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FIN 3403 ACTUAL STUDENT SLIDE PRESENTATION Use this for ideas on your presentation. NOTES ON PRESENTATION. Provide a handout from the spreadsheet to everyone in class and instructor Provide instructor the following: Hard copy of slides Copy of spreadsheet Copy of disk
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FIN 3403 ACTUAL STUDENT SLIDE PRESENTATION Use this for ideas on your presentation
NOTES ON PRESENTATION • Provide a handout from the spreadsheet to everyone in class and instructor • Provide instructor the following: • Hard copy of slides • Copy of spreadsheet • Copy of disk • Latest annual or 10K
Group Members LIST ALL TEAM MEMBERS HERE BE SURE AND INTRODUCE YOUR TEAM MEMBERS TO THE CLASS DRESS APPROPRIATELY IN BUSINESS ATTIRE
Agenda • History • Goals • Industry Overview • Growth • Analysis
Agenda Contd. • Du Pont Model • Competitors • Forecasted Income Statement • Stock Performance • Q & A
H I S T O R Y
Harris Evolution • Harris Automatic Press Company • Harris-Intertype • Radiation Incorporated • 1974 Harris Corp was born
G O A L S
Harris Goals • Short Term Goals • “Near-term” Profits • Increase Market Share • Long Term Goals • International Growth • Federal Contracts • Increase Shareholder’s Wealth
Industry Trends World Markets in Turmoil - Russia Falls - German banks caught in Russia - Brazil in trouble - Asia Falls
Harris Reacts • July 20, 1998 - Harris implements a restructuring program • reduction of 2,300 workers (8% of workforce) • 1,900 of these from the semiconductor sector • August 31, 1998 - Harris authorizes the repurchase of 1 million shares of common stock “We are continuing to experience difficult market conditions in the semiconductor industry. As a result…it is necessary to reduce our cost structure.” Phil Farmer, chairman, president and CEO of Harris
Revenue Source: Thomson Investors Report
Earnings Per Share Source: Thomson Investors Report
Cash Flow Source: Thomson Investors Report
R.D. Analysis • Liquidity • Profitability • Leverage
Liquidity Current Ratio = Current Assets Current Liabilities 1997: 2,064/1289 = 1.6 NOTE: I RECOMMEND YOU DO A BAR CHART ON RATIOS Prof Diggle Quick Ratio = Current Assets - Inventories Current Liabilities 1997: 2064-611/1289 = 1.1
Profitability--do bar chart Operating Profit Margin = Operating Income Sales 1997: 1278/3797 = 34% Total Asset Turnover = Sales Total Assets 1997: 3797/2064 = 1.84 Operating Income Return on Investment (OIROI) = 1997: .34 X 1.84 = .63
Leverage Times Interest Earned = EBIT Interest Expense 1997: 1278/105 = 12X
Harris Happenings BLOCK TRADE - Harris Corp 143,700 Lehman Brothers BLOCK TRADE - Harris Corp 100,000 Harris Corporation Line Test System Selected by Major U.S. Carrier for National Deployment Harris Semiconductor Introduces the World's First QML Class T Product Flow
Motorola Happenings • Motorola changes accounting for Starfish • MOTOROLA SAYS CHARGES RELATED TO STARFISH ACQUISITION • BROWN BROTHERS CUTS MOTOROLA TO SHORT-TERM NEUTRAL • AirTouch contract loss based on price - Motorola AirTouch signs equipment deal with Nortel • Ericsson unconcerned by Microsoft mobile move • MOTOROLA SAYS ADOPTS SHAREHOLDER RIGHTS PLAN • INTERVIEW-Iridium sees end-November start in India • Harris forms Space & Defense unit
Nortel Happenings • Nortel Networks' Symposium Integrated Call Center Solution Wins Best-of-Show Award Cellcom Israel Showcases Broadband Wireless Access Technology from Nortel Networks • S&P 11/10/1998 ***** Star Recommendation for Northern Telecm NT on 03/02/98 Benefits from wireless, Internet growth PRN 11/10/1998 • Nortel Networks Brings Industry's Richest Centrex Feature Set into IP World • Nortel Networks' New CallPilot Provides Enterprise Customers With the Next Generation of Multimedia Messaging • Nortel Networks Executive Presents Vision for Public Network Transition
Summary • Harris is focusing on short-term stability and long-term growth. • Harris makes internal adjustments to off-set world markets. • Exponential growth of Lanier Worldwide has supported lagging sectors. • Harris has followed sector trends but is still behind its competitors on shareholder value, therefore; • RECOMMENDATION: DUE DILIGENCE