ACHARYA INSTITUTE

OF TECHNOLOGY
(Affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University Belagavi, Approved by AICTE, New Delhi and Accredited by NBA and NAAC)

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CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that Ms. Sahana D bearing USN lAY16MBA65 is a

bonafide student of Master of Business Administration course of the Institute
2016-18 batch, affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belgaum.
Project report on "A Study on Receivable Management." At KS&DL,
Bangalore is prepared by her under the guidance of Dr. Ramanaiah G in
partial fulfillment of the requirements for the award of the degree of Master of
Business Administration, Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belgaum,
Kamataka.

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This is to certify that Ms.Sahana.D,Student ofMBA,USN:lA Yl6MBA65,

of Acharya Institute of Technology,Acharya Dr.Sarvepalli Radha Krishna Road,
Soldavanahalli, Bengaluru-560 090. Affiliated to Visveswaraya Technological
University, Belagavi, has done Project work "A Study on Receivable
Management" at Karnataka Soaps & Detergents Limited, Bengaluru-560 055,

from:16.01.2018 to 24.03.2018.

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I Sabana.~ hereby declare that the Project report entitled "A STUDY ON RECEIVABLE
MANA, J£Ml:NT" at KSDL~ Bangalore) prepared by me under the guidance of
Dr.G. RAMANAIAH faculty of M.B.A Department Acharya Institute of Technology and
external assistance by Mr. R'-\ \'I at KSDL . I also declare that this Project work is to\vards
the partial fulfillment of the unrYersity regulations for the award of degree of Master of
Business Administration by Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belgaum. I have
undergone a summer project for a period of IO weeks. I further declare that this Project is
based on the original study undertaken by me and has not been submitted for the award of
any degree/diploma from any other University / Institution.

Pla~c: Bangalore
Da te: 24A05/2018

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The satisfaction and euphoria that accompany the successful completion of any work would
be incomplete without the mention of the people who have made it possible whose constant
guidance and encouragement served as a beacon of life and crowned my efforts with success.

I wish to pledge and reward my deep sense of gratitude for all those who have made this
project come alive.

My sincere thanks to Dr. S.C PilliPrincipal, Acharya Institute of Technology, Bangalore for
the academic support given for pursuing this project.

There is no enough word to offer my vote of thanks to Dr.N i j a g u n a . G Head of

Department of MBA, AIT Bangalore for his help in initiating the project report in advance
for the regular motivation.

I am gratefully indebted to my internal guide Dr. G. RAMANAIAHProfessor, Department

of MBA, ACHARYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, BANGALORE for encouraging me
and for his constant support throughout the course of the project and helping me to complete
it successfully.

I would like to thank the Manager Mr. G. RAVI(External Guide) for allowing me to
undertake this project work at Karnataka Soap & Detergent Ltd. Last but not the least; I
would like to thank all the employees of KSDL, Bangalore for their immense support and
cooperation given to me during working on this project.
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter No's Chapter Name Page Numbers

Executive summary 1-25

1 Introduction

 Industry profile and company profile

 Promoters, vision, mission and quality policy
 Products profile
 Areas of operation
 Infrastructure facility
 Competitor’s information
 SWOT Analysis
 Future growth and prospectus
 Financial Statement

2 Conceptual background and Literature review 26-33

Literature Review

3 Research Design 34-38

 Statement of the problem

 Need for the study
 Objectives
 Scope of the study
 Research methodology
 Limitations
 Chapter scheme
4 Data Analysis and Interpretation 39-57

5 Summary of Findings, Suggestions and 58-61

Conclusion

6 Bibliography

7 Annexure
 LIST OF TABLES

TABLE NO TITLE PAGE NO

4.1 Showing net Sales 40

4.2 Trends of Debtors 42

4.3 Debt collection period 44

4.4 Debt position ratio 46

4.5 Current ratio 48

4.6 Competition of each assets comparing with total 50

asset
4.7 Sales per day 52

4.8 Interest ratio 54

4.9 Receivable outstanding 56

 LIST OF GRAPHS (VARIANCE)

Graph NO TITLE PAGE NO

4.1 Sales 41

4.2 Trends of Debtors 43

4.3 Debt collection period 45

4.4 Debt position ratio 47

4.5 Current ratio 49

4.6 Competition of each assets comparing with total 51

asset
4.7 Sales per day 53

4.8 Interest ratio 55

4.9 Receivable outstanding 57

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Partial fulfillment of MBA I was required to undergo internship of 10weeks. With respect to that
I have prepared this report on “A study on receivables management in KARNATAKA SOAP &
DETERGENT LTD”, Bangalore.

Proper management of liquid assets and stock is necessary for sound managerial control, these
assets part of working capital of the balance sheet. An efficient utilization of financial resources
is necessary to avoid financial distress. Receivables results from credit from credit sales. Cash
sales are not always possible sometimes sells the goods on credit basis, it cannot be avoiding
without adversely affecting sales, credit sales increase the sales volume.

To analysis a study on receivable management in KARNATAKA SOAP & DETERGENT LTD.

The financial data for 5 years has been measured. That is 2012-13 to 2016-17. The ratio analysis
is approved out by calculating Current ratio, Solvency ratio, Debt collection period, Debt
position ratio, Trends debtors, Sales trends, fixed assets to share holder fund ratio etc.. based on
financial data of the organization.

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 CHAPTER -1

INTRODUCTION

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INTRODUCTION

1.1 INTRODUCTION
This mission is a ten-week path and Project work is an crucial part of the VTU curriculum.
The assignment mission is the fundamental a part of the prospectus. The MBA is an
powerful getting to know study room concept and the handiest fashionable idea that this
implementation implements to increase. This 10-week occasion will enable students to
apprehend the industry’s insights and publicity. The info of the industry and business
enterprise might be provided on the day of the internship. In the following few weeks, the
research will cover the regions of effects associated with the topic.
This record has taken the research-level financials. Based on Bangalore Karnataka Soaps
& Detergents Limited's bills receivable control look at.
TOPIC CHOSEN FOR THE STUDY:

“Research on Management of Receivables from Karnataka Soap and Cleanser Co., Ltd.
(KSDL)”, Bangalore.

1.2 INDUSTRY PROFILE

BACK GROUND OF INDUSTRY

The past year became used to boom people's awareness of purity and asepsis. The brilliant
bathing area of the Indus Valley civilization is evidence of this. Roaming is considered to be a
substantial consumer of cleaning soap. During this period, the Roman employer "Chen Liquor"
was amassed as a source of ammonium carbonate for cleaning functions. Humans knew cleaning
soap more than 2,000 years in the past. That changed into, within the Seventies, whilst Mr.
Pellini and his chief by chance determined soap, the baked meals overflowed with ashes.

India is a sizable u .S .A . With a populace of extra than 10 billion rupees. The family penetration
charge of cleaning soap is 98% of people belonging to special income ranges using unique

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manufacturers, these brands belong to one of a kind market segments, however all income ranges
use cleaning soap, making it the second one biggest category in India, detergent ranks first .
Compared with city regions, rural call for is at the upward thrust because rural clients in India
account for approximately 60-70% of the populace.

DEVELOPMENT IN MANUFACTURING OF SOAP

Nicolas Leblance, a French scientist, believes that making soap lower priced to the average
individual is well worth it. Early settlers in North America made their own cleaning soap via
pouring hot water on wooden ash to make a base referred to as potassium salt. Large potash is
boiled with animal fats. Iron pots make cleaning soap. But it looks hard and scents terrible. It
became for the duration of this century that the improvement of soap manufacturing led to the
production of aroma, mildness and shade cleaning soap.

Mr. Twitched advanced a procedure called "lipolysis" in 1890. In 1899, Mr. Twitched took out
the sodium salt of petroleum sulfonate from america manufacturing facility. In 1930, the Belgian
scientist Reychler had the time sodium chelation of sulphate and soap. Similar homes of cleaning
soap cannot form precipitates in acidic solutions, and calcium and magnesium form precipitates
in tough water because cleaning soap is right in diverse detergents. Italy, France, Spain and the
UK and other international locations.

