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ANNEXURE-11 Statement showing operational performance of the five Units of Panipat Thermal Power Station for the five years up to 2-1 (Referred to in paragraph 2B.4.1) Sl. Particulars Unit 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-2 2-1 No. 1. Generating capacity* (MUs) (11x876/1 21x876/1) 1839.6 1839.6 1839.6 966.2 966.2 966.2 966.2 1844.6 1839.6 2 Total hours available in 876 876 876 8784 876 a year (Per Unit) 3. Actual running hours Total 522 4873 3737 5811 782 27461 4464 4989 5426 4529 7752 2716 3221 521 3756 6992 6628 2587 689 4772 6541 7833 2636 7326 ** 4458 7554 6388 25726 4 Percentage of plant availability (tem 3/tem 2x1) 5. Possible generation with reference to hours actually operated (MUs) (tem 3 x unit capacity in MW/1) 6. Actual generation (MUs) 7. Shortfall (tem 5-tem 6)/Percentage of actual generation to possible generation (in brackets) (tem 6 / tem 5x 1) 8. Actual generation per KW of installed capacity (KWH) (tem 6/unit capacity in MW x 1) Total Total 59.59 55.63 42.66 66.34 89.27 574.2 536.3 411.7 639.21 1642.2 318.2 276.59 594.79 274. 326.74 6.74 1558.1 256. (55.42) 259.44 (51.6) 137.7 (66.66) 312.47 (51.12) 84.1 (94.88) 2893 2514 2491 297 742 5.96 56.95 61.94 51.7 88.49 491.4 548.79 596.86 498.19 1627.92 261.79 289.45 551.24 43.8 371.35 774.43 1543.17 229.25 (53.31) 259.34 (52.74) 193.78 (67.53) 126.84 (74.54) 84.75 (94.79) 238 2631 3664 3376 7348 36.77 59.47 42.88 79.82 75.66 354.31 573.1 413.16 769.12 1391.88 211.2 37.93 518.95 268.22 551.68 819.9 1317.19 143.29 (59.56) 265.17 (53.73) 144.94 (64.92) 217.44 (71.73) 74.69 (94.63) 1918 2799 2438 515 6282 78.44 54.33 74.46 89.17 757.9 524.92 719.51 1644.93 429.66 429.66 317. 49.74 87.74 1618.64 328.24 (56.69) () 27.92 (6.39) 228.77 (68.2) 26.29 (98.4) 396 2882 4461 778 83.63 5.89 86.23 72.92 85.86 49.38 83.94 1341.48 444.87 444.87 352.8 63.1 955.18 1327.94 36.99 (55.2) () 138.3 (71.8) 227.84 (72.58) 13.54 (98.99) 444 321 5483 6324 * Generating capacity means required generation during total hours available in a year. ** Unit placed under shutdown from 22 January 1999 for refurbishment work. 133

Audit Report (Commercial) for the year ended 31 March 21 Sl. Particulars Unit 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-2 2-1 No. 9. Plant load factor (per cent)* (tem 6/tem 1 x 1) 33.2 28.7 28.44 33.91 84.7 27.17 3.4 41.83 38.54 83.89 21.9 31.96 27.84 57.25 71.6 44.47 32.81 5.79 87.75 46.17 36.54 62.59 72.19 1. Auxiliary consumption (MUs) 11. Percentage of auxiliary consumption (tem 1/tem 6 x 1) & & & & 87.82 75.53 171.94 14.76 12.57 11.4 69.63 96.85 172.8 12.63 12.51 11.15 67.5 14.72 139.95 13. 12.77 1.62 55.43 14.25 166.2 12.9 12.91 1.27 57.2 12.7 134.21 12.82 12.64 1.11 * Plant load factor represents the percentage of actual generation to generating capacity. 134

