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Granules India Ltd - Large - Scale Vertically Integrated Company

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Granules India Ltd. - Huge Scope of Growth Ahead Twitter Handle: @shuchi_nahar Company Overview Founded in 1991, Granules India Limited is a large-scale vertically integrated Company manufacturing Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API), Pharmaceutical Formulation Intermediate (PFI) and Finished Dosage (FD). The Company over the years has created a strong presence in ‘the first line of defence’ products such as Paracetamol, Ibuprofen, Metformin, Methocarbamol, and Guaifenesin. Till date, Granules has filed 45 ANDAs, received approval for 29 products (12 in FY20) and launched five in the US. EBITDA margins have seen improving from better product mix, operating efficiencies and higher capacity utilisations. Also, the margins are expected to further expand with the launch of own label products in the US, a new facility commenced at Vizag and using its own Metformin with new capacity commissioned. In FY20 it received approval for 12 ANDAs. It has a further 16 ANDAs (45 cumulative fi

Catch the trend! Its all about analyzing,interpreting and evaluating (Part-1)

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Financial Shenanigans to be traced over the years (Part-1) Link for Part-2: https://myweekendspot.blogspot.com/2020/01/checklist-to-understand-recording-of.html Link for Part-3: https://myweekendspot.blogspot.com/2020/01/understanding-details-of-cashflow.html Follow for more updates:  @ shuchi_nahar While most companies act ethically and follow prescribed accounting rules when reporting their financial performance, some take advantage of gray areas in the rules (or worse, ignore the rules altogether) in order to portray their financial results in a misleadingly positive way. Management’s desire to put a positive spin on financial results has been around as long as corporations and investors themselves. Dishonest companies have long used these tricks to prey on unsuspecting investors, and it is unlikely that they will ever cease to do so. The lure of accounting gimmickry is particularly strong at companies that are struggling to keep up with their investors’ expectations or