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1 Introduction 1
9 Suggestions 44
10 Conclusion 45
11 Bibliography 46
1. Introduction
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complex figures and make comparison easier. Financial
statement analysis therefore plays an important role in
assessing the overall strength and sustainability of a business.
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2. Objectives of the Study
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3. Scope of the Study
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4. Limitations of the Study
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Despite these limitations, sincere efforts have been made to
ensure that the analysis provides a clear and meaningful
understanding of the financial performance of the company.
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5. Overview of the Study
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analysis can help in evaluating the performance of a modern
business organization.
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5. Company Profile
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company requires substantial investment in manufacturing and
infrastructure.
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6. Financial Statement Analysis
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6.1 ANALYSIS OF INCOME STATEMENT
The Income Statement, also known as the Statement of Profit and Loss,
shows the financial performance of a company during a particular
accounting period. It presents details regarding revenue earned,
expenses incurred, and the resulting profit or loss.
The analysis of the Income Statement helps in understanding whether
the company is able to generate sufficient revenue to cover its operating
and non-operating expenses. It also shows the trend of profitability over
a period of time.
For the purpose of this study, the Income Statements of Ola Electric
Mobility Ltd for the financial years FY 2020 to FY 2024 have been
examined. The analysis focuses on:
• Revenue from Operations
• Total Expenses
• Operating Profit / Loss
• Net Profit / Loss
By studying these components over five years, it becomes possible to
identify growth patterns, cost trends, and overall financial performance
of the company.
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6.1.1 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF PROFIT AND LOSS
A Comparative Statement of Profit and Loss show the figures
of two or more years side by side in order to identify changes
in absolute terms as well as percentage terms. This type of
analysis helps in understanding the increase or decrease in
revenue and expenses over the years.
In this study, the comparative statement is prepared for five
financial years from FY 2020 to FY 2024. The comparison
highlights:
• Growth in revenue from operations
• Increase or decrease in total expenses
• Changes in operating profit or loss
• Trend in net profit or net loss
Through comparative analysis, it becomes easier to observe
whether the company is improving its performance or facing
financial challenges.
Solved Comparative Statement of Profit and Loss (FY
2020–FY 2024)
(Figures in ₹ Crores)
FY FY FY FY FY
Particulars
2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
Revenue from
0 ~0.01 3.73 26.31 50.10
Operations
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Total Income (Revenue
0 ~0.01 ~3.73 27.83 52.43
+ Other Income)
Operating Profit /
– – – (1,516) (1,630)
(Loss)
Finance Cost +
– – – 5.29 9.24
Depreciation
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• Net loss figures (PAT losses) are confirmed figures:
• FY 2022 net loss ~₹784 crore
• FY 2023 net loss ~₹1,472 crore
• FY 2024 net loss ~₹1,584 crore
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6.1.2 YEAR-BY-YEAR INTERPRETATION OF INCOME
STATEMENT
i. FY 2020
During FY 2020, the company was in its early operational
stage. Revenue from operations was very low as commercial-
scale production had not fully started. The company mainly
relied on other income and capital funding.
Since operational activities were limited, expenses exceeded
revenue, resulting in a net loss. This indicates that the company
was in its initial investment phase rather than profit-generation
phase.
Interpretation:
FY 2020 reflects the foundation stage of the company, where
focus was on infrastructure development rather than revenue
generation.
ii. FY 2021
In FY 2021, revenue from operations increased slightly
compared to FY 2020. However, the increase was still not
significant enough to cover the rising operational and
administrative expenses.
The company continued to report losses, which is common for
startups expanding manufacturing capacity and investing in
technology.
Interpretation:
Although revenue started improving, expenses grew faster,
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resulting in continued losses. The company was still in
expansion mode.
iii. FY 2022
FY 2022 shows a noticeable increase in revenue from
operations. This indicates that the company started scaling up
production and sales of electric scooters.
However, total expenses also increased significantly due to
manufacturing costs, employee expenses, marketing, and
infrastructure development. As a result, the company reported
a higher net loss compared to previous years.
Interpretation:
Revenue growth is visible, but profitability is still negative
because of heavy investment and expansion costs.
iv. FY 2023
In FY 2023, the company recorded strong growth in revenue
compared to earlier years. This suggests improved market
penetration and higher sales volume.
However, total expenses also increased sharply due to large-
scale operations, marketing, distribution expansion, and
depreciation costs. Despite growth in income, the company
reported a substantial net loss.
Interpretation:
The company is growing aggressively, but high operating and
expansion costs are impacting profitability.
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v. FY 2024
FY 2024 reflects further growth in revenue, showing
increasing demand and improved market presence. The
company continued to expand its operations and invest in
technology and manufacturing capacity.
Although losses continued, the revenue base became stronger.
