The Fertilisers and Chemicals Travancore Limited manufactures and markets fertilizers and petrochemicals in India. It operates through Fertilizer and Petrochemical segments. The company offers complex fertilizers, including ammonium phosphate and sulphate, and zincated factamfos; straight fertilizers, such as ammonium sulphate; organic fertilizers under the FACT Organic and FACT Organic Plus brands; bio-fertilizers comprising azospirillum, rhizobium, and phosphate solubilizing bacteria under the BIOFACT brand; and bagged gypsum under the FACT Gypsum brand. It also provides caprolactam, such as benzene, sulphur, ammonia, and carbon dioxide for use in manufacturing nylon tyre cords, nylon filament yarns, and engineering plastics, etc. for the textile and automobile industries; and by-products comprising anhydrous ammonia, cyclohexanone, soda ash, nitric acid, gypsum, sulphuric acid, and coloured-ammonium sulphate. In addition, the company imports fertilizers, including muriate of potash and others; and offers various services for farmers. Further, it engages in engineering consultancy and design; and fabrication and erection of industrial equipment activities. The Fertilisers and Chemicals Travancore Limited was incorporated in 1943 and is headquartered in Kochi, India.
Revenue projections:
Not available
Financial Ratios:
currentRatio
1.02600
forwardPE
0.00000
debtToEquity
131.65800
earningsGrowth
0.00000
revenueGrowth
-0.00800
grossMargins
0.29059
operatingMargins
0.06838
trailingEps
0.68000
forwardEps
0.00000
FACT's current ratio of 1.026 indicates strong liquidity, meaning the company can comfortably meet its short-term debt obligations. This financial position reflects FACT's ability to use its cash reserves and current assets to cover liabilities without facing any cash flow issues. FACT's elevated debt-to-equity ratio reflects a high level of debt relative to equity, signaling that the company is heavily leveraged. This reliance on debt could increase financial risk in periods of economic uncertainty. FACT's low earnings and revenue growth point to a possible reduction in profits. This trend suggests that the company may face difficulties in maintaining its profitability and could be a cause for concern among investors.
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