How has been the historical performance of 7Seas Enter.?

Answer:The historical performance of 7Seas Enter. shows significant fluctuations in its financial metrics over the years, particularly from March 2010 to March 2013.

Breakdown:
In March 2010, 7Seas Enter. reported net sales of 7.10 Cr, which increased to 13.63 Cr in March 2011, before rising to a peak of 23.09 Cr in March 2012. However, by March 2013, net sales dropped sharply to 12.49 Cr. The total operating income followed a similar trend, peaking at 23.09 Cr in March 2012 and falling to 12.49 Cr in March 2013. The company's total expenditure, excluding depreciation, increased from 5.39 Cr in March 2010 to 15.97 Cr in March 2012, before declining to 9.20 Cr in March 2013. Operating profit (PBDIT) also peaked at 7.12 Cr in March 2012 but fell to 3.30 Cr in March 2013. The profit before tax turned negative in March 2013 at -0.05 Cr, down from 4.71 Cr in March 2012, leading to a profit after tax of -0.17 Cr in March 2013, compared to 3.17 Cr in March 2012. The earnings per share (EPS) reflected this decline, dropping from 4.89 in March 2012 to -0.27 in March 2013. The operating profit margin decreased from 30.84% in March 2012 to 26.36% in March 2013, while the profit after tax margin fell from 13.73% to -1.4% in the same period. Overall, the financial data indicates a decline in profitability and sales performance in the most recent year, following a peak in 2012.