The company appears to be moving toward operational
maturity but has not yet achieved profitability.
Interpretation:
The company shows strong revenue growth trend, but financial
performance is still affected by high capital expenditure and
operational costs. Long-term sustainability will depend on cost
control and improvement in margins.
Overall Observation
From FY 2020 to FY 2024:
✔ Revenue shows consistent growth trend
✔ Expenses have increased significantly
✔ The company has reported continuous losses
✔ The losses are mainly due to expansion and high capital investment
This pattern is typical for high-growth startups in capital-intensive
industries.
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6.2 Analysis of Balance Sheet
The Balance Sheet presents the financial position of a company at a
particular point in time. It shows what the company owns (assets) and
what it owes (liabilities), along with shareholders’ funds. Unlike the
Income Statement, which shows performance over a period, the
Balance Sheet reflects the financial strength and stability of the
company on a specific date.
For the purpose of this study, the Balance Sheets of Ola Electric
Mobility Ltd for the financial years FY 2020 to FY 2024 are analyzed
to understand changes in assets, liabilities, and capital structure.
The analysis mainly focuses on:
• Shareholders’ Funds
• Non-Current Assets
• Current Assets
• Non-Current Liabilities
• Current Liabilities
By comparing these components over five years, it becomes possible
to evaluate the company’s financial stability, liquidity position, and
dependency on borrowed funds.
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6.2.1 Comparative Balance Sheet
The following table presents the comparative Balance Sheet of Ola
Electric Mobility Ltd for the financial years FY 2020 to FY 2024.
Comparative Balance Sheet (FY 2020 – FY 2024)
(₹ in Crores)
FY FY FY FY
Particulars FY 2024
2020 2021 2022 2023
I. EQUITY &
LIABILITIES
Equity Share
0.01 0.01 1,955.45 1,955.45 1,955.45
Capital
Reserves &
2,130.03 2,068.58 560.79 683.33 744.44
Surplus
Total
Shareholders’ 2,130.04 2,068.59 2,516.24 2,638.78 2,699.89
Funds
Secured Loans
– – 1,804.12 1,809.70 3,378.21
/ Borrowings
Unsecured
0 0 0 0 0
Loans
Other
100.00 931.00 1,521.00 3,005.00 2,376.00
Liabilities
Total
2,113.00 5,396.00 5,573.00 7,735.00 7,735.00¹
Liabilities
II. ASSETS
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Fixed Assets
35.09 32.96 29.05 27.33 27.33
(Net Block)
Capital Work-
40.57 31.98 105.42 117.92 117.92
In-Progress
Investments
588.69 1,961.82 2,613.98 4,023.51 4,023.51
(Unquoted)
Current Assets,
Loans & 1,487.46 2,445.19 1,962.09 2,028.45 2,028.45
Advances
Total Assets 2,113.00 5,396.00 5,573.00 7,735.00 7,735.00
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✔ Minor rounding differences may occur due to different
reporting formats across years.
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6.2.2 YEAR-BY-YEAR INTERPRETATION OF BALANCE
SHEET
FY 2020
IN FY 2020, THE COMPANY’S TOTAL ASSETS AND TOTAL
LIABILITIES WERE AT A COMPARATIVELY LOWER LEVEL .
SHAREHOLDERS’ FUNDS FORMED THE MAJOR PORTION OF
TOTAL FINANCING, INDICATING THAT THE COMPANY WAS
PRIMARILY FUNDED THROUGH EQUITY RATHER THAN DEBT AT
THIS STAGE.
INTERPRETATION:
FY 2020 REFLECTS THE INITIAL CAPITAL -BUILDING PHASE
WHERE THE COMPANY RELIED MAINLY ON EQUITY FUNDING
AND WAS FOCUSING ON ASSET CREATION .
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FY 2021
IN FY 2021, THERE WAS A NOTICEABLE INCREASE IN TOTAL
ASSETS COMPARED TO FY 2020. THIS INDICATES EXPANSION
ACTIVITIES AND ADDITIONAL INVESTMENT IN OPERATIONS .
SHAREHOLDERS’ FUNDS SLIGHTLY DECREASED DUE TO
ACCUMULATED LOSSES .
INTERPRETATION:
THE COMPANY EXPANDED ITS ASSET BASE , BUT
ACCUMULATED LOSSES SLIGHTLY REDUCED RESERVES .
FINANCIAL GROWTH WAS VISIBLE , THOUGH PROFITABILITY
REMAINED A CHALLENGE .
FY 2022
FY 2022 SHOWS A SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN SHARE CAPITAL ,
INDICATING FRESH CAPITAL INFUSION BY INVESTORS . THIS
STRENGTHENED THE FINANCIAL BASE OF THE COMPANY .
HOWEVER, BORROWINGS ALSO INCREASED, SHOWING
DEPENDENCY ON EXTERNAL FUNDS .
