Prospects of development of the conducting chemical enterprises of Ukraine

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fulltext 2007’3 115 PROSPECTS OF DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONDUCTING CHEMICAL ENTERPRISES OF UKRAINE Nadiya Dubrovina, Kharkov Institute of Trade and Economy Yuri Kostin, Kharkov University of Radio Electronics, Evgeniy Zembicki, Enterprise «Sumykhimprom» Nadiya Dubrovina, Yuri Kostin, Evgeniy Zembicki Introduction The chemical branch is one of the basic industries of Ukraine and for the last 7 years it has demonstrated fast enough rates of development. Its roles in economy of Ukraine and its dynamic changes are testified by the data submitted in the tables and figures of the annex. The annual rate for the period 2000—2005 has made more than 11 % for the chemical and petrochemical industry. But in 2006 the growth rate of this branch is Figure 1. Annual growth rate in industry and chemical branch in Ukraine Source: State Statistics Committee of Ukraine 90 95 100 105 110 115 120 125 130 135 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Industry Chemical and petrochemical industry Production of chemicals Production of rubber and plastics products Table 1 Industrial output of chemical and petrochemical industry (%) 2000 2001 2002 All industry 100,0 100,0 100,0 chemical and petrochemical industry 6,7 6,9 6,7 manufacture of chemicals 5,3 5,4 5,2 manufacture of rubber and plastics products 1,4 1,5 1,5 Source: State Statistics Committee of Ukraine decreased. The dynamics of annual growth rate in the industry and in chemical and petrochemical branches is shown in fig.1. Production of the chemical and petrochemical industry makes almost 7 % in total amount of manufacture of the industrial goods (see table 1). The demand on the chemical and petrochemical products is high and most of the Ukrainian chemical and petrochemical products were sold (table A.1, Annex A.1). 116 Економічний вісник Донбасу Nadiya Dubrovina, Yuri Kostin, Evgeniy Zembicki At the same time the current output of the chemical and petrochemical industry of Ukraine for the present is much less than output of 1990 (table A.2, Annex A.1). For the period 2003—2005 the tendencies of significant growth of export both import of production of chemical and allied industries are observed, that testifies to increase of external economic relations of the Ukrainian chemical enterprises. At the same time the chemical and petrochemical branch is faced with a lot of risks and unsolved problems: 1). state control and problem of the proprietors expressed in the non-transparent or slow privatization, in increase of the corporate conflicts, inefficient state management; 2). dependence of the branch upon the external markets conjuncture and weak competitiveness of Figure. Trends of export and import of products of chemical and allied industries in Ukraine (thsd. USD) Source: State Statistics Committee of Ukraine 0 500000 1000000 1500000 2000000 2500000 3000000 3500000 4000000 4500000 2003 2004 2005 2006 Export Import Table 2 Financial results in chemical and petrochemical industry Profitable enterprises Loss-making enterprises Year Financial result of general activity before taxation in % to the total financial result in % to the total financial result 2003 945,1 60 1448,9 40 503,8 2004 1354,0 64,4 2378,1 35,6 1024,1 2005 2646,0 72,2 3062,2 27,8 416,2 2006* (January– November) 1257,4 64,9 1745,2 35,1 487,8 2007* (January- February) 138,5 65,1 277,1 34,9 138,6 Source: State Statistics Committee of Ukraine Ukrainian enterprises, especially in connection with sharp increase of the gas prices; 3). low capitalization of the enterprises and weak financial management; 4). weak uses of innovations and out-of-date fixed capital; 5). low productivity of labour and motivation. For instance only 60—65% of enterprises in chemical and petrochemical industry are profitable in Ukraine (see table 2). Market conjuncture for Ukrainian enterprise in 2007 was pleasant and the share of profitable enterprises is increased till 72%. But most of big chemical and petrochemical enterprises are stayed under governmental control and their financial plans are coordinated by Ministry of Economy. 