68
Jindal Steel & Power
5892.50
3887.78
51.56
32.78
24.30
34.90
1177.47
846.63
39.08
761.13
549.76
19.98
21.78
Petronet LNG
5773.81
4802.66
20.22
56.58
35.69
58.53
314.10
354.62
-11.43
4.19
4.73
5.44
7.38
Tata Power Co.
5761.88
4281.44
34.58
282.74
288.17
-1.88
553.02
563.35
-1.83
24.98
25.52
9.60
13.16
NMDC
5627.97
3816.80
47.45
658.35
495.79
32.79
3351.19
2234.01
50.01
84.53
169.04
59.55
58.53
ACC
5560.86
5310.46
4.72
170.50
289.67
-41.14
855.23
1074.84
-20.43
45.52
57.22
15.38
20.24
Bongaigaon Refinery
5475.32
4189.92
30.68
27.38
61.79
-55.69
-214.53
263.93
-
-
13.21
-
6.30
ABB
5383.68
4617.88
16.58
29.98
55.88
-46.35
429.72
405.04
6.09
101.40
95.57
7.98
8.77
PTC(I)
5351.20
3359.55
59.28
76.84
23.55
226.28
75.29
29.50
155.22
3.31
1.97
1.41
0.88
Suzlon Energy
5209.35
4181.61
24.58
99.30
83.18
19.38
-285.91
783.16
-
-
26.16
-
18.73
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Apr-Dec 2009
Sales Apr-Dec % 2008 Change
GSFC
5021.45
2759.78
81.95
58.53
71.94
-18.64
400.94
209.89
91.02
50.31
26.34
7.98
7.61
Punj Lloyd
4952.78
2989.17
65.69
26.45
46.02
-42.52
261.50
91.73
185.08
43.08
15.12
5.28
3.07
Ashok Leyland
4751.11
5167.11
-8.05
51.24
62.39
-17.87
136.68
290.59
-52.96
10.27
21.84
2.88
5.62
Ambuja Cements
4641.51
4270.64
8.68
73.10
775.35
-90.57
1076.07
795.49
35.27
35.34
26.13
23.18
18.63
Ultratech Cement
4522.95
3920.55
15.37
74.83
72.93
2.61
667.56
724.35
-7.84
53.62
58.19
14.76
18.48
Hindustan Zinc
4503.32
5612.00
-19.76
626.35
525.00
19.30
2176.14
3118.00
-30.21
51.50
73.71
48.32
55.56
Pantaloon Retail(I)
4418.27
3350.57
31.87
2.74
2.08
31.73
102.25
80.01
27.80
29.18
26.54
2.31
2.39
Power Grid Corp(I)
4346.06
3154.49
37.77
303.14
257.32
17.81
1074.47
1126.72
-4.64
2.55
2.68
24.72
35.72
National Fertilizers
4179.86
3065.28
36.36
54.70
33.66
62.51
132.12
101.04
30.76
2.69
2.06
3.16
3.30
Welspun-Guj Stahl Rohren
4039.77
2770.70
45.80
15.30
5.20
194.23
181.76
249.20
-27.06
19.49
29.03
4.50
8.99
National Aluminium
4019.60
3582.69
12.20
377.82
433.34
-12.81
1189.25
1215.83
-2.19
18.46
18.87
29.59
33.94
Bhushan Steel
3839.08
2988.88
28.45
7.65
50.56
-84.87
296.39
276.12
7.34
69.79
65.02
7.72
9.24
Cipla
3826.11
3104.71
23.24
130.07
84.56
53.82
514.91
521.03
-1.17
33.12
33.52
13.46
16.78
Tata Chemicals
3794.01
3148.08
20.52
45.77
73.46
-37.69
66.66
389.19
-82.87
2.83
16.67
1.76
12.36
Chambal Fertilisers
3777.41
2123.07
77.92
72.06
87.31
-17.47
146.67
184.71
-20.59
3.52
4.44
3.88
8.70
Jaiprakash Associates
3653.00
2689.00
35.85
268.87
240.00
12.03
495.90
400.00
23.98
20.95
17.09
13.58
14.88
Aditya Birla Nuvo
3612.18
2756.14
31.06
12.29
20.20
-39.16