SOAP INDUSTRY IN INDIA

The Northwest Soap Company installed the primary soap industry in 1897. Following the
marketing campaign in Sweden in 1905, there have been few sports activities activity factories
hooked up after 1905.

The Indian soap industry began with MIS Godrej, hooked up a production department in
Mumbai in 1918, and mounted the MIS TATA government soap manufacturing unit in
Bangalore. In 1930, MIS Tata Oil Company. Establishing a restrained set of Hindustan levers to
their manufacturing unit ant Mumbai and Calcutta industry maintains to thrive in excellent
devices from 1967 to 1968, while the enterprise stagnated due to informal fee controls. In 1974,
the enterprise speedy recovered and skilled extreme fluctuations.

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Before the First World War, the demand for cleaning soap in India was imported from Western
nations, in particular from the United Kingdom. Large organizations like lever brothers delivered
cleaning soap, even in rural areas. The deliver of soap is of appropriate quality and coffee
charge.

World War II gave a cleaning soap industry in 2012, and by using 1994, the production
capability turned into 126,000 lots, and the real output changed into 11,six hundred heaps. By
1957, the capability reached 25,300 heaps. Today's production capability is about 600,000 tons
(the sanitary cleaning soap market is predicted at fifty four,000 lots).

In India, per capita consumption of soap is 500 Gm, even as in line with capita intake in Brazil
and other international locations is 1200 Gm. In terms of detergents, consistent with capita intake
in India is 160 kg, whilst in European cities, 15 in Europe, five in Europe and 18.Five kg in
Australia.

In the organized region, 88 devices produced cleaning soap, with an hooked up ability of
7,05,963 lots (46 gadgets most effective) per year. The cleaning soap production of the arena was
3.Fifty three,232 lots and three,880,087 tons in the course of the length from 1994 to 1995 in
1995-ninety six. Year duration. There are 33 devices in the organized branch for the production
of detergents, with an established capacity of five,09,020 lots (22 devices simplest) in keeping
with yr.

HISTORY

It become now not until 1916 when Karnataka, the kingdom of Mysore, exported sandalwood to
France and different European international locations for oil exploration. However, at some point
of the First World War, a huge quantity of wooden become amassed within the nation, an oil
extraction department became set up in Mysore, and the oil extraction branch became mounted
in Shimoga. Since then, Mysore has turn out to be synonymous with sandalwood oil.

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LEGENDS

One famous pronouncing is that no different tree can develop on sandalwood. The cause for this
perception may be the reality that the basis of the tree desires to take in all of the essential
vitamins it desires from nearby bushes. Say that the smell of timber is intoxicating, it's miles
stated that the snake wrapped them within the tree.

USES

When extracting the oil used by the cosmetics and cleaning soap industry, the foundation of the
tree with the best percentage of oil.

A Hindu own f historic Indian remedy for preventing warmth stroke was a tumbler of cold milk
with a drop of sandalwood oil. According to statistics from the Indian Medical School, this
beverage is also considered to prevent boils and different skin illnesses.

INTRODUCTION

amily generally has a chunk of timber rubbing on the stone. Dishes have been sprinkled with
water and the ensuing paste turned into applied to the idol's brow at some point of pooja.One The
entire soap industry is present process changes due to many factors consisting of authorities
members of the family, the surroundings, hypersensitive reactions to toxicology, and extended
uncooked cloth charges.

After Swadeshi in 1905, numerous factories have been set up. They had been:

• Bangalore Mysore Government Soap Factory

•Godrej soap opera in Mumbai

Changing technologies, even individuals and agencies, want to produce higher products at
simplest financial velocity, and at the identical time come to be catalysts for the dynamic method
of change. More and extra soap businesses are looking to introduce and keep suited products.
The Indian cleaning soap industry faces extreme throat opposition whilst multinational groups
dominate the marketplace.

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THE INDIAN SOAP INDUSTRY SCENARIO:-

The Indian soap industry has been dominated by using a few companies

• Hindustan Leverage Co., Ltd.

• Tata Petroleum (with the aid of HLL)

• Godrej Soap Private Limited.

• Recent contestants consist of - Colgate-Palmolive Ltd.

_Procter & Gamble Co., Ltd.

_ Nirma cleaning soap works,

_Vipro Corporation,

The Indian cleaning soap enterprise continued to flourish until 1967-1968, but it commenced to
stagnate. It soon commenced to get better and rose in short in 1974. The growth in call for may
be attributed to: -

•population boom.

• Increased profits and consumption.

• The manner of urbanization has extended.

• The increase of personal hygiene.

Soap makers are divided into organized and unorganized sectors. KS&DL is in an prepared
branch.

HISTORY OF THE SOAP

Traditionally, soap is made from alkali (lye) and animal fats (butter), but vegetable commodities
in addition to palm oil and coconut oil may be renewed. American colonists are wealthy in the
fundamental ingredients of soaps, so soaps started out inside the earliest colonies within the
United States. Butter is a spinoff of slaughter of animal meat or whaling. Farmers use alkali to

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free up the land; until the 19th century, wood ash changed into the main source of lye. Soap
manufacturing is very simple and maximum farmers could make cleaning soap at domestic.

The maximum vital use of soap is for homes in washing machines and toilets, specifically for
filling, cleaning and shrinking wool. Appeared. However, at the eve of the American Revolution,
the colonies superior a small export marketplace; in 1770 they added more than 86,000 pounds
well worth of easy soap to the West Indies, really worth 2,550 kilograms. The revolution
interrupted the deal and it has not been restored. At the beginning of the nineteenth century, the
development of the metropolis and the fabric industry expanded the use of soap and stimulated
the upward thrust of soap makers. By 1840,Cincinnati was the most important meat processing
middle within the United States at the time and it became additionally a leader in cleaning soap
production. The city boasts as a minimum 17 soap factories, such as Procter & Gamble (hooked
up in 1837), destined to grow to be the united states's main corporation. In the Nineteen Forties,
whilst manufacturers began to use alkali in place of wood ash to make lye, the lye made by way
of chemical manner. Almost all cleaning soap makers also produce butter candles, which for
plenty humans is their important enterprise. No brand, no marketing for purchasers, most soap
makers are nevertheless few earlier than the civil warfare.

GROWTH OF INDIAN SOAP INDUSTRY

From the end of the civil war to 1900, the cleaning soap industry has undergone most important
modifications. The candle market has decreased significantly and cleaning soap makers have
stopped the enterprise. At the identical time, opposition has intensified. Many cleaning soap
makers started out branding their merchandise and delivered new soaps crafted from special
elements consisting of palm oil and coconut oil. Although it become first of all small however
increasing, it became a main innovation. In 1893, P & G spent $ 125,000 to sell ivory soap. By
1905, the product had a income price range of over $ four hundred,000. Ads are correctly
contained in newspapers. Drama. Procter & Gamble originated in 1933, the earliest, most a hit,
and longest-lived one of the so-called cleaning soap opera genre, Mark Perkins, for its oxidized
soap advertisements. By 1962, the primary trouble become expelled, and 250 million U.S.
Greenbacks have been used for advertising each 12 months, 90% of which had been television

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advertisements. In 1966, three of the pinnacle five television advertisers had been cleaning soap
makers, and P&G turned into the largest sponsor of tv, spending $161 million.

Advertisements positioned large cleaning soap makers at a competitive benefit. By the past due
1920s, the 3 companies began to dominate the enterprise: (1) Colgate-Palmolive-Pitt turned into
incorporated in New York State in 1928 and obtained William Original 1807 Colgate; (2) Lever
Brothers, a British employer, purchased factories in Boston and Philadelphia in the nineteenth
and 1897 and 1899, developed a series of soaps that were marketed, and (three) Procter &
Gamble.

