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1. FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
2. KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (KPI)
3. PROFITABILITY ANALYSIS ("PA")
4. BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEM ("BIS")
Preparation and content depends on local law (at registered office of the Company) and/or on
the needs of its shareholders or parent Company (primarily if stock exchange listed) and on
the Accounting Principles or Rules according to which the Financial Statements are prepared
The Company prepares in a first step local statements and adjusts these ones according to
IFRS rules
Reporting is done only by means of IFRS statements
Local statements are however the basis for tax reports/payments
Financial Statements Income Statement
P&L is a structured detail of all revenues and expenses of a Company within a certain period
and finally resulting in the „profit for the period" (summary). Gives details about how the
Company has made its profit (or loss) during a period using all incomes and costs occurred for
this period
Is >something you own (e.g. money, land, buildings, goods, machines, ... ) or
>something that is owed to you(often it is money e.g. receivables from customers or from public authorities)
> something you expect to have to hand over in due course (i.e. normally money)
EQUITY = SHAREHOLDERS' FUNDS = net worth = Assets – Liabilities (i.e. money the shareholder put into his
Meaning:
■ EBIT is the commonly used figure to measure the profitability of a company
■ After deducting all operating costs there are still -10,8% of gross sales left to cover (potential)
financial costs and corporate taxes
■ The higher the better
Day Outstanding Receivables (DOR)
Meaning:
Measures the average number of days that a company takes to collect revenue after a sale
has been made
Showing also the age, in terms of days, of the accounts receivable
Provides general information about the number of days on average that customers take to
pay invoices
Is compared to industry and company averages, as well as company selling terms
In average, the customers are paying after 95 days
The lower the better
Day Outstanding Payables (DOP)
cap
trade debtors (trade creditors deducted) and
12.247 cannot be used immediately but only after a
Gross 50.926
certain period of time.
Sales
Meaning: Target given by the shareholder is under
This company has to finance 12,2 m RON of working capital for its normal business 19%!
24 % of the money generated through gross sales in one year is bound in stocks and
= 24%
NET DEBTS
Calculation:
Tangible assets Deferred tax 2.454
asset 2.302
Non Current Assets 4.756
Inventories 4.671 Short term borrowings 19.094
Trade receivables 20.730
+ Long term borrowings 0
Bad debt provision trade Other -5.991
receivables 812 - Cash & Loans given__________________-2.417
Current tax receivables Cash & 219
Loans given Current Assets 2417 Net debt 16.677
TOTAL ASSETS 22.858
ASSETS ACTUAL
Tangible assets 2.454
Deferred tax asset 2.302
Non Current Assets 4.756
Inventories 4.671
Trade receivables 20.730
CALCULATION
SHAREHOLDER's FUNDS 367
Issued share capital
+NET DEBT 16.677
Shareholders'
Reserves equity
Long term borrowings CAPITAL EMPLOYED 17.044
MEANING:
Non Current Liabilities
Trade payables Money used in the company for which interest or
Other payables dividends have to be paid
This company has 17 m RON of capital invested
Short term borrowings
0.3 m HUF come from the shareholders and
Current liabilities
internal financing
TOTAL LIABILITIES
Actual:
Shareholder's funds 367
+ Net debt 16.677
= Capital employed 17.04
4
Prior year:
Shareholder's funds 480
+ Net debt 20.111
Capital employed 20.591
-
Volume in tons external 14.611 EBIT YTD
Gross Sales external 50.926
Gross COGS -44.994
= -29%
Product Margin 6.286
Exchange gains/losses - operational -756
Average capital employed 18.818
Margin 2 5.529
Supplier bonuses, cash discounts and claims
Margin 3
2.031
7.560
Meaning:
Bonuses, cash discounts and claims external -131
Selling costs -736
■ Shows the operating profit
Gross margin 6.693 (profit before interest expenses
Gross margin in % of gross sales ext; 13,1% and taxation) in relation to the
Personnel costs
-2.592 capital employed (internal and
Operating costs -2.034
external financing)
Administration costs -2.203
Marketing costs -175 ■ Represents the efficiency with
Distribution costs -1.317 which capital is being utilized to
Bad debt write off trade -2.807 generate revenue
IC Management & Logo Fees -432 ■ Shows how much profit
Depreciation & Amortisation -833 shareholders earn from the
Operating profit (EBIT) -5.489
investments in a company
EBIT in % of gross sales -10,7%
Interest income 97
■ Is used for assessing whether a
Interest expense -1.300 business generates enough
Exchange gains/losses - financial -1.979 returns to pay for its cost of
Profit before tax -8.671 capital
Tax on profit 818;
Profit for the period -7.853
■ ROCE must be above long-term
interest rates one can get at the
bank
■ The company achieved a yearly
PA calculates with calculatory cost and process costs and not only
with financial income/expenses and book-entry vouchers!
Allocation of Business Processes by Cost Drivers
Examples for Cost Drivers: BP_030 Order Processing Number of invoice positions BP
070 Distribution Weight of order I distance BP_110 Customer Manag. Customer Attention
minutes
PA PROFITABILITY Analysis II
PRODUCT GROUP REPORT► PRODUCT MARGIN►PROFITABILITY ANALYSIS
PA Data Sources I
PA consists of a table with hundreds of thousands lines, which is filled
from several sources as follows:
EBIT
Values and Key Figures l/VIII
Net weight
Gross sales
IC Gross Sales Subtotal: Net Sales
Client's bonus
Client's sconto Subtotal: Net Sales
Other reductions = Gross Sales + IC Gross Sales - Client's bonus- Client's
Claims
sconto + Other reductions + Claims
Cost of goods sold Subtotal: Net COGS
IC COGS
= Cost of goods sold + IC COGS -
Supplier's bonus
Supplier's bonus - Supplier's sconto +
Supplier's sconto
Supplier's other Supplier's other
Subtotal: Net COGS
Article margin I
ARTICLE MARGIN I
= SUBTOTAL: NET SALES- SUBTOTAL: NET COGS
■
Values and Key Figures ll/VIII
Article margin II
= Article Margin I -Distribution costs+Extra charged
ARTICLE MARGIN I distribution – Financing cost stock
Distribution costs
Extra charged distribution
Financing cost stock
ARTICLE MARGIN II
Values and Key Figur
E- ' 'CO
esIII/VIII
COMPANY
C
Customer margin
Subtotal: offer
+ claims
= =Customer
Acquisition
Warehouse management
+Offering
s + Claims
management
+ Marketing
+ Warehouse
management
+
PurchaseTarget
group margin
Target
group margin
= Customer
margin
- Subtotal:
offer +claims
!!!!!
Needed Tool:
Available Periods
-Actual 1
-Prior Year
-Plan
-Actual 2
BIS Daily Sales Report
Periods
-Actual
-Plan Aliquot
-Plan (Full) Month
Restricted Characteristics
-External (1) I IG (4) ~ only External (1) in the InfoCube (database)