111.06
164.78
-32.60
11.69
17.66
3.07
5.98
HCL Technologies
3588.40
3173.19
13.08
210.28
396.94
-47.02
638.26
922.35
-30.80
47.65
69.33
17.79
29.07
JSL
3510.95
3673.06
-4.41
19.66
25.79
-23.77
-418.60
175.41
-
-
59.48
-
4.78
Sesa Goa
3459.02
1919.56
80.20
149.28
53.63
178.35
1421.49
693.84
104.87
180.58
176.28
41.10
36.15
MTNL
3458.83
3583.96
-3.49
593.42
368.31
61.12
265.33
303.32
-12.52
4.21
4.81
7.67
8.46
Ranbaxy Laboratories
3362.46
3046.07
10.39
184.55
344.91
-46.49
-1135.75
507.71
-
-
27.20
-
16.67
Shipping Corp(I)
3359.69
2729.85
23.07
253.14
155.16
63.15
739.91
565.21
30.91
17.47
20.02
22.02
20.70
Tech Mahindra
3345.14
2614.00
27.97
-49.05
63.50
-
765.25
549.20
39.34
62.86
45.25
22.88
21.01
Torrent Power
3325.18
2671.36
24.48
100.40
76.04
32.04
263.25
160.79
63.72
5.57
3.40
7.92
6.02
IVRCL Infrastructures
3254.65
2364.00
37.68
21.17
3.39
524.48
147.11
137.27
7.17
55.10
51.70
4.52
5.81
Crompton Greaves
3249.23
2716.23
19.62
26.46
45.57
-41.94
266.21
210.85
26.26
36.31
28.76
8.19
7.76
Asian Paints
3169.98
2547.65
24.43
50.98
51.78
-1.54
269.82
290.36
-7.07
28.13
30.27
8.51
11.40
Dr Reddys Laboratories
3063.86
2353.65
30.17
67.37
183.28
-63.24
404.73
312.98
29.31
48.06
37.22
13.21
13.30
Nagarjuna Construction
3053.36
2218.87
37.61
2.69
1.83
46.99
115.65
109.32
5.79
25.27
23.89
3.79
4.93
United Spirits
2964.99
2407.27
23.17
15.29
26.61
-42.54
241.61
255.94
-5.60
24.12
25.76
8.15
10.63
Apollo Tyres
2960.99
2692.59
9.97
2.20
9.62
-77.13
61.93
160.04
-61.30
12.29
33.61
2.09
5.94
Tata Communications
2837.35
2996.61
-5.31
134.75
140.30
-3.96
211.93
175.10
21.03
7.44
6.14
7.47
5.84
India Cements
2823.18
2200.26
28.31
27.23
18.61
46.32
338.32
533.10
-36.54
11.98
18.91
11.98
24.23
DLF
2777.97
3919.57
-29.13
762.14
382.39
99.31
1518.06
1951.73
-22.22
44.58
57.24
54.65
49.79
Sun Pharma. Inds
2692.28
1965.19
37.00
99.23
517.23
-80.82
840.60
765.76
9.77
81.17
73.95
31.22
38.97
Century Textiles & Inds
2686.29
2450.08
9.64
90.23
49.74
81.40
114.19
280.68
-59.32
12.27
30.17
4.25
11.46
Exide Inds
2595.07
2053.59
26.37
4.94
1.43
245.45
216.19
187.51
15.30
27.02
25.00
8.33
9.13
Neyveli Lignite Corp.
2589.24
2179.91
18.78
483.68
444.19
8.89
698.47
716.89
-2.57
4.16
4.27
26.98
32.89
Container Corporation
2572.12
2437.93
5.50
143.85
109.17
31.77
631.81
554.11
14.02
48.61
85.26
24.56
22.73
GNFC
2391.48
2546.47
-6.09
39.65
34.61
14.56
207.98
320.13
-35.03
13.38
20.60
8.70
12.57
HCC
2334.48
2027.74
15.13
43.86
47.89
-8.42
73.98
71.66
3.24
28.86
27.96
3.17
3.53
CESC
2290.00
2123.00
7.87
129.00
108.00
19.44
316.00
268.00
17.91
25.08
21.27
13.80
12.62
Great Eastern Shipping Co.