A Procter & Gamble agency's soap maker did now not understand what new improvements he
might have had in his lunch in 1879. He forgot to show off the soap mixer and supply extra than
the same old amount of air to a batch of pure white soap that the organization sold underneath
the call of The White Soap.

Due to fear that he would have problem, cleaning soap makers kept this mistake in mystery and
shipped the inflated cleaning soap to clients throughout the us of a. Soon consumers demand
extra "floating soap." When business enterprise officials found what had happened, they grew to
become it into one of the company's maximum a hit products, ivory soap.

PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF SOAP INDUSTRY

The ever-changing technology, and even the desire of people and organizations to produce better
merchandise handiest at monetary velocity, has become a catalyst for a dynamic manner of trade.
More and greater cleaning soap makers are looking to seize marketplace percentage through
introducing and preserving suitable products. In terms of raw substances, the soap industry faces
a few troubles. The principal components are cleaning soap ash, linear alkyl, benzene and
sodium. Tripoli phosphate poses a few extreme problems in usability. The call for deliver gap for
vegetable oil is 1.5. To 2 hundred,000 lots & meet via import. Lately, cleaning soap and soda in
highly cheap soaps are quite excessive. India's cleaning soap industry is going through fierce
competitive pressure, whilst multinational organizations dominate the marketplace.

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MARKET FOR SOAPS IN INDIA:

 About 35% of the Rs.4700 soap market is in the splendor care market, 20% inside the
healthcare market and 15% within the skin care marketplace.
 In the saturated market, the penetration price is high, reaching ninety eight%.
 After the growth within the past two years, it elevated by using about 4% from June to
August 2004.
 Market boom can be divided into 4 identical rates (15%), occurrence (41.Five%),
economy (24.Five%) and discount (19%).
 Only international brands show Dove & Camay within the Indian marketplace.
 From 1995 to 2003, the demand for sanitary soap expanded from 400,000 metric heaps
to 620,000 metric tons.

THE WORLD MARKET FOR SOAPS:

 In 2000, the income amounted to approximately 400 billion rupees.

 The cumulative annual increase fee (CAGR) of soap from 1995 to 2000 extended by about
29%.
 There are few multinational businesses that dominate the global cleaning soap
marketplace.
 Unilever, procter and gamble, Colgate and Palmolive and Johnson & Johnson are a few of
the top players in the international.

FUTURE PROSPECTUS OF THE INDUSTRY:

5 years ago. The life cycle of innovation can reach five-10 instances. Today is not the case. In a
short time, each trade will be replaced through alternative technology. There are many reasons.
By investigating real calculation situations that help to occur, treasured predictions can be made
to try and decide future cleanser trends.

Compared with earlier than, the sector’s populace is increasing. UNESCO predicts that by means
of 2050, the wide variety of people consistent with 10 billion inhabitants will increase. This

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really approach that the sector’s population has nearly doubled in 50 years. In the new
millennium, India and China will offer human beings with greater efficient energy, and use their
populace and survival benefits less than different primitive populations.

Almost all countries have expanded their disposable income. More and more money is being
spent on the purchase of saved items. Per capita profits and affluence are at the upward thrust
worldwide, and market checks of detergents and cleaning soap merchandise are conducted. It can
be observed that inside the past 10 years, the product form has turn out to be more compact and
consumer-pleasant. Compactness and weight are slowly changing convection spray drying
detergents. Traditionally, heavy responsibility detergents are available as powders, bars/cakes.

1.3 COMPANY PROFILE

World lands, forests, ivory, silk, sandals are plentiful; precious stones are the charm of magic for
centuries. The maximum captivating perfume within the global is distinctive with sandals. The
global’s richest source of sandalwood timber comes from an independent woodland land in
southern India in Karnataka.

The origins of Sandalwood and its crude oil used to make Mysore sandal soap in Karnataka are
famous Indian debris ambassadors, and Sandalwood Oil is virtually referred to as “LIQUID
GOLD”.

In the early 20th century, the Mysore Kingdom of India turned into one of the most important
sandalwood manufacturers within the world. It is likewise one of the most important exporters of
timber, maximum of which can be exported to Europe. During the First World War, a big
quantity of sandalwood reserves couldn't be sold because of the warfare and have been left in the
back of. In order to make higher use of those reserves, the king of Mysore Narwadi Krishna
Rajawadial regularly occurring his proposal of Diwan, Sir M. Visweshwaraiah and hooked up a
manufacturing unit to extract sandalwood oil from timber. It became installed in Mysore.
Identical 12 months. In 1944, another sandalwood oil manufacturing facility turned into mounted
in Shimoga. After the reunification of Karnataka, these factories have been ruled by using the
Karnataka authorities. In 1980, the authorities decided to merge these protecting sellers and

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consist of them in a organization known as Karnataka Soaps and Detergents Limited. Sharabha is
a mythological creature with a lion body and an elephant's head and become decided on as the
employer's logo. This is because this creature represents the commonplace virtues of wisdom,
courage, and electricity, and symbolizes the business enterprise's philosophy.

The organisation has in view that various manufacturing of incense sticks, talcum powder and
detergents; similarly to cleaning soap. Karnataka Soap and Detergent Co., Ltd. Has been
established as a enterprise underneath the corporation's 1956 Act.

With more than 89 years of industry enjoy, KSDL is the real successor to India's golden
historical past. The organisation is nowadays one of the earliest manufacturers of sandal soaps,
which include global sandalwood oil, with annual sales of Rs. 125corers.

The whole Mysore sandal soap is a brand product synthetic by KSDL and has been synthetic
since Mysore King mounted the government soap manufacturing unit in Bangalore in 1916.

Since then, there was no appearance back, and even nowadays, the employer is still able to stay
as much as its call, and there are so many lavatory soaps and detergents available on the market.

He is an brilliant scientist running for the Tata Institute in Bangalore. He turned into despatched
to England to master the elements of cleaning soap making.

The manufacturing unit turned into transferred to the Rajajinagar industrial district in Bangalore
in July 1957 and is currently home to the factory. The manufacturing facility covers a place of 43
acres (masking soaps, detergents and fatty acids) at the Poon Highway in Bangalore, with
convenient transportation, offerings and transportation. Another sandalwood oil area was set up
in Shimoga in 1944. Shimoga ceased operation in 2000 due to the shortage of herbal
sandalwood.

The factory started out to be in a modest size in 1916. The first product turned into to smooth
cleaning soap in addition to soap in 1918. The agency's soap is crafted from sandalwood oil.

In 1950 the government determined to extend the factory to 2 tiers. The first segment of the
growth venture became to growth manufacturing to seven hundred lots according to year and
entire it inside the vintage building in 1952. The next segment of expansion has been

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implemented. The enlargement of the mission includes the switch of the manufacturing unit to an
business metropolis in Bangalore.

The manufacturing facility began operation on July 1st, 1957 in these new places (ie the
contemporary one). From this 12 months onwards, the manufacturing unit has never seemed
lower back. It has found out the boom and improvement of production and sales, and brought
earnings.

The industry also has departments, one in Shimoga and one in Mysore in which sandal oil is
extracted. The Mysore department started operations in 1917 and till nowadays produced aromas
of agabathies of preferred first-rate. Just from the primary timber of sandalwood rolling inside
the boiler room in 1916, the organization has been pursuing.

1.3.2. VISION STATEMENT

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 Synchronize with globalization, worldwide developments, and national policies that use
generation in all elements of governance.
 Ensure the worldwide presence of Mysore sandalwood merchandise at the same time as
leveraging its precise strengths to leverage contemporary technology solutions via clever
and selective diversification.
 Ensure all technical assistance from all technical alliances and the primacy of the Indian
authorities.
 In addition, make sure the reputation of Karnataka as a supporter and technical carrier
company for the private and non-private sectors inside the international, nations and
different countries.
 Provide technical products and services to the public on the most low-cost expenses
according to the guidelines of the welfare kingdom.
 Make every attempt to attain an affordable earnings.
 The most essential thing is to win the priceless forex of this us of a and u .S .A ..

