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Panera Bread Company
2003
Revenue

2004

2005

2006

2007(Est.

33333333363,702 33333333479,139 33333333640,275 33333333828,971 33331,050,000
Operating
33333333288,706
333333333365,627
333333333325,298
333333333338,735

33333333399,760
333333333375,036
333333333333,011
333333333350,240

33333333542,916
333333333385,618
333333333344,166
333333333363,502

33333333738,000
333333333386,000
333333333360,000
333333333378,000

CashFlow3Statement
Net3Income
Depreciation
Accounts3Receivable
Inventory
Prepaid

2004
333333333333338,580
333333333333325,298
33333333333333(4,862)
33333333333333(1,048)
33333333333333333333(18)

2005
333333333333352,183
333333333333333,011
33333333333333(7,902)
33333333333333(1,960)
33333333333333(5,702)

2006
333333333333358,850
333333333333344,166
33333333333333(5,761)
33333333333333(1,356)
33333333333333(6,256)

Accounts3Payable
Accrued3Exp

33333333333333(2,232) 33333333333333(1,418) 3333333333333331,378
333333333333312,294 333333333333332,578 333333333333321,367

Cost3of3goods3sold
33Dough3sold3to3franchisees
33Depreciation
33General3&3administrative

33333333210,822
333333333354,967
333333333318,304
333333333331,502

Operating3profit
Interest3expense

333333333348,107 333333333360,773 333333333382,228 333333333392,769 333333333388,000
33333333333333333348 33333333333333333318 33333333333333333350 33333333333333333392 3333333333333333150

Pretax3profit
Tax

333333333348,059 333333333360,755 333333333382,178 333333333392,677 333333333387,850
333333333317,629 333333333322,175 333333333329,995 333333333333,827 333333333331,500

Operating

Net3Cash

333333333333368,012 33333333333100,790 33333333333112,388

Net3income

333333333330,430 333333333338,580 333333333352,183 333333333358,850 333333333356,350

Financing

Number3of3bakery(cafes.

3333333333333333602 3333333333333333741 3333333333333333877 3333333333331,027 3333333333331,230

Financing

Groos3Fixed3Assets
Goodwill
Net3Cash

333333333333(80,661) 3333333333(100,095) 3333333333(121,334)
33333333333333333333387
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