Tyre : Crude oil derivatives such as carbon black , synthetic rubber etc forms nearly 30-40 % cost of producing a Tyre. Hence higher input cost due to high oil price impact Tyre companies profits and profits margin. 2/6
Paint: Higher crude price is negative for paint companies’ as it hurts their profit margins. Crude oil and its derivatives are key raw material and account 50% of the paint companies total expense. 3/6
Cement: Higher crude prices causes rice in petcoke prices and freight costs due to this profit margins impact. Cement companies power and fuel expenses form approx. 25-30 % of operating cost. 4/6
Aviation: Jet fuel or aviation turbine fuel (ATF) forms a huge part of operating costs of airlines. Higher crude price has negative impact on aviation companies’ profitability. 5/6
FMCG and Packaging Companies : higher crude price hurt margins of FMCG companies as several raw material items and packaging cost increase
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Tyre : Crude oil derivatives such as carbon black , synthetic rubber etc forms nearly 30-40 % cost of producing a Tyre. Hence higher input cost due to high oil price impact Tyre companies profits and profits margin.
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Paint: Higher crude price is negative for paint companies’ as it hurts their profit margins. Crude oil and its derivatives are key raw material and account 50% of the paint companies total expense.
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IPO Applicants Never Miss To Check These Six Points Before Applying For IPO To Avoid Regret Later.
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1) IPO Grading: Credit rating agencies provide grading to IPO. IPO with grade above 4 is considered as good. This shows financial stability of the company. Grade 5- Strong Fundamental. Grade-4 above average fundamental, Grade-3 above average fundamental
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2) Proportion of Fresh Issues and Offer for Sale (OFS) in IPO-
Fresh Issue: Means company is issuing new shares & selling to the investors via IPO. Money raised through sale of fresh issue shares in an IPO goes to company & utilized as mentioned in the IPO document.
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