Guillermo's Furniture Store: Team A: Jason Hussong, Patrick Gengarelli, Kyung Kim

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Guillermos Furniture Store

Team A: Jason Hussong, Patrick Gengarelli, Kyung Kim, Luis Bedoya, Beverly Browne, Sandra Knight-Mayes FIN 571 / Corporate August 2, 2012 Georg Schlueter

Agenda
Introduction Luis Analysis of Alternatives Kyung Financial Recommendation Justification - Patrick Long Term Growth - Jason Five-year Pro Forma Cash Flow Budget - Beverly Close Luis

Luis

Introduction
The Guillermo Furniture Store
Located in Sonora, Mexico Charges a slight premium for quality Profiting business until 1990s

Competitors
Use modern technology Able to produce furniture in mass quantities Affordable prices
Luis

Market Changes in 1990s


Manufacturing/industry trends
Furniture with precise features at low rates Less unique, more affordable

Technical improvements
Machine upgrades found to be more economical Initial expenses incurred, but should see substantial boost in net assets

Kyung

Analysis of Alternatives
Status-quo
Carry on as is with no modifications

High-tech
Buy machines to improve existing operations

Vendor
Change the business from one that manufactures to one that distributes
Kyung

(Financial) Recommendation
Best choice: Go high-tech
Will reduce labor time, direct costs and cost per product

Ability to invest
Option to invest earnings in higher yield equity bonds Reduce the cost of liabilities by offsetting sum of interest off investments The value of G.F.S. be boosted, attracts investors

Leverage patent
Patrick

Long-Term Growth
Look to the future
May involve short-term sacrifices Paint a future that investors will find appealing

Use capital wisely


Purchase essentials that will be immediately fruitful

Production
Boost production Maintain reasonable labor costs
Jason

Five-year Pro Forma Cash Flow Budget


Lease or purchase machines?
Disadvantages of purchasing
Lack of initial funds for high cost of machinery

Risk of leasing machines


Unexpected costs from misplacing, damaging or overuse Interest rates

Budget sales prediction


Expected to be 3% during six months Expected to enhance 6%/ per year over 5 years

Purchase of latest machines


Necessary to decrease costs of labor as well as benefits
Beverly

Conclusion
Changing markets High-tech option Appeal to investors Purchase rather than lease

Luis

Questions?
Thank you.

Luis

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