2007’3 117 Nadiya Dubrovina, Yuri Kostin, Evgeniy Zembicki Ukraine prepares for joining WTO and further expansion of integration connections with EU. At the same time due to many factors, the industry of the country is focused on a home market or markets of the CIS countries. For western investors the enterprises of chemical industry of Ukraine are not so known so far. Though, according to the experts, a number of the chemical enterprises, controlled to large Ukrainian financial and industrial groups (FIG), will be sold; other enterprises of chemical branch will search for the target investors abroad or go to AIM. In particular, the sale of one of the leading Ukrainian chemical enterprises «DNEPROAZOT», belonging to structure FIG «PRIVAT», one of the most powerful financial and industrial groups, and «AZOT» (Cherkassy), belonging large group «UKRSIB» is expected. Other leading enterprises, such as «CRIMEAN TITAN», were able to attract the large foreign investments from Germany. The concern «STIROL», being the leader of the chemical enterprises and included in listing PFTS (First Securities Trading System in Ukraine), plans IPO in AIM (London) for attraction of the large investments. Taking into account the arising new problems of the Ukrainian chemical enterprises in connection with the opening of a home market and attraction of the foreign investors, it is important to carry out the analysis of the leading Ukrainian chemical enterprises and to introduce prospects of the development. The purpose of the given research was the study of parameters of activity for 2001—2005 of basic, large enterprises of chemical industry, which were included in national ratings; development of a technique of their internal competitiveness rating and analysis of competitiveness level for some leading enterprises. The data and methods of research In order to study the activity of the major chemical enterprises of Ukraine included in the national branch ratings «100 leading Enterprises of Ukraine» the published data on their net income and profit for the period of 2001— 2005 were used. Also we used the information on their balances and financial results given on the site www.smida.gov.ua. For realization of the comparative analysis the basic parameters and factors describing financial and economic activity of the enterprises were calculated on the basis of balance and financial reports. Then these parameters were used for calculations of complex indexes and for internal competitiveness rating of the enterprises. Features of statistical distribution of the net income and profits values of the leading enterprises of chemical branch and change of some statistical characteristics in dynamics were also investigated; the classes estimating strategic positions of the enterprises in coordinates «net income» and «profit» are offered. The parameter of internal competitiveness of the enterprises was calculated on the basis of one of the taxonomy methods offered in the works of V.Plyuta. The algorithm of calculation for this index is given in the application. The idea of construction of this taxonomical index consists in the initial standardization of the data and the calculation of deviations from a certain artificial standard (etalon) constructed on the basis of the best selective values for attributes — stimulants and destimulants. Best for attributes — stimulants will be maximal values, and best for attributes — destimulants will be minimal values. As a measure of a deviation from the etalon the Euclid metrics was chosen and the distances of coordinates of the enterprise to the given attributes from the etalon were determined. If the distance is smaller, the better position of the enterprise in relation to the standard is. As the distance is not absolutely convenient value for comparison, since this value has no top restriction, the rather simple transformation allowing to receive the value of a complex index in limits from 0 up to 1 was used. The greater the distance of the researched object (enterprise) from the etalon, the less value of a complex index, the worse position of the enterprise on the given set of attributes. And on the contrary, the smaller the distance of the researched object (enterprise) from the etalon, the higher value of a complex index, the better position of the enterprise on the given set of attributes. For the forecast of internal competitiveness index of the enterprises of chemical enterprises regression equation were constructed and the close dependence between internal competitiveness index and expected income of the enterprise is shown. Results of research 1. Construction of a matrix of enterprises strategic positions in coordinates of