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Apple Inc. Apple Inc. Morgan Carpenter William Hernandez Abhisheik Kamal Rosie Levitan David Liu

Apple Inc. Apple Inc. Morgan Carpenter William Hernandez Abhisheik Kamal Rosie Levitan David Liu. Corporate Leadership. Reputation and Brand. World’s most valuable company Current market cap: $ 629.89 billion Highest Corporate Reputation in the US

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Apple Inc. Apple Inc. Morgan Carpenter William Hernandez Abhisheik Kamal Rosie Levitan David Liu

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  1. Apple Inc. Apple Inc. Morgan Carpenter William Hernandez Abhisheik Kamal Rosie Levitan David Liu

  2. Corporate Leadership

  3. Reputation and Brand • World’s most valuable company • Current market cap: $ 629.89 billion • Highest Corporate Reputation in the US • 2012 Harris Poll Reputation Quotient • Most Recognizable Brand • 2011 Millward Brown study • http://www.itworldcanada.com/blogs/cdn/2011/05/11/apple-is-now-the-world-s-most-recognizable-brand/62938/

  4. Products

  5. Liquidity RatiosAnalysis

  6. Liquidity RatiosComparison

  7. Profit Margin RatiosTrend Analysis

  8. Profit Margin RatiosComparison

  9. Profit Margin Ratios Comparison

  10. Efficiency RatiosTrend Analysis

  11. Efficiency Ratios Comparison

  12. Efficiency Ratios Comparison

  13. Solvency RatiosAnalysis

  14. Solvency RatiosComparison

  15. Market RatiosTrend Analysis

  16. Market Ratios Comparison

  17. Market Comparison

  18. Tax Management • Apple pays NO state taxes in Nevada • 70% of profit shifted legally overseas with lower tax rates than US • Estimated that Apple’s taxes would have increased by $2.4 billion in 2011 http://www.neurope.eu/article/no-austerity-measures-apples-tax-invasion

  19. Deferred Tax Liability • Reported on B/S at $13.2 Billion • Assuming a 10% interest and 10 yr period • Decrease deferred tax liability by $5.1 Billion • Good tax planning!

  20. Stocks & Dividends • Beginning September 30, 2012: • Apple to purchase $10 billion dollars of stock • Currently, Apple does not pay dividends • Beginning September 30, 2012: • Apple will begin to pay dividends of $2.65 per share per quarter

  21. http://finance.yahoo.com

  22. Available for Sale Securities Apple manages its cash efficiently and invests in mutual funds, bills, securities, and deposits • Total unrealized gains 581 million • Total unrealized losses (72) million This increases marketable securities (on B/S) from $116.7 billion to $117.2 billion

  23. Employee Benefits • Benefits vary by position, location, and years with Apple • Health and life insurance • Short- and long-term disability coverage • 401k Plan with company match • Employee Stock Purchase Plan • Average exercise price: $108.64

  24. Risk Factors • Economic conditions • Technology becomes obsolete • Innovation

  25. Patent Lawsuit vs. Samsung • “Apple Has Most Powerful Patent Portfolio in Consumer Electronics” • IEEE Spectrum • Apple to receive $1.05 billion from Samsung • Samsung’s countersuit • Court to decide on injunction regarding prohibiting sale of Samsung products that infringed patents in the US • December 6, 2012 http://spectrum.ieee.org/at-work/innovation/apple-has-the-most-powerful-patent-portfolio-in-consumer-electronics

  26. Product Releases • To be announced on September 12 • iPhone 5 • iOS 6 • Better security and IT features • MacBookPro with Retina Display • iPad mini • iMac • Mountain Lion

  27. Steve Jobs • Under the leadership of Tim Cook, Apple has developed an extremely efficient and effective supply chain which has been ranked as the world's best for the four years 2007–2010. • Apple’s quick cash conversion cycle enables it to execute massive product launches without having to maintain large, profit-sapping inventories. • Cook differences with Jobs:. • Payment of dividends • Johnny Ives, Senior Vice President of industrial design. • Designed User Interface

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