The Impact of Financial Policies on Corporate Growth: A Primary Data Analysis of Mold-Masters DME India Private Limited

This empirical study evaluates the financial position and operational efficiency of Mold-Masters DME India Private Limited by integrating traditional secondary financial data with primary data collected from internal stakeholders. The objective of the study is to provide a better understanding of the company’s financial strengths, identify areas for improvement, and evaluate resource management. Secondary data analysis spanning three financial years (2021–2022 to 2023–2024) reveals a robust improvement in liquidity, with the Current Ratio reaching 2.12. However, it also highlights a growing reliance on external debt, evidenced by a Debt-Equity ratio rising to 0.67. Primary data gathered from the company's financial and managerial staff corroborates these findings, indicating strong internal confidence in short-term solvency but growing caution regarding long-term leverage. The study concludes that while the firm is in a strong expansion phase, maintaining a balanced capital structure is essential for sustainable growth.

Financial Position, Primary Data, Ratio Analysis, Liquidity

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