ANNEXURE-12 Statement showing cost of generation per unit, cost per unit of power sent out at Panipat Thermal Power Station during five years up to 2-1 (Referred to in paragraph 2B.5) Sl. Particulars 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999- No. 1. (a) Gross generation (MUs) (b) Auxiliary consumption (MUs) (c) Power available for sale (a-b) (MUs) 2753.63 335.29 2418.34 2868.84 338.56 253.28 2656.4 312.17 2343.87 2 2856.4 325.88 253.16 2-1 2727.99 311.93 2416.6 2. Cost of generation (Rs in crore) i) Coal ii) Oil iii) Operation and maintenance iv) Salaries and Wages v) ndirect cost (interest and depreciation) 293.64 32.51 23.86 23.72 11.68 345.67 26.16 21.77 24.19 11.82 43.42 22.82 34.7 35.65 83.57 45.59 12.78 32.82 29.56 84.77 377.7 17.9 37.44 33.91 111.87 475.41 519.61 579.53 565.52 577.38 Total cost of generation 3. Total cost per Unit (Paise) (a) Power generated 172.65 181.12 218.19 198.1 211.64 (b) Power available for sale 196.59 25.36 247.25 223.51 238.97 4. Break up of cost per Unit available for sale (Paise) i) Coal 121.42 136.61 172.12 16.3 156.7 ii) Oil 13.44 1.34 9.73 5.5 7.7 iii) Operation and Maintenance 9.87 8.61 14.54 12.97 15.5 iv) Salaries and wages 9.81 9.56 15.21 11.68 14.3 v) ndirect cost (nterest and 42.5 4.24 35.65 33.51 46.3 depreciation) 196.59 25.36 247.25 223.51 238.97 Total 5. Average revenue per unit (Paise) 155.29 187.36 168.41 * 222.15 236. 229.36 6. Loss per unit (Paise) 41.3 18. 78.84 1.36 2.97 17.89 7. Total loss (Rupees in crore) 99.88 45.55 87.54 3.44 7.18 * Power available was sold to the erstwhile Board: 748.36 MUs (average revenue: 168.41 Paise per unit) and HPNL: 1595.5 MUs (average revenue: 229.36 Paise per unit). 135

Audit Report (Commercial) for the year ended 31 March 21 ANNEXURE-13 Statement showing average calorific value of coal, stipulated heat rate, standard consumption of coal, actual and excess consumption of coal at Panipat Thermal Power Station during five years up to 2-1 (Referred to in paragraph 2B.6) Sl. Particulars Unit 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-2 2-1 No. 1. Average calorific value of 3855 3865 392 3979 453 coal (K.cal/Kg.) 2. Stipulated heat rate as per standard adopted * (K.cal/KWH) 3. Stipulated heat rate at 87 per cent (Unit to ) boiler efficiency and 86 per cent (Unit ) boiler efficiency (k. cal/kwh) (tem 2 x 1) 87/86 4. Standard consumption of coal for generation per KWH (gms) to to to (tem 3 tem 1x1) 5. Actual generation (MUS) to 1988.2 666 6 1195.53 1988.2 664 598 1325.67 1988.2 658 593 1338.85 1988.2 645 581 1237.4 1988.2 633 57 14.5 1558.1 1543.17 1317.19 1618.64 1327.94 6. Standard consumption of to 796223 88245 88963 798123 886232 coal for actual generation (tonnes) (tem 4xtem 5) 93486 922816 78194 9443 756926 7. Actual consumption of coal to 1115433 123719 124589 1111122 1231772 (tonnes) 1134935 1136851 94317 1126969 926394 8. Excess consumption of coal to 31921 356945 364126 312999 34554 (tonnes) (tem 7 - tem 6) 275 21435 161923 186539 169468 Total 519285 5798 52649 499538 5158 9. Average procurement cost 134.84 1456.4 1843.72 1812.23 1747.18 of coal (Rupees per tonne) 1. Cost of excess coal consumed (Rupees in lakh) 6775.84 8313.7 9698.87 952.78 8998.12 * Turbine load has been considered as 65 MW per unit for Units to and full load (21 MW) for Unit. 136

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Audit Report (Commercial) for the year ended 31 March 21 ANNEXURE - 15 Statement showing financial position of Haryana State Small ndustries and Export Corporation Limited for the five years up to 1999-2 (Referred to in Paragraph No. 2D.6) Sl. No. Particulars 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-2 (Rupees in lakh) A. LABLTES (a) Paid-up-capital 128.67 169.5 185.5 188.22 19.88 (b) Reserve and Surplus (i) Capital Reserve 17.8 17.38 11.1 18.2 115.4 (ii)general Reserve 1.81 21.9 24.3 42.44 - (c) Borrowings 518.7 38.77 452.28 744.4 692.81 (d) Trade dues and other 2376.44 3658.53 2125.68 2124.2 2345.45 current liabilities (including provisions) * TOTAL A 3132.7 4265.63 2897.32 327.46 3344.18 B. ASSETS (a) Gross block 252.31 253.68 263.75 265.99 277.78 (b) Less: depreciation 77.79 82.82 91.54 95.52 95.45 (c) Net fixed assets 174.52 17.86 172.21 17.47 182.33 (d) nvestments.7.7.7.7.7 (e) Current assets loans 2956.85 494.7 2724.41 336.29 368.65 and advances (f) Accumulated loss - - - - 92.5 TOTAL B 3132.7 4265.63 2897.32 327.46 3344.18 C. Capital employed ** 761.15 612.62 777.16 188.78 95.53 D. Net worth *** 13.48 19.95 29.35 23.66 98.38 * ** *** ncludes provision for gratuity amounting to Rs 6.22 lakh during 1995-96 to 1998-99. Capital employed represents net fixed assets plus working capital. Net worth represents paid-up capital plus free reserves less intangible assets. 138

