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Starbucks Financial Analysis 2006-2008

The document analyzes Starbucks' income statement and cash flow statement from 2006 to 2008. It shows that Starbucks increased net sales by 33.33% but net income decreased by 45.7% over this period. The document suggests Starbucks should reduce its branches to better control costs and improve profits.

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Starbucks Financial Analysis 2006-2008

The document analyzes Starbucks' income statement and cash flow statement from 2006 to 2008. It shows that Starbucks increased net sales by 33.33% but net income decreased by 45.7% over this period. The document suggests Starbucks should reduce its branches to better control costs and improve profits.

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INCOME STATEMENT

Starbucks 2008 2006 Rate of growth

Net sales 10,383.0 7,786.9 33.33%

Cost of sales 4,645.3 3,178.7 4.7% (cost/net

sale)

Gross income 5,737.7 4,608.2 24.5%

Operating 5,224.8

expenses

Operating income 512.9

Net income 315.5 581.5 -45.7%

Advantage
1. Between the year 2006 and 2008, Company Starbucks managed to

increase sales by about 33.33%. This is a very good result in such an

economic environment, this result is not easy.

2. At the same time, Starbuck’s cost of sales also raised. But it is under a

strict control.

3. In 2008, Starbuck’s gross income has raised so much-----about 24.5%. It is

almost inevitable result for Starbuck. Because of that all of component

which impact gross income is rising.

Weakness

1. We can’t see the operating expense from the income statement. But we

have reason to believe that Starbuck’s operating expenses was not so high

in 2006. In 2006, Starbucks gross income was lower than it in 2008, but it

can achieve a better net income. This is unmoral.


2. Starbucks’s net income was reduced very much. I think this is because the

management problem of Starbucks. Starbucks has so many branches

which are not easy for it to control with.

Suggestion: Starbucks can reduce its branches and improve the quality of

his business.

3. Starbucks’ profit margins reduced from 7.47% to 3.04%. If Starbucks

cannot take effective means to control its costs, his income will be

declining.
CASH FLOW STATEMENT

Sep 08 Sep 06 Rate

Net Operating Cash Flow 1,258.7 1,131.6 11.23%

Net Investing Cash Flow (1,086.6) (841.0) -29.20%

Net Financing Cash Flow (184.5) (155.3) -18.80%

Advantage

1. Starbucks’ net operating cash flow has increased by about 11.23%. This is

a good phenomenon.

Weakness
1. From Sep 06 to Sep 08, we can see that the cash flow was (CFO+CFI+CFF)

from$135.3 in 2006 to $-12.4 in2008. Which means that Starbucks didn’t

has enough fund to operate the company effectively.

2. Starbucks’ net investing cash flow was always negative, and the amount

was increased by about 29.20%. On one hand, it means that Starbucks

made a good use of its fund. But on the other hand, the increasing amount

of investment made Starbuck plunged into crisis of the shortage of funds.

3. The net financing cash flow was also reduced about 18.80%. Starbucks

met some problem on collecting money.

SUMMERY

Starbucks was not so safe like its quiet surface. The problem of raising

money; huge expenditure…. Starbucks faced with many problems. But I

believed that Starbucks will find the right way. The only thing it has to do

now was to reduce its large system which it can’t control with. By this way,

it can reduce its cost and at the same time, it will increased its profit.

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