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mn) FY 31st March Total Revenue 36,400 48,530 71,300 Software Development & Business Process Management expenses 18,230 25,387 37,650 Gross Profit 18,170 23,143 33,650 Gross Margin % 49.9 47.7 47.2 S & M Expenses 2,717 3,509 4,610 G & A Expenses 2,757 3,692 5,690 Total Cost 23,704 32,588 47,950 EBIDTA from Operations EBIDTA % Depreciation Operating Profit Non-Operating Income Extraordinary Income Provision for Investments Profit before Tax Tax MAT Entitlement Defferred Tax Total Effective Tax PAT before Minority Interest Minority Interest Profit after Tax after Minority Interest Net Margin % Dividend Dividend Tax Retained Profits EPS Basic Diluted 12,696 34.9 1,903 10,793 1,003 0 238 11,558 2,136 0 -126 2,010 9,548 0.0 9,548 26.2 1,788 123 7,637 15,942 32.8 2,367 13,575 1,234 0 97 14,712 2,285 0 -10 2,275 12,436 0.0 12,436 25.6 8,625 1,105 2,707 23,350 32.7 2,870 20,480 1,240 450 0 22,170 3,350 0 -90 3,260 18,910 0.0 18,910 26.5 3,100 422 15,388
FY 06 95,210 50,660 44,550 46.8 6,000 7,640 64,300 30,910 32.5 4,370 26,540 1,390 0 10 27,920 3,350 0 -220 3,130 24,790 210.0 24,580 25.8 12,380 1,740 10,460
FY 07 138,930 74,580 64,350 46.3 9,290 11,150 95,020 43,910 31.6 5,140 38,770 3,720 60 20 42,530 4,130 0 -270 3,860 38,670 110.0 38,560 27.8 6,490 1,020 31,050
FY 08 166,920 92,070 74,850 44.8 9,160 13,310 114,540 52,380 31.4 5,980 46,400 7,040 0 0 53,440 8,840 -1,770 -220 6,850 46,590 0.0 46,590 27.9 19,020 3,230 24,340
FY 09 216,930 117,650 99,280 45.8 11,040 16,290 144,980 71,950 33.2 7,610 64,340 4,730
FY10
69,070 9,190
18.03 17.86
23.43 23.13
35.22 34.31
45.02 43.76
69.25 67.73
81.54 81.27
104.60 104.42
No. of Shares- Basic mn No. of Shares- Diluted mn Balance Sheet (Rs. mn) FY 31st March LIABILITIES Equity Capital Reserves & Surplus Total Equity Preference Share Capital Net Worth Minority Interest Deferred Tax Liability (Net) Capital Employed
530 535 FY 03
531 538 FY 04
537 551 FY 05
546 562 FY 06
557 569 FY 07
571 573 FY 08
572 573 FY 09
Investments Current Assets Sundry Debtors Cash and Bank Balance Loans and Advances Total Current Assets Less: Current Liabilities and Provisions Sundry Creditors Provisions Provision for Tax and Others Provision for Dividend Others Provisions Total Current Liabilities Check Net Current assets Capital Employed Check
210
9455
12110
7550
250
720
Revenue Model-Basics #Revenue of Infosys is a combination of revenue from BPO, Product Business and IT Services & Consulting Busine #Revenue = (No of Person months Billed /12) * No of hours in the year * Billing rate (this is specifically for IT Servic #Revenue is divided in to onsite and offshore (this is specifically for IT Services and Consulting). #Total Billed Person Months = Total Billable Months * Billed Percentage. #Use the average of historical growth for progeon and product businesses.
Using the information given above and below, compute the billing rates per hour for Infosys. Assuming the employee addtion of 15000, project the revenue for next year. Assume, 2% rupee depreciation. Assume billing rates are declining by 1% both onsite & offshore. Infosys Revenue Model Total Revenue for the period ended ($ mn) Growth Total Revenue for the period ended (Rs mn Growth USD - INR rate Realized Progeon Revenue ($ mn) Growth Product Revenue ($mn) Growth IT services and consulting ($mn) Onsite Revenue Growth Offshore Revenue Growth Total Revenue Growth 2007 3,036 2008 4,177 37.60% 166,920 2009 4,663 11.64%
216,930
2010
138,930
45.77 113.70
97.00
1,533
1,292
2,825
Growth Drivers
Effort and Utilization (IT services and Consulting) Effort (person Months) - BILLED Onsite Offshore Total Billed Non Billed
165,595 357,196 181,811 415,550
522,790 167,187
597,361 226987.741
Trainees Total (Sales n Support excluded) Sales n Support Total Workforce Billed (% of billable) Theoretical Billable Max (based on no of billable emp)
Billed Effort Mix Onsite Offshore Hours Onsite Offshore Billing Rates Onsite Offshore Employee Metrics S/W Proffessionals Billable Banking Product Group Trainees Sales n Support BPO
32.89% 67.11%
31.68% 68.32%
30.44% 69.56%
1980 2208
1980 2208
1980 2208
FY 03
FY 04
FY 05
Method 1 Software Development & Business Process Management expenses 18,230 25,387 37,650 Growth 39.3 48.3 Direct Cost (% Sales) 50.08 52.31 52.81
Hint: Project Direct Costs as % of revenue going up by 40 bps in FY10.
FY 03
FY 04
FY 05
FY 06
FY 07
15,356
25,255
36,750
52,715
72,241
Hint: Use direct cost per employee as basis. Keep it same for next year, and project.
