In our publication from December 5, 2017 we spoke about procedure of obtaining data from counterparties’ credit histories.
The Federal Law №327-FL from August 3, 2018 detailed the procedure and ways of carrying the consent of borrowers on obtaining their credit reports by users.
The adopted amendments define the concept of credit or loan agreement. Today it includes bank account agreement considering making payments from accounts at shortage of money on them, i.e. lending of accounts. These data will be included in the scope of information sending to the credit bureau.
The sources of information for making of credit histories involve liquidation committees or liquidators, purchasers of rights of claims for obligations, including mortgage agents and specialized financial companies.
It was clarified the order of requesting on providing credit reports for borrowers, and procedure of recognition of borrowers using the unified system of identification and authentication.
Following the adoption of amendments, one bureau is limited in provision to borrowers of free credit reports up to 2 times per year, and once a year it is permitted to provide hard copy. As in the previous edition of the law, the number of charged reports is not limited.
Credit reports are available for users only by approbation of borrowers. Content, requirements of the approbation and procedure for obtaining are also defined by the law.
As of 14.09.2018, the State register of credit bureaus of the Central Bank of RF contains information about 13 active bureaus. Details of their activity are available by subscription to the Information and Analytical system Globas.
Information Agency Credinform presents a review of activity trends of the largest real economy companies of the Samara region. The companies from the Samara region with the highest volume of annual revenue (TOP-10 and TOP-1000) have been selected for the analysis, according to the data from the Statistical Register for the latest available accounting periods (2012 — 2017). The analysis was based on the data from the Information and Analytical system Globas.
Net assets indicate fair value of corporate assets that is calculated annually as assets on balance less company’s liabilities. Net assets value is negative (insufficiency of property) if liabilities are larger than the property value.
№ | Name, INN, type of activity |
Net assets value, billion RUB |
Solvency index Globas | ||||
2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | |||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |
1 | PJSC Russian innovation fuel and energy company INN 7736036626 Crude petroleum extraction In process of reorganization in the form of transformation, since 30.07.2018 |
109.65 | 143.09 | 181.40 | 213.10 | 245.17 | 183 High |
2 | NJSC TRANSNEFT-PRIVOLGA INN 6317024749 Oil and oil products transportation via pipelines |
99.39 | 101.28 | 129.86 | 156.20 | 168.32 | 211 Strong |
3 | LLC LEVIT INN 6330030244 Investment in securities |
78.32 | 85.50 | 109.86 | 145.30 | 125.38 | 245 Strong |
4 | PJSC TOGLIATTIAZOT INN 6320004728 Manufacture of fertilizers and nitrogen compounds |
34.07 | 47.61 | 68.95 | 67.30 | 68.18 | 199 High |
5 | NJSC SAMARANEFTEGAS INN 6315229162 Extraction of crude petroleum |
88.91 | 129.59 | 91.53 | 62.83 | 98.06 | 184 High |
996 | NJSC Enterprise of Heating Networks (PTS) INN 6315530348 Distribution of steam and hot water (thermal energy) |
-0.20 | -0.22 | -0.07 | -1.45 | -2.65 | 267 Medium |
997 | LLC World of Soft Toys INN 6321135890 Wholesale of games and toys Process of being wound up, since 24.01.2017 |
0.04 | 0.05 | -1.14 | -2.65 | -2.59 | 600 Insufficient |
998 | PJSC VOLGABURMASH INN 6314007329 Manufacture of machinery for mining and construction Process of being wound up, since 20.07.2016 |
0.60 | -2.47 | -1.78 | -3.89 | -4.56 | 600 Insufficient |
999 | PJSC VOLZHSKI OIL SHIPPING COMPANY VOLGOTANKER INN 6317019185 Sea freight water transport Process of being wound up, since 17.03.2008 |
-3.67 | -3.66 | -4.29 | -7.80 | -7.82 | 600 Insufficient |
1000 | PJSC AVTOVAZ INN 6320002223 Manufacture of motor cars |
26.01 | 0.59 | -43.12 | -51.37 | -64.24 | 305 Adequate |
— growth compared to prior period, — decline compared to prior period.
Average values of net assets of TOP-1000 companies tend to increase during the last 5 years. However, growth rate itself declines (Picture 1).
The share of TOP-1000 companies with insufficiency of property tends to increase within the last 5 years (Picture 2).
Sales revenue
In 2016 sales revenue of 10 regional industry leaders amounted to 41% of total revenue of TOP-1000 companies (Picture 3). This is an indicator of concentration of large companies in the Samara region.
In general, revenue tends to increase, and growth rate decreases (Picture 4).
Profit and loss
In 2016 profit of 10 regional industry leaders amounted to 76% of total profit of TOP-1000 companies (Picture 5).
Average net profit values of TOP-1000 companies within the last 5 years tend to increase, as well as average loss value (Picture 6).
Key financial ratios
During the last 5 years average values of total liquidity ratio of TOP-1000 were above the recommended value — from 1,0 to 2,0, tending to grow (Picture 7).
Total liquidity ratio (a ratio of current assets to current liabilities) reveals the sufficiency of a company’s funds for meeting its short-term liabilities.
During the last 5 years average values of return on investment ratio tended to decrease (Picture 8).
It is a ratio of net profit to total equity and noncurrent liabilities, and it demonstrates benefit from equity engaged in business activity and long-term raised funds of the company.
Assets turnover ratio is a ratio of sales revenue to average total assets for the period, and it measures resource efficiency regardless of the sources. The ratio indicates the number of profit-bearing complete production and distribution cycles per annum.
During the last 5 years, this activity ratio tended to decrease (Picture 9).
Activities structure
Crude petroleum extraction companies and manufacturers of motor vehicles have the largest share in total revenue of TOP-1000 companies (Picture 10).
63% companies of TOP-1000 are included in the register of small and medium-sized businesses of the Federal Tax Service of the Russian Federation (Picture 11).
Financial position score
Assessment of financial state of TOP-1000 companies indicates that most of the companies have a stable and above average financial standing (Picture 12).
Solvency index Globas
The majority of TOP-1000 companies have got a superior, high, strong and medium Solvency index Globas, that indicates their capability to meet liabilities timely and in full (Picture 13).
Conclusion
A comprehensive assessment of the largest real economy companies of the Samara region, that considers key indexes, financial figures and ratios, is indicative of predominance of positive trends within the sector, such as growing of net assets, sales revenue and net profit. However, decrease in average net assets' growth rate, increasing share of companies with insufficiency of funds, growing of net loss, decrease in return on investment and assets turnover ratios are the alarming factors.
According to the Federal State Statistics Service, in 2017 - 2018 the trend of some increase in indexes of industrial production is observed (Picture 14).
According to the same data, the share of the Samara region in all-Russian revenue from sales of goods, products and services amounted to 1.5% for 6 months of 2018.