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FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
A. Balance Sheet
B. Income Statement
Cathay Pacific Airways Income Statement Annual
As Originally Reported 2019 2020 2021
Gross Profit 9,101.00 -8,572.00 3,172.00
Total Revenue 106,973.00 46,934.00 45,587.00
Business Revenue 106,973.00 46,934.00 45,587.00
Cost of Revenue -97,872.00 -55,506.00 -42,415.00
Cost of Goods and Services -5,306.00 -1,102.00 -366.00
Rent and Landing Fees, Cost of Revenue -17,758.00 -6,868.00 -5,743.00
Purchased Fuel, Power and Gas -29,812.00 -11,379.00 -7,031.00
Operation Maintenance and Repairs -9,858.00 -5,772.00 -5,152.00
Staff Cost, Cost of Revenue -20,125.00 -15,786.00 -11,298.00
Depreciation & Amortization, Cost of Revenue -15,013.00 -14,599.00 -12,825.00
Operating Income/Expenses -5,774.00 -3,133.00 -3,622.00
Selling, General and Administrative Expenses -927.00 -146.00
Selling and Marketing Expenses -927.00 -146.00
Other Income/Expenses, Operating -4,847.00 -2,987.00 -3,622.00
Other Expenses, Operating -4,847.00 -2,987.00 -3,622.00
Total Operating Profit/Loss 3,327.00 -11,705.00 -450.00
Non-Operating Income/Expense, Total -1,182.00 -10,616.00 -5,607.00
Total Net Finance Income/Expenses -2,940.00 -2,550.00 -2,411.00
Net Interest Income/Expense -2,940.00 -2,550.00 -2,411.00
Interest Expense Net of Capitalized Interest -3,277.00 -2,699.00 -2,486.00
Interest Income 337.00 149.00 75.00
Net Investment Income 1,644.00 -1,700.00 -2,203.00
Income from Associates, JointVentures and Other
Participating Interests 1,643.00 -1,282.00 -1,985.00
Irregular Income/Expenses 114.00 -6,439.00 -993.00
Other Income/Expenses, Non-Operating 73.00 .
C. Cash Flow
5. Accrual Ratios
6.
- In terms of financial statements from 2019 to 2021 of Cathay Pacific, in general, there are not much fluctuations
in many aspects:
+ The total value of short-term assets increased gradually from 12.72% to 14.70%, in which there was a sudden
growth in cash fluctuating up to about 3%.
+ However, in terms of long-term assets, there is a downward trend, namely from 87.28% to 85.30%. Overall,
there is not a strong effect on long-term assets.
+ In terms of total short-term debt, there was a decrease from 37.47% to 34.68% thanks to the decrease in
expenses payable.
+ But long-term debt tends to grow from 62.53% to 65.32%, possibly due to the impact of the covid-19 crisis.
+ We can see that the contributed capital and retained earnings over the years have almost not changed, so it
can be inferred that the capital has not changed.
- To conclude, we can see that although the company has certain difficulties, considering the above factors,
buying shares is worth considering.
7.
- For business, the toughest leadership test of the health and economic crisis due to Covid-19 is how to
sustain a business in an environment where economies are still struggling. From my perspective,
Cathay Pacific navigates this crisis and remain sustainable due to delivery. In the first half of 2021,
Cathay Pacific carried only 157,000 passengers, down 96% compared to the same period in 2020 and
brought in revenue of only $96 million for the airline. Instead, the freight segment is a "lifesaver" for
Cathay, generating 75% of its revenue in the first six months of the year. Cathay Pacific recorded a
record-high loss of $2.8 billion in 2020. The airline has cut staff by laying off and retiring many
employees early, and closed pilot facilities in five countries.