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Green Mountain Coffee Roasters. Matt Moore. Keurig Green Mountain. Named changed March 10, 2014. Background. Started as small café in Vermont Organic and Fair-Trade Coffee Keurig Machines & K-Cups Sell to wholesale Customers Most of sales from K-Cups Highest margins are on K-Cups .
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Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Matt Moore
Keurig Green Mountain Named changed March 10, 2014
Background • Started as small café in Vermont • Organic and Fair-Trade Coffee • Keurig Machines & K-Cups • Sell to wholesale Customers • Most of sales from K-Cups • Highest margins are on K-Cups
Mod 10 Recap • Footnotes provide additional info than just financial statement • Focus more on identification of enterprise activities • Using data to facilitate improved forecasting
Assets • Amounts do not always tie out to amounts reported on financial statements • Companies are allowed to net some accounts • PPE: all will be classified as operating, but understand operating activities better • “Pension and postretirement assets and liabilities get very convoluted” in F/S
Income Statement & Equity Values in ‘000s • Continue to use 37% tax rate for EPAT • Desired tax rate is the marginal rate, can’t find • Effective tax rate not effective • Preferred stock and NCI represent claims on company • Financing item
Company Subsections • Subsections of company: Specialty Coffee business unit (SCBU), Keurig business unit (KBU), and Canadian business unit • No breakdown by specified subsections
Deferred Taxes Effective tax rate 2013: 36.9% 2012 : 33.6%
Post-retirement Benefits Classified as “Other long-term liabilities”
Company Issues SEC Investigation for accounting practices No real pension section Few charts, most of the information is in text
Mod Issues • Exactly where the information in the footnotes can be confusing • Pension and Postretirement • Gross up amount on Exhibit 10.10 was unclear • Experts feel that Keurig Green Mountain have provided less info in recent years