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                     internal rate of return of 12 per cent based on long term marginal costing
                     depending upon the option for any of the specified rates of return that may
                     be exercised by the manufacturer of a bulk drug:

                     Provided that the option with regard to the rate of return once exercised by
                     a manufacturer shall be final and for any change in the said rate of return
                     prior approval of the government shall be necessary.
               19.19.  It can be seen that the said Drug (Prices Control) Order, 1987 offered
               three alternatives to the domestic industry for return purposes i.e., (i) a post-tax
               return of 14 per cent on net worth or (ii) a return of 22 per cent on capital employed
               or (iii) in respect of a new plant an internal rate of return of 12 per cent based on
               long term marginal costing depending upon the option for any of the specified
               rates of return that may be exercised by the manufacturer of a bulk drug. However,
               for NIP working only the option of 22% rate of return is uniformly applied in case
               of all units including new units. It appears that uniform rate of return has largely
               been applied to avoid arbitrariness or the element of subjectivity. It is further added
               that the Drug (Prices Control) Order, 1987 is not in force as on date. Further, no
               break-up of 22% is available. Based on the available information, the break-up
               is understood as under:

               Debt-Equity Ratio                         2:1
               Interest Rate                            18%                12.00
               Income Tax Rate                         52.50%
               Notional Post Tax Return on Net Worth    14%                 9.73
               Total                                                      21.73 say
                                                                           22.00


               Impact of Optimization under existing NIP Rules
               19.20.  As per Annexure-III of the Anti-Dumping Rules, 1995, the following
               optimizations are considered for working out the NIP, namely:

               19.20.1 The best utilization of raw materials by the constituents of domestic
               industry, over the past three years period and the period of investigation, and at
               period of investigation rates to nullify injury, if any, caused to the domestic industry
               by inefficient utilization of raw materials;

               19.20.2 The best utilization of utilities by the constituents of domestic industry,
               over the past three years period and period of investigation, and at period of




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