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M6 Exhibit 1 SSGC Fin Stmts
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Silver Sticks Golf Club (SSGC) For years-ended October 31
Income Statement 2019
2020
2021
Revenue
Membership fees (Note 1)
$ 4,100,000 $ 4,200,000 $ 4,140,000 Food and beverage sales
640,000 350,000 427,500 Total revenue
4,740,000 4,550,000 4,567,500 Management, Admin & Golf Salaries
563,750 577,844 592,290 Food & Beverage - cost of sales
326,400 168,000 213,750 Food & Beverage - salaries & wages
252,350 172,000 197,000 Golf Course part-time wages
856,800 873,936 891,415 Golf course maintenance, water, and fuel
735,000 786,450 872,959 Marketing, general & admin expenses
204,750 214,987 225,737 Depreciation (Note 2)
834,500 883,000 1,003,500 Operating income (EBIT)
966,450 873,783 570,849 Interest expense
263,500 232,500 215,900 Net Income (pre-tax)
702,950 641,283 354,949 Balance Sheet Assets
2019
2020
2021
Cash and equivalents
$ 804,240 $ 823,043 $ 868,402 Inventory - food and beverage
36,000 25,000 30,000 Total Current Assets
840,240 848,043 898,402 Property, Plant & Equipment, Net Book Value (Note 2)
3,103,000 2,705,000 2,906,500 Land
8,500,000 8,500,000 8,500,000 Total assets
12,443,240 12,053,043 12,304,902 Liabilities and Equity
Accounts Payable
$ 10,800 $ 6,900 $ 10,200 Interest Payable
21,960 19,380 17,990 Current portion of long-term debt
775,000 775,000 855,000 Current liabilities
807,760 801,280 883,190 2020
Long-term debt
5,425,000 4,650,000 4,515,000 ###
6,601.76 Common shares
5,000,000 5,000,000 5,000,000 Retained earnings
1,210,480 1,601,763 1,906,712 2,021 Total shareholders equity
6,210,480 6,601,763 6,906,712 ###
6,906.71
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M6 Exhibit 1 SSGC Fin Stmts
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Total liabilities and equity
12,443,240 12,053,043 12,304,902
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M6 Exhibit 1 SSGC Fin Stmts
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Statement of Retained Earnings
For years-ended October 31 2020
2021
Opening balance
1,210,480 1,601,763 Net income for the period
641,283 354,949 SSGC 1000
Dividends
(250,000) (50,000)
Sid
100
Closing balance
1,601,763 1,906,712 For years-ended October 31
2020
Statement of Cash Flows
2020
2021
(250,000) (250.00)
Operating cash flow
Net income
$ 641,283 $ 354,949 2021
Depreciation
883,000 1,003,500 (50,000) (50.00)
Change in inventory
11,000 (5,000)
Change in accounts payable
(3,900) 3,300 Change in interest payable
(2,580) (1,390)
1,528,803 1,355,359 Investing cash flows
Purchase of property, plant & equipment
(485,000) (1,205,000)
Financing cash flows
Proceeds additional bank loan
800,000 Increase/(decrease) current portion of LTD
- 80,000 Increase/(decrease) long-term portion of LTD
(775,000) (935,000)
Dividends paid
(250,000) (50,000)
(1,025,000) (105,000)
Net change in cash and equivalents
18,803 45,359 Opening cash balance
804,240 823,043 Closing cash balance
$ 823,043 $ 868,402 - - NOTE 1 - Membership Stats
2019
2020
2021
Number of Members (start of year)
400 400 400 Number of Members discontinuing membership
12 15 65 Number of Continuing Members
388 385 335 Number of New Members (joined during year)
12 15 10
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M6 Exhibit 1 SSGC Fin Stmts
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Total Number of Members
400 400 345 NOTE 2 - Property, Plant & Equipment
2019
2020
2021
Property, Plant & Equipment - Golf Operations
Gross Book Value - opening
$ 12,550,000 $ 13,050,000 $ 13,525,000 Accumulated Depreciation - opening
(9,655,000) (10,360,000) (11,112,500)
Additions/Disposals
500,000 475,000 405,000 Depreciation Expense
705,000 752,500 793,000 Net Book Value - PP&E Golf Operations
2,690,000 2,412,500 2,024,500 Property, Plant & Equipment - Food & Beverage
Gross Book Value - opening
$ 2,525,000 $ 2,545,000 $ 2,555,000 Accumulated Depreciation - opening
