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    of Netflix in their balance sheet. Every year their total assets grow at least 30% and their current assets isn’t falling behind growing from year to year at an average growth rate of 34%. Most of this growth is pertained to Netflix’s “current content assets, net” account and its “non-current content assets, net” account. These…

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    Dear sir with reference to the above mentioned subject the information regarding existing business is as follows: While reviewing sales of company it is observed that our sales increases by 22% each year but that lead to increase in our expenses by the same percentage which leads us to be on loss side each year. Further the increase in sales is not consistent with increase in market, as market is expanding relatively more than our growth that results decrease in our market share year by year. On…

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    Bii Airtel Cash Flow

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    dividend payments and common stock repurchases. Cash flow analysis of Bharti Airtel Parameter MAR'15 MAR'14 Change % Net Profit Before Taxes 15,655 8,377 86.88% Adjustments for Expenses & Provisions 3,959 8,021 -50.65% Adjustments for Liabilities & Assets 1,180 1,475 -20.03% Cash Flow from operating activities 17,940 16,022 11.97% Cash Flow from investing activities -12,801 -17,086 25.08% Cash Flow from financing activities -5,196 1,182 -539.49% Effect of exchange fluctuation on…

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    Red Flags Case Study

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    Red Flags: 1) The significant unusual increase in long-term assets From 2003 to 2007, we can see that Bear Stearns’s long-term assets increased $170,836 (124.96%), while its current assets increased only 16.38%. This is a red flags because long-term assets are usually funded by long-term debts or stockholders’ equity. If a company put too many assets in its long-term categories, its financial flexibility will be impaired. 2) The significant increase in current and long-term liabilities From…

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    Ge Capital Case Study

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    GE Capital is the monetary administrations unit of the American aggregate General Electric. It gives business loaning and renting, and also a scope of monetary administrations for human services, media, correspondences, amusement, buyers, land, andaviation. It has various divisions, including GE Capital Aviation Services, GE Energy Financial Services and GE Healthcare Equipment Finance. GE Capital concentrates principally on advances and rents that it guarantees to hang all alone accounting…

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    commonly used to evaluate how well the company manages their asset and liabilities internally. This ratio goes hand in hand with profitability ratios as it helps to improve the company’s profitability in the business. The efficiency ratio of ENCORP Berhad will calculate by using Fixed Assets Turnover and Debtor’s Collection Period (Appendix ). Figure 2.3.1: Efficiency Analysis of ENCORP Berhad Based on the diagram above, the Fixed Assets gradually increased from year 2009 to year 2013…

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    TONED LLC Swot Analysis

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    market entry by forcing new entrants to spend time and money to differentiate their products and services. 3. Capital requirements. An example, TONED LLC may require capital investments in order to expand by acquiring existing or constructing new rental property. Capital requirements form a particularly strong barrier when the capital is required for risky investments like research and…

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    conversion period = Days in inventory + Days sales outstanding – Days in payables = 70 days + 28 days – 30 days = 68 days. Based on the computation above, Pearson Air Conditioning & Service will need to finance 68 days of operations with its working capital, which is over two months of operations. This certainly will place the…

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    Financial Ratio Analysis

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    Avoun, 2005). Unfortunately, few organizations within the hospitality industry commonly use financial ratios to determine the health of their business (Kim & Avoun, 2005). The most common ratios are categorized into market ratios, liquidity ratios, asset management ratios, leverage ratios, and profit ratios. This paper seeks to compare and examine the financial ratios of Harlequin and Brine, an upscale-casual restaurant,…

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    479,000 RM 19,368,505 = 0.06 = 1.25 Net Profit Margin = Net Profit RM 46,496,000 RM 22,829,045 Sales RM 1,632,479,000 RM 19,368,505 = 0.03 = 1.18 Return on Assets = Net Profit RM 46,496,000 RM 22,829,045 Average Total Assets RM 1,576,416,000 RM 215,967,671 = 0.03 = 0.11 Return on Equity = Net Profit RM 46,496,000 RM 22,829,045 Average Shareholder Equity RM 1,943,952,000 RM 215,323,601…

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