FOREST DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OF MAHARASHTRA LTD. THE FINANCIAL STRUCTURE OF FDCM LTD.

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FOREST DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OF MAHARASHTRA LTD. THE FINANCIAL STRUCTURE OF FDCM LTD. 14-15 The Company has to mobilise different financial sources for implementation of various plantation and other forestry schemes. The financial structure of FDCM Ltd. is as under : 1.0 Owner s Capital Share Capital. The Company is Government of Maharashtra Enterprise. The Govt. of Maharashtra has provided entire share capital contribution to the Company. The present Authorised Share Capital of the Company is Rs. 35.00 crore which is divided into 35,00,000 equity shares of Rs.100/- each. The issued, subscribed and paid up share Capital as at 31.3.2014 was Rs. 27.95 crore. In addition, the Share application money of Rs. 294.67 crore, Out of which Rs. 294.54 crore is accounted for, by book adjustment towards conversion of Loan liability into share capital by Govt. of Maharashtra vide GR No FDC- 2011/ CR-14 /F-5 dated 19.12.2012 pending allotment of shares for required formalities. Reserve & Surplus. Reserve and Surplus as at 31.3.2015 was Rs. 929.72 crore. This includes accumulated surplus of Rs. 558.86 crore and the non-refundable funds provided by Govt. of Maharashtra and others of Rs. 203.45 crore and Capital reserve amounting to Rs. 167.41 crores for Management plan (Mandatory) plantations, for creating specific capital assets/plantations. The funds/ grants are in connection of WFP Plantation, Forest Development Tax Schemes, Wasteland Development Programme under EGS/MREGS, Maharashtra Forestry Project, National Bamboo mission, Medicinal Plantation, 13 th Finance commission, CAMPA, Eco tourism etc. 2.00 Borrowed Capital. i) Secured Loans Institutional finance The Company had borrowed loans from Banks under NABARD financial arrangement for its Teak Plantation Phase I, Phase I Extension and W.L.D.P., Zone III, Zone II b Projects. The Company had paid the entire loan of Rs. 46.47 crore alongwith interest, under all Projects, by end of 31.03.2000. ii) Unsecured Loans from Govt. of Maharashtra a) Initially the Govt. of Maharashtra provided loan of Rs. 7.53 crore (Govt. old loan) for the teak plantation programme during 1977-78 and 1978-79. The repayment of loan and interest was deferred due to moratorium on

NABARD Loan till 31.03.2000. The Company has repaid to the Govt., the entire old loan alongwith interest upto 2003-04. b) FDCM Ltd. implemented MFP as one of the line agencies of GOM, during the period from 1992-93 to 1999-2000. The financing of the Project was as under:- (Rs. In Lacs) No Classification Funds received Interest Accrued Grants/Funds Loan Total on loan 1 2 3 4 5 (3+4) 6 1 Plan- Under world Bank Assitance 3532.11 8227.60 11759.71 10860.13 2 Non Plan under 0.00 7641.92 7641.92 13152.06 GOM Funds Total 3532.11 15869.52 19401.63 24012.19 Total Loan Loan Loan Balance No. liability repaid conversion loan into Share Capital Vide GR dated 19.12.2012 7 (5+6) 8 9 10 1 Plan- Under world 19087.73 8227.60 10860.13 NIL Bank Assitance 2 Non Plan under 20793.98 2200.00 18593.98 NIL GOM Funds Total 39881.71 10427.60 29454.11 NIL 3.00 Capital Employed (As at 31.3.2015) - Rs. 1061.04 Crores. 4.00 Creation of a) Fixed The Company has acquired different types of fixed assets like Buildings, Roads, Furniture and Fittings, Plant and Machinery, Office equipment, Survey and Mathematical Instruments, Vehicles, Motor Cars, wireless apparatus & Computers etc. The gross value of such assets( including work in progress) as at 31.3.2015 is Rs. 23.02 crore. The accumulated depreciation thereon is Rs.9.21 crore and thus, net value stood for Rs.13.81 crore. b) Current The current assets of the Company mostly includes the Nursery and Plantation assets, Closing stock, Claims receivable towards the plantation assets handed over to respective agencies, loans and advances to staff, etc. The Nursery and Plantation assets are shown at cost in the accounts. The book value of such Nursery and Plantation assets as at 31.3.2015 is Rs. 907.70 crore. The total current assets including Nursery and Plantation assets as at 31.3.2015 stood for 1230.65 crore.

