How has been the historical performance of Advance Lifes.?

Answer:The historical performance of Advance Lifes shows significant fluctuations over the years, particularly in net sales and profitability.

Breakdown:
In the fiscal year ending March 2014, Advance Lifes reported net sales of 0.00 Cr, a decline from 0.51 Cr in March 2013 and 1.12 Cr in March 2012. Other operating income also fell to 0.00 Cr in March 2014 from 51.17 Cr in March 2013 and 136.03 Cr in March 2012, leading to total operating income dropping to 0.00 Cr in March 2014 from 51.67 Cr in the previous year and 137.15 Cr in March 2012. The total expenditure, excluding depreciation, decreased to 0.46 Cr in March 2014 from 51.54 Cr in March 2013 and 137.68 Cr in March 2012. Consequently, the operating profit (PBDIT) turned negative at -0.35 Cr in March 2014, compared to a positive 0.47 Cr in March 2013 and a negative -0.38 Cr in March 2012. The profit before tax also reflected a loss of -0.37 Cr in March 2014, down from a profit of 0.30 Cr in March 2013. The profit after tax mirrored this trend, resulting in a loss of -0.30 Cr in March 2014, compared to a profit of 0.24 Cr in March 2013. The earnings per share (EPS) for March 2014 was -0.98, a significant drop from 0.76 in March 2013. In terms of cash flow, the company experienced a net cash inflow of 30.30 Cr in March 2014, a notable increase from 0.41 Cr in March 2013, indicating a positive shift in cash management despite the operational losses.