net income and profit. For the analysis of strategic positions of the leading enterprises of chemical industry of Ukraine such important parameters were used, as the net income of the enterprise and profit. This information may be received in the public reports. Figure A.1 (Annex A.1) shows, that on the whole the enterprises with higher level of the net income had the greater profit, however frequently cases are observed, when the enterprises with rather high level of the net income have received rather small profit, or even had losses. And on the contrary, it is possible to see the cases of the enterprises with rather low, in comparison with others, level of the income and rather high value of the profit. The ratio between the received net income and profit at the majority of the enterprises submitted in the given research was different. It can testify to some 118 Економічний вісник Донбасу differences in strategy of enterprises development. The low profit level can be explained not only by adverse market condition for the given enterprise, but also by the fact, that the expenses on manufacture capacities increase were too large. It is interesting to study of the individual diagrams of the enterprises positions in coordinates «net income» and «profit» which demonstrate for some enterprises the presence of the steady tendency of parameters growth, and for other enterprises — unstable tendencies (see fig.A.2-A.3, Annex A.1). Then the initial statistical analysis of distribution of the net income and profits values in leading chemical enterprises included in national branch ratings was carried out. The results of the analysis of the statistical characteristics samples for 2001—2005 are given in the table A.4 (Annex A.1). On the basis of the analysis of distribution features of the net income and profit the considerable difference of empirical distributions from the normal and the asymmetry are clearly seen. The distinct tendency of increase of the maximal values and estimated sample means for the period 2001—2005 is observed for net income values distribution. At the same time such tendency for profit values distribution is not exhibited. For the analysis of features of net incomes and profit values in dynamics see fig.A.4-A.9, Annex A.1. For construction of a strategic positions matrix of the chemical enterprises the following annual statistical characteristics for net income and profit were used: (minimal value; lower quartile; median; upper quartile; the maximal value). The classes determining the positions of the enterprises according to the net income and profit values were formed with consideration for statistical distribution properties of the data on the chemical industry enterprises. The rules of classes designation are given in fig.A.10, Annex A.1. The results of the enterprises classification according to the given classes are shown in the table A.5, Annex A.1. 2. We calculated the taxonomical indexes for some selected leading enterprises and called the complex indexes as internal competitiveness level for these enterprises. The index of internal competitiveness was calculated as sum for taxonomical indexes according the following groups of factors: 2.1. Productivity of labour and motivation (net income per 1 worker; average month wages per one worker; expenditures for social help and motivation per 1 worker); 2.2. Property status of the enterprise (fixed capital depreciation rate; share of long-term financial investments in assets; share of turnover assets) 2.3. Business activity (fixed assets productivity; assets turnover; turnover of current assets; turnover of production; turnover of equity) 2.4. Profitability (profitability of the equity; profitability of the sold production) 2.5. Financial stability (manoeuvrability of own current means; financial independence or coefficient of autonomy; financial stability) 2.6. Liquidity (current ratio; quick liquidity; absolute liquidity ratio). The taxonomic indexes were calculated for each group of parameters. The algorithm of taxonomical indexes calculation is given in Annex A.2. The results of calculated taxonomical indexes characterized the productivity of labour and motivation, property status, business activity, profitability, financial stability and liquidity of the chemical enterprises are given in table A.6-A.8, Annex A.3. Then the index of internal competitiveness of the enterprise was determined as the sum of complex Nadiya Dubrovina, Yuri