2268.25
1842.73
23.09
493.61
577.40
-14.51
1134.77
870.42
30.37
74.51
57.16
50.03
47.24
Cummins(I)
2264.93
1660.78
36.38
106.91
76.32
40.08
315.50
205.09
53.83
79.67
51.79
13.93
12.35
Lanco Infratech
2219.80
913.56
142.98
12.03
21.12
-43.04
145.49
90.18
61.33
6.62
4.10
6.55
9.87
Lupin
2212.75
1924.12
15.00
33.14
171.75
-80.70
328.60
366.74
-10.40
39.66
44.69
14.85
19.06
Nirma
2206.51
1683.21
31.09
9.14
96.46
-90.52
33.40
133.59
-75.00
4.20
16.79
1.51
7.94
Aurobindo Pharma
1948.69
1602.33
21.62
66.75
109.20
-38.87
42.09
214.71
-80.40
15.66
79.88
2.16
13.40
Jubilant Organosys
1882.66
1442.40
30.52
12.77
137.80
-90.73
-31.04
335.20
-
-
227.72
-
23.24
Company (Rs Crore)
Apr-Dec 2009
Other Inc. Apr-Dec % 2008 Change
Apr-Dec 2009
PAT EPS (Rs) EPS (Rs) Apr-Dec % Apr-Dec Apr-Dec 2008 Change 2009 2008
ROS (%) ROS (%) Apr-Dec Apr-Dec 2009 2008
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Illustration: ASIT BAGCHI
500 methodology
How we did it Pradip Kumar Dey
T
HE FE 500 list has been compiled from largely published balancesheets of companies, which closed their last financial year between April 1, 2007 and March 31, 2008. And for some companies, June 2008 figures have been considered. It includes all private and public sector companies (excluding non-banking finance companies and banks) that are listed on the markets and whose balancesheets were available by end-December 2008. In the tables that follow, any reference to 2008 (current) refers to the financial year 2007-08 and the same holds for 2007 (previous). Where companies had financial years that were less than 12 months or more than 12, the results have been annualised to arrive at a comparable figure.
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For the purposes of our study, the ranking has been done on the basis of Net Sales, which is sales or main income minus excise duty. Sales include service charges and lease income. Assets relate to fixed assets (land, buildings, machinery, etc) plus capital work-in-progress, cash and bank balances, loans and other debtor balances, investments and other intangible assets, excluding accumulated losses and advance tax provisions. Operating Profit is arrived at by calculating gross profit plus interest. Gross Profit is arrived at by calculating profit before tax (PBT) plus depreciation. Deduct taxes (including deferred taxes) from the PBT figure and you get the profit after tax (PAT). PAT minus dividends gives us Retained Profit. Market Capitalisation is the mar-
ket value of a company's outstanding shares based on closing market prices as on January 30, 2009. Net Worth is the paid-up capital (equity and preference) plus total reserves and surplus excluding accumulated losses. Earnings Per Share (EPS) refer to PAT divided by the number of outstanding equity shares. Debt includes all long-term loans, including debentures, plus instalment credit. Thus the Debt-Equity Ratio refers to debt divided by net worth. Return on Sales is PAT as a percentage of net sales, while the Return On Assets is gross profit as a percentage of assets. The Return On Net Worth (RONW) represents PAT as a percentage of net worth. OPM represents operating profit as a percentage of net sales.