(2,002,500) (2,132,000) (2,262,500)
Additions/Disposals
20,000 10,000 800,000 Depreciation Expense
129,500 130,500 210,500 Net Book Value - PP&E Food & Beverage
413,000 292,500 882,000 Total Depreciation
$ 834,500 $ 883,000 $ 1,003,500 Total Net Book Value
3,103,000 2,705,000 2,906,500
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M6 Exhibit 1 SSGC Fin Stmts
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(25,000.00)
(5,000.00)
Silver Sticks Golf Club (SSGC) Business Valuation Summary
As at October 31
2019
2020
2021
SSGC Equity Value
$ 9,670,000 $ 11,140,000 $ 12,810,000 Total Shares Outstanding
1,000 1,000 1,000 Estimated Market Value per Share
$ 9,670 $ 11,140 $ 12,810 Total shares
$ 967,000 $ 1,114,000 $ 147,000 18%
$ 1,470 $ 1,281,000 $ 167,000 15%
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Silver Sticks Golf Club (SSGC) Analysis of Investment for Sid Gilmour
1. Summary of Initial Transaction 2001
SSGC
Sid
Total # of Shares Issued
1,000 100 Original Value Common Shares $ 5,000,000 $ 500,000 Original Value per Common Share $ 5,000 $ 5,000 2. Calculation of BV per share
SSGC 2020
SSGC 2021
% Change
Book Value Shareholders' Equity
$ 6,601,763 $ 6,906,712 Total # of Shares Outstanding
1,000 1,000 Book Value per Share
$ 6,602 $ 6,907 4.6%
3. Dividends paid on Sid's shares
SSGC 2020
SSGC 2021
Dividends paid during the year
$ 250,000 $ 50,000 Dividends paid per Share
$ 250 $ 50 Dividends Received on 100 shares
$ 25,000 $ 5,000 4(a) Determination of Total Return to Investor
2020
2021
Market Value per share @ beginning of year
$ 9,670 $ 11,140 Market Value per share @ end of year
$ 11,140 $ 12,810 Increase in Market Value per share
$ 1,470 $ 1,670 Total Return (TR) to Investor
Sid 2020
Sid 2021
Average
Shares Owned
100 100 Dividends Received on 100 shares
$ 25,000 $ 5,000 Change in Value of 100 Shares
$ 147,000 $ 167,000 Dividends + Change in Value of Shares
$ 172,000 $ 172,000 Market Value of Shares @ beginning of year
$ 967,000 $ 1,114,000 Total Return 17.8%
15.4%
17.8%
4(b) Calculation of Dividend Yield
Sid 2020
Sid 2021
Dividend per Share
250
50
Market Value per Share end of year
$ 11,140 $ 12,810 % Yield
2.2%
0.4%
Notes:
10 shareholders, 100 shares each
10 shareholders, $500K each
Module 6 Exhibit 1 Module 6 Exhibit 1 Module 6 Exhibit 2
Module 6 Exhibit 2
Silver Sticks Golf Club (SSGC) Analysis of Investment for Sid Gilmour - Seminar Discussion
SSGC BV and MV per share
2020
2021
Change
Source [tab]
Book Value per Share
$ 6,602 $ 6,907 4.6%
M6 Sample Analysis SSGC TR
Market Value per Share
$ 11,140 $ 12,810 15.0%
M6 Exhibit 2 Valuation Report
Total Return (TR) to Investor
2020
2021
Average
Source [tab]
Sid's investment in SSGC
17.8%
15.4%
17.8%
M6 Sample Analysis SSGC TR
Investment in Zoom Nov 1, 2019
554.8%
-40.4%
145.1%
M6 Seminar TR Zoom
Investment in TWC Nov 1, 2019
-17.2%
58.5%
15.5%
M6 Seminar TR TWC Club Link
Analysis: Zoom vs SSGC
Overall, Zoom has performed quantitatively better over the two year period than Silver Sticks (Two year return average of 145% vs 18%, an
Qualitative factors to consider: (list is not exhaustive)
Zoom is higher risk, but higher reward:
-technology stocks have more volatility in share price
-Zoom in particular had big swings year over year. (grew by 5x in 2020; dropped in half 2021).
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-tech companies can be significantly impacted by trends/fads (both positive & negative). Golf courses are more stable.
Type of investment income
-SSGC pays out dividends (decreased in 2021, but presumably one-time decrease), but Zoom does not. -Some investors prefer dividend income to capital gains
Private vs Public Company
-Public company shares are more liquid: Zoom shares can be sold immediately; but it will take longer to sell SSGC shares.
-Sid Gilmour owns 1/10th of SSGC, so has more influence over SSGC (and none over Zoom)
Analysis: TWC vs SSGC:
Overall, SSGC performed quantitatively better over the two year period than TWC.