Kostin, Evgeniy Zembicki Table 3 Values of internal competitiveness for some leading chemical enterprises for 2003—2005 Internal Competitiveness Index Title of enterprise 2003 2004 2005 SUMYCHIMPROM 1,7 1,691 1,494 AZOT, Cherkassy 2,187 1,726 1,416 DNEPROPETROVSKY LAKOKRASOCHNY 3,521 3,145 2,662 DNEPROSZINA 2,155 2,295 1,947 TITAN 2,212 2,743 2,685 DNEPROAZOT 2,268 2,029 1,964 ROVNOAZOT 1,491 1,654 1,651 KRYMSKY SODOVY 2,017 2,543 2,487 STIROL 3,51 3,492 3,36 Mean 2,34 2,369 2,185 2007’3 119 parameters values describing such components, as productivity of work and motivation; a property status of the enterprise; business activity; profitability; financial stability; liquidity. The results of internal competitiveness indexes of selected leading chemical enterprises are given in table 3. As it is seen from the data given in the table 3, the best values of internal competitiveness index are observed at such enterprises, as: STIROL, TITAN, DNEPROPETROVSKY LAKOKRASOCHNY. 3. The close connection between the calculated internal competitiveness index and the received income is observed. As the dependent variable the ratio between the enterprise net income and maximum net income for each year sample was used. It’s to allow problems of scales for dependent and independent variables. Besides due to this regression equation we estimated the approximate future level of internal competitiveness of certain enterprise using the forecasting data of possible leader-enterprise in sample. So by predicting values of the net income of the given enterprise and enterprise-leader it is possible to determine a level of competitiveness. The values for dependent variable (net income and profit ratio) are calculated in table A.9 (Annex 3). The results for regression estimations and coefficient of correlation are given in table A.10 (Annex 3). The regression model is shown below: ttt ICIRATINC ε+⋅= 1469,0_ , where tRATINC _ — is the value of ratio between net income of certain enterprise and maximum net income in sample for period t; tICI — is the value of internal competitiveness index for period t, tε — is i.i.d. The correlation coefficient for this model is 0.8. The result for dependency between profit ratio and tICI is not so good, but also convenient (see table A.11). For forecasting estimation of competitiveness level it is also possible to use regression equation, where the factor variables represent relations of individual values of the enterprise specified attributes to forecasting values of etalon. It means that the forecasting value of a set of enterprise attribute for each equation and forecasting attributes for etalon corresponding to the enterprise — leader it is possible to receive competitiveness level for each component. In this way we can construct the regression equations for forecasting of separated values of internal competitiveness index components. As values for independent variables in these regressions we calculate the ratio between individual Nadiya Dubrovina, Yuri Kostin, Evgeniy Zembicki values for set attributes and values for etalon. So using the determined ratio for set attributes and calculated earlier values for each component of internal competitiveness index (tables A.6-A.8, Annex 3) we estimated the following dependencies: 1. Equation for forecast of first ICI component (labour productivity and motivation) * 3_1 * 2_1 * 1_11 459,0415,0337,0246,0 tttt xxxI ⋅+⋅+⋅+−= , where * 1_1 tx — is ratio for net income per 1 worker; * 2_1 tx — is ratio for average month wages per one worker; * 3_1 tx — s ratio for expenditures for social help and motivation per 1 worker). 2. Equation for forecast of second ICI component (property status) * 3_2 * 2_2 * 1_22 386,0247,0258,0097,0 tttt xxxI ⋅+⋅+⋅+−= , where * 1_2 tx — is ratio for fixed capital depreciation rate; * 2_2 tx is ratio for share of long-term financial investments in assets; * 3_2 tx is ratio for share of turnover assets. 3. Equation for forecast of third ICI component (business activity) * 2_3 * 1_33 * 0220,0152,0220,0 ttt xxI +⋅+⋅+−= * 5_3 * 4_3 * 3_3 223,0091,0268,0 tttt xxx ⋅+⋅+⋅+ where * 1_3 tx is ratio for fixed assets productivity; * 2_3 tx is ratio for assets turnover; * 3_3 tx is ratio for turnover of current assets; * 4_3 tx is ratio for turnover of production; * 5_3 tx is ratio for turnover of equity.. 4. Equation for forecast of forth ICI component (profitability) * 2_4 * 1_44 287,0430,0270,0 ttt xxI ⋅+⋅+= where * 1_4 tx is ratio for profitability of the equity; * 2_4 tx is ratio for profitability of the sold production. 