Caveats and limitations 5 While the overall sales rankings have been made on the basis of the available universe of private and public sector quoted companies, the other rankings (assets, net worth, gross profit, market capitalisation, composite, etc) are restricted to the FE 500. 5 Every attempt has been made to make all figures comparable and compatible with our definitions. All the related data are taken from the respective balance sheets only. Standalone balance sheets & profit of loss accounts figures are considered. 5 Seventeen companies changed their accounting period during 2007-08. They are Balrampur Chini, Clariant Chemicals (I), Diamond Cables, Federal-Mogul Goetze (I), GTL, Garware Polyester, GHCL, Gillette (I), J K Paper, Jindal Saw, Kingfisher Airlines, Madras Aluminium Co, Mangalam Cement, Pennar Industries, Reliance Communications, Suashish Diamonds and Torrent Power. 5 Wherever accounting periods have been less or more than 12 months, sales, operating profit, gross profits, PBT, PAT, and retained profit figures have been annualised. The only exception from this general rule is net worth and assets. 5 Some big companies could not be included in the study because balance sheets and profit and loss accounts were not available for two years. These companies are Automotive Axles, Areva T & D (I), Avaya Global, Bajaj Auto and KM Sugar. 5 Some companies changed their names during the year. These are, with the new names in brackets: Reliance Energy (Reliance Infrastructure), VSNL (Tata Communications) , LT Overseas ( LT Foods), Spanco Telesys & Solutions (Spanco), Era Construction (Era Infra Engg.), Tulip IT Services (Tulip Telecom), Deccan Aviation (Kingfisher Airline), Nicholas Piramal (I) (Piramal Healthcare), Essar Shipping (Essar Shipping Ports & Logistics) , Jhunjhunwala Vanaspati (JVL Agro Industries) and Videocon Appliances (Value Industries). 5 Industry-wise groupings have been done on the basis of the standard industrial classification of all economic activities adopted by the Government of India. A company with more than one activity is classified within that industry from which it derives more than a half of its sales or main income. 5 Mergers and acquisitions have also become major factors in corporate growth during 2007-08. Some companies amalgamated with others during the year. These are, with names in brackets: JBF Industries (Microsynth Fabrics (I)),
Pratibha Industries (Pratibha Pipes & Structural), Siemens ( Siemens Industrial Turbomachinery Services), Kingfisher (Deccan Aviation),Tech Mahindra ( Tech Mahindra (R&D) Services), Piramal Health Care ( NPIL Healthcare & Nicholas Piramal Consumer Products), Supreme Petro ( Spl Polymers), KEC International ( RPG Transmission,NIT and MP Power Line), Coromandal Fertilisers ( Godavari Fertilisers&Chemicals), Mphasis ( EDS Electronic Data Systems(I)), GSFC (GSFC Investment&Leasing Co), Bannari Amman Sugar (Maheswara Sugars), Aditya Birla Nuvo (Aditya Birla Insulators), HCL Infosystems (Stelmac Engg), Nilkamal (Nilkamal Crates & Bins & Stackwell Marketing Services), Hind Unilever (Modern Food Inds), Texmaco (Neora Hydro, Shree Export House & Evershine Merchants Pvt Ltd), Coromandal Fertilisers (Godavari Fertilisers & Chemicals), Value Industries (Videocon Appliances amalgamated with Ranjangaon Inds) and Wipro (Wipro Infrastructure Engg, Wipro Healthcare IT, Quantech Global Services, MPACT Technology Services Pvt Ltd, M Power Software Services(I) and C Mango India Pvt). 5 Some companies could not be included due to lower sales during 2007-08 but were in the list of FE-500 during 2006-07. These are Arvind Products, Andhra Sugar, Blue Bird, BOC, Ennore Foundries, Futura Polyesters, Flat Products, Forbes Gokak, Gujarat Sidhee Cement, Gayatri Projects, Himachal Futuristic Communications, Indian Acrylics, JCT, Kanoria Chemicals & Inds, KSB Pumps,Lakshmi Overseas Inds, Mysore Paper, Malwa Cotton Spg, Mawana Sugar, NIIT, NRC, Oudh Sugar, Ruchi Strips & Alloys, Rajshree Sugars & Chem., Sudarshan Chem. Inds, Shasun Chem. & Drugs, Sree Rayalaseema Alkali, Saurashtra Cement, Strides Arcolab, Sical Logistics, Sundaram Clayton, TVS Srichakra, Tinplate Co, Ugar Sugar Works, Upper Ganges Sugar and Zenith Birla (I). 5 Some companies abridged balance sheets have been considered. These are DCM Shriram Inds, Essar Shipping Ports& Logistics, Gati, Gujarat NRE Coke, GNFC, J K Cement, Polaris Software Lab., Punj Lloyd, Reliance Infrastructure, Reliance Communication, Redington, Rolta,Wipro and Zylog System. 5 Market capitalisation figures are calculated on the basis of Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) quotations and for some companies National Stock Exchange (NSE) quotations have been considered. Some
