Analysis of Financial Distress Using the Altman Z-Score and Taffler Methods in Cement Subsector Manufacturing Companies Listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange for the Period 2018-2021

Anwar, M. S.; H.K, Ajeng Pramesthy; Musa, Muh. Ichwan; Sahabuddin, Romansyah; Ramli, Anwar

doi:10.54443/ijebas.v3i3.903

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“…These investigations have yielded insights into the model's nuanced performance across different sectors and regions, enriching our understanding of its strengths and limitations (Al Amin, 2023;Cındık & Armutlulu, 2021;Saha, 2021;Saputri & Krisnawati, 2020). For instance, Numerous researchers (Islam & Fakir, 2023;Puspita et al, 2023;Ramana et al, 2023;Nimbalkar & Marisetty, 2022) have utilized Altman's Z-Score model to forecast financial distress within the cement industry across various countries, yielding diverse research outcomes. Several researchers (Rahman & Acharya, 2022;Sareen & Sharma, 2022;Swalih et al, 2021;Baciu et al, 2020) have applied Altman's Z-Score model to predict financial distress within the automobile industry across different regions, each offering unique insights and findings.…”

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Predictive Analysis of Financial Distress in Pharma Sector: A Quantitative Approach using Altman’s Z-Score Model

Othman,

Nagina,

Saini

2024

Intl. J. Rel.

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The research intends to evaluate the financial health of selected pharmaceutical companies and assess its risk of insolvency or bankruptcy by employing Altman’s Z-score Model, a globally recognized tool for detecting corporate insolvency.For this study, the sample selection was determined by market capitalization, encompassing 10 companies representing various market caps: large, mid, small, and micro-cap enterprises. The research spanned from April 1st, 2015, to March 31st, 2022, covering a duration of 8 years. Altman’s Z-score model served as the analytical tool for data analysis. The findings revealed that the majority of Indian pharmaceutical companies were in a safe or healthy financial zone. Medico Remedies Limited, Venus Remedies Limited, Brooks Laboratories Limited, Bafna Pharmaceutical Limited, SMS Life Science India Private Limited, Mangalam Drugs and Organics, and Take Solutions Limited were positioned in the grey zone. However, they had the potential to avoid bankruptcy through effective management decisions such as a focus on improving operational efficiency, reducing debts, and diversifying revenue streams. Conversely, companies such as Wockhardt Ltd., Nectar Lifescience Ltd., Lyka Lab Ltd., and Wanbury were in the bankruptcy zone as they showed signs of significant financial distress. The study uncovered a predominantly positive outlook, indicating that the majority of large, mid-sized, and small pharmaceutical companies in India are financially robust. However, attention is urgently needed to address potential financial risks in the Micro Pharmaceutical sector. In summary, the Indian pharmaceutical industry demonstrates overall financial strength. Policymakers must enact tailored policies to strengthen the Micro Pharmaceutical sector's financial resilience, promoting its economic contribution. Investors should target strategic investments in innovative risk-mitigation initiatives within the sector. Pharmaceutical stakeholders need collaborative efforts to address financial vulnerabilities, ensuring sustained growth. Academicians and researchers must delve into the sector's financial dynamics to inform evidence-based solutions and decision-making.

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