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MISSION STATEMENT

 Serve the national economy.

 To acquire self-reliance.
 Promote purity and high fine products
 Maintain client loyalty.
 The popularity of Mysore Sandalwood soap based on pure sandalwood oil.
 Promote and preserve its photo as a mark of conventional products.

POLICY OF KS&DL
 Seek to purchase goods and offerings from environmental obligation suppliers.
 Communicate its environmental guidelines and best practices to all personnel.
 Identify dreams and screen progress thru inner and external audits.
 Work tough to design and increase merchandise that have a pleasant environmental
effect in the production method.
 Reuse and recycle substances as tons as viable, and limit electricity consumption and
waste.

1.3.3.PRODUCT PROFILE

KS&DL is the proper successor to the history of Indian gold. Continuing over eighty years of
excellence in lifestyle, only use the fine East Indian sandalwood oil and sandalwood cleaning
cleaning soap international. Products produced with the aid of KS & DL are soap, detergent, agar
and sandalwood oil.

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PRODUCT RANGE FROM THE HOUSE OF MYSORE SANDAL SOAP

Mysore Sandal Soap(75 gm,125gm&150 gm)

Mysore Sandal Baby Soap (75 gm)

Mysore Sandal Gold Soap (125 gm)

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Mysore Rose Soap (100 gm)

Three-In-One Gift Pack- 6 tabs

Six-In-One Gift Pack- 6 Tabs (150 gm)

Mysore Sandal Classic Soap (75 gm)

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Mysore Sandal Millennium

DETERGENTS:

KS&DL also manufactures high quality detergents applying the latest spray drying technology
with well balanced formulation of active matters & other builders; they provide the ultimate
washing powder.

Mysore Detergent Cake (125gms/250gms)

Mysore Detergent Bar (250gms)

Mysore Detergent powder (1kg/500gms)

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AGARBATHIS:

 Mysore Sandal Premium

 Mysore Rose
 Suprabath
 Parijatha
 Venkateshwara
 Ayyappa
 Chandana
 Mysore Sandal
 Nagachampa
 Mysore Jasmine
 Durga
 AlifLaila
 Bodhisattva

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SANDALWOOD OIL:

In 5ml, 10 ml, 20 ml, 100 ml, 500 ml, 2 kg, 5 kg, 20 kg, and 25 kg packing.

TALCUM POWDERS:

Mysore Sandal Talc: Cooling & Healing, Fragrant Freshness, Net.Wt 20gms, 60 gms, 300gms
and 1 kg.

Mysore Sandal Baby Powder:

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Tender loving care for baby….& Mummy. Net Wt 100-400gms.

Mysore Sandal Perfumes:

KS&DL is also exporting different varieties of Soaps to different Countries i.e. Middle East,
European countries, Asian countries, American Countries, Australia, African Countries.
KS&DL also markets Agarbathies, Talcum Powder, Baby Powder, Hand wash, Sandal Wood &
Sandalwood.

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1.3.4.AREA OF OPERATION
GLOBAL FAVOURITES FOR THEIR NATURAL GOODNESS
Its products are in high-quality demand worldwide and are regularly exported to the UAE,
Bahrain, Kuwait and KS&DL. They have a protracted subculture of keeping the very best great
requirements, from the choice of raw substances to processing and packaging to the very last
product. , Qatar, Southeast Asian international locations, and North and South America.
Of course, sandalwood oil is loved by means of the world's pinnacle perfume companies. All
KS&DL toilet soaps are made of vegetable oils and are completely free of animal fat.

1.3.5. INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES

 Canteen facility .
 Rest room
 Car parking
 Waiting room
 Good security
 Libarary
 Good house keeping

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1.4.COMPITATORS OF KS&DL PRODUCTS
KS&DL in facing cut throat competition in national and international market. Some of its
main competitors are:-

 M/S. HINDUSTAN UNILEVER Ltd.,

 M/S .GODREJ SOAPS PRIVATE Ltd.,
 M/S. PROCTOR&GAMBLE.,
 M/S. WIPRO.
 M/S. NIRMA SOAPS PRIVATE Ltd.,
 M/s. JOTHI LABORATORIES.

1.5.SWOT ANALYSIS OF KS&DL

STRENGTHS

• The most effective cleaning soap in India that carries natural sandalwood oil.

• Passed ISO certification

• The world's largest sandalwood oil manufacturing.

• Brand names for decades from the soap market.

• There is a very good supplier network within the South to ensure that products cover every
patron.

• Diversified product line to hold the organization's balance.

WEAKNESS

• The distribution community within the north and east is vulnerable.

• Lack of tv advertising and marketing.

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• Ignore freshness.

• Excessive exertions results in excessive expenses.

• Low turnover ends in low income.

OPPORTUNITIES

• Traditional benefits of sandals that are properly for the skin.

• Skin care is gaining the attention of customers.

• Government guide and huge manufacturing ability.

• Long-time period benefits inside the enterprise.

• There is a large marketplace and large demand.

THREATS

• Other competitor merchandise consisting of Rexona, Moti, Santoor, and so forth.

• Requires refurbishment of factories and machines.

• Government policies may additionally reduce boom potential.

• Other sandal soaps on the market.

• Enter the brand new crook enterprise of transnational organizations.

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1.6. Future Growth and Prospects

• Competition within the FMCG enterprise is heating up. All main competition provide a
massive range of client quotations, offering market stocks, incentives, and trading plans for
buyers and purchasers.

• The State Forest Department of Karnataka does now not provide sandalwood, so it is vital to
buy sandalwood from public actions and it is very steeply-priced.

• Get market leadership.

• Introduce new alternate plans to growth sales.

• This yr, the organization released a wave of talc containing cologne, liquid soap, sandal bathe
gel and variants, and hopes to growth its income notably inside the coming days.

• Reduce prices in all regions.

• Make immediate decisions in a few procurement sports.

• Promptly release and implement marketplace-pushed choices.

• Ensure powerful inner controls.

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KS&DL at Glance

Company Name: KARANATAKA SOAPS AND DETERGENTS LIMITED (KS&DL).

Address: Karnataka Soaps & Detergents Limited KS&DL,

The Bangalore-Pune Expressway Mailbox does not have 5531 Rajajinagar, Bangalore-560055.

PH: - 0803377691/3370469/23371103 to 06/22376902 to 24.

Email: [email protected]

Website: www.Mysore sandal.Com

Constitution Established: 1918

Products: Soap, Soap Detergent Cake, Powder, Agar, Cosmetics, Baby Products, Sandalwood
Oil.

Renamed

Trademark: The trademark is "SHARABHA". The frame of a lion and the torso of an elephant
mean that the understanding of a lion is included with the electricity of an elephant.

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 CHAPTER-2

CONCEPTUAL BACKGROUND AND LITERATURE REVIEW

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CHAPTER-2

CONCEPTUAL BACKGROUND AND LITERATURE REVIEW

2.1. BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

RECIEVABLES

Receivables are the sums owed to the firm because of exchange of products or services in the
customary course of business. Claims of the company towards its clients form receivables of the
firm. It forms a major part of a company's current assets. Receivables are otherwise called
accounts receivables, trade receivables, customer receivables or book debts. The receivables are
made for the clients' conveniences. The credit policy of the fixed governs the gloryhistorical
given to customers and step of receivables. The reason behind keeping up or putting resources to
the chances of rivalry, and to build the garage sale and earnings.

RECEIVABLES MANAGEMENT

It is the decision of an organization to make investments in its credit sales or not. It involves
huge cost considerations. It is a crucial consideration when it comes to increasing volume of
firm. Since sales increases, simultaneously the profits show an upward trend aswell. Bad debts
are also another cost involved with receivables management. Hence, receivables management
would calculated the decision a business takes with regard to its debtors.

