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JCT PHAGWARA
JCT limited a blue chip company of the Thapar Group and was
incorporated on 28th October, 1946 under the name of M/S
Jagatjit Cotton textiles Mills. The establishment of JCT limited
was the result of the decision taken by the government of India
under the post war development plan. It was decided to locate
the mill in the north India and after much discussion;
Kapurthala was selected as a site for textile venture. It was
M/S Karamchand Bros. Ltd. Who entered into a final contract
with the government of India to set a mill at Phagwara
(Punjab). The disadvantage of unfavorable weather was offset
by other factors such as cheap labour, availability of raw
material, and government¶s aid. Thus, the company came into
existence in 1946.
± JCT Limited, one of the leading manufacturer of textiles and filament yarn.
± With operations in two distinct businesses ± cotton, synthetic & blended textiles and
nylon filament yarn ± JCT Limited is a market driven company fueled by good work
ethic, values and a high standard of performance.
± JCT Limited was the first textile manufacturer in the country to introduce eco-friendly
fabrics made of organic cotton and its textile division was the first in the industry to be
accredited with an ISO 9002 certification in 1996
± Recently JCT went in for modernization of both the textiles unit and invested about two
hundred crore rupees for modernization of Phagwara unit.
± JCT¶s growth is phenomenal. Its annual turnover, which was Rs.1.8 crore in the year
1951, has already crossed Rs.300 crores in respect of company¶s textile division.
± Originally it was created as a part of Thapar group but now it is working under able
guidance of Mr. Sameer Thapar (vice chairman and MD of company).
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JCT LTD gets tough competition from market but in spite of this tough
competition jct¶s sale increase by 8.90% than a previous year. The company
has three manufacturing facilities in Punjab and has production capacity of
4.5 million metres per month. Its annual sales are around Rs.320 crore.
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is to describe the data and characteristics about what is being studied. Although this research is
highly accurate, it does not gather the causes behind a situation. Descriptive research is mainly
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already been passed through the statistical process. I have only used secondary data for my
project report. The secondary data has been taken from financial statements that are Income
Statements, Balance Sheets, Annual Reports of JCT and some other financial records.
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The main objective of my project is to know the financial status of the JCT.
To find out reasons for the losses being faced by JCT and to suggest some
remedies for those losses to improve the financial position of the same.
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Administration expenses 822.82 962.99 140.19 17.04
Selling & Distribution Expenses 747.28 902.32 155.04 20.75
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YEAR 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
AMOUNT 9850.16 10146.77 10582.01 12466.01 14043.61 12913.13
TREND 100.00 103.01 107.43 126.56 142.57 131.09
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In order to analyze the liquidity position or short-term financial position of the JCT,
the following data have been collected and ratios have been calculated.
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2005 10003.06 19131.67 52.29
2006 9012.77 19522.02 46.17
2007 26634.25 38626.69 68.95
2008 43159.78 69232.40 62.34
2009 40703.56 66186.11 61.50
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In order to analyze the turnover ratios of JCT Ltd. Phagwara, the following data have been
collected and ratios have been calculated.
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into sales & evaluate its efficiency with which a firm is able to manage its inventory.
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2004 29153.02 1365.17 21.35
2005 29240.56 1626.08 17.98
2006 28326.85 1618.88 17.50
2007 31185.62 1747.95 17.84
2008 20018.49 1965.73 10.18
2009 26206.08 1918.46 13.66
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The company has suffered the losses amounts to Rs 656.15 lakhs. The major
reason was disproportionally increase in the cost of goods sold in respect of
sales. There by the company earned 5422.67 lakhs Gross Profits. Company¶s
position is further declined because of company has paid 681.52 lakhs excess on
interest and financial charges.
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In 2005, the company earned operating profit amounts to Rs 4099.24 lakhs. The
company¶s overall profitability position seems to be good because profits have
been increased by Rs. 386.72 lakhs from last year. The sales of the company also
increased by Rs. 303.06 lakhs and non operating expenses decreased by Rs.
323.87.
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In 2006, the company earned operating profits amounts to Rs 4321.75lakhs
which was 222.50 lakhs more than from its last year. It was mainly because of
decrease in operating and non operating expenses to the tune of 1324.06 lakhs
while sales increased with Rs.60.743 lakhs only.
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In 2007, the company earned operating profits amounts to Rs 5352.97lakhs which
was Rs.1011.23lakhs more than from its last year. While sales increased with
Rs.1701.93 lakhs only. But the company¶s overall profitability position seems to
be good because of far reaching decrease in the non operating expenses.
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In 2008, the company earned operating profits amounts to Rs.5197.85 lakhs which
is Rs.155.13 lakhs less than the previous year. Also sales increases with the
meager amount of Rs.88.42 lakhs but non operating expenses increase with an
amount of Rs.243.79 lakhs also direct expenses increases with an amount of
Rs.271.81lakhs. due to which company suffered a net loss of Rs.107.93lakhs.
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In 2009, operating profit of company decreases by Rs.3420.17 lakhs; this may be
due to increase in cost of goods sold to the tune of Rs.5883.16lakhs. Also
operating and non-operating expenses of company increase with an amount of
Rs.1932.24 lakhs so this results in net loss of Rs. 5:>=
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RECOMMENDATIONS
Company is following very conservative credit policy for its debtors and there is need to
increase the credit period for its debtors in order to increase its sales and profits. On the
other hand company should avail the factoring facility from banks.
The company has to increase its Creditor Turnover Ratio in order to avail the discounting
facilities and to bring down the cost of goods sold.
JCT continuously relying more and more on shareholders¶ fund. Thus the firm has not
been able to use low cost outsider¶s fund to magnify their earnings. So there is a need to
rely on outsiders¶ fund also in order to take the benefit of µTrading on Equity¶.
The company¶s fixed assets were continuously increasing. There is a need to go through
the Project analysis before investing in fixed assets.
The company is meeting its losses by sale of fixed assets. It is not good for the long
term position of the company.
The company is paying large amount on non operating expenses due to which the
company¶s overall profitability position is not good. The company should have to
control its interest and financial charges in order to bring down the non operating
expenses.
Obsolete machinery should be replaced with new machinery for controlling increased
cost of goods sold.
Organization should improve their marketing strategy to get more orders and to get
higher turnover in order to complete with its competitors.
Company should reduce its receivables so that the blocked amount can be properly
utilized. Factoring should be introduced in the company for converting inactive asset
(book asset) into a productive asset (cash) by selling book debt to a company that
specialized in their collection and administration.