CIPLA
CIPLA
CIPLA
COMPREHENSIVE INCOME
2020 2019
Ushs'000' Ushs'000
Revenue
192,681,692 195,136,338
Cost of sales
155,736,503 141,646,451
Gross profit
36,945,189 53,489,887
Other income
38,507 187,538
General and administrative expenses
36,617,171 40,923,582
Impairement allowance on financial assets
32,169,969 3,041,727
operating (loss)/ profit
(31,803,444) 9,712,116
finance costs and finance income-net
3,928,097 2,584,096
(Loss)/ profit before tax
35,731,541 7,128,020
income tax credit/(expense)
12,658,678 342,287
(loss)/profit for the year
(23,072,863) 6,785,733
other comprehensive income
- -
total comprehensive (loss)/income for the year
23,072,863 6,785,733
basic and diluted (loss)/ earnings per share
6.32 1.86
CIPLA QUALITY CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LIMITED
ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2020
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
Assets
non-current assets
Property,Plant, Equipment and right of use assets
54,189,768 27,859,821
Capital Work-In-progress
19,279,748 33,550,933
Leasehold property
- 2,776,233
intangible assets
1,358,075 1,738,132
Deferred tax asset
10,501,984 -
85,329,575 65,925,119
current assets
inventories
70,725,283 81,221,162
trade and other receivables
87,577,600 140,037,976
current tax receivables
758,584 -
cash on hand and at bank
4,075,600 714,329
163,137,067 221,973,467
total assets
248,466,642 287,898,586
equity and liabilities
equity
issued capital
45,648,865 45,648,865
capital grant
2,275,000 2,275,000
retained earnings
97,313,531 120,386,394
145,237,396 168,310,259
liabilities
non-current liabilities
deferred tax liability
- 2,156,694
lease liabilities
406,695 -
406,695 2,156,694
current liabilities
lease liabilities
289,725 -
trade and other payables
55,457,879 65,512,755
bank overdraft
47,074,947 51,918,878
102,822,551 117,431,633
total liabilities
103,229,246 119,588,327
total equity and liabilities
248,466,642 287,898,586
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2020
STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME
UMEME
STATEMENT OF PROFIT OR LOSS
assets
non-current assets
intangible assets 787,665 808,631
other financial assets 1,016,856 855,497
concession financial asset 329,283 327,570
2,133,804 1,991,698
current assets
inventories 102,600 69,778
contract assets 91,433 85,215
current income tax recoverable 41,137 11,077
trade and other receivables 218,402 216,309
prepayments 47,642 68,501
bank balances 30,022 99,196
531,236 550,076
total assets 2,665,040 2,541,774
equity and liabilities
equity
issued capital 27,748 27,748
share premium 70,292 70,292
retained earnings 521,980 546,030
translation reserve 183,186 189,450
803,206 833,520
non current liabilities
borrowings; noncurrent portion 341,464 428,457
concession obligation 329,283 327,570
long term incentive plan 58 866
deferred tax liability 215,313 195,455
886,118 952,348
current liabilities
borrowings current portion 175,640 128,477
customer securty deposits 496 492
contract liabiliyies 139,866 138,095
accrued expenses 53,931 15,704
provisions 1,311 1,318
trade and other payables 522,457 425,480
bank overdrafts 82,015 46,340
975,716 755,906
1,861,834 1,708,254
total equity and liabilities 2,665,040 2,541,774
INCOME STATEMENT RATIOS
Profitability ratio for CIPLA
Gross Profit
Total Sales
36,945,189
2020=
192681692
=0.191742083x100 = 19%
53,489,887
2019=
195,136,338
=0.27411546x100 = 27%
Gross profit margin ratio for UMEME
478,989
2020=
1,660,841
=0.288401479x100 =28%
594,100
2019=
1,776,597
=0.334403357x100=33%
From the analysis, one can easily discover that there was decline in the gross profit margin from 27% in
2020 to 19% in 2019 for CIPLA and this was contrary to that of UMEME which had a slight decline in
the gross profit margin from 33% to 28% in 2019 and 2020 respectively. This does not show a better
improvement in the companies’ gross earnings in 2020.
-0.119746006x100 =-11%
6,785,733
2019=
195,136,338
0.034774318x100=3%
NET PROFIT MARGIN RATIO
FOR UMEME
43,081
2020=
1,660,841
0.025939268x100=2%
139,152
2019=
1,776,597
0.078325023 X100=7%
The net profit margin reveals that there has been a decrease from 2019- 2020 3%,-11% for CIPLA and
7%, 2% for UMEME These show that the company would be in an a hard situation not to survive in
the face of falling selling prices, rising cost of production and declining demand for the company's
products.
0.016165236
139,152
2019=
2,541,774
0.054746016
0.544457609 times
550,076
2019=
755,906
0.727704238 times
The current ratio is the classic measure of liquidity. It indicates whether the business
can pay debts due within one year out of the current assets. ... A low current
ratio (say less than 1.0-1.5 might suggest that the business is not well placed to pay
its debts
Therefore since we have 1.6 and 1.9 for CIPLA in 2020 and 2019 respectively, it
therefore means that the company can favorably pay off its current debts using its
assets available which contrary to its counterpart (UMEME) with only 0.5 and 0.7
respectively for the two years which suggests that the company has got no ability to
pay off its debts well.
DEBT TO WORTH RATIO FOR CIPLA
Total Liabilities (or Debt)
Net Worth (or Total Equity)
103,229,246
2020=
145,237,396
0.710762165 times
119,588,327
2019=
168,310,259
0.7105231times
975,716
2020=
803,206
0.823196504
755,906
2019=
833,520
0.906884058
Debt-to-net worth ratio = total debts / net worth the lower the ratio, the healthier
you'll appear to anyone assessing your ratio. A low number suggests minimal debt for
CIPLA (70%) (70%) means that there is poor financial performance. However this was
still worse on the second company UMEME whereby 80% and 90% in 2020 and 2019
respectively.