Understand Company Finances Flashcards

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What is Revenue?

A

Revenue is the income generated from normal business operation, it is the top line gross income figure.

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2
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How is net income calculated?

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Revenue - Costs = Net Income

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3
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How do you calculate future sales revenue?

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Sales Revenue = Number of units sold (as an average) x average price

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4
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How do you estimate future revenue?

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Estimate average selling prices do this by researching the company’s historical products and upcoming products to identify future price points.

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5
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How do you calculate the average price of a product/service for future estimates?

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Identify the business product or service lines for comparison, then collect data of actually sales/service etc from previous years.

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How do you forecast the following years sales estimates?

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Research the companies EOY sales targets and compare previous years sales data. Take an average of previous years if there is no evidence of sales targets.

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7
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What is the YOY percentage growth formula?

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Following year forecast or end of current year forecast / previous year forecast -1

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8
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How do you assume % growth YOY?

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0-3 years is fast, following 2 years is reduced and 2 years after that reduced again.

Example: 1-3 years = 30% 4-5 years = 10% 6-7 years = 5% every year after = 2%

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9
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How do you calculate future sales, i.e. for the following year?

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Previous period sales *(1 + estimated growth rate)

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10
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What is gross profit?

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GP is the profit a company makes after deducing costs associated with selling it’s products or providing its service.

GP = Revenue - costs of goods sold

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11
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How do you calculate a sensible GP % average?

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Take number of competitors and compare their GP margins (taken from their financial statements) and divide by number of competitors you analyse

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12
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How do you calculate future growth profit?

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Revenues * GP% for respective year

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13
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How do you calculate cost of sales?

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COGs = -(Revenue - GP)

There is a minus before the equation because this is a cost and therefore negative.

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14
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What are operating expenses?

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The cost a business in cures during the process of performing normal business operation.

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15
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How do you forecast operating expenses (OPEX)?

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Look at comparable competition to find opex and calculate the average.

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16
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How do you calculate future operating expenses using a % of revenues?

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OPEX = - Revenues * OPEX as a percent of Revenues

17
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How do you forecast PP&E?

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Ending PP&E = Beginning PP&E + Capex - D&A

18
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What are the 2 ways you can forecast capex?

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  1. Model as a %
19
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What is PP&E?

A

Property, Plant and Equipment. PP&E is