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Computron Industries From a Financial Analyst’s Perspective

Computron Industries From a Financial Analyst’s Perspective. WMBA 507 Financial Management Spring 2013, Session 1 By Cheung, Alley Le, Trung. What a financial analyst would want to know:. For share/bond buyers: Accounting ratios How companies deploy tactics to meet their budget targets

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Computron Industries From a Financial Analyst’s Perspective

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  1. Computron IndustriesFrom a Financial Analyst’s Perspective WMBA 507 Financial Management Spring 2013, Session 1 By Cheung, Alley Le, Trung

  2. What a financial analyst would want to know: • For share/bond buyers: • Accounting ratios • How companies deploy tactics to meet their budget targets • How management sets operating standards to quell investor fears

  3. For investors: • What’s the company’s liquidity flows • How management uses corporate funds • How much liquidity remains in the company’s coffers • Statement of cash flows to determine corporate liquidity trends

  4. Asset Management Ratios

  5. Debt Management Ratios

  6. More Ratios

  7. Market Value Ratios

  8. Basic Earning Power

  9. Times Interest Earned Ratios

  10. Recommendations • To Stock/bond buyers: • Not to invest in Computron • Need further understandings of its financial data • Fluctuated operation • Low potential growth

  11. To investors: • Possible investment for risk takers • Due to low debt ratio • Shows ability to recover from bad situations • Do not merge • Consider to become the biggest shareholder • Keep management and operation levels

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