5. Equation for forecast of fifth ICI component (financial stability) * 3_5 * 2_5 * 1_55 259,0316,0188,0011,0 tttt xxxI ⋅+⋅+⋅+−= where * 1_5 tx is ratio for manoeuvrability of own current means; * 2_5 tx is ratio for financial independence; * 3_5 tx is ratio for financial stability. 5. Equation for forecast of six ICI component (liquidity) * 3_6 * 2_6 * 1_66 311,0005,0353,0291,0 tttt xxxI ⋅+⋅+⋅+= where * 1_6 tx is ratio for current ratio; * 2_6 tx is ratio for quick liquidity; * 3_6 tx is ratio for absolute liquidity ratio. So we can determine the approximate internal competitiveness index using the forecasts from equations 1—6. It’s more simple and fast way into comparison of the difficulties of many calculations according the algorithm in Annex A.2. 120 Економічний вісник Донбасу Nadiya Dubrovina, Yuri Kostin, Evgeniy Zembicki Conclusions: The development of chemical industry of Ukraine, as well as other branches, is occurring in conditions of unstable dynamic environment and severe competition on external and home markets. Difficult transformation period, accompanied by structural reorganization of economic territorial and inter-branch connections and introduction of new principles of managing, has made many leading enterprises of chemical industry of Ukraine face the problem of survival and introduce new methods of management in order to be effective in conditions of the competition. Hence for many enterprises of chemical branch arose an urgent problem of introduction of strategic management allowing to carry out the complex analysis of the enterprise positions in the market, estimation of its competitiveness potential in the given conditions and to choose the most acceptable strategy for purposes achievement. The results of the given research can be used for comparison of leading enterprises of chemical branch of Ukraine as for their level of internal competitiveness and attraction of the foreign investors. References 1. Ізмайлова К.В. Фінансовий аналіз. — К.: МАУП, 2001. — 152 с. 2. 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UAH % of the total mln. UAH % of the total Industry 210842,7 100 229634,4 100 289117,3 100 400757,1 100 468562,6 100 Chemical and petrochemical industry 12598,9 6,0 13297,6 5,8 18519,7 6,4 24948,7 6,2 30161,6 6,4 Production of chemicals 9782,4 4,7 10061,8 4,4 14433,6 5,0 18909,9 4,7 22045,3 4,7 Production of rubber and plastics products 2816,5 1,3 3235,8 1,4 4086,1 1,4 6038,8 1,5 8116,3 1,7 Source: State Statistics Committee of Ukraine Table A.2. Output of major products in chemical and petrochemical industry 1990 1995 1999 2000 2001 2002 Mineral fertilizers (on 100 nutriment base), mln. t 4,8 2,2 2,3 2,3 2,2 2,3 Plant protection chemicals (on 100% active agent base), thsd. pcs 50,5 4,1 1,8 1,1 2,7 1,9 Sulphuric acid (monohydride), mln. t 5 1,6 1,4 1 1 0,9 Caustic soda, thsd. pcs 445 213 99,4 134 134 133 Soda ash, mln. t 1,1 0,5 0,5 0,6 0,7 0,7 Synthetic tar and plastic, thsd. t 827 178 119 152 231 276 Chemical fibre and thread, thsd. t 179 41,3 22,8 30,3 26,5 25,3 Tyres, mln. pcs 11,2 5,8 7,9 6,8 7,2 6,6 Synthetic detergents, thsd. t 301 76,4 62,6 68,2 91,1 117 Source: State Statistics Committee of Ukraine 122 Економічний вісник Донбасу Nadiya Dubrovina, Yuri Kostin, Evgeniy Zembicki Table A. 3 Foreign trade commodity structure in 2002—2006 Exports Imports Year total in % to the total total in % to the total Total trade commodity 17957100 100,0 16976800 100,0 2002 VI. Products of chemical and allied industries 1397000 7,8 1375000 8,1 Total trade commodity 23080187,31 100,00 23020771,01 100,00 2003 VI. Products of chemical and allied industries 1942956,81 8,42 1771639,95 7,69 Total trade commodity 32672318,23 100,00 28996030,72 100,00 2004 VI. Products of chemical and allied industries 2782029,36 8,51 2248421,83 7,75 Total trade commodity 34286748,26 100,00 36141094,96 100,00 2005 VI. Products of chemical and allied industries 2990247,40 8,72 3097918,28 8,57 Total trade commodity 38367704,4 100,0 45034491,1 100,0 2006 VI. Products of chemical and allied industries 3387259,7 8,8 3888589,9 8,6 (thsd. USD) Source: State Statistics Committee of Ukraine Figure A.1. The positions of leading chemical enterprises by coordinates of net income and profit (mln. UAH) Scatterplot (NEW-CH~1.STA 10v*110c) INCOME P R O FI T KST01 ACH01 OPZ01 ASD01 AMU01ROS01 DNA01 LUK01 DNS01 DZH01 SUM01 ROV01 