Valuation Creation Through Strategy

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Valuation Creation Through Strategy Evolving Role of CFOs Valuation Creation Through Strategy Smriti Vijay | CFO & Company Secretary 19 October 2012 | Vadodara 22 September 2018

Current roles ensure … EBIT Price Revenue OPERATIONS Cost 1. Direct Expenses 2. Operating Expenses EBIT FINANCING PAT Dividend Surplus Short Term Surplus Equity & Reserves 22 September 2018

Increased Role in Envisioning the Future…. 22 September 2018

Designing the Big Picture 22/09/2018 Designing the Big Picture Establish Mission & Vision Forecast 5 To 10 years SWOT Validate your Plans in Environment – Porters 5 forces How effective are your Plans - Ansoff Maintain Strategic Control Balance Score Card Title : Designing the big picture In Boxes: Establish Mission & Mission Forecast 5 to 10 years - SWOT Validate your plans in Environment – Porters 5 forces How Effective are your plans - Ansoff Maintain Strategic Control - Balance Score Card 22 September 2018 Slide 4 22 September 2018

Strategic Analysis Evaluating a business strategy and positioning Analysing and adjusting the financials and values Concluding the effectiveness of the strategy Forecasting future performance Maintain a creative tension between high value and risk 22 September 2018

SWOT Analysis … S - Strengths Inside Matters Operational process, Organisation culture, Quality Resources … W- Weaknesses Inside Matters Operational process, Organisation culture, Quality Resources … O- Opportunities Outside matters Market Segment Industry & Competition Technology Government T - Threats Outside Matters Market Segment Industry & Competition Technology Government 22 September 2018

The Five Forces That Shape Industry Competition Threat of new entrants Rivalry Among Existing competitors Bargaining power of suppliers Bargaining power of buyers Threat of substitute Products or services 22 September 2018

Ansoff Products Existing New Existing Increasing risk Markets New Market penetration Sell more in existing markets Product development Sell new products in existing markets Increasing risk Markets Market extension Achieve higher sales /market share of existing products in new markets Diversification Sell new products in new markets New Increasing risk 22 September 2018

Holistic View in a four dimensional dashboard Return on Investment Cash Flow Return on Capital Employed Financial Results (Quarterly / Yearly) Finance Number of activities per function Duplicate activities across functions Process alignment (is the right process in the right department?) Process bottlenecks Process automation Internal Business Processes Is there the correct level of expertise for the job? Employee turnover Job satisfaction Training / Learning opportunities Learning & Growth Delivery Performance to customer Quality performance for customer Customer satisfaction rate Customer percentage of market Customer retention rate Customer 22 September 2018

Use of Balance Score Card 22 September 2018

22 September 2018 Slide 14

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