ANNEXURE - 16 Statement showing working results of Haryana State Small ndustries & Export Corporation Limited for the five years up to 1999-2 (Referred to in paragraph No. 2D.6) Sl.No. Particulars 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-2 (Rupees in lakh) A. ncome (a) Sales 13619.84 1873.37 14248.23 1646.36 13453.8 (b) Other ncome 162.66 226.37 231.85 157.96 161.3 (c) Grants received 45. 27.68 35.22 27.69 24.5 (d) Accretion (+)/decretion (-) (+) 334.44 (+) 668.92 (-) 16.41 (-) 817.56 (+)117.47 to stock TOTAL A 14161.94 19626.34 14498.89 15774.45 1481.7 B. Expenditure (a) Purchases 13513.35 18818.28 13857.81 1569.99 14225.4 (b) Employees remuneration 35.36 452.7 492.1 56.42 69.74 and other benefits (c) Other expenses 184.83 178.57 92.62 98.68 87.25 (d) nterest 76.8 122.66 51.59 17.85 22.62 TOTAL B 14125.34 19571.58 14494.12 15746.94 14945.1 Loss(-) (+) 36.6 (+) 54.76 (+) 4.77 (+) 27.51 (-) 134.94 Provision for tax - 25.37 2.37 9.37 - Profit/loss after tax (+) 36.6 (+) 29.39 (+) 2.4 (+) 18.14 (-)134.94 139

Audit Report (Commercial) for the year ended 31 March 21 ANNEXURE-17 Statement showing working results of raw material depots of Haryana State Small ndustries & Export Corporation Limited for the last five years up to 2-1 (Referred to in paragraph No.2D.7.1 2) (Rupees in lakh) Ambala Karnal Panipat Chandigarh Sonepat Rohtak Y.Nagar Gurgaon Faridabad Hisar Kurukshetra Bhiwani Jind M.Dabwali Rewari Bahadurgarh 1996-97 Turnover 88.2 318.75 9.73 446.9 11.42 147.55 113.8 61.82 1966.86 29.47 19.1 11.81 4.2 4.92 68.46 27.71 ncome 2.46 9.98 2.78 98.91.52 5.47 4.11 7.1 417.3.81.51.33.1.1 3.15 6.39 Expenditure 6.16 11.67 7.66 31.37 6.55 9.8 6.68 5.22 128.15 5.61 4.4 4.22 3.61 3.61 5.26 6.31 Profit(+)/ (-) 3.7 (-) 1.69 (-) 4.88 (+) 67.54 (-) 6.3 (-) 3.61 (-) 2.57 (+) 1.79 (+) 289.15 (-) 4.8 (-) 3.89 (-) 3.89 (-) 3.51 (-) 3.51 (-) 2.11 (+).8 1997-98 Turnover 57.84 179.8 59.6 331.52 12.85 118.55 164.88 95.6 7915.73 35.87 21.82 22.9 8.84 1.14 29.7 - ncome 1.75 5.27 1.68 77.34.41 3.41 4.99 2.74 328.42 1.4.59.6.21.7 5.28 - Expenditure 6.47 7.32 8.15 15.93 7.6 1.37 7.17 5.21 51.87 6.3 5. 5.25 4.17 3.66 6.55 5.15 (-) 4.72 (-) 2.5 (-) 6.47 (+) 61.41 (-) 6.65 (-) 6.96 (-) 2.18 (-) 2.47 (+) 276.55 (-) 5.26 (-) 4.41 (-) 4.65 (-) 3.96 (-) 3.59 (-) 1.27 (-) 5.15 Turnover 2.16 148.9 27.2 599.12 12.24 77.23 196.11 139.58 8586.3 21.57 24.35 28.12 7.62-217.28-1998-99 ncome.68 4.94.89 139.12.41 2.59 6.52 4.64 37.82.71.8.92.26-7.22 - Expenditure 6.19 6.9 7.91 15.59 6.9 9.94 6.59 5.12 39.18 5.77 5.14 5.4 4.71 3.34 6.19 5.47 (-) 5.51 (-) 1.96 (-) 7.2 (+) 123.53 (-) 6.49 (-) 7.35 (-).7 (-).48 331.64 (-) 5.6 (-) 4.34 (-) 4.12 (-) 4.45 (-) 3.34 (+) 1.3 (-) 5.47 1999-2 Turnover 14.89 119.49 19.38 4783.43-1.91 115.97 79.31 665.97 3.7 8.4 2.47 22.77 1.94 21.4 _ ncome.4 4.5.67 166.19 -.3 4.25 2.3 241.78.5.1.2.55.1.6 _ Expenditure 7.9 8.2 9.69 18.89 6.96 12.1 7.31 6. 37.7 6.95 5.9 7.12 4.69 3.8 5.26 5.79 (-) 6.69 (-) 3.52 (-) 9.2 (+) 147.3 (-) 6.96 (-) 11.71 (-) 3.6 (-) 3.7 (+) 24.71 (-) 6.9 (-) 5.8 (-)7.1 (-)4.14 (-)3.79 (-)4.66 (-) 5.79 2-21 Turnover 12.92 119.87 22.28 6373.27 1.3 6.17 138.15 141.69 1462.59-36.16 7.79 5.93.34 12.57 1.88 ncome.27 2.92.59 141.18.3.15 3.62 3.94 339.39 9.5.98.14.13 -.28.4 Expenditure 5.56 8.94 9.13 26.3 2.63 11.21 7.29 5.63 41.44 8.79 5.43 7.57 4.4 1.93 6.5 2.11 (-) 5.29 (-) 6.2 (-) 8.54 (+) 114.88 (-) 2.6 (-) 11.6 (-) 3.67 (-) 1.69 (+) 297.95 (+).71 (-) 4.45 (-) 7.43 (-) 3.91 (-) 1.93 (-) 5.77 (-) 2.7 Total Turnover 193.83 886.9 218.65 23333.43 37.81 36.41 728.19 517.46 48137.45 89.98 19.74 72.28 49.36 8.34 529.5 29.59 ncome 5.56 27.61 6.61 622.74 1.37 11.92 23.49 2.63 1697.71 12.11 2.98 2.1 1.25.18 16.53 6.43 Expenditure 31.47 42.85 42.54 18.8 3.1 52.61 35.4 27.18 297.71 33.42 25.87 29.2 21.22 16.34 29.31 24.83 (-) 25.91 (-) 15.24 (-)35.93 (+) 514.66 (-) 28.73 (-) 4.69 (-) 11.55 (-) 6.55 (+) 14. (-) 21.31 (-) 22.89 (-) 27.19 (-)19.97 (-) 16.16 (-) 12.78 (-) 18.4 Note: Working results of Chandigarh, Faridabad and Hisar depots include the results of agencies. 14

