Financial management at Bajaj Auto
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Case Details:
Case Code : FINA004
Case Length : 21 Pages
Period : 2003 - 2004
Pub. Date : 2004
Teaching Note :Not Available
Organization : Bajaj Auto
Industry : Auto and Ancillaries
Countries : India
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Excerpts
Background Note
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The Bajaj group was founded by Jamnalal Bajaj in the 1930s. His eldest son Kamalnayan established Bajaj Auto, the flagship of the Bajaj group, in 1945, as a private limited company. From 1948 to 1959, Bajaj imported scooters and three wheelers from Italy and sold them in India...
Financial Management
Bajaj earned bulk of its revenue from the automotive business. In 2003, motorcycles dominated the automotive segment, accounting for 55 % of its revenues...
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Looking Ahead
In the motorcycles segment, 'Boxer' had performed well and had increased its market share to 45% in the entry-level market, which was estimated at 102,000 units (35% of total motorcycle sales). But growth was primarily led by 'Pulsar', the premium-end motorcycle...
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Exhibits
Exhibit I : Comparative Valuation of the Leading
Companies
Exhibit II: Two Wheelers Industry: Changing Dynamics
Exhibit III: Comparative Analysis: Motorcycle Sales
Exhibit IV: Bajaj: Major Models
Exhibit V: Bajaj vs. Competitors: Major Models in Different Segments in
2003
Exhibit VI: Bajaj: Operating Working Capital
Exhibit VII: Bajaj: Investment of Surplus Funds
Exhibit VIII: Income from Investments
Exhibit IX: Return on Operating Capital |
Exhibit X: Dividend Payouts (%)
Exhibit XI: Bajaj: Equity Holding, December 2003
Exhibit XII: Bajaj: Capital History
Exhibit XIII: Bajaj: Ratios
Exhibit XIV: Common size Income statement
Exhibit XV: Common size Balance Sheet
Exhibit XVI: Comparative Income Statement
Exhibit XVII: Comparative Balance Sheet
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