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Vision/Mission
Besides keeping its position intact in its core areas of activities, MMTC also associates itself in promotion and development of trade related infrastructure. Aiming at diversification and to add value to trading operations, MMTC has taken various strategic initiatives following public private partnership route, which include, in broad terms, setting up of a Commodity Exchange (which has commenced its operation in November, 2009) and a Currency Exchange (which has commenced its operation in September, 2010). As a measure of investing in mining infrastructure MMTC is promoting a Joint Venture Company for exploration and development of mines for Minerals, Ferrous and Non-Ferrous ores, Precious Metals, Diamonds and Coal etc. MMTC has also been allotted a coal mine in Jharkhand having estimated reserves of about 800 million MT of both coking and thermal coal. MMTC is a member of a consortium, which has constructed permanent Iron Ore Loading berth at Ennore, which is expected to be commissioned shortly. MMTC is also partner in another consortium, which has been awarded the project for construction of a deep draft iron ore berth at Paradip port as well. Moreover, to facilitate promotion of two way trade MMTC took the lead in setting up free trade and warehousing zones at Haldia and Kandla. The operational performance of the company along with performance indicators and selected financial ratios during the period 2008-09 to 2010-11 can be seen on the opposite page. The Company registered an increase of ` 20595.41 crore in total income during 2010-11 which went up to ` 68079.51 crore in 2010-11 from ` 47484.10 crore during 2009-10. However, the net profit of the company reduced to ` 121.64 crore, a reduction of ` 94.60 crore over the previous year profit of ` 216.24 crore due to increase in other expenses and decrease in margins due to intense competition in all its trade activities.
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Performance Highlights
The company employed 1762 regular employees as on 31.3.2011. This manpower strength includes 20 officers, 126 staff and 84 workers of erstwhile Mica Trading Company Ltd., which had been merged with MMTC pursuant to the orders of BIFR. The retirement age in the company is 60 years. It is following IDA 2007 pattern of remuneration. Details of employment in last 3 years are given below:
Particulars Executives including NonUnionised Supervisors Non-Executives # Total Employees 2010-11 584 1178 1762 2009-10 608 1230 1838 2008-09 619 1263 1882
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Balance Sheet Particulars Authorised Capital (1) Sources Of Fund (1.1) Shareholders Funds (A) Paid-Up Capital Central Govt Others (B) Share Application Money (C) Reserves & Surplus Total (A) + (B) + (C) (1.2) Loan Funds (A) Secured Loans (B) Unsecured Loans Total (A) + (B) (1.3) Deferred Tax Liability Total (1.1) + (1.2) + (1.3) (2) Application Of Funds (2.1) Fixed Assets (A) Gross Block (B) Less Depreciation (C) Net Block (A-B) (D) Capital Work In Progress Total (C) + (D) (2.2) Investment (2.3) Current Assets, Loan & Advances (A) Inventories (B) Sundry Debtors (C) Cash & Bank Balances (D) Other Current Assets (E) Loan & Advances Total (A)+ (B)+ (C)+ (D)+ (E) (2.4) Less:current Liabilities & Provisions (A) Current Liabilities (B) Provisions Total (A+B) (2.5) Net Current Assets (2.3-2.4) (2.6) Deferred Revenue / Pre. Expenditure (2.7) Deferred Tax Asset (2.8) Profit & Loss Account(Dr) Total (2.1+2.2+2.5+2.6+2.7+2.8) 484656 40000 524656 703521 0 3355 0 746320 499719 39027 538746 603391 0 2266 0 645194 64797 253973 674824 0 234583 1228177 213483 155231 608076 0 165347 1142137 20744 9659 11085 51 11136 28308 20641 8467 12174 72 12246 27291 500199 108148 608347 0 746320 461436 55043 516479 0 645194 9933 67 0 127973 137973 4967 33 0 123715 128715 2010-11 10000 2009-10 10000
Profit & Loss Account Particulars (1) Income (A) Sales/Operating Income (B) Excise Duty 6885449 0 6885449 71188 -148686 6807951 4512419 0 4512419 80361 155630 4748410 2010-11 2009-10
(` in Lakhs) 2008-09
(C) Net Sales (A-B) (D) Other Income/Receipts (E) Accretion/Depletion in Stocks (I)Total Income (C+D+E) (2) Expenditure (A) Purchase of Finished Goods/ Consumption Of Raw Materials (B) Stores & Spares (C) Power & Fuel (D) Manufacturing / Direct / Operating Expenses (E) Salary, Wages & Benefits / Employee Exp. (F) Other Expenses
6458786 0 202 44501 18376 225973 2294 6750132 57819 1247 0 56572
4533479 0 193 115122 16836 6689 190 4672509 75901 1333 0 74568
3590697 0 181 64282 16528 22316 4061 3698065 89755 1258 182 88315
(G) Provisions (II)Total Expenditure (A to G) (3) Profit Before Dep, Int, Taxes & EP (PBDITEP) (I-II) (4) Depreciation (5) Dre/Prel Exp Written Off (6) Profit Before Int., Taxes & Ep (PBITEP) (3-4-5)
(7) Interest (A) On Central Government Loans (B) On Foreign Loans (C) Others (D) Less Interest Capitalised (E) Charged to P & L Account (A+B+C-D) (8) Profit Before Tax & EP(PBTEP) (6-7E) (9) Tax Provisions (10) Net Profit / Loss Before EP (8-9) (11) Net Extra-Ord. Items (12) Net Profit / Loss(-) (10-11) (13) Dividend Declared (14) Dividend Tax (15) Retained Profit (12-13-14) 0 0 37186 0 37186 19386 7014 12372 208 12164 2500 405 9259 0 0 41262 0 41262 33306 11683 21623 -1 21624 4500 747 16377 0 0 66587 0 66587 21728 7716 14012 -10 14022 0 0 14022
Important Indicators (i) Investment (ii) Capital Employed (iii) Net Worth (iv) Cost of Production (v) Cost of Sales (vi) Gross Value Added (At Market Price) (vii) Total Employees (Other Than Casuals) (Nos.) (viii) Avg. Monthly Emoluments Per Employee (Rs.)
Financial Ratios (i) Sales : Capital Employed (ii) Cost of Sales : Sales (iii) Salary / Wages : Sales (iv) Net Profit : Net Worth (v) Debt : Equity (vi) Current Ratio (vii) Sundry Debtors : Sales (No. of Days) (viii) Total Inventory : Sales
1762 86909
1838 76333
1882 73185
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