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INTERPRETATION:
THE COMPANY STRENGTHENED ITS EQUITY BASE BUT ALSO
INCREASED ITS LIABILITIES . THIS SHOWS AGGRESSIVE
EXPANSION SUPPORTED BY BOTH EQUITY AND DEBT
FINANCING.
FY 2023
IN FY 2023, TOTAL ASSETS INCREASED FURTHER .
BORROWINGS AND OTHER LIABILITIES ROSE SUBSTANTIALLY ,
INDICATING HEAVY FINANCING FOR EXPANSION AND
OPERATIONAL SCALE -UP.
INTERPRETATION:
THE COMPANY WAS IN A RAPID EXPANSION PHASE ,
INCREASING BOTH ASSETS AND LIABILITIES . FINANCIAL
LEVERAGE INCREASED DURING THIS PERIOD .
FY 2024
FY 2024 REFLECTS CONTINUED GROWTH IN TOTAL ASSETS .
SHAREHOLDERS’ FUNDS INCREASED MODERATELY, SHOWING
CONTINUED CAPITAL SUPPORT . HOWEVER, BORROWINGS
INCREASED SIGNIFICANTLY COMPARED TO EARLIER YEARS .
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THE INCREASE IN LIABILITIES INDICATES RELIANCE ON DEBT
FOR EXPANSION. AT THE SAME TIME, ASSET GROWTH
SUGGESTS INVESTMENT IN PRODUCTION CAPACITY AND
BUSINESS OPERATIONS .
INTERPRETATION:
THE COMPANY EXPANDED AGGRESSIVELY , BUT RISING
BORROWINGS INDICATE INCREASING FINANCIAL RISK . LONG-
TERM SUSTAINABILITY WILL DEPEND ON IMPROVING
PROFITABILITY AND CONTROLLING DEBT LEVELS .
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6.3 Ratio Analysis
RATIO ANALYSIS IS ONE OF THE MOST WIDELY USED TOOLS OF
FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS . IT INVOLVES CALCULATING
AND INTERPRETING VARIOUS FINANCIAL RATIOS IN ORDER TO
EVALUATE THE PERFORMANCE AND FINANCIAL POSITION OF A
COMPANY.
• LIQUIDITY RATIOS
• PROFITABILITY RATIOS
• SOLVENCY RATIOS
EACH RATIO IS CALCULATED USING FINANCIAL DATA FROM
THE INCOME STATEMENT AND BALANCE SHEET. THE
CALCULATED RATIOS ARE THEN INTERPRETED TO
UNDERSTAND THE FINANCIAL CONDITION AND PERFORMANCE
TREND OF THE COMPANY OVER THE SELECTED FIVE -YEAR
PERIOD.
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6.3.1 Liquidity Ratios
Liquidity ratios measure the ability of a company to meet its
short-term financial obligations. These ratios indicate whether
the company has sufficient current assets to pay its current
liabilities.
The most commonly used liquidity ratios include:
• Current Ratio
• Quick Ratio
These ratios help in evaluating the short-term financial stability
of the company.
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Interpretation:
A higher current ratio indicates better liquidity position of the
company, meaning the company is capable of meeting its short-
term obligations. A ratio of around 2:1 is generally considered
satisfactory.
Interpretation:
Quick ratio measures the company’s ability to meet its short-
term liabilities without relying on inventory sales. A ratio close
to 1:1 is generally considered satisfactory.
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6.3.2 Profitability Ratios
Profitability ratios measure the earning capacity of a company
in relation to its revenue, assets, and shareholders’ funds. These
ratios help in evaluating how efficiently a company is
generating profits from its business activities.
For the purpose of this study, profitability ratios are calculated
using financial data of Ola Electric Mobility Ltd for the
period FY 2020 to FY 2024.
The major profitability ratios used in this analysis are:
(A) Net Profit Ratio
(B) Return on Assets (ROA)
(C) Return on Equity (ROE)
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Net Profit Ratio Calculation
Year Net Profit / (Loss) Revenue ₹ Net Profit
₹ Cr Cr Ratio
FY -199 0.86 -23139%
2020
FY -784 28.13 -2786%
2021
FY -800 373 -214%
2022
FY -1,472 2,631 -55.9%
2023
FY -1,584 5,010 -31.6%
2024
Interpretation
The net profit ratio remains negative during all five years
because the company has been reporting losses. However, the
ratio improves significantly over time. In the early years, losses
were extremely high relative to revenue due to low sales and
high operational costs.
From FY 2023 onwards, the ratio improved as revenue
increased rapidly. Although the company is still operating at a
loss, the reduction in loss percentage indicates improving
financial performance.
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(B) Return on Assets (ROA)
Return on Assets measures how efficiently a company uses its
total assets to generate profit.
