How has been the historical performance of Frontier Capital?

Answer:The historical performance of Frontier Capital shows a decline in net sales and profits over the years, particularly from March 2014 to March 2015.

Breakdown:
Frontier Capital's net sales decreased from 2.98 Cr in March 2014 to 2.89 Cr in March 2015, following a trend of fluctuating sales over the previous years. The total operating income mirrored this decline, remaining at 2.89 Cr in March 2015, down from 2.98 Cr in March 2014. The company experienced a significant rise in total expenditure, which increased from 1.24 Cr in March 2014 to 2.56 Cr in March 2015, primarily driven by higher manufacturing expenses that rose to 2.13 Cr. Consequently, the operating profit (PBDIT) fell sharply from 1.80 Cr in March 2014 to 0.41 Cr in March 2015, resulting in a decrease in the operating profit margin from 58.33% to 11.47%. Profit before tax also saw a decline from 1.62 Cr to 0.31 Cr, and profit after tax dropped from 1.02 Cr to 0.14 Cr, reflecting a PAT margin decrease from 34.32% to 5.02%. Cash flow from operating activities turned positive at 7.03 Cr in March 2015, a recovery from the negative cash flow of -6.33 Cr in March 2014, although the overall net cash outflow was -0.09 Cr. The closing cash and cash equivalents decreased from 0.23 Cr in March 2014 to 0.14 Cr in March 2015, indicating a tightening liquidity position.