A Study of Financial Pattern for Selected In...

A Study of Financial Pattern for Selected Infrastructure Sector Companies in India

Author Name : Praveen Gujjar J, Naveen Kumar V

ABSTRACT

Infrastructure is needed for development of any country. Roads, railways, power, telecom, education, water supply, sanitation constitute infrastructure. This paper deals financial pattern of ten selected Indian infrastructure sector companies. The annual data of the selected companies is obtained from the Capital Line Database. Selected infrastructure companies for the analysis are ABC India, Aegis Logistics, APL Apollo, Gayatri Projects, Hubtown, India Steel, JMC Projects, Kalyani Steels, Kalpataru Power, Vallabh Steels. Further, Ratios calculation is related to Debt to Shareholders Funds Ratio, Debt to Fixed Assets Ratio, Debt to Total Assets Ratio, Shareholder Funds to Fixed Assets Ratio, Shareholder Funds to Total Assets Ratio, Operating Profit Margin, Gross Profit Margin, Net Profit Margin, return on Assets, return on Shareholders’ funds. Result shows that there is a significant difference in the financing pattern of different infrastructure sectors companies. Financing of each sector is unique, and they have to be handled uniquely.

Keywords: Financing, infrastructure, public private partnership, roads, private sector