KSZ01 TIT01 RUB01 CHKH01 ZIP01DNLK01CKJ01 KST02ACH02 ASD02 OPZ02DNA02 DNS02LUK02 ROS02 TIT02 ROV02 SUM02 KSZ02 RUB02CHKH02DNLK02 CHNH02 KRM02KRP02 KST03 ACH03 ASD03 OPZ03 DNA03 DNS03 LUK03 ROS03TIT03 ROV03 SUM03KSZ03RUB03 CHKH03 DNLK03 CHNH03KRM03KRP03 KST04 ASD04 ACH04 OPZ04 DNA04 ROS04 DNS04 TIT04 LUK04 SUM04 ROV04 KSZ04 RUB04CHNH04 NPO04 DNLK04 CHKH04 KRM04KRP04 KST05 ASD05 ACH05 OPZ05 ROS05 DNA05 TIT05 DNS05 ROV05SUM05 KSZ05 LUK05CHNH05 KRP05 RUB05 CHKH05 NPO05 LIS05KRM05DNLK05 -500 -300 -100 100 300 500 700 -200 400 1000 1600 2200 2800 3400 2007’3 123 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 NET INCOME PR O FI T 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Nadiya Dubrovina, Yuri Kostin, Evgeniy Zembicki Figure A.2. Trajectory of dynamics net income and profit for enterprise SUMYCHIMPROM -50 -40 -30 -20 -10 0 10 20 30 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 NET INCOME PR O FI T 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Figure A.3. Trajectory of dynamics net income and profit for enterprise STIROL Table A.4 Descriptive Statistics for Chemical Enterprises Samples Year Name of index Mean Median Minimum Maximum Lower Quartile Upper Quartile Variance NET INCOME 392,0759 299,054 69,092 1072,263 172,344 571,891 79685,28 2001 PROFIT 5,314895 7,983 -87,001 75,724 -15,412 28,813 1153,066 NET INCOME 383,8595 376,564 110,137 1164,491 190,954 445,078 67105,14 2002 PROFIT -7,80132 0,551 -128,522 28,411 -7,697 11,51 1473,733 NET INCOME 512,9984 337,6965 80,402 1553,297 123,705 675,368 215018,6 2003 PROFIT 28,47578 2,8135 -53,968 195,154 0,915 10,53 5047,343 NET INCOME 660,4684 534 93,7 2387,4 178 830,7 376861,8 2004 PROFIT 43,18316 6,47 -382,47 423,36 -1,01 56,46 24775,09 NET INCOME 530,29 137,56 3009,95 237,29 983,9 552168,6 530,29 2005 PROFIT 11,135 -51,47 513,13 -3,35 71,985 23044,07 11,135 124 Економічний вісник Донбасу 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 Minimum Maximum 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Nadiya Dubrovina, Yuri Kostin, Evgeniy Zembicki Figure A.4. Dynamics of minimum and maximum values of net income for Ukrainian leading chemical enterprises sample Figure A.5. Dynamics of mean and median values of net income for Ukrainian leading chemical enterprises sample 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 Mean Median 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Figure A.6. Dynamics of lower and upper quartiles of net income for Ukrainian leading chemical enterprises sample 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 Quartile Quartile Lower Upper 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2007’3 125 Nadiya Dubrovina, Yuri Kostin, Evgeniy Zembicki Figure A.7. Dynamics of minimum and maximum values of profit for Ukrainian leading chemical enterprises sample -600 -400 -200 0 200 400 600 Minimum Maximum 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Figure A.8. Dynamics of mean and median values of profit for Ukrainian leading chemical enterprises sample -20 0 20 40 60 80 Mean Median 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Figure A.9. Dynamics of lower and upper quartiles values of profit for Ukrainian leading chemical enterprises sample -20 0 20 40 60 80 Quartile Lower Quartile Upper 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 126 Економічний вісник Донбасу Lower quartile Upper quartile Max. of net income Min.of net income Median of net income Min. of profit Lower quartile M ed ia n of p ro fit Upper quartile Max. of profit AA aA Aa aa AB aB ab Ab bA BA ba Ba bB BB Bb bb Nadiya Dubrovina, Yuri Kostin, Evgeniy Zembicki Figure A.10. The matrix of strategy position in coordinates net income and profit Table A.5. Results of strategy position classification for Ukrainian leading chemical enterprises Name of enterprise Code 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 STIROL KST AA AA AA AA AA AZOT, Cherkassy ACH AB Aa AB AB Aa ODESSKY PRIPORTOVY OPZ AA AB AA AA AA AZOT, Severodonetsk ASD aA AA AA AA AA AMTEL-UKRAINA AMU AB Aa N.A. N.A. N.A. ROSAVA ROS AB ab aa ab Ab DNEPROAZOT DNA ab ab AA AA aA LUKOR LUK Bb aB ab ab BB DNEPROSZINA DNS aA aB aB aa aB DZERELO DZH BB aA N.A. N.A. N.A. SUMYCHIMPROM SUM aa Bb BB aB aa ROVNOAZOT ROV Bb Bb Bb Ba aa KRYMSKY SODOVY KSZ Ba Ba Ba BA Ba TITAN TIT aA Ba aA aa aA RUBEZHANSKY CHEMICAL PLANT "ZORYA" RUB Ba BB BB BB BB CHERKASSKOYE CHIMVOLOKNO CHKH bb bB Bb bb bb ZIP ZIP bB bA N.A. N.A. N.A. DNEPROPETROVSKY