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À. Gerassimenko, L. Sorokina

 

D. Serikbayev East Kazakhstan State Technical University

 

Assessment of organizational financial and economic state as a basis for its innovative development

 

Limited partnership enterprise «Epidbiomed» was registered in the institution of justice on May 20, 1999 as a subject of small business. It is located in the Republic of Kazakhstan, East Kazakhstan region, Ust-Kamenogorsk, on Kanysh Satpayev street, district ¹ 25.   

The main line of business of the limited partnership «Epidbiomed» is import of medical equipment, medicine and other medical products from Ukraine and Russia and their distributing across Kazakhstan.  The major consumers of the enterprise are state medical institutions, private clinics, business people and individuals.

The enterprise stuff is 8 people: a director, a senior accountant, a customs specialist, 2 sales managers, a pharmacist, a pharmaceutist and a technical specialist.

The enterprise profit-and-loss report analysis makes us notice that the expenditures on sales and service tend to increase. In 2013 product sales and service expenditures increased by 142118 tenge or 69%. The similar tendency is observed in the dynamics of gross margin and administrative expenses. There were no significant changes in financial and other expenses. In 2011 they experienced the decline before taxation; both 2011 and 2012 faced the declines after paying a corporate income tax. The very negative effect is connected with the increase of administrative expenditures, the feature article of which was writing off inventories.  It was caused by the Ukrainian partner’s postponed licensing of medicine.  In 2013 they gained a positive total work effect – income of 2167 thousand tenge.

The graphic presentation of profit-and-loss report data of limited partnership «Epidbiomed» and its dynamics for a 3-year period is shown on picture 1.

Picture 1. Dynamics of profit-and-loss report data

of limited partnership «Epidbiomed» for 2011-2013 years

 

The horizontal analysis of «Epidbiomed» balance sheets proved that the changes in currency of assets and liabilities occurred without any certain tendency. In 2012 they experienced a drop of means and sources of their financing equal to 3076 thousand tenge or 5,8%, but in 2013 there was an increase by 10879 thousand tenge or 16,9%.

The most relevant changes in the structure of short-term commitments happened as a result of decreasing other short-term commitments. The short-term account payable was cut down by 19791 thousand tenge. It proves the growth of company’s private assets and strengthening of economic independence. In the structure of long-term commitments did a significant change occur, such as the increase of long-term financial commitments by 69,8%.

The absolute capital value of 2012 declined by 748 thousand tenge because of the retained income, in 2013 there was a growth by 2167 thousand tenge or 20,3%.

The vertical analysis of balance sheets showed that the assets are characterized by the prevailing unit weight of short-term assets, the share of which in 2011 was 98,9%  out of all enterprise assets. Such correlation is typical for trade companies because they neither produce anything nor need a good amount of major assets [1]. By the end of 2013 the correlation of short- and long-term assets became almost the same. The main share of assets refers to resources. During the period under study their unit weight is decreasing in the whole number of assets that is caused by company’s successful sales rate. The main assets are about 1% out of all company’s assets in 2011; within the time span from 2012 to 2013 their share in total quantity has increased.

Own capital equals approximately 16% of all balance liabilities, the largest share of which was16,57% in 2013.

The company’s loan capital draws up the biggest part of the total amount of liabilities; the greatest unit weight is for short-term account payable. During the very period the share of account payable tends to decline. If in 2011 it was 63,84%, so in 2013 – 25,35%. We can explain the fact that the enterprise has decreased the amount of external debts. Due to 3-dimensional figures of financial soundness we could make a conclusion that during the whole analyzed period the enterprise has been financially unsound. The data are shown in table 1.

 

Table 1

Characteristics of financial stability of limited partnership «Epidbiomed»

Indexes

Years

Variation

2011

2012

2013

2012/2011

2013/2012

2013/2011

1 Equity capital, ths. tenge

9248

8500

10667

-748

2167

1419

2 Fixed assets and investments, ths. tenge

608

33730

30616

33122

-3114

30008

3 Availability of working capital (Aw), ths. tenge

8640

-25230

-19949

-33870

5281

-28589

4 Long-term borrowings, ths. tenge

10604

31362

35074

20758

3712

24470

5 Availability of own long-term and medium-term debt sources of inventory and costs (At) , ths. tenge

19244

6132

15125

-13112

8993

-4119

6 Short-term loans and borrowings, ths. tenge

36714

13629

18628

-23085

4999

-18086

Table 1 (continued)

7 Total value of the major sources of inventory and costs (AΣ), ths. tenge

55958

19760

33753

-36198

13993

-22205

8 Total value of stocks and costs, ths. tenge

50700

18957

24131

-31743

5174

-26569

9 Excess (+) or lack (-) of working capital (+-Aw), ths. tenge

-42060

-44187

-44080

-2127

107

-2020

10 Excess (+) or lack (-) of own long-term and medium-term debt sources of inventory and costs (+-At), ths. tenge

-31456

-12825

-9006

18631

3819

22450

11 Excess (+) or lack (-) of Excess (+) or lack (-) (+-AΣ), ths. tenge

5258

803

9622

-4455

8819

4364

12 Ternary type indicator of the financial situation (S)

(0, 0, 1)

(0, 0, 1)

(0, 0, 1)

-

-

-

 

The analysis of balance liquidity showed that the company’s balance is not absolutely liquid. That means that the company is not able to fulfill all its commitments within the shortest period of time, because liquidity correlation is not followed through the period under study:  À1 ≥ L1,  À2 ≥ L2,  À3 ≥ L3,  À4 ≤ L4 [2]. The analysis of balance liquidity is shown in table 2.

