Looking at the broad areas of work that interest you is an important first step when planning your career or thinking of making changes to it. Take these interests into account when considering jobs‚ study or leisure activities. If you are able to find an environment that suits your interests‚ you are likely to be happier in what you do. Complete the worksheet below and print it out to help you plan your career. 1. Here’s a list of some different career interest areas. Read each description
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A PROJECT REPORT ON RATIO ANALYSIS Conducted at: IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF POST GRADUATE CORPORATE PROGRAM (MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION) (2011-2013) BRIJ MOHAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND
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(Rolls Royce holdings plc‚ 2013) Appendix 2.0-RATIO FORMULA 2.1-profitability -Gross margin £ m 2013 £ m 2012 gross profit 3‚316 2‚745 gross margin = × 100 × 100 21% × 100 23% sales 15‚513 12‚161 -Net profit margin 2013 2012 profit after tax and interest 1‚379 2‚295 net profit margin = × 100 × 100 9% × 100 19%
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Tootsie Roll Industries Ratios (pg 732) The Hershey Company Ratio Interpretation and comparison between the two companies’ ratios Earnings per Share Current Ratio Hershey had net sales close to ten times those of (4‚946‚716 (51‚625 Earnings / Tootsie Roll‚ however their outstanding shares were Earnings / 492‚753 54‚296 Outstanding also an order of magnitude greater than those of Outstanding Shares) = $0.95 Tootsie Roll. Although earnings are greater for Shares) = $0.96 Hershey‚ the
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INTRODUCTION Ratios are invaluable profit tools in financial analysis that can provide information on valuing a company. In this report‚ I am going to focus on the financial statement of the travel and tour operator company ‘TUI TRAVEL PLC’. I will start with the background of the company and I will move on to measuring the financial performance of the company through a competitive analysis of the company’s financial statement for the financial years 2011‚ 2012 and the evaluation of some key ratios. When
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LIMITATIONS OF RATIO ANALYSIS The debt-equity ratio gives an indication of an enterprise’s ability to sustain losses without jeopardizing the interests of creditors. This ratio is based only on information provided in the balance sheet. Although stockholders’ equity serves as a buffer to protect the creditors’ interests‚ it should be kept in mind that the earning prospects of the enterprise are also relevant in judging a firm’s ability to survive the long run. Although the use of ratios can prove helpful
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1. Compute key ratios and other financial measures for Crazy Eddie during the period 1984-1987. Identify and briefly explain the red flags in Crazy Eddie ’s financial statements that suggested the firm posted a higher-than-normal level of audit risk. Current Ratio (1987-84): 2.41‚ 1.40‚ 1.56‚ 0.93 Quick Ratio (1987-84): 1.40 ‚ 0.60‚ 0.77‚ 0.15 Inventory Turnover (1987-84): 3.23‚ 4.38‚ 5.13‚ 5.88 Inventory Turnover ratio shows how often goods are bought and sold per year. Higher numbers
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Investigation 3 Determine the Limiting Reagent Chemistry Investigation 3 Limiting Reagents Aim: To determine the limiting reagent in a reaction. Hypothesis: if the number of moles of the solutions added together equals the stoichiometry ratio in the balanced equation‚ then we would not expect a limiting reagent in the reaction. Independent variable: The number of moles of the reactants Dependent Variable: The limiting reagent Constant Variable: The volume of reactants added Equipment:
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the heat gained by the solution was 2508 J whereas the heat gained by the calorimeter was 173.4 J. Therefore the number of joules released per mole of water formed was 47.6. Kj/mol. In the heat of neutralization of HC2H3O2-NaOH‚ the heat gained by the solution was 2549.8 J‚ and the heat gained by the calorimeter was 176.3 J. The number of joules released per mole of water formed = 47.4 kJ/mol. The total number of joules released in reaction B (2384.6 J) was more than those released in reaction B
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Ratio Analysis – Unit II Problem 1 A company having the Net working capital of 2.8 Lacs as on 30.06.10 indicates the following financial ratios and performance figures Current Ratio 2.4 Liquidity ratio 1.6 Inventory Turnover 8 (on cost of sales ) Gross Profit on Sales 20% Credit Allowed (months ) 1.5 The company s fixed Assets is equivalent to 90% of its net worth ( Share capital plus reserves ) while reserves amounted
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