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Financial Decision
Financial Decision
A study on Capital Structure

Presented By:
Badesaab Ankalgi
Iranna Patil
Ruben Stanley
Bhagyashree Kulkarni
Iravva Harijan

Industry Overview- IT










The sector has increased its contribution to
India's GDP from 1.2% in 1998 to 7.5% in 2012
Revenues $100 billion in 2012
Export and domestic revenue stood at $69.1 and
$31.7 billion respectively
Growing annually by 9%
Generates 2.5 million direct employment annually
Share in total exports increased from 4% to 25% from 1998 to 2012
Globalization has given a positive result for all the
IT industries

Rolta India
Share Capital

161.33 161.33 161.33 161.33 161.19

Reserves & Surplus

2868.9

Net Worth

Equity Dividend (%)

22.5

30

30

35

32.5

2383.5 2304.45 2142.23 1743.13

3030.23 2544.83 2465.78 2303.56 1904.33

Book Value (Rs)

187.83 157.74 152.84 142.79 118.14

250

7000

6000

200

5000
150
4000

Net Worth

Book Value (Rs)

Reserves & Surplus
3000

Share Capital

Equity Dividend (%)
100

2000

50
1000

0
1

2

3

4

5

0
1

2

3

4

5

Debt Equity
Ratio

Close Price

0.81

0.86

0.87

0.35

0.63

3453.55 3287.35 3297.9 1854.75 2331.25

Interpretation:
As we can see here that in spite of there is increase in the Debt equity ratio there is a steady growth in the Market price of Rolta that is because
IT sector Doesn’t need any much investment and work on low investments also so, there is no much impact of Debt on the price in the market. Debt taken is signaled as good for the investors. And we can see there is variable dividend policy which also is not effecting the market price of rolta.

Polaris
Share Capital

49.78

Reserves & Surplus
Net Worth

49.75

49.76

49.6

49.48

1125.83 1037.89

979.2

867.51

730.6

1175.6 1087.64 1028.95

917.11

780.08

2500

Equity Dividend
(%)

125

Book Value (Rs)

100

100

90

70

118.09 109.3 103.47 92.45 78.83

300

250

2000

200
1500
Net Worth
Reserves & Surplus

Book Value (Rs)

150

Equity Dividend (%)

Share Capital

1000

100

500

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