companies have been delisted from the stock exchanges or not quoted during the last one year, so we have not considered those companies for our study. 5 Companies, which have been delisted or not quoted for long are Bosch Chassis Sys (I), Cadbury (I), Essar Steel, iGate Global Solutions, Liberty Oil, Modern Syntex, Otis Elevators, Philips Electronics, Rain Calcining, Sandvik Asia, Southern Iron & Steel Co, Syngenta Inds and Usha International. 5 Some companies changed their face value during the year. These are, with the new face value in brackets: Ahluwalia Contracts(I) (Rs 2), Amar Raja Batteries (Rs 2), Apollo Tyres (Rs 1), Ballarpur Inds (Rs 2), BL Kashyap & Sons (Rs 5), Blue Star (Rs 2), Classic Diamonds(I) (Rs 2), Divis Laboratories (Rs 2), Electrosteel Castings (Rs 1), Emco (Rs 2), GMDC (Rs 2), Greaves Cotton (Rs 1), Gujarat Fluorochemicals (Rs 1), Gulf Oil Corp.(Rs 2), Hindustan Copper (Rs 5), ICSA(I) (Rs 2), Jagran Prakashan (Rs 2), Jaiprakash Associates (Rs 2), Jindal Steel & Power (Rs 1), K S Oil (Rs 1), Kriti Inds (Rs 1), Man Inds (Rs 5), NIIT (Rs 2), Orient Paper & Inds(Rs 1), Paper Products (Rs 2), Rajesh Exports (Rs 1), Ruchi Soya Inds (Rs 2), Sanwaria Agro Oils (Rs 1), Subros (Rs 2), Sujana Metal Products (Rs 5), Sun Network (Rs 5), Suzlon Energy (Rs 2) and Usha Martin (Rs 1). 5 Fourty nine companies have entered the list of FE 500 for the first time in 2007-08. Mention may be made of Ankur Drugs, BGR Energy Systems, Binani Cement, Bombay Dyeing, Bharati Shipyard, Consolidated Const.Consortium, Century Ply, Compuage Infocom, Diamond Cables, Emmsons International, Flawless Diamonds, Great Offshore, Gujarat Fluorochemicals, Gokul Refoils&Solvent, HDIL,Heritage Foods(I), Hind National Glass, ICSA(I), Ind-swift, KSL & Inds, Koutons Retail (I), KPR Mill, Kpit Cummins Infosystems, KNR Construction, Kriti Inds, Mundra Port, Mcleod Russel(I), MindTree, Manaksia, Meghmani Organics, Nitco, Nakoda Textile Inds, Piramal Glass, Pennar Inds, Pratibha Inds, Reliance Communications, Redington,(I), Rathi Steel, Sadhav Engg, Sakuma Exports, Shri Lakshmi Cotsyn, Sanwaria Agro Oils, Sarda Energy, Torrent Power, Time Techno, Titagarh Wagons,Varun Inds, Walchandnagar and Zylog System. 5 Composite ranks have been arrived at by averaging ranks of sales, assets, net worth and M-Cap for the years 2007-08 & 2006-07. MCap figures are related to January 30, 2009 and January 30, 2008.
MARCH 2009 | THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | 85
500 crystal grazing
Shaping up in slowdown times The slowdown is a test by fire for corporates. But it is also an opportunity for some to emerge leaner, productive and innovative MG Arun
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ORPORATE India has been going through turmoil in the last few months, thanks to the global financial meltdown and the subsequent credit squeeze. With the fall of the capital markets, all hope of raising money from the public had dried up. Banks became more cautious in lending to corporates, especially in sectors like real estate where demand dipped drastically. Raising debt thus became a matter of concern for companies that had planned large scale acquisitions and aggressive expansions. The best way forward in the slowdown, companies reckoned, is to conserve cash, focus on strengthening core businesses, re-align business by selling off non-core businesses, and restructuring. Some of the recent developments in the corporate world point to this fact. Reliance Industries (RIL) has announced that it will merge its listed entity, Reliance Petroleum (RPL) with itself at a swap ratio of 1:16. Bharti Airtel is reportedly planning to rejig operations and create nine verticals. Hindalco, the flagship company of the Aditya Birla Group is going in for a financial restructuring so that the huge costs incurred by it in overseas acquisitions do not overburden it. The Tata Group, meanwhile has already signaled that it is bracing itself for the downturn, when its chairman Ratan Tata wrote to senior company officials that they need to curb investments which are not absolutely necessary. It is also interesting to see some family owned businesses are also using the opportunity to patch up differences 86 THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | MARCH 2009
