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This module presents an insightful analysis of HP's operational adjustments and financial strategies. It explores the company's background, focusing on inventory management, leasing practices, and special purpose entities. Key highlights include HP's restructuring efforts, billions in impaired acquisitions, and layoffs alongside a five-year growth plan aimed at reviving revenue by 2015. The module also provides a detailed revenue breakdown using FIFO and LIFO accounting methods, discusses lease asset implications, and investigates assumptions regarding ESO liabilities and tax benefits, with a goal of understanding projected growth in revenue segments.
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Module 11: Adjusting Enterprise Operations Brian Phelan
Agenda • Background on HP • Inventory • Leasing • SPEs • ESO
Industry Structure Source: Ibis World US
Industry Structure Source: Ibis World US
Background • Restructuring • Billions in Impaired acquisitions • Layoffs • 5 year plan -> growth by 2015
FIFO Inventory Source: HPQ 10k
FIFO to LIFO Source: Investopedia
Leases Source: HPQ 10k
HPQ Operating Lease Assets Source: HPQ 10k
Lease Issues • No present value of minimum lease payments for HPQ capital leases • Adjusting for HPQ assets leased to customers as operating leases
Special Purpose Entities Source: HPQ 10k
No Excess ESOP Tax Benefit Source: HPQ 10k
Data Still Searching For • Projected growth rate by revenue segment • Reported debt tax shield • Breakdown of expenses