Colombo Bourse’s Billion Rupee Club

Quibit · 1 Colombo Bourse’s Billion Rupee Club Fri Apr 29, 2011 9:51 pm

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Table below shows the club of 35 members who have qualified to be a part of ‘Colombo Bourse's Billion Rupee Club’. The eligibility criteria lie with their earnings reaching LKR1 bn mark.

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MarketResearch · 2 Re: Colombo Bourse’s Billion Rupee Club Fri Apr 29, 2011 10:00 pm

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Big Companies are missing since the market capitalization.
Ex.ASHOK

milanka · 3 Asset efficiency ratio Fri Apr 29, 2011 10:01 pm

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Would you mind explaining what the Asset efficiency ratio is ? is it one ratio or group of ratios ?

worthiness · 4 Efficiency Ratio Sat Apr 30, 2011 12:02 am

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Efficiency ratios measure how effectively company utilizes its own assets.
As per data table Nestle, lanka IOC,Chevron, DIMO, Cargills & Richard Peiris are on top ranking respectively.

Antonym · 5 Re: Colombo Bourse’s Billion Rupee Club Sat Apr 30, 2011 12:37 am

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@milanka: Asset Efficiency (or Asset Turnover) is an efficiency ratio that measures how efficiently an organization utilizes its Assets. The ratio is obtained by dividing Sales by Total Assets.
For example: During 2009-10, JKH generated sales of Rs 48 billion with assets of Rs 99 billion, giving an Asset Efficiency Ratio of 0.48.

It is probably not right to compare ratios between companies from different industries because some are asset-intensive, while others are labour-intensive. But within the same industry, comparison works fairly well.

ShareShares · 6 Re: Colombo Bourse’s Billion Rupee Club Sat Apr 30, 2011 5:33 am

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MarketResearch wrote:Big Companies are missing since the market capitalization.
Ex.ASHOK

I think, JKH and Carsons group comes to the top CARS, BUKI, GUAR and CINV seem to be given as separate PLCs in the same group of companies. As Seyon or one of the other members mentioned earlier, as a group those PLCs might be placed on the top position when they release next quarter results. Some media reports list them as a single group.