The investment on Nursery and Plantation assets includes mainly the following programmes : (Rs in crore) No Name of Programme Investment 1. Ongoing Teak Plantation Programme 258.00 2. Enrichment Plantation Programme 3.44 3. Plantations under W.L D. Programme under 37.67 Bank Finance/Internal Sources 4. Plantations under Maharashtra Forestry Project 285.11 5. F. D. Tax Scheme Plantations 16.15 6. Plantation Schemes by utilising WFP 8.99 Revolving Fund and Internal Sources 7. Management Plan (Mandatory) Plantations 186.41 under Overwood Removal funds 8. Other Plantation Schemes and Nursery 111.93 TOTAL 907.70 5.00 Profitability of FDCM Ltd. The income from thinning operations of plantations generally starts from tenth year and onwards, as interim income. The Company has earned profit from the year 1988-89 and onwards. The accumulated profit upto 31.3.2015 is Rs. 558.86 crore. The entire profit is deployed for repayment of loan / interest under NABARD loan arrangement, Govt. loan (old and new), Capital expenditure on some plantations and other activities, including establishment cost & overheads, working capital and future obligations etc. Considering the obligation to discharge the committed liabilities of Establishment cost & overheads on capital schemes and future obligations etc., the Board of Directors declare prorate dividend @ 5% on paid up Equity Share Capital for the year 2009-10, 2010-11, 8.60 % for the year 2011-12, 6 % for the year 2012-13, 11.60 % for the year 2013-14 and 5% for the year 2014-15 out of the Profits of the Company in the light of G.R.No.PSU /10.10/ CR -22/ dated 21 st June 2010 and G.R.No.PSU /10.11/ CR-22/ dated 22 Feb. 2012. The Company has also undertaken some turnkey projects of plantation of various Public Sector Undertakings, Municipal Corporations, Western coal fields etc, and some diversified activities like preparation of Compost / Vermi compost, Eco tourism etc. The Company also implemented schemes under 13 th finance commission, Medicinal plants conservation and development, schemes under CAMPA, Eco Tourism activities etc. The Company has incurred expenditure on different activities during 2014-15 to the tune of Rs. 231 crore approximately. Out of which about Rs.119.00 crore is treated as revenue expenditure and the remaining Rs. 112 crore as Capital expenditure for purchase of assets, raising and maintenance of plantations under different schemes. The Company incurs about Rs.118 crore on the establishment cost and overheads and administrative expenses. The sources of the same at present are mainly from internal sources out of thinning / Harvesting activity.

The Profit and Loss account and Balance Sheet position for last five years is enclosed herewith. Profit & Loss A/c (Past Five Years) (Rs. in lakh) a)sale of Materials (Poles, 12893.88 15875.87 13725.07 11780.08 12940.22 F.W., Timber etc.) b)turnkey 86.03 133.85 117.54 167.00 297.28 Plantation receipts c) Compensation claims 9.61 3312.58 1030.46 4807.71 66.83 d)other Income 1291.62 1951.39 2273.44 1679.19 1794.47 e)closing Stock 1545.12 1801.58 1893.91 1896.38 2334.76 Total Income:- 15826.26 23075.27 19040.42 20330.36 17433.56 EXPENDITURE Total Expenditure 8868.37 14782.46 14126.87 11900.44 14582.17 Less: Amount capitalized 672.49 906.40 1376.22 1050.59 1490.27 Net Expenditure 8195.88 13876.06 12750.65 10849.85 13091.90 Gross Profit 7630.38 9199.21 6289.77 9480.51 4341.66 Appropriation to capital 1528.73 2426.71 1853.46 1170.68 2010.77 reserve for Management plan (Mandatory) Plantation. Less: Prior period - (-)30.97 (-)0.63 0.00 0.00 Adjustments Profit before tax 6101.65 6803.47 4436.94 8309.83 2330.89 Tax Provision for Income 1672.00 2064.01 1340.00 1800.00 1153.00 Tax Deferred tax liability (-)0.07 (-)0.25 (-)98.70 40.23 (-) 0.25 provision Transitional Provision for - - - - 269.66 Depreciation Proposed Dividend on 138.58 238.94 167.02 323.51 45.42 equity shares Tax on Dividend 22.48 38.76 27.10 54.98 7.72 Profit after Tax and Dividend / provision 4268.66 4462.01 3001.52 6091.11 855.34 Accumulated Profit 41475.67 45937.68 48939.20 55030.31 55885.65

6.00 Balance Sheet (Past Five Years) Liabilities (Rs.in Lakh) a)i) Paid up Capital ii) Share Application money 2776.49 34400.00 2781.46 29454.13 2785.49 29454.11 2789.49 29454.11 2795.26 29467.09 b)reserve & Surplus 65800.11 73738.05 80298.46 88672.17 92971.64 c)borrowings Short/ Long Term d)trade dues & other Liabilities - 2945.89 0.00 0.00 0.00 4297.85 6586.22 13716.49 14003.59 18341.76 e) Deferred Tax liability ( Non current liability) 1.72 1.46 0.00 0.00 0.00 Total Liabilities 107276.17 115507.21 126254.55 134919.36 143575.75 (Rs.in lakh) a)gross 2161.20 2402.96 2832.36 2837.81 2301.86 Fixed b)less: 1404.60 1477.96 1622.75 1741.05 921.26 Depreciation c)net fixed 756.60 925.00 1209.61 1096.76 809.21 d)capital work in Progress 0.08 497.94 504.62 546.67 571.39 e)current, Loans & Adv. f) Non current 106519.49 100469.69 109558.49 114405.78 123065.08-13614.58 14981.83 18870.15 19130.07 Total 107276.17 115507.21 126254.55 134919.36 143575.75 Capital employed 102978.31 92360.52 97556.23 102045.62 106103.92 Net Worth 44252.16 48719.15 51724.69 57819.80 58680.91 Note: 1) Capital employed represents net fixed assets plus capital work in progress and working capital (Current assets-current liabilities ) 2) Net worth represents paid-up capital plus free reserves (Accumulated surplus) Less intangible assets. --------------