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Bus 411. DAY 22. Case Feedback Eps/ebit analysis Case 8 (Kroger) on April 17 Tony Case 9 (Limited Brands) on April 21 Dustin, Jaime, Donnie and David. Case 10 (Wal-Mart) On April 24 Megan, Kristin & Angéle April 28 Tony – Harley Davidson May 1 Nike Dustin, Jaime, Donnie and David
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Bus 411 DAY 22
Case Feedback Eps/ebit analysis Case 8 (Kroger) on April 17 Tony Case 9 (Limited Brands) on April 21 Dustin, Jaime, Donnie and David Case 10 (Wal-Mart) On April 24 Megan, Kristin & Angéle April 28 Tony – Harley Davidson May 1 Nike Dustin, Jaime, Donnie and David May 5 Final Exam issued Royal Caribbean Megan, Kristin & Angéle May 8 Midnight Final exam due The Rest of the Semester
Case feedback • Individual Feeback forms not complete • Done later today or tomorrow • General Feedback • Analysis is better but the presentations are weak! • Suggestions • You may considered having only one (or two) present • Assumes your audience is a Board of Directors that you are trying to convince about strategies & directions • Be enthusiastic ! • Slides should look like they were made by One person • Dare to be different • Think out of the BOX , take risks! • Don’t parrot what the instructor does…be creative
Finance/Accounting Issues Debt vs. Equity Decisions • EPS/EBIT analysis • Earnings per share/Earnings before interest and taxes
EPS-EBIT Analysis(in $millions) • $Amount Needed: $500 • Stock Price $40 • EBIT Range $1000 to $2000 • Tax Rate 175/673 = .26 = 26% • Interest Rate 5% • # Shares Outstanding 350 (million) Heinz Company – Year End 2001
EPS-EBIT Analysis • Row 1 • EBIT (Earnings before Interest and taxes • Estimated High and Low based on previous earnings and future looking analysis • Row 2 • Interest paid in one year • Loan amount * interest rate • Row 3 • EBT (Earnings before Taxes) • Subtract Row 2 from Row 1
EPS-EBIT Analysis • Row 4 • Taxes (uses tax rate * row 3) • Row 5 • EAT (earnings after taxes) • Subtract row 4 from Row 3 • Row 6 • Shares outstanding (from balance sheet) • For equity financing add amount financed/ share price • Row 7 • EPS earnings per share • Divide row 5 by row 6