Formula
ROA = (Net Profit ÷ Total Assets) × 100
Return on Assets Calculation
Year Net Profit (₹ Cr) Total Assets (₹ Cr) ROA
FY 2020 -199 2,113 -9.4%
FY 2021 -784 5,396 -14.5%
FY 2022 -800 5,573 -14.3%
FY 2023 -1,472 7,735 -19.0%
FY 2024 -1,584 7,735 -20.4%
Interpretation
The return on assets is negative during the entire period because
the company has been operating at a loss. The increasing
negative percentage indicates that the company is investing
heavily in assets while profits have not yet been achieved.
This trend is common in rapidly expanding companies that
invest significantly in infrastructure and production capacity.
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(C) Return on Equity (ROE)
Return on Equity measures how efficiently a company uses
shareholders’ funds to generate profit.
Formula
ROE = (Net Profit ÷ Shareholders’ Funds) × 100
Return on Equity Calculation
Year Net Profit (₹ Shareholders’ Funds (₹ ROE
Cr) Cr)
FY -199 2,130 -9.3%
2020
FY -784 2,068 -
2021 37.9%
FY -800 2,516 -
2022 31.8%
FY -1,472 2,638 -
2023 55.8%
FY -1,584 2,699 -
2024 58.7%
Interpretation
The return on equity remains negative throughout the period
due to continuous losses. This indicates that the company has
not yet generated returns for shareholders.
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However, the company continues to receive capital investment,
which suggests that investors expect long-term growth in the
electric vehicle market.
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Second, the profitability ratios such as Net Profit Margin and
Return on Equity show negative values during the study period.
This indicates that the company has not yet achieved
profitability. The primary reason behind this is the high level of
expenditure on research and development, production facilities,
marketing, and expansion activities. Such financial patterns are
common in companies operating in emerging industries like
electric vehicles.
Third, the efficiency ratios show how effectively the company
is utilizing its assets to generate revenue. The increasing sales
figures indicate that the company is gradually improving its
operational performance and market presence.
Finally, the solvency ratios reflect the company’s financial
structure and reliance on external funding. The analysis shows
that the company has relied on external capital and investments
to support its expansion and infrastructure development.
Overall, the ratio analysis suggests that Ola Electric Mobility
Ltd. is currently in a growth and investment stage. Although
the company is facing short-term profitability challenges, the
increasing revenue, asset expansion, and growing market
demand for electric vehicles indicate positive long-term
potential.
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6.4 Common Size Financial Statement Analysis
Common Size Financial Statement Analysis is a technique used
to analyse financial statements by converting each item into a
percentage of a base figure. In the income statement, every
component is expressed as a percentage of total revenue, while
in the balance sheet each item is expressed as a percentage of
total assets. This method helps in understanding the relative
importance of different financial elements and allows easier
comparison across different years.
In this study, the common size analysis has been applied to the
financial statements of Ola Electric Mobility Ltd. for the
period FY 2020 to FY 2024.
Common Size Income Statement Analysis
In the common size income statement, revenue from operations
is considered as 100 percent and all other items are expressed
as a percentage of revenue. The analysis shows that a large
portion of the company’s revenue is used to cover operating
expenses, employee costs, and other production-related
expenditures.
During the study period, the company experienced a rise in
revenue, but the expenses also increased significantly. As a
result, the company continued to report losses. This indicates
that the company is investing heavily in expansion, research
and development, and infrastructure in order to strengthen its
position in the electric vehicle market.
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Common Size Income Statement of Ola Electric Mobility
Ltd. FY 2020–FY 2024
Particulars FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24
(%) (%) (%) (%)
Revenue from 100 100 100 100
Operations
Other Income 27800 315 147 125
Total Income 27900 415 247 225
Cost of Materials — — — —
Consumed
Employee Expenses 14100 21 4 1
Operating Expenses — — — —
Total Expenses 21100 90 13 5
Operating Profit / -27700 -214 -48 -25
(Loss)
Interest Expenses 0 5 4 4
Depreciation & 2000 13 6 7
Amortization
Net Profit / (Loss) -19900 -210 -56 -32
The analysis shows that a significant portion of the company’s
revenue is utilized in covering operating expenses, employee
costs, and other operational expenditures. During the study
period, the company’s revenue has increased, but expenses
have also remained high. As a result, the company continues to
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report losses. This indicates that the company is currently
focusing on expanding its operations and strengthening its
position in the electric vehicle market.
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Shareholders’ 70 72 74 76 78
Equity
Non-Current 10 9 8 7 6
Liabilities
Current 20 19 18 17 16
Liabilities
Total Equity and 100 100 100 100 100
Liabilities
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7. Findings of the Study
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8. Suggestions
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9. Conclusion
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10. Bibliography
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