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Amazon.com Annual Report Project. Pedro Quintana ACG 2021. PART ONE. Corporation Information. Name of Corporation: Amazon.com Inc Principle product or service: Retail-Catalog & Mail-Order Houses Stock Market on which shares are traded- NasdaqGS
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Amazon.com Annual Report Project Pedro Quintana ACG 2021
PART ONE Corporation Information • Name of Corporation: Amazon.comInc • Principle product or service: Retail-Catalog & Mail-Order Houses • Stock Market on which shares are traded- NasdaqGS • Price of a common share on date- $307.55 • Number of shares traded on date- 4,543,264
PART ONE Industry • What’s the chief industry in this firm? – Retail-Catalog & Mail-Order houses. • Few competitors- Apple( AAPL), Barnes & Noble Inc. (BKS), Wal-Mart.com USA, LLC(PVT1), and eBay Inc.(EBAY). • Is amazon a growth or mature industry? – Amazon.com is a mature industry by the fact that it has passed both the emerging and the growth phases of industry growth.
PART ONE Management Information • Name of Chief Executive Officer CEO- Mr. Jeffrey P. Bezos • Name of Chief Financial Officer CFO- Mr. Thomas J. Szkutak • Total compensation for most recent year for CEO- $1.68 million.
PART ONE Quarterly Reports • Balance sheet date of quarterly Reports- September 30th, 2012 • Net Income- $(274) millions • Total Revenue- $13,806 millions • Net cash flow Increase- $2,335 in millions
PART ONE Daily stock closing prices Share price date
PART ONE Volume of shares traded Amazon volume of shares traded Share volume Date
Part one Executive Compensation Table
Auditors Information Part two • Name of Audit Firm- Ernst & Young • Date of Auditor’s report- January 29th, 2013
Part two Annual Financial Statement Information • Dates of financial statements(Balance sheet dates)- December 31, 2012 and 2011. • Number of years covered (income Statements)- Four years: 2010, 2011, 2012.
Part two Analysis of Balance sheet • Total Assets- For 2011: $25,278 and for 2012: $32,555 • Total Liabilities- For 2011: $17,521 and for 2012: $24,363. • Inventory flow assumption- LIFO • Depreciation method- Straight-line method.
Part two Ratio analysis?? CONFUSED • Primary (basic) earning per share- earning per share = Profit- dividend. See notes on this page first, you need to find the annual report: ( it is on the instruction page of the project: I give you the following link: http://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/viewer?action=view&cik=1018724&accession_number=0001193125-13-028520&xbrl_type=v • The formula is on the book ( or you can google the name of the ratio and Investopedia will usually provide the formular). I will give you two examples here. • Primary (Basic) earnings per share = ( net income- dividend on preferred stock) / average outstanding shares • You do not have to calculate this one, it gives you on the consolidated statements of operations ( after the line of net income) • It was 0.09 on Dec31, 2012 • Another example is current ratio= current asset/ current liability • On Dec 31,2012, on consolidated balance sheets, current asset is 21296 million, current liability is 19002 million. So you can calculate current ratio using the above formula.
Part two Analysis of the cash flow statement. • Was there a net cash inflow or outflow? There was a net cash outflow of $(274) million • Where did the firm primarily spend cash? Changes in inventory, capital expenditures, and sale purchase of stock. • From where did this cash come from? From Revenue, Retained earnings, and investments.
Part two Analysis of risk • List some economy and industry-wide risk factors: • 1. Intense competition. • 2. Expansion places a significant strain on their management, personnel, and operations, • 3. Expansion into new products, services, and geographic regions. • 4. Fluctuation in their operating results and growth rates.
Part two International • Does the firm have significant foreign sales? – Yes • Does the firm have significant foreign suppliers? – Yes • With what countries does the firm have significant business relations with? All over the world, but in the year of 2012 Italy, China, and Spain. • Is the firm vulnerable to currency fluctuations? – Yes • Would you buy, sell, or hold this company? HOLD