How has been the historical performance of Incap?

Answer:The historical performance of Incap shows a challenging financial situation for the year ending March 2010.

Breakdown:
In the fiscal year ending March 2010, Incap reported net sales of 13.66 Cr, with total operating income also at 13.66 Cr. The company faced significant raw material costs amounting to 9.99 Cr, leading to total expenditure (excluding depreciation) of 13.36 Cr. This resulted in an operating profit (PBDIT) of 0.81 Cr, which included other income of 0.50 Cr. However, after accounting for interest expenses of 0.54 Cr and depreciation of 0.67 Cr, the profit before tax was recorded at -0.40 Cr, culminating in a profit after tax of -0.66 Cr. Consequently, the net profit stood at -0.66 Cr, with an earnings per share (EPS) of -1.07. The operating profit margin (excluding other income) was 2.21%, while the profit after tax margin was notably negative at -4.84%. On the cash flow front, the company had a net cash inflow of 1.82 Cr, with cash flow from operating activities at 0.57 Cr and cash flow from investing activities showing a negative outflow of 1.67 Cr. The closing cash and cash equivalents were reported at 2.37 Cr.