COST INVOLVED IN MANAGING RECEIVABLES IN AN

ORGANISATION

An organization incurs certain costs when receivables form the portion of current assets. These
costs are follows:

 Receivable financing price

 Cost of collecting receivables
 Bad debts
 Capital cost
 Delinquency cost

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  Default cost
FACTORS INFLUENCING RECEIVABLES

Scope of these receivables handled by concern is largely dependent on a few factors. They can
be:

 Receivables influences is the volume of credit sale of the firm. The larger the size of
acknowledgementsales, larger the receivables.
 Receivables are predisposed by the credit policies of the company.
 Positions of trade for the industry.
 Expansion plans by the firm.
 Profits of the business.
 Efforts made by the organization to bring together cash from the debtors.
 The company deals with nature of the customer.
NEED FOR RECEIVABLES MANAGEMENT

The need for working capital can be summed up as follows:

 Accounts receivable in any organization is an asset and it is a crucial part of a

company’s current assets.
 Receivables are also a component of working capital of a company.
 It adds up to the sales of a company which means there is increase in profits.
 A certain level of receivables can be maintained by an organization because there is
also certain risks involved in maintaining receivables.
BENEFITS OF RECEIVABLES MANAGEMENT

Receivables management can be beneficial to a greatmagnitude. These benefits are:

 Receivables increases volume of sales & revenue for an organization.

 Receivables protect a firm against competition.
 Receivables form a portion of the venture capital of a company.
 Receivables generate cash to finance every dayevents by the firm.
 Receivables are short term &extensiveperiod financing option.

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2.2.REVIEW OF LITERATURE

According to the facts of BPP Press Financial Management (2009), accounts receivable is
aorganisation’s claim for purchaser assets. Accounts receivable represents a big proportion of the
cutting-edge belongings of several organizations and represents investment.

1. Sims, C Paul, Jr: True Patrick, (1997): It might be supplied on a practical and whole
settlement foundation due to the fact its reasons commonly translate into any extra skills
at the balance sheet. For the identical cause, it indicates extra threats.

Accounts receivable has 5 keys that can be used as feature springs: 1. Make sensible
initial contributions to judgments, 2. Maintain perfect suit data, 3. Ensure forex regulators,
four. Establish effective monitoring procedures, and five. Prevent changes within the credit
surroundings.

2. Paul, Salima Y, (2007): If it impacts credit score control. Therefore, the control of this
characteristic have to be the variety of typical desires, and should be suitable for
professional methods.

It is widely universal in the credit management literature, such as the product surroundings,
frequency of dissemination, and permitting businesses to benefit from monetary prudence.

The different influencing elements that have an effect on the credit control feature are that
the time spent on each function of the credit score function funding and credit score control
technique has been extensively typical for the control of business enterprise overall
performance.

3. Wallis, Lyle Paul. (August 2002): The entire U.S. Economy is under excessive stress.
Faced with this surroundings, receiver managers increasingly want to ensure the
feasibility of their very own enterprise. Although there's no incentive to preserve
revenues, implementing strict safety features in phrases of credit score authorization is
essential, so powerful management of this asset (usually the biggest asset at the stability
sheet) is a necessary condition in trendy monetary surroundings.

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4. Wimely, C J. (Mar/Apr 2012): It represents the single largest capital investment on the
balance sheet. While the age- old battle of whether or not long term debt should be
considered part of the capital structure of an organization is commonly acknowledgment
credit policy based on financial analysis and non-financial data, Lower credit standard
boost credit are (5C): character, capital, capacity, conditions and collateral.

5. Stevenson, Paul, (2005): average collection period is uniform in the sample units. The
integration on recognition function within another department may be desirable.
Nevertheless, these must a struggle of awarenessamongst credit objectives and others.
There would incentives for the sales department, for instance, to maximize the turnover
and thus sales staff may offer more generous credit terms than the industry norm or offer
credit to risky customers.

6. RamaduJanki P. & Rao Durga S. (2007); disclosed in their study - "Management of

receivables within the Indian commercial automobile enterprise" - that the enterprise has
appreciably reduced management, but a few person agencies scored far worse in this
area.

7. Deloof, M (2003) :determined that there was a tremendous terrible correlation between
general working profits and the Belgian corporation’s debts receivable, stock, and
payable days. These effects display that managers can create cost for their shareholders
by way of lowering the amount of 1-day bills receivable and inventory to a reasonable
minimum. The terrible relationship between accounts payable and profitability is
inconsistent with the view that genes with terrible profitability are waiting longer to pay
payments.

8. Reddy &Patkar (2004) :studied the scale of factoring agencies and their additives and
liquidity management. They also attempted to take a look at the connection among the
factoring business enterprise's liquidity and profitability. Their end is that the amount of

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 various borrowers and creditor payables is the three predominant components of present
day belongings and current assets that determine the size of the operating capital.

9. Sooke. H, Kim.SH and Rowland (1992): performed a survey of ninety four Japanese
organizations in the United States (1992) and determined that U.S. Groups’ running
capital management practices differed in phrases of low inventory levels and excessive
stages of accounts receivable. . The examine indicates that U.S. Groups gather inventory;
Japanese corporations have a higher proportion of total accounts receivable.
You can outline a hard and fast for each credit client. This should be achieved in an
prepared way to accelerate cash earnings without compromising the debtor’s relationship.

10. Stoner (1997): organizes organizational overall performance as an potential to perform

correctly, profitably, continue to exist, expand, and cause opportunities and threats.
Stoner (1997) successfully makes use of the manufacturing manner as a key thing in
controlling enterprise performance. In addition, it additionally emphasizes profit
innovation, asset management and average entrepreneurship to achieve sustained overall
performance.

11. Pandey (2001): mentioned that during order to research customers and set standards,
there are aspects to recollect: average fees and default rates. For him, the average profits
paid refers to the length of superb debt, and the default price is the ratio of uncollected
debts receivable to overall bills receivable.
Pandey (2001) used 5C credit score as a wellknown for placing standards. 5 C consists
of; man or woman, capacity, situation, capital and collateral.

12. Ramchandran and Janakiraman (2009): analyzed the relationship between India's
paper industry productivity and interest and pre-tax profits. Research shows that money
conversion cycles and inventory days are negatively related to hobby and pre-tax profits,
while payable repayment days and account compensation days are positively associated
with interest and pre-tax earnings. Grzegor (2008) proposed a portfolio control technique
in receivables control in his research. It makes use of portfolio control concept to

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 determine the extent of bills receivable within the employer. He observed that the level
of accounts receivable has expanded, and the agency's internet working capital and the
cost of preserving and managing accounts receivable have extended.

13. In ksenija (2013):, he investigated how listed organizations indexed at the regulated
market of the Republic of Serbia managed their account burial decay times. A sample of
108 agencies become used. The accounts receivable coverage turned into checked at
some point of the 2008-2011 crisis. A brief-term impact turned into examined and the
observe confirmed that there has been a superb correlation but no massive relationship
between the debts receivable and the 2 dependent variables (profitability, return on
overall belongings and running margin). This suggests that the effect of accounts
receivable on the profitability of the corporation is converting throughout the crisis.

14. Boggess W.P (1967) :pointed out that the book cost refers to the cost of capital
calculated as a result of the company’s internal required rate of return on receivables.
The normal credit cost is the cost of supporting credit functions, such as legal collection.

15. Rosse and Wasterfield (1988) :distinguish between two kinds of costs; bearing costs
and opportunity costs. They have the required rate of return for bad debts and the costs
associated with credit analysis. , monitoring and collecting work. They further believe
that the opportunity cost is the cost associated with the loss of sales and the result of
refusal to grant credit.

