A Study of Assets Turnover of Selected Electrical Companies of India

A Study of Assets Turnover of Selected Electrical Companies of India

Authors

  • Dr. Meenaben Rajendrakumar Hirvaniya

Keywords:

Electricals companies, Assets Turnover, Working Capital

Abstract

Creditors and shareholders invest their money for investing in assets of business and so they are interested in knowing the efficiency and speed with which the assets are converted into sales.  Some proportion must be maintained between sales and total assets. If this is not the case it can be said that there is imbalance somewhere in business. Present research paper the researcher has made attempt to study analysis assets turnover of seven electrical companies of India. Namely- Bajaj ltd, Bhel ltd, Havells ltd, khaitan ltd, Wipro ltd, Surya Roshni ltd, Kirloskar ltd. The paper is purely based on secondary data collected from annual report of seven electrical companies. The researcher has presented brief concept of assets turnover    and data is mentioned in respective tables after presenting data in respective tables its analyses an interpretation is mention.

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Published

10-08-2023

How to Cite

Dr. Meenaben Rajendrakumar Hirvaniya. (2023). A Study of Assets Turnover of Selected Electrical Companies of India. Vidhyayana - An International Multidisciplinary Peer-Reviewed E-Journal - ISSN 2454-8596, 9(1). Retrieved from https://vidhyayanaejournal.org/journal/article/view/912
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