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Cash Flow From Operating Activities

Titan Company Limited shows robust operating cash flow with a 23% revenue increase, driven by strong sales in jewelry and watches. Despite negative cash flow from investing activities due to significant capital expenditures for growth, the company maintains a healthy liquidity position. The negative net cash flow for FY24 is attributed to these investments and high dividend payouts, but it reflects a strategic approach to future profitability and shareholder returns.

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Cash Flow From Operating Activities

Titan Company Limited shows robust operating cash flow with a 23% revenue increase, driven by strong sales in jewelry and watches. Despite negative cash flow from investing activities due to significant capital expenditures for growth, the company maintains a healthy liquidity position. The negative net cash flow for FY24 is attributed to these investments and high dividend payouts, but it reflects a strategic approach to future profitability and shareholder returns.

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Cash Flow from Operating Activities:

Titan’s operating cash flow remains robust,


driven by a 23% increase in revenue for the
fiscal year. The company continues to
generate substantial cash from its core
business operations, supported by strong
sales in its jewelry and watch divisions. This
positive cash flow signifies that the
company’s core business is profitable and
effectively managing its
working capital, indicating healthy
operational efficiency.

Cash Flow from Investing Activities:


The company’s cash flow from investing
activities shows a negative balance,
reflecting significant capital expenditure in
expanding its retail footprint and upgrading
technology. Titan has made strategic
investments to support long-term growth,
particularly in its jewelry and eyewear
segments. These outflows are typical of a
company in growth mode and reflect Titan’s
commitment to future expansion. However,
there were some inflows from divestment or
sale of assets, but these were not sufficient
to fully offset the investments made.

Cash Flow from Financing Activities:


In financing activities, Titan had net
outflows, primarily due to debt repayments
and higher dividend payouts to
shareholders. While the company has made
strategic debt repayments, the large
dividends reflect Titan’s shareholder-friendly
policy. This approach maintains investor
confidence but reduces the available cash
for future expansion unless supplemented
by operational earnings.

Overall Net Cash Flow:


Despite strong operational cash generation,
Titan’s net cash flow for FY24 is negative
due to higher capital investments and
dividend payouts. However, this negative
figure is not alarming, as the company still
has a healthy cash reserve and is in a strong
liquidity position. Titan is reinvesting its
earnings for future growth while balancing
shareholder returns, a strategy that
suggests confidence in its future profitability.

Conclusion: Titan Company Limited


continues to demonstrate solid operational
performance, generating strong cash from
its core activities. The company is
strategically investing in growth and
maintaining a balance between debt
management and shareholder returns. The
negative net cash flow for FY24 is not a
concern, as it is driven by growth
investments, and the company remains
financially stable.

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