16. According to Horne Van (1989): agencies should compare their credit rules based on
returns and expenses. The charges involved include: fee of income, fee of control, value
healing and horrific debt losses. However, Van Horn identified these costs as concerning
the implementation of credit score income. He in addition burdened that a enterprise can
obtain income due to credit score income, which leads to greater profits.
17. Julius Kakuru (2001): mentioned that prolonged calories are profits, which contain
unavoidable expenses below sure circumstances. These charges include: series prices,

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 awful debt losses, control costs, and look costs. For him, the fee of series passed off
whilst improving receivables. These may be inside the shape of receivables.

18. Vadakarai (2007): in his studies subject matter "Study on the Variables and Value of
Accounts Receivable Management"Imperial Journal of Interdisciplinary Research (IJIR)
Vol-three, Issue-four, 2017 ISSN: 2454-1362,
The investment in factories and machines "discovered that the receivables control
variables rely upon the funding in the plant and machinery/device.

19. Reddy Sudharsana G. Shri and Reddy Raghutha S. Shri (2005): of their look at
attempted to evaluate the accounts receivable management practices of selected small-
scale industries inside the Peenya Industrial Zone in Bangalore. The predominant end
result of the observe is: The principal reason for credit extension is that the power is a
promotional tool and notes receivable are the principle shape of credit score sales. The
consumer's reputation is judged based on their past courting with the consumer. The unit
collects prices directly from customers, and each consultant and unit does no longer like
courts for defaulting customers.

20. Balstansky (1993) :noted that series manner can be used to accelerate collections of
customers who acquire slow bills and reduce awful debt losses. You can outline a
collection activity for every credit consumer. This must be done in an organized way to
accelerate coins income with out compromising the debtor’s courting.

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 CHAPTER -3 :

RESEARCH DESIGN

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 CHAPTER-3

RESEARCH DESIGN

TITLE OF THE STUDY

“A study of receivables management” at KS&DL.

Study of systematic in environment this study analysis Receivable position, DCP, relationship
between receivable &productivity onenterprise.

3.1. STATEMENT OF PROBLEM

Accounts receivables of a firm largely depends on the credit policy of the company which
includes the size of credit sales and the collection period associated with receivables. The firm
has to look into the ability to pay back of the customer before granting credit. This is because,
receivables have a high amount of risks associated with them. Therefore, the study at KS&DL on
how they manage the receivables,the analysis of the policies and procedures associated with it is
carried out to give them suggestions on how efficiently they can improve the management of
receivables.

3.2. OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

The study at KS&DL has the following objectives:

 To Analysis of the credit policy at KS&DL.

 To understand how receivables impact the profitability of the firm.
 Identification of the ratios that are mainly involved with receivables.
 To understand the DCP & liquidity position .

3.3. SCOPE OF THE STUDY

 This study is is conducted for Karnataka Soaps and Detergents Limited,Bangalore.

 It includes the study of the Receivables Management System at KS&DL.
 The impact of receivables on the profitability of KS&DL, estimation and planning
working capital requirements and to analyse the liquidity position of the company.

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  The source of information for this project is collected from the Accounts Department of
KS&DL.
 The annual reports and financial statements of the company is studied.
 The information for this project is gathered by interviewing the executives at the
Accounts Department at KS&DL.

3.4. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

This study on receivable management is an analytical study because the facts and the information
is readily available to make critical evaluation at KS&DL. The data collected are balance sheet
and income statements of five years. Percentage and averages are used for calculating ratios like
debtors turnover ratio, average collection period etc.

DATA COLLECTION

Sources of Data

The sources for collecting the data include both primary and secondary. Mainly secondary
data has been used for the study.

 Primary Data: Information collected by personal interaction with company

managers in time period of 4 weeks.
 Secondary Data: The secondary data has been collected directly from the company
annual reports and their websites and internet surveys, the secondary sources as
follows:-
 Web site of KS&DL
 Audit reports
 Annual reports
 Handbooks and journals
 Internal circulation booklets

3.5LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY

The study of receivables management and KS&DL has a few limitations. They can be:

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  The study is done by the information that is provided by the officials at KS&DL. Hence
if they data is modified according to their convenience,there may be false representation
of data then the results have a tendency to be deceptive.
 The data in this study is basically secondary data which is derived from the already
available data from the Accounts Department at KS&DL. There has been no fresh
collection of data. The available data has been utilized.
 This study is only for academic purpose and hence,the study has limitations of time and
cost.

3.6. CHAPTER SCHEME

Chapter 1: Introduction

The introduction specifies the introduction to the topic by specifying its theoretical
background.Chapter 2: Conceptual background and Literature review

The profile of the company includes its background,origin,how it has grown throughout the years
and the status quo valuation of KS&DL.

Chapter 3: Research methodology

This chapter deals with the method used for the research study. The title of the
study,itsscope,objectives,statement of problem and the limitations of the study and how the data
is going to be collected.

Chapter 4: Analysis and interpretation of data

In this chapter,the data collected at KS&DL in analysed and interpreted accordingly. The results
are presented in both sentences as well as in graphical form.

Chapter 5: Findings,suggestions and conclusions

After the analysis and interpretation of data,the findings of the research in jotted down and it is
followed by the suggestions and conclusions.

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 CHAPTER-4

ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA

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CHAPTER-4

ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA

TRENDS OF SALES

Table 4.1

Table showing trends of sales

YEAR SALES

2012-13 2,12,16,90,990

2013-14 2,55,71,99,258

2014-15 2,82,53,63,739

2015-16 3,17,88,05,980

2016-17 3,66,75,69,547

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 Graph -4.1

Graph showing trends of sales

SALES
4,000,000,000

3,500,000,000

3,000,000,000

2,500,000,000

2,000,000,000

1,500,000,000

1,000,000,000

500,000,000

0
2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017

SALES

INTERPRETATION:The sales over the last 5 years have been continuously increasing.
This is a good sign for the company that there is an upwardtrend of sales over the last 5 years.

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TREND OF DEBTORS:

Table -4.2

Table showing trends of debtors

DEBTORS
YEAR

2012-2013 1490,62,722

2013-2014 2103,56,224

2014-2015 2320,25,566

2015-2016 2031,48,049

2016-2017 2522,60,569

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 Graph -4.2

GRAPH SHOWING TRENDS OF DEBTORS

Trends of Debtors
300,000,000

250,000,000

200,000,000

150,000,000
Debtors
100,000,000

50,000,000

0
2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017

INTERPRETATION
There is a rise in debtors from the year 2012-13 to 2014-15. It decreases in the next year. This
could be due to various internal or external purposes. Also increases in the next year. Hence, the
company has more receivables to manage as the debtors increase.

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 DEBT COLLECTION PERIOD

Table -4.3

Table showing debt collection period

Year Debtors Sales Period

2012-13 149062722 2118438529 26 days

2013-14 210356224 2551767323 30 days

2014-15 232025566 3154367191 27days

2015-16 203148049 3568291996 21 days

2016-17 252260569 4118391386 22 days

𝐷𝑒𝑏𝑡𝑜𝑟𝑠
𝐷𝑒𝑏𝑡 𝑐𝑜𝑙𝑙𝑒𝑐𝑡𝑖𝑜𝑛 𝑝𝑒𝑟𝑖𝑜𝑑 =
𝑆𝑎𝑙𝑒𝑠

Analysis:

The debt collection period in the year 2012-2013 was 26 days and in the year 2013-2014 it
increased to 30 days. After that it is showing a decreasing trend which is a good sign that the
debtors amount is collected early.

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 Graph -4.3

GRAPH SHOWING DEBT COLLECTION PERIOD RATIO

Debt collection period

35

30

25

20

15

10

0
2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17

Debt collection period

Interpretation:

From the above data which is analysed, it is understood that the debt collection period was
decreased from 30 days to 22 days in the past four years which is a good sign for the
company. So, we can say that the debtors have been efficiently managed by the company.