Indirect Costs
FY 03 FY 04 FY 05 FY 06 FY 07
Selling & Marketing Exp % Growth % of Sales G&A Expenses % Growth % of Sales
2,717
2,757
Hint: Increase selling & Marketing Expenses by 100bps and keep G&A expenses % of sales constant.
FY10E 0
FY 08
FY 09
FY10E
91,187
104,850
FY 08
FY 09
FY10E
Projecting Current Year Depreciation: Ideally, one should look at each and every asset, its useful life, and based on which method the company uses to depreciate these assets, one should forecast the depreciation.
1 Forecast Gross Block for next Year. 2 Based on this Gross block and last year gr
Forecasting Gross Block: Method 1 Gross Block is forecasted by addiing to it a Method 2 Use gross block turnover as a parameter to Pls check GB turnover ratio to avoid signifi
a b
Forecasting CWIP: Forecast CWIP as difference between Cap Forecast it as % of capital expenditure.
b c d e
Capital expenditure is an incremental phen Forecast it based on the incremental 'key p Most of the times mnagement will give you Moreover, it can not to be just forecasted lo One will build mastery in forecasting this on
1903.4
2367.3 16%
2870 15%
4370 17%
5140 13%
5980 12%
12,790 774
FY 03
16,337 2,081
FY 04
22,870 3,180
FY 05
29,830 5,710
FY 06
46,420 9,650
FY 07
54,390 13,240
FY 08
4,853
7,633
9,490
20,530
11,560
Addition to GB 3,546 Addtion to GB over CWIP of last year 2,772 Addtion to GB over CWIP of last year % Capex 57%
Hint: Forecast Capital expenditure for FY10 as 15000mn to last year capex.
ross Block for next Year. his Gross block and last year gross block, forecast depreciation.
g Gross Block: k is forecasted by addiing to it a portion of Capital Expenditure and total CWIP of last year. block turnover as a parameter to forecast the gross block. GB turnover ratio to avoid significant deviations.
WIP as difference between Capex and direct addition to gross block. as % of capital expenditure.
g Capital Expenditure Computing Capital Expenditure: =Change in GB + Change in CWIP + Change in Intangibles
enditure is an incremental phenomenon. based on the incremental 'key parameter' of the company for next year like capacity expansions, no. of towers added, addition times mnagement will give you guidance on this. t can not to be just forecasted looking at next year but vision of management over the years. ld mastery in forecasting this only over a period of time.
FY 09
FY10E
7610 12%
FY 09
FY10E
70,930 6,770
FY 09 FY10E
10,070
Taxes
As % of PBT
FY 03 FY 04 FY 05 FY 06 FY 07 FY 08 FY 09 FY10E
2,010 17%
2,275 15%
3,260 15%
3,130 11%
3,860 9%
6,850 13%
9,190 13%
Dividend Payout
Dividend is projected as % of PAT or as % of Equity Capital. Preferably, project the dividend as % of PAT.
FY 03 FY 04 FY 05 FY 06 FY 07
123 7%
1105 13%
421.7 14%
1740 14%
1020 16%
Equity Capital.
FY 08
FY 09
FY10E
3230 17%
2280 17%
Project Debtors based on debtor turnover ratio. Key Points: Collection Period = CP09= 365/Revenue*Average Debtors 365/Revenue09*(D09+D08)/2
FY 03 5,187
FY 04 6,515
FY 05 13,220
FY 06 16,080
FY 07 24,360
FY 08 32,970
Hint:
FY 09 36,720
FY10E ?
Project creditors based on creditors turnover. Key Points: Creditor Period= Creditor Period09= 365/Purchases*Average Debtors 365/Purchases09*(D09+D08)/2
1,224
3,150
2,960
3,820
4,770
FY 08
FY 09
FY10E
7,360
5,700
Provision for Tax and Others Provision for Tax and Others (% of Taxes)
FY 03 2,922
FY 04 4,201
FY 05 6,010
961
7,664
1,760
Project provisions for taxes as % of current year taxes. Project provisions for dividends as % of dividends for current year.
FY 06 3,510
FY 07 3,100
FY 08 7,200
FY 09 10,950
FY10E
10,610
3,710
15,590
7,730
It includes dividends received on the investments, interest earned on the saving bank account cash. Sometimes, it also includes foreign exchange gains and losses and extrordinry items. Ideally, one should break up the other income into dividend income, interest earned, foreign exchange gains and extraordinary items and then project individually. As a beginner, however, It is projected based on cash & equivalents and liquid investments.
1 This item should be projected at the last. 2 Because, it is projected based on cash and e However, the logic for circular reference is rig 3 To fix the circular reference, go to Office Butt Computations to be done before projecting:
Solve to project Non-Operating Income for FY10 and FY11: Non-Operating Income Non-Operating Income % of Cash & Equivalents Cash & Cash Equivalents
FY 03 1,003 FY 04 1,234
Hint:
Interest rates in the economy may be expec year. After that it will increase by 75bps in FY
ould be projected at the last. s projected based on cash and equivalents, it will involve circular reference. e logic for circular reference is right. cular reference, go to Office Button, Excel Options, Formulas and Tick Iterative Computations options.
FY 05 1,240
FY 06 1,390
FY 07 3,720
FY 08 7,040
FY 09 4,730
FY10E
27,870
41,840
58,960
70,220
96,950
es in the economy may be expected to go down. RBI has hinted that it may reduce the repo rates by about 150bps over next hat it will increase by 75bps in FY11 to curb the inflation.