ANNEXURE-18 Statement showing working results of emporia of Haryana State Small ndustries and Export Corporation Limited for five years up to 2-1 (Referred to in paragraph No. 2D.7.2 1) (Rupees in lakh) Year Ambala Mumbai Chandigarh Kolkata Delhi Hissar Lucknow Agra 1996-97 ncome 16.26 8.37 24.44 21.94 31.29 12.74 8.41 1. 73 Expenditure 8.57 4. 43 26.3 1 1. 1 27.97 13.7 5 4.46 2. 4 (+) 7.69 (+) 3.94 (-) 1.87 (+) 11.93 (+) 3.32 (-) 1.1 (+) 3.95 (-).67 1997-98 ncome 8. 38 1.59 17.13 18.71 25.9 4. 1 4.23 - Expenditure 6.8 2. 44 15.5 9. 11 25.45 6. 49 2. 82 - (+) 1.58 (-).85 (+) 1.63 (+) 9.6 (-).36 (-) 2.39 (+) 1.41-1998-99 ncome 5. 19.88 21.99 14.49 23.64 1. 29 3.37 - Expenditure 7.64 2. 73 17.8 9. 8. 74 27.98 8. 12 3. 5 - (-) 2.45 (-) 1.85 (+) 4.1 (+) 5.75 (-) 4.34 (-) 6.83 (+).32-1999-2 ncome 8. 4 2.71 18.94 11.48 27.6 4. 17 4.89 - Expenditure 9.5 3. 18 2.5 6 1.3 5 3.4 8. 19 3. 64 - (-) 1.1 (-).47 (-) 1.62 (+) 1.13 (-) 2.98 (-) 4.2 (+) 1.25-2-21 ncome 5. 4 2.7 16.4 8. 32 23.85 5. 36 3.58 - Expenditure 9.88 3. 67 21. 9 1.3 7 28.87 9. 62 4. 21 - (-) 4.84 (-) 1.6 (-) 5.5 (-) 2.5 (-) 5.2 (-) 4.26 (-).63 - Total ncome 42.9 1 15.6 2 98.5 4 74.9 4 13.93 27.6 6 24.4 8 1. 73 Expenditure 41.9 4 16.4 5 11.35 48.5 8 14.31 46.1 7 18.18 2. 4 (+).97 (-).83 (-) 2.81 (+) 26.36 (-) 9.38 (-)18.51 (+) 6.3 (-).67 141