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 DEBT POSITION RATIO:

Table -4.4

TABLE SHOWING DEBT POSITION RATIO

SHARE
LONG TERM
YEAR HOLDERS’ RATIO
LIABILITIES
FUNDS

2012-2013 835,06,504 8128,22,955 16.55

2013-2014 835,06,504 87633,97,046 2.48

2014-2015 350,00,000 90317,74,686 3.64

2015-2016 350,00,000 94042,31,552 4.81

2016-2017 350,00,000 98004,04,349 4.81

𝐿𝑜𝑛𝑔𝑇𝑒𝑟𝑚𝐿𝑖𝑎𝑏𝑖𝑙𝑖𝑡𝑖𝑒𝑠
𝐷𝑒𝑏𝑡𝐸𝑞𝑢𝑖𝑡𝑦𝑅𝑎𝑡𝑖𝑜 =
𝑆𝑕𝑎𝑟𝑒𝑕𝑜𝑙𝑑𝑒𝑟𝑠𝑓𝑢𝑛𝑑

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 Graph 4.4

GRAPH SHOWING DEBT POSITION RATIO

Debt position ratio

18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17

Debt position ratio

Analysis Interpretation:

The above graph represents the consistency of the debt equity ratio from the year 2015-
2016. The debt has increased from 2012 onwards. This indicates obligation meeting the debt
cost. Hence Company is required to manage the receivables effectively.

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 CURRENT RATIO

CURRENT RATIO= Current Asset \ Current liabilities

Table 4.5

TABLE SHOWING CURRENT RATIO

Particular Calculations Current Ratio

2012-2013 631126126 / 373557127 1.689

2013-2014 742916123 / 354397236 2.096

2014-2015 876546368 / 633442659 1.384

2015-2016 983184142 / 710206883 1.384
2016-2017 1575960607 / 3917933757 0.402

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 Graph 4.5

GRAPH SHOWING CURRENT RATIO

Current ratio
2.5

1.5

0.5

0
2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17

Current ratio

ANAYSIS AND INTERPRETATION

Standard current ratio 2:1. Higher ratio that is more than 2:1 indicates sound solvency position.
Lower ratio indicates in inadequate working capital. Higher ratio 2013-2014 and Lower ratio in
2016-2017.

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 CONTRIBUTION OF EACH LIQUID ASSET COMPARISON WITH TOTAL
ASSET

Contribution = current asset/total asset

Table -4.6

TABLE SHOWING CONTRIBUTION TO EACH CURRENT TO TOTAL

ASSETS

Current 2016-2017 % 2015-2016 % 2014-2015 % 2013-2014 % 2012-2013 %

Assets
Inventori 10538631 40 10596691 52 80814315 48 496456170 40 489514320 44
es 84 74 8
Trade 25226056 10 20314804 10 23202556 14 213056224 17 149062722 13
Receivabl 9 9 6
e
Cash & 10514392 40 57524212 28 43775748 26 431911843 35 377803712 34
Bank 56 3 8
balance
Short 27226078 10 20479397 10 20676331 12 100648056 08 104259692 09
term loan 2 0 4
&
advance
Other - - - - - - - -
current
asset
Total 26298237 10 20428533 10 16846898 100 1239372293 100 112064044 100
91 0 16 0 86 6

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 Graph -4.6

GRAPH SHOWING CONTRIBUTION OF EACH LIQUID ASSET

COMPARISON WITH EACH TOTAL ASSETS

CONTRIBUTION DONE BY EACH LIQUID ASSET

Column1 Short term & advance Cash & Bank balance Trade Receivable

120

100
10 12 8 9

80
28 26 35 34
10
60
14 10 14
17 13
10
40

52 48
20 40 40 44

0
2016-17 2015-16 2014-15 2013-14 2012-13

Analysis and interpretation

 Inventories in the range 40%-52%

 Trade Receivable from 10%-17%
 Cash & bank balance range 14%- 35%
 Short term loan & advances 8%-12%

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 SALES PER DAY

Sales per day = net sales / no of working days

Table 4.7

TABLE SHOWING SALES PER DAY

year Net sales No of working days Sales per day

2016-2017 2807718567 360 7799218

2015-2016 1611820173 360 4477278

2014-2015 2124027234 360 5900076

2013-2014 1557336147 360 4325934

2012-2013 1473754991 360 4093764

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 Graph -4.7

GRAPH SHOWING SALES PER DAY

SALES PER DAY

9000000

8000000

7000000

6000000

5000000

4000000

3000000

2000000

1000000

0
2016-2017 2015-2016 2014-2015 2013-2014 2012-2013

sales perday

ANALYSIS & INTERPRETATION

 Net sales in the range of 2,807,718,567 to 1,473,754,991.

 Number of working day is 360days.
 Sales per day in the range of to 7,799,218 to 4,093,764.
 The company norms of working days in a year is fixed to 360 days.

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 INTEREST RATIO

Interest ratio = Average account receivables *12/100

Table -4.8

TABLE SHOWING INTEREST RATIO

Year Average receivables 12/100 Interest ratio

2012-13 19905141 0.12 2388617

2013-14 8112093 0.12 973451

2014-15 29649908 0.12 3557989

2015-16 17688120 0.12 2122574

2016-17 16923848 0.12 2030862

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 Graph -4.8

GRAPH SHOWING INTEREST RATIO

Interst ratio
4000000

3500000

3000000

2500000

2000000

1500000

1000000

500000

0
2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17

Interst ratio

Analysis & interpretation

Above the information states interest ratio is highly increased in the year 2014-2015 3557989
and from 2015-16 was decreased.

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RECEIVABLE OUTSTANDING

Receivable outstanding = Receivables \ sales *no of days

Table -4.9

TABLE SHOWING RECEIVABLE OUTSTANDING

Year Receivables Sales No of days Days sales

outstanding
2012-13 48,95,62,722 2,12,16,90,990 360 83
2013-14 21,03,56,224 2,55,71,99,258 360 30
2014-15 23,20,25,566 2,82,53,63,739 360 29
2015-16 20,31,48,049 3,17,88,05,980 360 23
2016-17 25,22,60,569 3,66,75,69,547 360 25

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 Graph -4.9

GRAPH SHOWING RECEIVABLE OUTSTANDING

Receivable outstanding
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17

Receivable outstanding

ANALYSIS & INTERPRETATION

Receivables range of Rs. 20,31,48,049 – Rs.48,95,62,722

Sales are in range of Rs 2,12,16,90,990 – Rs 3,66,75,69,547

No of working days is fixed to 360 days

Days sales outstanding are range of 23-83

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 CHAPTER -5:

FINDINGS, SUGGESTIONS AND CONCLUSIONS

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CHAPTER -5:

FINDINGS, SUGGESTIONS AND CONCLUSIONS

5.1. SUMMARY OF FINDINGS

In the analysis of the growth of sales it is found that the sales of KS&DL is been
increasing year by year which may result in good profit for the company.

Debtor’s turnover ratio is in the decreasing trend in which it is an indication of decreasing

the credit sales. Henceforth, we can observe that the company is in a right way.

The average collection period is been increased in 2013-14 & thereafter it is in decreasing
trend

The cash ratio is been decreased in 07-08 and been increased at a decreasing trend

The quick assets are been more when compared to current liabilities & therefore in 2013-
14 the QR is been increased to 2.86 & gradually decreased in the following years.

The cash & cash equivalents is less when compared to current liabilities & therefore
current ratio is been decreasing trend.

Net profit is increased in 2012-13 to 16.00 & been decreased in the following years & the
net sales is been increased after 2013-14.The debtors to current assets ratio is been
increased in 2013-14 from 1.9 to 2.9 & been decreased in the following years.

Receivable outstanding is been decreased after 2013-14 & following year.

Sales per day has been increased in 2014-15 & 2015-16 is been decreased , following
years increased.

