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Founded in Chicago, 1928, by Paul V. Galvin

History. Founded in Chicago, 1928, by Paul V. Galvin First products were household, police and car radios In 1938, advertised car radios under brand name “Motorola” Name changed to Motorola, Inc. Began doing government work in 1940’s Opened a plant in Phoenix, Arizona

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Founded in Chicago, 1928, by Paul V. Galvin

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  1. History • Founded in Chicago, 1928, by Paul V. Galvin First products were household, police and car radios • In 1938, advertised car radios under brand name “Motorola” • Name changed to Motorola, Inc. • Began doing government work in 1940’s • Opened a plant in Phoenix, Arizona • By 1959, a leader in Military, space and commercial communications • Went to international markets in 1960’s • Technology markets in 1970’s • In 90’s, started focusing on cellular phones • Had a merger with General Instrument Corporation • A leader in all sorts of communications today

  2. Goods and Services We Sell • Cell phones • Walkie talkies • Computer chips • Handsets • Pagers • General packet radio service (GPRS)

  3. Net Income Year Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4 Total 1998 N/A N/A N/A 190 190 1999 202 294 388 597 1488 2000 482 551 643 3752051 2001 -206 -232 -153 -90-681

  4. Revenues, Expenses, & Net Income

  5. P/E Growth Ratio • Year Annual • 1998 87.36 • 1999 76.30 • 2000 36.00 • 200144.70

  6. Statments of Operation Year 1999 2000 • Revenue (net sales) $33,075 $37,580 * • Income (net earnings , loss) $31,792 $ 35,349 * • Net Income $891 $ 1,318* Earnings Per Share $ 0.58 $0.41 * In millions

  7. Balance Sheet Year 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 Total Assets 25,665 28,954 30,951 40,489 42,343 Working 3,696 4,597 2,532 4,679 3,628 Capital Long term 1,931 2,144 2,633 3,573 4,778 Debt and Redeemable Preferred Securities Total Debt 3,328 3,426 5,542 6,077 11,169 And redeemable Preferred securities Total Stockholders’ 12,843 14,487 13,913 18,693 18,612 Equity

  8. Competitors • The following are a list of business competitors: • Ericsson - phones • Nokia - phones • Intel – computer chips • Sony – phones, radios, and computer chips

  9. Historical Prices Date Open High Low Close Dec 97 57.13 58.00 56.94 57.19 Dec 98 61.19 64. 31 55.25 61.06 Dec 99 114.25 149.50 114.25 147.25 Dec 00 20.00 22.00 15.81 20.25 Dec 01 16.35 18.02 14.70 15.02 * $0.04 Cash Dividend

  10. Buy Motorola Stock • Motorola has been doing well over the past few years. They have been increasing their revenue at a fast pace. • Right now, the stock is low, however Motorola seems to be doing very well. They should be increasing within the next few months. • They make good products that last for a long time. With great customer service and with people who really care, Motorola can easily sell products. • This customer orientated service has allowed the great rise of Motorola over the past five years.

  11. Analyzing Motorola • America’s leading electronic manufacturer. Pioneer of radios and developing the analog phones. • Digital phones are now the new thing. Motorola is making a transition into the new technology world. It is slow but steady. However, top competitors are not doing much better so Motorola is still one of the top 5. • They have enhanced their products. Also, the quality.

  12. THAT IS THE END OF THE PHONE CORD!

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