Business, Management and Accounting
8 years ago

Debt-heavy firms in India face lower profits, equity key for success.

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International Journal of Research in Commerce, IT and Management
TO MEASURE SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE IN FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED FERTILIZER COMPANIES IN INDIA BASED ON PROFITABILITY RATIOS
Ankit D. Patel

Paper Summary

The study looked at how different types of funding (like loans and stocks) affect the financial performance of fertilizer companies in India. They found that companies with more debt tend to be less profitable. This means that profitable companies rely more on money from stocks rather than loans. The researchers suggest that companies should aim for a balanced mix of debt and equity to improve their financial health.

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