This is my blog for Using Accounting for Decision Making based on the company that is assigned to me called "Oz Brewing".
Thursday, June 4, 2015
Assessment 3
Step 1:
The Ratios, NPV and IRP Financial
Statements for Oz Brewing Limited has been entered into the attached
spreadsheet. Please find the “Oz Brewing Limited Company Spreadsheet” Attached.
What do
these ratios actually tell you (or not tell you) about your firm?
These ratios tell me how
profitability and sustainable Oz Brewing limited is. The efficiency ratio
outlines the turnover the company has in relation to their inventories. Whereas
the liquidity ratio is all about the assets they can turn into money to pay
their debts off. Final is the market ratios and the reformulated financial
statement ratios which relate to where the financial position of the company is
at. When looking at the ratios for Oz Brewing Limited you can clearly see in
2011 the company had a profit however from 2012 to 2014 the company made a loss
which was evident when looking at the profitability rations, efficiency ratios
and ratios based on reformulated financial statements.
Discuss
your ratios with other students in the course. How do your company’s ratios
differ to the ratios of companies of other students in the course? What do your
firm’s ratios tell you about how well your firm is performing?
I discussed my ratios with
Matthew Barone about our company’s ratios and based on Matthew Barone’s company’s
ratios my company is in deep financial trouble. Matthew Barone’s company’s
ratios are increasing over the four years not decreasing which means they are
building their business up and their profitability ratios is increasing
significantly. These rations tell me that Oz Brewing Limited is in deep financial
trouble and will be put into voluntary administration very soon as they company
keeps doing backwards.
Comment on
what is driving or causing your firm’s economic profit over the past four years
to be at the levels it is.
The cause of Oz Brewing Limited
economic loss/profit is the fact that they have no revenue coming in only when
they are selling ventures which is basically once a year. They have no product
that they make or sell to the consumer this is why their economic profit/loss
is significantly decreasing each year.
Discuss
your thoughts on what is driving your firm’s economic profit with other
students.
The only similar Oz Brewing
Limited has with other companies is the fact that their profit was positive in
2011 which matched Matthew Barone’s company however Oz Brewing Limited was
significantly lower to Matthew Barone’s company profits for 2011. The
differences between Oz Brewing Limited and other companies is that the
companies had better profitability ratios and efficiency ratios then want Oz
Brewing Limited had. Which means their companies are more sustainable then Oz
Brewing Limited because they have a higher profitability ratio this is because
their companies actual have products that they can sell to their consumers for
revenue. The insight I have gained by breaking into bits of Oz Brewing Limited
financial statement is knowing how to calculate the ratios to determine how
profitable the company really is and whether the company is going to be
sustainable in the future.
Step 2
The Ratios, NPV and IRP Financial
Statements for Oz Brewing Limited has been entered into the attached
spreadsheet. Please find the “Oz Brewing Limited Company Spreadsheet” Attached.
Develop Capital Investment Decision for Oz Brewing Limited
I have developed
the following capital investment decision for Oz Brewing Limited.
Oz Brewing Limited
is in the process of buying 333D Group Proprietary Limited in 2015. To increase
Oz Brewing Limited the company can buy 3D Hubbs to expand their portfolio and
then on sale the businesses later. Oz Brewing Limited is then planning to sell 333D
Group Proprietary Limited to another operator in 5 years. Oz Brewing Limited
will be planning to buy 3D Hubbs in 5 years and then on sale the business in 5
years.
The original cost,
the estimated life, residual value and estimate future cash flows of each
investment opportunity are set out in the table below.
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333D
Group Proprietary Limited
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3D
Hubbs
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Original Cost
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$650 000
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$1 500 000
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Estimated Life
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5 years
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5 years
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Residual Value
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$1 000 000
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$1 850 000
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Estimated Future Cash Flows
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2015
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$205 000
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2016
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$210 000
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2017
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$212 000
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2018
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$215 000
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2019
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$220 000
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2020
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$400 000
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2021
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$405 000
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2022
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$408 000
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2023
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$410 000
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2024
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$412 000
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The investment
would be made on 31 December 2015. The estimated future cash flows are expected
to be received on 31 December of each year.
Briefly
discuss your though processes in coming to your recommendation. Discuss the
strengths and weaknesses of your analysis.
My though process is that Oz Brewing Limited is in
the process of buying 333D Group proprietary Limited and back Oz Brewing
Limited in the past tends to buy companies. Then sell the companies in a few
years at a loss I though Oz Brewing Limited can continue to follow this process
but only sell the companies at a profit. Due to Oz Brewing Limited has not full
acquired 333D Group Proprietary Limited yet I figured this could be one company
Oz Brewing Limited could get future cash flow from. If this company is successful
like it has been doing then Oz Brewing might be inclined to buy again 3D
printing company and sell it at a profit. The strengths of my analysis is that
it is based on figures Oz Brewing Limited is capability of meeting. The
weakness of this model is that it is future cash flows and because Oz Brewing
has not been in 3D printing before there is no actual figures to base these
calculations on. All the figures in the analysis is selected but not based on
Oz Brewing Limited’s performance.
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