on Pakistan’s Telecom potential KEY DATA KATS Code PTC Reuters Code PTCA.KA Current Price (Rs) 20.97 Year High‚ Low (Rs) 24.59‚ 15.39 Market Cap (Rs’ bn) 107 Market Cap (US$ mn) 1‚069 Shares Outstanding (mn) 5‚100 Free Float (%) 15.5% Source: KSE‚ Reuters & WE Research We initiate the coverage of Pakistan Telecommunication Company Ltd. (PTCL) with a Dec’13 Target Price of Rs 28.10/share‚ offers an upside of +34% -BUY! Our bullish view is mainly on back of implied ICH implementation
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presents the balance sheets as at 31.12.2009 and 31.12.2010 as follows: | |31.12.09 |31.12.10 | |Assets |Rs. | Rs. | |Fixed Assets at cost |31‚30‚000 |36‚05‚000 | |Less: Depreciation | 6‚80.000 | 8‚20‚000
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duration. This common platform enables a meaningful comparison of money over different time periods. • An important principle in financial management is that the value of money depends on when the cash flow occurs – which implies Rs.100 now is worth more than Rs.100 at some future time. Indian Institute of Technology Madras Management Science-II Prof. R.Madumathi Time Value Of Money Time Value Of Money The Time-Value Of Money Money like any other desirable commodity has a price
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8th and India’s 82nd Union budget on 28th February 2013. Key Highlights: * No change in slabs and rate for personal income tax. * Tax credit of Rs 2000 to be provided to every person to having income of up to Rs 5 lakh‚ this will benefit 1.8 crore people. * 5 to 10 per cent surcharge on domestic companies whose taxable income exceeds Rs 10 crore. * Commodities transaction tax levied on non-agriculture commodities futures contracts at 0.01 per cent. * No change in peak rate of customs
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As you are aware that the ESI Amendment Act 2010 has been notified and it has come in to effect w.e.f. 01-06-2010. The ESI Amendment Act 2010 has brought new changes which are necessary to be understood by all HRM & other Labour Law practitioners. Following are the important amendments and its implications:- 1. Sec. 2 clause (6A)(a)(i) & (ii) -The age of the dependents has been increased from 18 years to 25 years-though in the proposed bill‚ the age suggested was 21 years. 2. Sec. 2
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performance of the organization. 2. At the beginning of a month‚ a lady has Rs. 30‚000 available in cash. She expects to receive certain revenues at the beginning of the months 1‚ 2‚ 3 and 4 and pay the bills after that‚ as detailed here: Month Revenue Bills 1 Rs. 28‚000 Rs. 36‚000 2 Rs. 52‚000 Rs. 31‚000 3 Rs. 24‚000 Rs. 40‚000 4 Rs. 22‚000 Rs. 20‚000 It is given that any money left over may be invested for one month
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Does Higher Price Signal Better Quality? INTERFACES presents articles focusing on managerial applications of management practices‚ theories‚ and concepts D P S Verma and Soma Sen Gupta Executive Summary KEY WORDS Product Quality Perceived Quality Purchase Decision Price-quality Relationship With differentiated products‚ consumers may not be aware of the quality and features of the products they buy. They are often unable to make a quality comparison among various brands
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BAHAUDIN ZAKARIYA UNIVERSITY SAHIWAL CAMPUS | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Allied bank Limited BZU SAHIWAL CAMPUS | | | | ANAM FAYYAZMBS-10-56 10/6/2012 | PREFACE The purpose of this report is to elaborate my internship that what I have done
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= GNP – Depreciation – Taxes + Subsidies. = 5‚ 00‚000- 50‚000 – 30‚000+5‚000 = 4‚ 25‚000 Crs. Calculate GNP and NNP from the following data. Net income from abroad is Rs. 1‚400 Crs.‚ GDP is Rs.20‚ 000 Crs.‚
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1988‚ Levers had a profit before tax of Rs 277 million on sales of Rs 3.65 billion.1 MARKET In 1988‚ the total fabric wash sales of 263‚050 tonnes in Pakistan consisted of 247‚000 tonnes of laundry soap‚ 14‚500 tonnes of nonsoap detergent (NSD) powders‚ and 1550 tonnes of NSD bars.2 The laundry soap‚ NSD detergent‚ and NSD bar markets had grown by 5 percent‚ 12 percent‚ and 29 percent respectively‚ as compared to 1987. Laundry soap retailed for Rs 10 to Rs 15 per kilogram (kg)‚ whereas NSD detergent
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