LAKOKRASOCHNY DNLK ba ba ba ba bB JOHNSON CKJ ba bA N.A. N.A. N.A. CHERNIGOVSKOYE CHIMVOLOKNO CHNH N.A. N.A. bb Bb BB KREMENCHUGSKY PLANT KRM N.A. N.A. ba bB bb KREMNIY POLIMER KRP N.A. N.A. bB bB N.A. NPO “INKOR” NPO N.A. N.A. N.A. Ba ba CARPATNEFTECHIM KRP N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. Bb LISICHANSKAYA SODA LIS N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. bb N.A. — data is not available, because this enterprise was not included in national branch rating Appendix A.2 2007’3 127 Nadiya Dubrovina, Yuri Kostin, Evgeniy Zembicki Annex A.2. Algorithm for complex index calculation 1. Description of initial values for matrix X __ ,1;,1),( kjnixX ij === i — number of object j — number of attribute xij — value of j attribute for i object 2. Procedure of standardization j jij ij s xx x _ ~ − = , where ~ ijx — standardized values for xij, _ jx — mean for j attribute, js — standard deviation for j attribute 3. Construction of artificial etalon i ij e j xx ~ max= for attribute — stimulant i ij e j xx ~ min= for attribute — non-stimulant (destimulant) 4. Calculation of Euclid distances for i object 2 1 ~ ∑ =         −= k j e jiji xxd 5. Definition of value for taxonomic complex index d i i sd dI ⋅+ −= 2 1 _ , where _ d — mean for distances, ds — its standard deviation. Annex A.3. Table A.6 Components of internal competitiveness for some leading chemical enterprises in 2003 Productivity of labour and motivation Property status Business activity Profitability Financial stability Liquidity Title of enterprise 1I 2I 3I 4I 5I 6I SUMYCHIMPROM 0,248 0,348 0,22 0,317 0,241 0,326 AZOT, Cherkassy 0,655 0,22 0,579 0,327 0,059 0,347 DNEPROPETROVSKY LAKOKRASOCHNY 0,533 0,563 0,294 0,559 0,572 1 DNEPROSZINA 0,393 0,378 0,476 0,342 0,236 0,33 TITAN 0,268 0,563 0,233 0,419 0,351 0,378 DNEPROAZOT 0,488 0,103 0,113 0,8 0,386 0,378 ROVNOAZOT 0,249 0,194 0,134 0,317 0,261 0,336 KRYMSKY SODOVY 0,501 0,289 0,348 0,367 0,174 0,338 STIROL 1 0,226 0,394 1 0,412 0,478 Mean 0,482 0,32 0,31 0,494 0,299 0,435 128 Економічний вісник Донбасу Table A.7 Components of internal competitiveness for some leading chemical enterprises in 2004 Nadiya Dubrovina, Yuri Kostin, Evgeniy Zembicki Productivity of labour and motivation Property status Business activity Profitability Financial stability Liquidity Title of enterprise 1I 2I 3I 4I 5I 6I SUMYCHIMPROM 0,196 0,312 0,365 0,243 0,252 0,323 AZOT, Cherkassy 0,541 0,151 0,351 0,261 0,091 0,331 DNEPROPETROVSKY LAKOKRASOCHNY 0,412 0,4 0,308 0,391 0,634 1 DNEPROSZINA 0,284 0,303 0,67 0,469 0,234 0,335 TITAN 0,459 0,595 0,527 0,314 0,49 0,358 DNEPROAZOT 0,465 0,14 0,06 0,548 0,323 0,493 ROVNOAZOT 0,307 0,241 0,17 0,417 0,195 0,324 KRYMSKY SODOVY 0,488 0,26 0,37 0,695 0,392 0,338 STIROL 1 0,175 0,379 1 0,499 0,439 Mean 0,461 0,286 0,356 0,482 0,346 0,438 Table A.8 Components of internal competitiveness for some leading chemical enterprises in 2005 Table A.9 The values for regression between net income ratio (profit ratio) and internal competitiveness indexes 2003 2004 2005 Title of enterprise Net income ratio Profit ratio Net income ratio Profit ratio Net income ratio Profit ratio SUMYCHIMPROM 0,191 0,009 0,224 0,003 0,194 0,028 AZOT, Cherkassy 0,799 0,005 0,521 0,015 0,455 0,053 DNEPROPETROVSKY LAKOKRASOCHNY 0,079 0,035 0,055 0,015 0,046 0,005 DNEPROSZINA 0,315 0,005 0,258 0,073 0,236 0,015 TITAN 0,163 0,017 0,157 0,133 0,158 0,126 DNEPROAZOT 0,435 0,454 0,348 0,25 0,317 0,296 ROVNOAZOT 0,203 -0,189 0,218 0,066 0,195 0,044 KRYMSKY SODOVY 0,163 0,017 0,157 0,133 0,158 0,126 STIROL 1 1 1 1 1 1 Productivity of labour and motivation Property status Business activity Profitabilit y Financial stability Liquidity Title of enterprise 1I 2I 3I 4I 5I 6I SUMYCHIMPROM 0,097 0,339 0,262 0,333 0,204 0,259 AZOT, Cherkassy 0,373 0,077 0,245 0,246 0,225 0,25 DNEPROPETROVSKY LAKOKRASOCHNY 0,337 0,498 0,226 0,306 0,524 0,771 DNEPROSZINA 0,196 0,471 0,6 0,307 0,115 0,258 TITAN 0,41 0,666 0,255 0,511 0,439 0,404 DNEPROAZOT 0,382 0,123 0,058 0,648 0,304 0,449 ROVNOAZOT 0,214 0,364 0,343 0,394 0,099 0,237 KRYMSKY SODOVY 0,31 0,376 0,366 0,686 0,434 0,315 STIROL 0,686 0,343 0,251 1 0,377 0,703 Mean 0,334 0,362 0,29 0,492 0,302 0,405 2007’3 129 Nadiya Dubrovina, Yuri Kostin, Evgeniy Zembicki Table A.10 Results of regression for net income and internal competitiveness index Regression Summary for Dependent Variable: INC_RAT R= ,80150231 RІ= ,64240595 Adjusted RІ= ,62865233 F(1,26)=46,708 p<,00000 Std.Error