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5.2.CONCLUSIONS
Accounting is one of the vital functions of today’s business world. Accounting, analysis and
interpretation done through scientific way can enlighten the present uncertain business
environment.
Account receivables analysis is one of the most widely used to control the debt blockings. It is
also helpful in controlling of bad debts.
Accounts receivable is one of the device which can be used to control the funds management and
also to assign certain responsibilities to the management to control the funds that are misused
and blocking of funds.
The company is also adviced to tighten its credit periods, so that the company’s credit policy can
be enhanced and can receive its debt amount easily. The organization has released a brand new
form of cleaning soap, which changed into launched on January 25, 2012 "India's maximum
luxurious Mysore Sandals Millennium Soap: Mysore Sandals Millennium, Super Premium Soap,
150 grams in keeping with pill, for 720 rupees, owns Karnataka Soap and Detergent Co., Ltd.
(KS&DL) expects that the organization’s photo and regulations may be bolstered in order that
the company’s profits may additionally boom, so the agency’s growth inside the cleaning soap
and detergent industry may be rewarded with the nice Produce its merchandise.

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5.3. SUGGESTIONS

 Firstly the company should set up some restrictive credit standards, credit terms and
credit policy regarding the credit to its any type of customer.
 The management has to take initiative to collect the funds from the debtors without any
interference.
 The company has to first analyse the credit worthiness of its customers before giving
credit facilities.
 After providing the credit facilities to its customers, the company has to take corrective
measures in realizing its debt, so the company profitability can be better improved.
 The company has to maintain the ideal cash ratio i.e. 1.5:1
 Companies have to undertake an green coins control system in an effort to be capable of
put money into profitable companies.
 The company has to achieve the operational efficiency by increasing the sales of the
company.
 The company has to identify the incremental return which a firm may gain by changing
its credit policy and should be compared with the cost of funds invested in receivables.
 The company can be more effective in utilisation of available resources.
 The company can also appoint an committee in which to have a clear idea about the
receivables management and take suggestions accordingly and to be incorporated in the
company.

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 ANNUAL REPORTS: Karnataka Soaps &Detergents, Bangalore.

1. Document concerned to finance dept.

2. Company Annual Reports of 5 years.

ANNEXURES:

STATEMENT OF PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31-3-2013,
31-3-2014, 31-3-2015, 31-3-2016 and 31-3-2017.

particulars Amount as at Amount as at Amount as at Amount as Amount as

31-3-2013 31-3-2014 31-3-2015 at at
31-3-2016 31-3-2017
(Rs) (Rs) (Rs) (Rs) (Rs)
Revenue from 2,31,44,85,258 28,61,32,818 31571,67,354 3570263347 4118692228
Operations
Less: Excise 19,27,94,268 30,49,33,560 33,18,03,615 391457367 451122681
Duty
Net Revenue 2,12,16,90,990 2,55,71,99,258 2,82,53,63,739 3178805980 3667569547
from
Operations
Other Income 3,47,92,537 3,06,40,704 9,15,50,963 42014368 66185101
2,15,64,83,526 2,58,78,39,962 2,91,69,14,702 3220820347 3733754648
Expenses:
Cost of 98,06,28,009 12,5,32,19,829 1,27,55,74,042 1604403610 1565420225
Materials
Consumed
Purchase of 9,05,90,549 434,91,858 3,16,80,271 19651109 28126768
Stock in Trade
Changes (9,33,92,325) (7,05,68,751) (1,23,53,006) (129211487) 91497342
inventory of
Finished
Goods, work in
progress and
stock in trade
Employee 35,79,34,704 44,55,90,312 49,39,87,163 487220141 553741174
Benefit
Expenses
Finance Cost 11,57,983 - 31358 - -
Depreciation 64,14,948 73,41,146 80,62,541 11688967 13824174
Other Expenses 42,46,17,551 51,04,35,222 55,81,61,384 561953527 625711494
Total Expenses 1,95,47,36,069 2,18,95,09,615 2,35,41,43,753 2555705866 3016685042

Profit Before 20,17,47,457 39,38,30,347 56,27,70,949 665114481 717069606

Exceptional
and
Extraordinary
items and tax
Provision for
taxation
Current tax 5,87,00,000 10,83,28,122 18,96,36,054 221002485 239573687
Prior period tax - 3,83,56,890 5,53,30,221 - 20600537
Deferred tax 85,29,450 3,42,25,591 1,05,70,025 (7764455) (14109355)
liability
Profit/(Loss) 13,45,18,037 21,74,19,744 32,83,74,699 451876451 471004737
After Tax
Earnings per 423 683 1032 1420 1480
share (Rs)
Basic &
Diluted
 BALANCE SHEET OF KS&DL

Particulars Amount as at Amount as at Amount as at Amount as at Amount as at

31-3-2013 (Rs) 31-3-2014 (Rs) 31-3-2015 (Rs) 31-3-2016 (Rs) 31-3-2017 (Rs)
LIABILITIES:
Shareholders Fund
Share Capital 31,82,21,000 31,82,21,000 31,8221,000 31,82,21,000 31,82,21,000
Reserves & Surplus 49,46,01,955 68,65,84,676 95,49,62,316 132,74,19,182 1723591979
Revaluation of Land - 7,75,85,91,370 7,75,85,91,370 775,85,91,370 7758591370
Non-Current
Liabilities:
Long term Borrowings 8,35,06,504 835,06,504 3,50,00,000 3,50,00,000 3,50,00,000
Other Non-current 4,27,45,429 2,91,18,117 4,58,98,443 809,80,655 47836024
liabilities
Long term Provisions 17,54,05,233 26,00,13,594 25,68,22,474 26,38,03,932 287296043
Current Liabilities:
Short term Borrowings - - - - -
Trade Payables 5,98,29,357 2,93,76,509 4,92,47,570 410,78,706 79704737
Other current 16,70,55,833 16,37,48,690 31,49,79,855 35,17,52,094 354004874
Liabilities
Short term borrowings 14,6671,937 16,12,72,037 26,92,15,234 31,73,76,083 338224146
TOTAL 1,48,80,37,248 9,49,04,32,497 10,00,2938,262 10,49,42,23,022 10942470173
ASSETS:
Non-Current Assets:
Fixed Assets 9,69,57,604 7,85,53,06,061 7,85,27,71,403 785,47,03,587 7880164745
Non-current 11,00,00,100 20,00,00,100 23,00,00,100 23,96,00,100 71729359
Investments
Deferred Tax assets 5,40,41,821 1,98,16,230 3,03,86,255 381,50,710 52260065
Long Term Loans and 8,64,92,136 10,7825,720 17,54,41,070 30,12,27,189 291568365
Advances
Trade Receivables 1,99,05,141 81,12,093 2,96,49,908 176,88,120 16923848
Current Assets:
Inventories 48,95,14320 49,64,56,170 80,81,43,158 105,96,69,174 1053863184
Trade Receivables 14,90,62,722 21,03,56,224 23,20,25,566 20,31,48,049 252260569
Cash and cash 37,78,03,712 43,19,11,843 43,77,57,488 57,52,42,123 1051439256
Equivalents
Short Term Loan & 10,42,59,692 10,06,48,056 20,67,63,314 20,47,93,970 272260782
Advances
Other Current Assets - - - - -
TOTAL 1,48,80,37,248 9,49,04,32,497 10,00,29,38,262 10,49,42,23,022 10942470173
 ACHARYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF MBA
ACHARYA
1:--.!ST ITUTES INTERNSHIP WEEKLY REPORT (1AY16MBA65)
Name of the Student: SAHANA.D
Internal Guide: Dr. G. RAMANAIAH
USN No: 1AY16MBA6 5
Specialization : CORE FINANCE
Title of the Project: A STUDY ON RECEIVABLE MANAGEMENT
Company Name: KARNATAKA SOAPS & DETERGENTS LIMITED
Company Address: #27 , Industrial Suburb, Bangalore-pune Highway .
Rajajinagar, Bangalore-560055 .

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