 

Table 2

Characteristics of balance sheet liquidity of limited partnership «Epidbiomed»

Indexes

2011 year

2012 year

2013 year

Assets

The most liquid assets

3060

777

998

Quickly realizable assets

737

436

1108

Slowly realizable assets

52161

18546

31647

Sticky assets

608

33730

30616

Balance

56566

53490

64369

Liabilities

The most urgent liabilities

36111

12996

16320

Current liabilities

603

633

2308

Long-term and medium-term liabilities

10604

31362

35074

Table 2 (continued)

 

 

 

Permanent liabilities

9248

8500

10667

Balance

56566

53490

64369

Surplus or lack

À1 – L1

-33051

-12219

-15322

À2 – L2

134

-197

-1200

À3 – L3

41557

-12816

-3427

À4 – L4

-8640

25230

19949

 

During the analyzed period calculated results of funding ratio proved that company’s own capital does not exceed the loan one, therefore company’s financial soundness was on a dangerous level:

 

 =  = 0,195;    =  = 0,189;   =  = 0,198.

 

The calculation of financial leverage ratio showed a significant excess of loan capital over the own one, that in turn explains a good opportunity to use a financial leverage – to increase the profitability of own capital with using borrowed means. At the same time, the necessary condition of company’s capital efficiency increase is a positive difference between assets profitability and bank credit interest rate in favor of the former item [4]:

 

 =  = 5,117;    =  = 5,293;   =  = 5,034.

 

The value of current liquidity ratio depicted a positive tendency that is viewed as a beneficial factor. The company is able to fulfill its current commitments by means of short-term assets. Due to the specifics of «Epidbiomed» business the calculated figures are normal, because in the assets structure of  trade company are inventories:

 

 =  = 1,524;    =  = 1,45;   =  = 1,812.

 

However, the quick assets ratio of the period is lower the optimal bound, hence, the company is unable to fulfill all the commitments by means of cash and short-term debit debts:

 

 =  = 0,103;    =  = 0,089;   =  = 0,113.

 

The calculated value of circulating assets turnover ratio states the growth of company’s business activity through the analyzed period. The enterprise gains the profit that exceeds its circulating assets in 6 times in 2012 and 2013:

 

 =  = 1,15;    =  = 6,25;   =  = 6,12.

 

During 2011-2013 the turnover period dramatically dropped, so it influences positively the company’s business activity, because it takes less time to get the profit of circulating assets:

 

 =  = 313;    =  = 57;   =  = 59.  

 

The group of profitability ratios has got the same positive tendency, because they use the same profit indicator in calculations. The figures are given in table 3.

 

Table 3

Profitability ratios of limited partnership «Epidbiomed»

Indexes

Years

Variation

2011

2012

2013

2012/2011

2013/2012

2013/2011

1 Return on sales, %

-2,81

0,81

2,06

3,62

1,25

4,87

2 Return on costs, %

-7,15

-0,96

1,78

6,19

2,74

8,93

3 Return on current assets, %

-5,21

-3,79

6,42

1,42

10,21

11,63

4 Return on equity, %

-31

-8,8

20,32

22,2

29,12

51,32

 

The calculated Altman’s five-factor model of business bankruptcy likelihood shows that the company is unlikely to go bankrupt, as the lowest ratio exceeds the bottom limit of bankruptcy likelihood (1,23) [3]:

 

 

 

 

To summarize the company’s business analysis, we can state that during the analyzed period there was an increase of assets and liabilities currency by 7803 thousand tenge or 12,1%, also the profit from product sales and services grew by 142118 or 69%. The company has a got a good opportunity to use the effect of financial leverage by increasing the profitability on the whole. The calculated data of company’s profitability and business activity tend to develop positively, so it proves the growth.

Still, in spite of it, during the analyzed period «Epidbiomed» does not own enough assets, and, as a result, it influences company’s financial soundness. The calculated Altman’s models show that with such an unsound financial situation the company is unlikely to go bankrupt.

 

References

1 V. Kovalev. Financial analysis. – Ì.: Finance and Statistics, 2008.

2 N. Plaskova. Economic analysis. – Ì., EKSMO, 2010.

3 K. Raitsky. Economics of enterprise. – Ì.: Marketing, 2009.

4 G. Savitskaya. Analysis of the economic performance of an enterprise. – Ì.: INFRA-M, 2005.