2012‚ Under Armour Inc revenues increased 25% to $753.9M. Net income applicable to common stockholders increased 17% to $21.2M. Revenues reflect North America segment increase of 24% to $711.4M‚ Other Foreign segment increase of 39% to $42.4M. Basic Earnings per Share excluding Extraordinary Items increased from $0.18 to $0.20. Source: Reuters Industry Industry ANZSIC 2006: NACE 2002: NAICS 2002: UK SIC 2003: UK SIC 2007: US SIC 1987: Apparel and Accessories
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profit margin | 5.6% | 5.3% | 7.9% | 8.6% | 8.5% | 5.7% | 9.0% | Investment and other income (loss)‚ net | 387 | 275 | 226 | 197 | 186 | (58) | 188 | Income before income taxes extraordinary loss‚ and cumulative effect of change in accounting principle | 3‚827 | 3‚345 | 4‚608 | 4‚403 | 3‚711 | 1‚731 | 2‚451 | Provision for income taxes | 880 | 762 | 1‚006 | 1‚385 | 1‚086 | 485 | 785 | Net Income | 2‚947 | 2‚583 | 3‚602 | 3‚018 | 2‚625 | 1‚246 | 1‚666 | Net profit margin | 4.8% |
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Table of contents Company Choice 3 1. Determine whether this firm had a serious set-back and/or drop in earnings over the last 10 years by reading its annual reports‚ press clippings and other information sources. Explain what happened. If nothing negative has happened‚ describe what makes this company so successful 3 2. Create a balanced score card for this company; the information doesn’t have to be factual right: it is your view on the company 5 3. Fill out all four “dimensions” with
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war and when it comes to the liquor industry‚ it is war." This was an extract from a note signed by none other than the man they called the ‘King of Good Times’. The Indian liquor industry is a high-risk industry‚ primarily on account of the high taxes and innumerableregulations governing it. As a result‚ liquor companies suffer from low pricing flexibility and have inefficientcapacities‚ which‚ in turn‚ have led to low margins and weak financial profiles. Moreover‚ even though the twolarge liquor
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World Upcoming events on TENCENT HOLDINGS LTD 03/18/15 05/13/15 FY 2014 Earnings Release (Projected) Q1 2015 Earnings Release (Projected) 08/12/15 Interim 2015 Earnings Release (Projected) 11/11/15 Q3 2015 Earnings Release (Projected) Past events on TENCENT HOLDINGS LTD 11/12/14 | 07:00am Q3 2014 Earnings Call 11/12/14 Q3 2014 Earnings Release 08/13/14 | 08:00am Interim 2014 Earnings Call 08/13/14 Interim 2014 Earnings Release Managers Name Age Since Title Hua Teng Ma 43 1999 Chairman
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Statement of Purpose The purpose of this case study is to help Airborne Express with its strategy formulation and implementation. Statement of the Problem and Objective Problem: Decline in the market share of Airborne Express in the volume of overnight deliveries. Objective: To become one of the top three companies in the express carriers industry. Alternative Courses of Action ● Not compete with established competitors like FedEx and UPS‚ and stress the reliability
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areas: improving operating performance and preparing a better financial report. Contents Abstract 1 Scope of the report 3 1 Users of accounts 3 1.1Shareholders 3 1.1.1 Earning per share and dividends per share 3 1.1.2 Business performance 4 1.1.3 Future 5 1.1.4 Other information for shareholders 6 1.2 Loan creditor group 7 1.3 Analyst-adviser group 8 1.4 Employees 8 1.5 Customers
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a number of job possibilities‚ but had received no offers and was still unclear about the direction he wished to follow. His strengths appeared to lie in the marketing and human resources area. He had little interest in joining a major retail company: “I’ve been on that treadmill before‚” he said. He felt that whatever his eventual career choice would be‚ he wanted to do “something that will make some differences to me and to others.” The idea of working for himself was appealing: “At least
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11 | 3 | 100000 | 400000 | 5 | 14 | 3. Given EBIT of Rs. 200000‚ corporate tax rate of 35% and following data determine the amount of debt that should be used by the firm in its capital structure to maximise the value of the firm: Debt | Kd(before Tax) % | Ke(%) | Nil | Nil | 12 | 100000 | 10 | 12 | 200000 | 10.5 | 12.6 | 300000 | 11 | 13 | 400000 | 12 | 13.6 | 500000 | 14 | 15.6 | 600000 | 17 | 20 | 4. Company X and Y are in the same risk class and are identical in every respect
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Group Assignment Topic: Café de Coral Background of Café de Coral The Cafe de Coral Group was incorporated in 1968‚ but it would not be until September 1969 when it opened its first Café de Coral restaurant in Causeway Bay. The chain gradually expanded over the next decade and went on air in 1977 when it promoted its restaurants through TV commercials. In 1979‚ Café de Coral established its first food processing plant‚ a move commonly taken to lower costs and ensures consistency. In 1986
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