Westover Inn: Financial Analysis
Financial Analysis
Past Performance:
In regards to the past performance of the Westover inn, it is clear to see that the inn has been an underperformer in regards to recording any positive net income. Despite the consistent years in failure to produce a positive income, the trend is clear that progression is being made as each year has shown an increase in profit and revenue. This has much to do with the productive way of reducing expenses and the inn gaining more recognition and consistent clientele. A clear issue the inn has faced has been has been the trouble of repaying its interest on their original investments as seen with a times covered ratio.
Current Performance: The current year of 1994, the inn again showed a positive increase in net income, with a slight drop in revenue. With proper managing of expenses and lower average collection period of 20, the inn has been able to report a higher net income. An issue for the inn shows a lower liquidity ratios, with the current ratio at .40 quite below the expected level of 1 and quick ratio of .35, representing the difficulty of converting inventory into cash. What this means is the low levels of the liquidity rations could spell the threat of possible bankruptcy.
Future Performance: The future of the inn looks a little more promising then the past years, as revenue has been steady and constant increase in net income, it could be soon the inn will be reporting positive income before interest and depreciation. A small issue the inn faces is in regards to their leverage ratios, which could spell difficulty in borrowing funds in the future. Although if economic conditions continue to increase, with lower interest rates the inn will show increased profitability.
NPV Analysis In an optimistic scenario, based on our opportunities we deducted the inn will began to become a profitable organization. In this scenario we see a quick increase in revenue in the earlier years with a drop, but still steady
Past Performance:
In regards to the past performance of the Westover inn, it is clear to see that the inn has been an underperformer in regards to recording any positive net income. Despite the consistent years in failure to produce a positive income, the trend is clear that progression is being made as each year has shown an increase in profit and revenue. This has much to do with the productive way of reducing expenses and the inn gaining more recognition and consistent clientele. A clear issue the inn has faced has been has been the trouble of repaying its interest on their original investments as seen with a times covered ratio.
Current Performance: The current year of 1994, the inn again showed a positive increase in net income, with a slight drop in revenue. With proper managing of expenses and lower average collection period of 20, the inn has been able to report a higher net income. An issue for the inn shows a lower liquidity ratios, with the current ratio at .40 quite below the expected level of 1 and quick ratio of .35, representing the difficulty of converting inventory into cash. What this means is the low levels of the liquidity rations could spell the threat of possible bankruptcy.
Future Performance: The future of the inn looks a little more promising then the past years, as revenue has been steady and constant increase in net income, it could be soon the inn will be reporting positive income before interest and depreciation. A small issue the inn faces is in regards to their leverage ratios, which could spell difficulty in borrowing funds in the future. Although if economic conditions continue to increase, with lower interest rates the inn will show increased profitability.
NPV Analysis In an optimistic scenario, based on our opportunities we deducted the inn will began to become a profitable organization. In this scenario we see a quick increase in revenue in the earlier years with a drop, but still steady