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Company Financial Analysis Project Guide

The document outlines a class project focused on analyzing a specific company's annual reports, requiring an introduction to the company, its management, history, products, and geographical location. Students must report financial data for the last five years using Excel, calculating various short-term and long-term financial metrics. The project emphasizes presenting data in tables and graphs, along with brief explanations of the findings.

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Company Financial Analysis Project Guide

The document outlines a class project focused on analyzing a specific company's annual reports, requiring an introduction to the company, its management, history, products, and geographical location. Students must report financial data for the last five years using Excel, calculating various short-term and long-term financial metrics. The project emphasizes presenting data in tables and graphs, along with brief explanations of the findings.

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Class Project

Use your allocated company and report and interpret following;

Annual reports of companies can be found on relevant company’s websites and on following website
[Link]

Deadline:

Show data in table and graphs and explain those graphs and tables briefly in your own words.

1. Introduce your company


a. What company does
b. Its management
c. History
d. Products
e. Geographical location
2. Report data in excel sheet (financial statements for last 5 years) and calculate
a. Short term liabilities through
 Quick ratio
 Current ratio
 Working capital
 Turnover rates
 Operating cycle
 Net cash flows from operating activities
 Lines of credit
b. Long-Term
 Debt ratio
 Interest coverage ratio
 Trend in net cash flows from operating activities
 Trend in net income

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