-TWC faced more volatility
-Assuming SSGC returns to their higher level of dividends; their dividend income is better than TWC.
-Public company shares are more liquid: TWC shares can be sold immediately; but it will take longer to sell SSGC shares.
Conclusion
Sid earned a reasonable return on his investment in SSGC. -Return is better than other golf course investments; with higher average dividends.
-Return is far less risky than Zoom, and there is no certainty that Zoom will perform as well in the future as they did in 2020.
n 127% increase).
Total Return from Zoom Communications for Seminar Discussion
Share prices
Closing Price
Change YoY Dividends per Share
11/01/2019
Zoom Video Communications Inc
70.39 10/30/2020
Zoom Video Communications Inc
460.91 390.52 $ - 10/29/2021
Zoom Video Communications Inc
274.65 - 186.26 $ - Number of Shares Purchased if Sold SSGC shares Oct 31, 2019
Market Value of SSGC shares - Oct 31, 2019
$ 967,000 Market Value per Zoom Share - Nov 1, 2019
$ 70.39 Number of Zoom shares purchased (rounded)
13,738 Analysis of Shareholder Return
2020
2021
2 years
Notes:
Total Return (TR) to Investor
Shares Owned
13,738 13,738 13,738 Dividends Received
$ - $ - $ - Zoom doesn't pay d
Change in Market Value of Shares
$ 5,364,964 $ (2,558,840)
$ 2,806,124 Annual Total Return
$ 5,364,964 $ (2,558,840)
$ 2,806,124 Market Value of Shares @ beginning of year
$ 967,018 $ 6,331,982 $ 967,018 2 year return on shares
290.2%
Annual Total Return on shares
554.8%
-40.4%
145.1%
average, not CAGR
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dividends
Total Return from TWC Enterprises (Club Link) for Seminar Discussion
Share prices
Closing Price
Change YoY Dividends per Share
11/01/2019
TWC Enterprises Ltd
13.75 10/30/2020
TWC Enterprises Ltd
11.31 - 2.44 $ 0.08 10/29/2021
TWC Enterprises Ltd
17.85 6.54 $ 0.08 Number of Shares Purchased if Sold SSGC shares Oct 31, 2019
Market Value of SSGC shares
$ 967,000 Market Value per TWC Share $ 13.75 Number of TWC shares purchased (rounded)
70,327 Analysis of Shareholder Return
2020
2021
2 years
Notes:
Total Return (TR) to Investor
Shares Owned
70,327 70,327 70,327 Dividends Received
$ 5,626 $ 5,626 $ 11,252 Change in Market Value of Shares
$ (171,598) $ 459,939 $ 288,341 Annual Total Return
$ (165,972) $ 465,565 $ 299,593 Market Value of Shares @ beginning of year
$ 966,996 $ 795,398 $ 966,996 2 year return on shares
31.0%
Annual Total Return on shares
-17.16%
58.5%
15.5%
average, not CAGR
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Cost of Revenue
(51,125)
Gross Profit
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Operating Expenses:
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(16,442)
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9990 Fairfax Blvd, Suite 100 Fairfax VA 22030
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Ms. Nicole Hartford BARE Invoice No.: 3073773
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15 Sioux Ln Suite 114 Gaithersburg MD, 20878 Purchase Order No.:
Invoice Date: Oct 18, 2024
Payment Due: Oct 21, 2024
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Date Completed Assignment ID Unit Fees Expenses *Credits Total Due
Count: 0 Sub Total:
Type Project/Description Fees *Credits Total Due
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The 2020 comparative balance sheet of Lakeside Resort:
Dec 31 Dec 31
2020
2019 Changes
Current Assets
51,265 50,195
8,367
11,234
1,070
Cash
7,698
(669)
(1,688)
Accounts receivable
Inventories
9,546
Prepaid expenses
3,210
2,844
366
Equipment, net
38,723
40,819
Total Assets
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Current Liabilities
Accounts payable
6,759
7,692
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Salaries payable
1,123
987
136
Other current liabilities
3,489
2,498
1,349
991
Notes Payable (long-term)
1,349
Total Liabilities
12,720
12,526
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Common shares
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33,357 32,595
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Total Liabilities and Equity
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110,442 113,459
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$2,089,089
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836,212
664,061
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32,966
30,472
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2,141
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Total costs and expenses
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$2,960,408
$2,700,181
Income before income taxes
$1,397,372
$903,916
$303,429
Income taxes
229,500
192,600
174,700
Net income
$1,167,872
$711,316
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512,917
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28,355
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40,663
32,977
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