within the family. Says Sidharth Punshi, managing director & country head, Jeffries India, “This is a tough time for corporates. The economies have shrunk, and the growth forecast has been impacted. Financing was done when it was cheaply and readily available, now it’s become tough.” He sees a large shift in the manner in which companies would think and operate in the future. “We will see more restructuring happen globally and in India. Large conglomerates facing pressure on their balance sheets will consider restructuring of debts or selling of non-core assets.” Many industry observers feel that the RIL-RPL merger had more to do with the current downturn than anything else. Analysts were stumped by the timing of the announcement, even though an eventual merger of the two companies was expected. One analyst said that RPL's business had been under pressure and may show a decline by the end of the year. “The merger would help bring down the cyclicality of its business and add strength to the balance sheet,” said an analyst. It is also said that the move was being considered since markets ascribe higher valuation for integrated energy companies vis-à-vis standalone refiners, owing to better competitive position and reduced earnings volatility. Simultaneously, Chevron also decided to sell its 5% stake in RPL back to RIL, for around $270 million (Rs 1,377 crore). Meanwhile, Hindalco said in February that the company will undertake a financial restructuring exercise to earmark, allocate and credit an amount to business reconstruction reserve account. Hindalco had
acquired Canadian aluminium product maker Novelis for $5.9 billion in 2007 in an all-cash transaction, which also included a debt of $2.4 billion. But Novelis reported a net loss of $1.8 billion in the third quarter of FY09, which included non-cash, pre-tax charges of $1.5 billion for goodwill impairment, 80% of that is attributed to the rise in the cost of capital. Novelis is the first Indian company to report goodwill impairment, caused by the stock market crash and economic slowdown. The Novelis loss will be written off against the share premium account in Hindalco’s books. According to Raju Bhinge, CEO, Tata Strategic Management Services, companies will now take a hard look at the way they have been functioning so far. “Most companies will be looking at their balance sheets—at their operating assets, current assets and the investment schedule,” he said in a
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recent interview. “They will look at all components more closely, like subsidiaries, associate companies, investment stake, equity or real estate holdings. There might be divisions and units within companies that could be spun off. A great deal will depend on the timing.” Although companies will move cautiously when it comes to large scale investments and big ticket acquisitions in the slowdown, there is a lot of scope for firms to also look at buys that are good strategic fits, say experts. Ajay Dhankhar, partner, McKinsey & Co Inc, said that although the popular notion is that companies should conserve as much as cash at the moment since these are recessionary times, certain prudent investments can bring in rich rewards. He cited the examples of Pfizer's acquisition of Wyeth and the Roche-Genentech deal recently to show how planned investments should not be
put off citing recessionary pressures. How has the downturn impacted corporate deals? According to Grant Thornton, the total value of deals (M&A and PE) announced in the calendar year 2008 was $41.54 billion as against $70.14 billion and $28.16 billion in 2007 and 2006 respectively. This looks disappointing, but considering that just a handful of deals in the previous year had contributed much of chunk of investments, experts feel that all is not lost. Harish V, partner, Grant Thornton says that the momentum is expected to return, especially in emerging markets like India. “With moderating inflation, lowering of interest rates, timely intervention by federal governments across the globe to provide financial stimulus, lowering of key commodity prices especially oil, we expect (and hope) that the markets will resume their growth momentum globally and particularly
in emerging markets like India,” he said in a recent report. So, which are the areas to be watchful about? “Companies with heavy debt positions that will confront expensive roll over provisions because of tightness of liquidity have problems. Companies that chase valuations rather than have fundamental business value, also have problems,” says Shumeet Banerji, CEO, Booz & Company. “You should be very clear, in bad times, as to what businesses you will be in now, or will enter when things look better,” he adds. So, overall, this is a test by fire for India Inc. Some of the most iconic concepts as well as companies have dropped by the road, causing much confusion and chaos. But this also provides a window of opportunity for companies that would want to come out of the slowdown—leaner, nimble, more productive and innovative. MARCH 2009 | THE FINANCIAL EXPRESS | 87
