A Study on Analysis of Receivable Management

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    A STUDY ON ANALYSIS OF RECEIVABLEMANAGEMENT IN TECHNICO LABOATORY

    PRODUCTS PRIVATE LIMITED,

    THIRUMUDIVAKKAM, CHENNAI

    SUMMER PROJECT IN FINANCE

    BY J.YUVARANISHANTHI

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    ABOUT A TOPIC

    Receivable are one of the majorcomponents of working capital of afirm.

    The Receivable management is aprocess of taking decisionsregarding the amount of

    investment is the process of takingdecision regarding receivables. Ifthere are large amounts tied up inreceivables, working capital

    requirements and consequently

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    ABOUT A COMPANY

    The company was promoted andregistered in the year of 1984 as apropriety company. Later it was

    converted to a private limitedcompany in the year of 2003.

    Laboratory Equipment Division.

    Laboratory Glassware Division.

    Laboratory Modular Furniture andExhaust/ Clean Ventilation Systems

    Division

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    Objectives of the study

    To evaluate the opportunity costinvolved in granting credit sales andto maximise the profit in the Technico

    Laboratory Products and Pvt Ltd.

    Secondary objectives:

    To forecast sales and receivablemanagement in Technico.

    To evaluate ratio analysis and trend

    analysis.

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    SCOPE OF THE STUDY

    This study was conducted to knowthe Profile of Technico LaboratoryProducts Pvt Ltd,

    Thirumudivakkam.This study depends upon the data

    in annual report.

    LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY

    This study relies more onsecondary source. No primary data

    is used.

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    RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

    I have chosen a analyticalresearch for my study, which thatincludes a facts or information

    available, and analyse these tomake a critical evaluation of thematerial.

    TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES USEDRatio analysis

    Trend analysis

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    DATA ANALYSIS ANDINTERPRETATION

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    VENTORY HOLDING PERIO

    Inventory holding

    period is (561days),which implies theefficient inventorymanagement and

    efficiency businessoperation

    In 2010 -2011 it was

    lower (.65 times)low value indicatinghigh quantity offunds locked up in a

    company.

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    Detor turnover ratio

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    btor turnover period(in da

    In the year of 2010-2011 the ratio ishigher (3.49 times)the company takestime to receive their

    receivables

    In the year of 2010-2011 the ratio is higher(3.49 times) but debtors

    turnover period is low(105 days) whichimplies that payment bydebtors are prompt.

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    Debtors to sales ratio

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    Detor to current asset ratio

    In the year of 2010 2011 the ratio shows

    lower (28.59%). Itshows the companymaintain lower creditsales, but the sameyear sale is higher soit shows the higher

    In 2010 2011 thedebtor to current assetratio shows lower (23.64

    %). Here debtors islower and current assetis high than the previousyear.

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    Inventories to sales ratio

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    Operating cycle

    The inventories

    are fluctuatingbut sales is inincreased in theyear of 2010 2011 than theprevious year.

    The operating cycle ishigh as 673 days in the

    year of 2009 2010 thecash is tied up more inreceivable and inventory.

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    Trend analysis for debtors

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    Trend analysis for sales

    The table showsincreasing trend,

    that meancompany allowingmore credit salesbut not in loss

    within certaineriod the are

    In the year of 2010 2011 the sales

    increased by puttingmore effort onincreasing facilities tocustomer, allowingcredit sales withintheir limit

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    FINDINGS

    The stock turnover ratio in the period of

    2010 -2011 was lower (.65 times) lowvalue indicating high quantity of fundslocked up in a company.

    The debtor turnover ratio in the year of2010 -2011 the ratio is higher (3.49times) the company takes time toreceive their receivables.

    In the year of 2007 -2008 the debtor tosales ratio is little higher (30.28%) itshows that the company allows morecredit sales as well as cash sales.

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    CONTD................

    In 2010 2011 the debtor to currentasset ratio shows lower (23.64 %). Here

    debtors is lower and current asset is highthan the previous year.

    The Inventory to sales ratio in the year

    of 2010 2011 is high (84.58%). Itmeans that the inventory and sales ofthe year is increased than the previousyear.

    The number of days in operating cycleand also inventory holding periodincreasing year by year, which showsthat cash is tied up in receivables and

    inventory. In the year of 2010 2011 the

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    SUGGESTIONS

    To avoid delay in receivables, the

    accounting staff should schedulefirst about the vendors due dates.

    All the record should be

    computerised. It will make us toaccess easy in future.

    Accounting receivables staff and

    their head should have a meeting

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    CONTD...........

    Its well again to make a receivables

    releases in weekly once at specifiedperiod of time. It leads to avoid wastageof time of account receivables staff tospend much more times with the

    vendors.

    It is suggested to put promotional /advertisements efforts for increasingthe sales.

    Firm try to collect those who are longperiod of holding debt.

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