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Financial Reports
Represent a method of "Keeping Score".

Provide information about the firm and its operations.
Annual Report
Most Important. Contains:
Verbal description of firm's operating results for the past year.
Discussion of New Developments.
Financial Statements
Balance Sheet
A snapshot of the firm's position at a given time. (assets, liabilities, and equity.)
Income Statement
Shows the results of a firm over a given time period. (Profit)
Statement Of Cash Flows
indicates the flow of cash in and out of the firm during a given time period.
Equity
Capital provided to the firms by its owners, shareholders.
Earnings Per share
(NI)/ Shares Outstanding
DIVs Per Share
(DIV)/ Shares Outstanding
Book Value Per share
(Total Common Equity)/ (Shares Outstanding)
Total Market Value
(Stock Price Share) * (Shares Outstanding)
Net Operating Profit After Taxes (NOPAT)
The amount of profit a company would generate if it had no debt and held no non-operating assets.
Operating Cash Flow
NOPAT+Depreciation + Amoritization
Gross Investment In Operating Capital
Operating Cash flow - Gross investment in Operating Capital
FCF
NOPAT - Net investment in operating capital
EVA
An estimate of the business's true economic profit for the year.
Market Value Added
MVA= MKt. Value of Stock - Eq supplied by shareholders
MVA = (Shares Out)(Stock Price) - Total Common Equity
Economic Value Added Equation
EVA= NOPAT - After-tax dollar cost of capital

EVA= EBIT(1-T) - (inv supplied on cap)(after-tax % cost of cap)