The document discusses various financial statements including the annual report, balance sheet, income statement, statement of cash flows, and calculations related to net operating working capital, net operating profit after taxes, free cash flow, market value added, and economic value added. It provides examples and asks the reader to complete calculations using financial information for a company called Allied. The purpose is to explain important financial concepts and have the reader practice computations related to evaluating a company's performance and value.
The document discusses various financial statements including the annual report, balance sheet, income statement, statement of cash flows, and calculations related to net operating working capital, net operating profit after taxes, free cash flow, market value added, and economic value added. It provides examples and asks the reader to complete calculations using financial information for a company called Allied. The purpose is to explain important financial concepts and have the reader practice computations related to evaluating a company's performance and value.
The document discusses various financial statements including the annual report, balance sheet, income statement, statement of cash flows, and calculations related to net operating working capital, net operating profit after taxes, free cash flow, market value added, and economic value added. It provides examples and asks the reader to complete calculations using financial information for a company called Allied. The purpose is to explain important financial concepts and have the reader practice computations related to evaluating a company's performance and value.
What is the annual report, and what two types of information are given in it?
-issued annually to stockholders
Contains: analysis of the past year’s operations opinions about future prospects Two types of information are given in it:
First, there is a verbal section, often
presented as
Second, the annual report
presents THE ANNUAL REPORT
Who are some of the basic users of
financial statements, and how do they use them? Explain the following statement:
“While the balance sheet can be
thought of as a snapshot of the firm’s financial position at a point in time, the income statement reports on operations over a period of time.” Some additional points about the BALANCE SHEET are worth noting:
1. DIY: Compute for Allied’s net worth
The Income Statement Statement of Retained Earnings NET CASH FLOW Fact: The value of an asset (including a share of stock or the firm as a whole) is determined by the it generates. MAXIMIZE SHAREHOLDERS’ CASH FLOW WEALTH MAXIMIZATION AVAILABLE TO INVESTORS NET CASH FLOW vs. ACCOUNTING PROFIT Statement of Cash Flows Generally, both accounts payable and accruals are “free” in the sense that no explicit fee is charged for their use. NET OPERATING WORKING CAPITAL
2. DIY: Compute for Allied’s NOWC for 2001 & 2000
3. DIY: Compute for Allied’s TOTAL Operating Capital for 2001 & 2000 NET OPERATING PROFIT AFTER TAXES