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Depletion of wealth In the past one year, investors wealth saw a decrease of 44.7%. A hefty Rs 22.82 lakh crore has depleted since March 17, 2008 Pradip Kumar Dey
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NVESTORS have witnessed an erosion of Rs 22.82 lakh crore (-44.7%) in their wealth in the last 242 trading sessions on the stock exchange (BSE).The total BSE M-Cap has decreased to Rs 28.24 lakh crore on March 17, 2009 from Rs 51.07 lakh crore on March 17, 2008. Also, on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), the M-Cap decreased by 21.83 lakh crore (-45.1%) to Rs 26.53 lakh crore on March 17, 2009 from the level of Rs 48.36 lakh crore on March 17, 2008. The Sensex decreased by 5945.67 points (-40.15%) to 8,863.82 on March 17, 2009 from 14,809.49 on March 17, 2008. The Nifty, on the other hand, decreased by 1,745.65 points (-38.77%) to 2,757.45 on March 17, 2009 from its previous level of 4,503.10 on March 17, 2008. DR Dogra, DMD, CARE said, “After seeing a remarkable growth in the Sensex over the last four years, the total market capitalisation of Indian companies has plunged by more than Rs 30 lakh crore, wiping off huge investor funds. Primarily, this was due to the huge sell-off by FIIs from equity markets across the globe, following the subprime crisis. With a severe liquidity crisis and a contraction in demand globally, Indian GDP that was growing at an average rate of 9%, declined to 5.3% in the last quarter. Taking cues from the global financial markets, the Indian stock market too continued the downward momentum, thereby resulting in huge losses to investors in the stock market.” A sectoral analysis shows that while the top sector, namely oil and gas, in terms of market cap, has decreased by 33.55% during the study period, other sectors like construction, diver-
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sified, retailing, steel, shipping, media, engineering, electronics, textiles and tyres have been losing significantly market cap values. On the other hand, FMCG, cigarettes, pharmaceuticals, electricity and trading saw a lesser erosion in market cap compared to March 17, 2008. Among the major industrial houses, a significant decrease in M-Cap was seen in the case of Essar (-69.8%) followed by Jaiprakash (-63.8%), Anil Ambani led ADAG (-61.9%), Godrej (60.4%) and OP Jindal (-57.1%). The MCap of three Mukesh Ambani led Reliance Industries group companies decreased from Rs 4.14 lakh crore on March 17, 2008 to Rs 2.41 lakh crore on March 17, 2009. An opposite trend was seen in the case of Hero group (40.1%). The M-Cap of five Hero group companies increased from Rs 14,019 crore on
March 17, 2008 to Rs 19,637 crore on March 17, 2009. The M-Cap of the A group (197 companies), which lost significantly, decreased by 54.89% (Rs 30.15 lakh crore) from Rs 54.93 lakh crore on March 17, 2008 to Rs 24.78 lakh crore on March 17, 2009. Among the A group companies, a significant decrease in M-Cap was seen in the case of NMDC (-95.9%), Unitech (-90.1%), Jai Corp (-86.6%), Suzlon Energy (-84.6%) and Godrej Industries (-80.0%). A reverse trend was seen in the case of Spice Communications (122.8%), Hero Honda Motors (42.0%), Castrol India (30.9%) and Colgate Palmolive(I) (15.5%). Reliance Industries kept its first rank intact during the last one year. Despite keeping its first rank, it reduced its value by Rs 1.38 lakh crore. ONGC, the PSU giant, lost Rs 57,353 crore to its M-Cap during the same period. Hindustan Unilever improved its performance during the year and the company's M-Cap increased by Rs 2,431 crore during the period. Some significant decline in M-Cap of some major steel companies was observed on March 17, 2009. They included Tata Steel, which lost Rs 35,797 crore to its M-Cap, a decline of 74.4% over its March 17, 2008 level of Rs 48,121 crore. JSW steel also showed a decline of 79.3% in its M-Cap. Ispat Industries showed a decline of 68.3% to its M-Cap during the study period. It's not that only steel stocks showed a decline but some NBFCs like Reliance Capital (-72.6%), HDFC (-38.7%) too showed a decline in M-Cap. Conversely, some of the biggest increases in M-Cap were noticed in the case of pharma companies like Lupin (29.7%) and GlaxoSmithkline Pharmaceuticals (19.2%).