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Coca-Cola: Profitability and Cash Flow
+ Profitability
Coca-Cola exhibits more profitable operations, particularly in its core product lines. This superior profitability is reflected in better operating margins compared to PepsiCo.
Cash Flow Management
There is a concern over Coca-Cola's cash flow rate, as it shows signs of declining efficiency.
This could be indicative of lower cash management efficiency, necessitating closer scrutiny. Personally I do not believe in this scenario, but should be checked.
PepsiCo: Liquidity and Efficiency
Liquidity Position: PepsiCo demonstrates a stronger liquidity position than Coca-Cola, with a current ratio of less than 1.
While typically not considered favorable, it suggests PepsiCo's efficient working capital management.
Treasury Efficiency:
PepsiCo stands out for its treasury efficiency, maintaining high liquidity despite its high Days Payable Outstanding (DPO). This suggests robust cash management practices or advantageous payment terms from creditors.
? Key Questions to Ask ?
Operational Efficiency:
How does the operational efficiency compare between Coca-Cola and PepsiCo? What steps can be taken to further enhance operational efficiencies?
Liquidity and Cash Flow:
Why is PepsiCo's current ratio less than 1, and what implications does this have?
Is Coca-Cola's declining cash flow a sign of deeper issues in cash management?
Sustainability and Future Strategy:
How do current sustainability initiatives align with long-term strategic goals?
What are the prospects for integrating sustainability more deeply into business operations?
Market Positioning:
What are the strengths and weaknesses in their current market positioning?
How can Coca-Cola and PepsiCo leverage their core competencies to gain a competitive edge?
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25 Must-Know Questions to Ace Any Finance or FP&A Interview:
1. What’s the difference between a balance sheet, cash flow statement, and income statement?
2. What is working capital?
3. What is free cash flow?
4. How do you show an inventory write-down on financial statements?
5. What is a long-term liability, and why is it important?
6. How do you document liquidity?
7. How do you prepare an important report for stakeholders?
8. What’s the difference between short-term and long-term cash flow?
9. How do an organization’s long-term financial goals influence planning?
10. What does EBITDA stand for?
11. What does net present value (NPV) mean?
12. What is the DuPont model?
13. How do you visualize financial data?
14. What is a variance?
15. What makes a good financial planning spreadsheet?
16. Where do you start if management needs a quick financial summary?
17. How often do you prepare financial statements?
18. What are some valuation techniques?
19. Where do you get your financial news?
20. Have you managed rolling budgets before?
21. Have you worked with negative working capital before?
22. How do you calculate and interpret financial ratios?
23. What’s the difference between gross profit and net profit?
24. How do you handle forecasting in uncertain economic conditions?
25. How would you improve a company's cash flow position?
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DISCOVER a Power of Internal Rate of Return
IRR is the discount rate that makes the net present value of all cash flows equal to zero.
IRR is the estimated rate of growth an investment is expected to generate.
IRR > Required rate of return (hurdle rate)
=
Favorable investment opportunity.
There are 2 ways to calculate IRR
1 First option is given in the 5th box of the graph on poster
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First column hypothetical rates of return.
Second column list of net present value for each of the rates.
In the scenario where NPV is zero, we have an internal rate of return.
2 In the second option, we use Excel formula to calculate IRR.
Enter the series of cash flows in a column.
These should include the initial investment (as a negative value, since it's an outflow) and all subsequent inflows and outflows.
Ensure the cash flows are listed in chronological order.
Then just select an empty cell and input IRR formula in Excel.
What does my project show?
I've got an IRR of 23.73% which is higher than 9.86%.
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Trump’s TARIFFS EXPLAINED 📈
Wait...did you feel that jolt in the markets?
The US has returned to tariff levels we haven't seen in over a CENTURY!
If you work in finance or accounting, you need to understand how these trade barriers will impact your company's bottom line...
➡️ WHAT ARE TARIFFS?
Tariffs are quite simply taxes on goods imported from other countries.
They're charged at the port of entry, not overseas.
Despite some claims, these costs are paid by the companies bringing goods into the country, not by foreign governments.
Tariffs have historically been used to encourage consumers to buy domestically manufactured goods.
➡️ HOW WERE THE TARIFFS CALCULATED?
The calculation method caught my attention immediately.
Instead of mirroring what other countries charge us, the administration used a formula based on trade deficits.
They took the US trade deficit with each country, divided by total imports from that country, then halved it.
This approach doesn't accurately reflect other countries' actual tariff rates.
For example, while Trump claimed China charges a 67% tariff, the average is actually closer to 3-10%.
➡️ WHO IS AFFECTED BY TARIFFS?
These tariffs will have a wide-ranging impact:
1️⃣ American Consumers: They'll face higher prices as tariff costs get passed on.
The average American family could potentially pay thousands more annually.
2️⃣ American Businesses: Companies relying on imported components will see increased costs.
Firms that design in the US but manufacture abroad (Apple, Nike) could be significantly affected.
3️⃣ The Stock Market: Markets reacted immediately with significant declines.
We saw an estimated $3.5 trillion vaporized from markets overnight.
4️⃣ Global Trade: These tariffs are already triggering retaliation.
China announced retaliatory measures within days.
➡️ PROPONENTS OF TARIFFS:
Figures like JD Vance argue that American manufacturing jobs outweigh cheaper imported goods.
They call this a "National Emergency" in trade relations.
Their primary goal is manufacturing revival in the USA.
They aim to protect national security and rebuild American industries.
They want to counter unfair competition from countries with subsidized manufacturing.
Some believe it could force the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates, helping US refinance debt.
➡️ CRITICS OF TARIFFS:
Critics point to the immediate market reaction with significant declines.
They warn about higher inflation, with preliminary estimates suggesting a significant CPI jump.
They fear large-scale trade wars from retaliation by China and the EU.
Many economists see potential for stagflation if the economy slows while prices rise.
The scenario of "trade wars and global economic fallout" keeps finance professionals up at night.