of estimate: ,26649 St. Err. St. Err. BETA of BETA B of B t(26) p-level ICI 0,801502 0,117276 0,146869 0,02149 6,834336 2,97E- 07 Table A.11 Results of regression for profit and internal competitiveness index Regression Summary for Dependent Variable: PR_RAT R= ,62142817 RІ= ,38617297 Adjusted RІ= ,36256424 F(1,26)=16,357 p<,00042 Std.Error of estimate: ,28651 St. Err. St. Err. BETA of BETA B of B t(26) p-level ICI 0,621428 0,153651 0,093442 0,023104 4,044405 0,000416 Table A.12 Results of regression for first ICI component Regression Summary for Dependent Variable: I_1 R= ,98843919 RІ= ,97701202 Adjusted RІ= ,97401359 F(3,23)=325,84 p<,00000 Std.Error of estimate: ,03504 St. Err. St. Err. BETA of BETA B of B t(23) p-level Intercpt - 0,246413674 0,043459 -5,67006 8,99E-06 X1_1 0,447486372 0,04580478 0,337415449 0,034538 9,769425 1,18E-09 X1_2 0,283182515 0,051217099 0,41542177 0,075134 5,529062 1,27E-05 X1_3 0,416040776 0,041299066 0,459765939 0,04564 10,07385 6,65E-10 Table A.13 Results of regression for second ICI component Regression Summary for Dependent Variable: I2 R= ,88435555 RІ= ,78208473 Adjusted RІ= ,75366100 F(3,23)=27,515 p<,00000 Std.Error of estimate: ,07890 St. Err. St. Err. BETA of BETA B of B t(23) p-level Intercpt -0,097564408 0,059534 -1,63881 0,114861 X2_1 0,363345433 0,10376728 0,258405288 0,073798 3,501541 0,001921 X2_2 0,558604839 0,105019363 0,247316717 0,046496 5,319065 2,12E-05 X2_3 0,674581755 0,100428064 0,386014772 0,057468 6,717064 7,49E-07 130 Економічний вісник Донбасу Nadiya Dubrovina, Yuri Kostin, Evgeniy Zembicki Table A.14 Results of regression for third ICI component Regression Summary for Dependent Variable: I3 R= ,95752699 RІ= ,91685794 Adjusted RІ= ,89706221 F(5,21)=46,316 p<,00000 Std.Error of estimate: ,05012 St. Err. St. Err. BETA of BETA B of B t(21) p-level Intercpt -0,22014 0,040036 -5,49855 1,87E-05 X3_1 0,272180186 0,113616 0,152088 0,063486 2,395618 0,02599 X3_2 0,273333834 0,151973 0,220399 0,122541 1,798569 0,086478 X3_3 0,444138111 0,118088 0,268246 0,071321 3,761088 0,001149 X3_4 0,180324225 0,086508 0,091978 0,044125 2,084486 0,049512 X3_5 0,366376946 0,082903 0,223358 0,050541 4,41935 0,000238 Table A.15 Results of regression for forth ICI component Regression Summary for Dependent Variable: I4 R= ,99207477 RІ= ,98421235 Adjusted RІ= ,98289671 F(2,24)=748,09 p<,00000 Std.Error of estimate: ,03077 St. Err. St. Err. BETA of BETA B of B t(24) p-level Intercpt 0,270503 0,008213 32,9374 1,72E-21 X4_1 0,57292094 0,08629 0,430088 0,064777 6,639518 7,23E-07 X4_2 0,430322279 0,08629 0,28781 0,057713 4,986958 4,3E-05 Table A.16 Results of regression for fifth ICI component Regression Summary for Dependent Variable: I5 R= ,96039993 RІ= ,92236803 Adjusted RІ= ,91224212 F(3,23)=91,090 p<,00000 Std.Error of estimate: ,04550 St. Err. St. Err. BETA of BETA B of B t(23) p-level Intercpt -0,0115 0,035196 -0,32687 0,746719 X5_1 0,440754348 0,059188 0,188928 0,025371 7,446687 1,43E-07 X5_2 0,422626022 0,068062 0,316091 0,050905 6,209471 2,46E-06 X5_3 0,513911157 0,067045 0,259784 0,033892 7,665172 8,86E-08 Table A.17 Results of regression for six ICI component Regression Summary for Dependent Variable: I6 R= ,97142665 RІ= ,94366974 Adjusted RІ= ,93632231 F(3,23)=128,44 p<,00000 Std.Error of estimate: ,05178 St. Err. St. Err. BETA of BETA B of B t(23) p-level Intercpt 0,291896 0,013966 20,90032 1,85E-16 X6_1 0,515256318 0,12529 0,353229 0,085891 4,112522 0,000425 X6_2 0,009469332 0,114613 0,005529 0,066918 0,08262 0,934869 X6_3 0,492789321 0,089153 0,311941 0,056435 5,527465 1,27E-05
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Prospects of development of the conducting chemical enterprises of Ukraine / N. Dubrovina, Y. Kostin, E. Zembicki // Економічний вісник Донбасу. — 2007. — № 3(9). — С. 115-130. — Бібліогр.: 11 назв.— англ.
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Dubrovina, N.
Kostin, Y.
Zembicki, E.
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title Prospects of development of the conducting chemical enterprises of Ukraine
title_full Prospects of development of the conducting chemical enterprises of Ukraine
title_fullStr Prospects of development of the conducting chemical enterprises of Ukraine
title_full_unstemmed Prospects of development of the conducting chemical enterprises of Ukraine
title_short Prospects of development of the conducting chemical enterprises of Ukraine
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