An Empirical Study of Financial Data of AMCO India Limited

Abstract

Financial analysis is the process of identifying a company’s advantages and disadvantages. The balance sheet and specifics of the company’s profit and loss account provide the foundation for financial analysis. This study has been conducted by examining 10 years of the financial statements of Amco India Limited. The main purpose of this study is to analyze the financials of the company and help in determining its growth. This study has made use of secondary data. This study indicates that a number of ratios, including the cash, quick, and current ratios, the dividend payout ratio, rate of return, assets, return on equity, and other metrics, are examined in an effort to determine the company’s financial situation. The main goal is to examine the company’s financial details in order to provide insights into its growth trajectory. This study aims to shed light on many facets of the company’s financial health by using secondary data. Notably, a number of important ratios are carefully examined, including the dividend payout ratio, rate of return, assets, and return on equity, in addition to measurements like the cash, quick, and current ratios. The research aims to provide a thorough insight into the company’s financial status by utilizing this holistic approach, empowering stakeholders to make educated decisions.