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ON
CASH FLOW STATEMENT ANALYSIS
AT
ASHIRVAD PIPES PVT. LTD.
Submitted in partial fulfillment for the award of the Degree of
PRESENTED BY
K.SATISH
CHAPTERIZATION:
1.6. Limitations
1.7. Chaptalization
• CHAPTER III:
3.1. Theoretical background and literature review
• CHAPTER IV:
4.1. Data analysis & interpretation of the study
• CHAPTER V:
5.1. Findings
5.2. Suggestions
5.3. Conclusion
INTRODUCTION
• Cash is the basic input of the business and need to keep
going to business in continues basis .
• Cash flow statement can be an analysis of the
operating, financing, and investing activities.
• Operating activities: operating activities include the
production, sales and delivery of the products and
collecting the payments due to the costumers.
• Investing activities: the purchase and sale of the asset,
loan providing and receive the customers and the
acquisitions & mergers due to the payments.
• Financial activities: it includes cash inflows like;
investors on banking and shareholder, cash outflow the
company has generated the income due to cash of the
shareholders as dividends.
CASH FLOW DEFINITION
• The amount of cash or cash-equivalent which the
company receives or gives out by the way of payment(s)
to creditors is known as cash flow.
• Cash flows are two types
• Cash inflow : which amt of cash can be receives to the
borrowers.
• Cashoutflow : which amt of cash can be gives to the
borrowers.
NEED FOR THE STUDY
• Cash flow statement provides information on a firm of
liquidity and solvency and its ability can be changed into
cash flows in the use future circumstances.
• Cash flow statement provides the information in any
additional due to changes in evaluating assets and
liabilities and equity.
•
SCOPE OF THE STUDY
• Cash flow statement indicates the amt of probability and
timing of future cash flows.
• Cash flow statement has included non-cash transactions
of the depreciation and writes offs on bad debts and
credit losses of the few.
• Cash flow statement can be reflected by firm’s liquidity.
OBJECTIVES OF STUDY