The meltdown at the bourses has left corporate India not even worth its revenue 
base with the collective market capitalisation of all the listed companies 
slipping below their cumulative latest fiscal revenues. 

After a 1,071-point Sensex plunge on Friday, the market value of all the listed 
companies plummetted to about Rs 27,75,000 crore -- which is less than the 
total full-year revenue of close to Rs 30,00,000 crore reported by these 
companies in their latest financial years. 

Besides, two fiscal quarters have already passed for a majority of the 
companies -- as most of the Indian companies follow April-March financial year 
-- and the industry has witnessed a considerable revenue growth in this 
six-month period. 

Even a modest estimate of 10 per cent revenue growth for the current fiscal 
would take the total revenue to near Rs 33 trillion, while the market 
capitalisation are said to be under further pressure given no signs of recovery 
in global markets. 

In another interesting turn of events, the market value figure for a majority 
of the companies have slipped below their latest fiscal revenues, marking a 
reversal of the trend till early this year prior to the beginning of the 
downslide on the bourses. 

As on January 10, the day when the Sensex had scaled its all-time high of 
21,206.77 points before embarking on its downhill path, close to 2,000 
companies had a market capitalisation figure higher than their full-year 
revenues. In comparison, just about 1,000 companies' market values were below 
their full fiscal revenue figures. 

In comparison, there are only about 800 companies left today which have their 
market value higher than their latest fiscal revenues, against more than 2,000 
firms having a market value lower than their full-year revenue. 

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/India_Incs_valuation_slips_below_its_revenue_base/articleshow/3643038.cms
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