Guys could you please help me: I'm attaching AT&T's Balance Sheet and Income Statement for the analysis. I'd really appreciate help with the following: Perform a vertical financial analysis incorporating i. Debt ratio ii. Debt to equity ratio iii. Return on assets iv. Return on equity v. Current ratio vi. Quick ratio vii. Inventory turnover viii. Days in inventory ix. Accounts receivable turnover x. Accounts receivable cycle in days xi. Accounts payable turnover xii. Accounts payable cycle in days xiii. Earnings per share (EPS) xiv. Price to earnings ratio (P/E) xv. Cash conversion cycle (CCC), and xvi. Working capital xvii. Explain Dupont identity, apply it to your selected company, interpret thecomponents in Dupont identity.
Guys could you please help me: I'm attaching AT&T's Balance Sheet and Income Statement for the analysis. I'd really appreciate help with the following: Perform a vertical financial analysis incorporating i. Debt ratio ii. Debt to equity ratio iii. Return on assets iv. Return on equity v. Current ratio vi. Quick ratio vii. Inventory turnover viii. Days in inventory ix. Accounts receivable turnover x. Accounts receivable cycle in days xi. Accounts payable turnover xii. Accounts payable cycle in days xiii. Earnings per share (EPS) xiv. Price to earnings ratio (P/E) xv. Cash conversion cycle (CCC), and xvi. Working capital xvii. Explain Dupont identity, apply it to your selected company, interpret thecomponents in Dupont identity.
Guys could you please help me: I'm attaching AT&T's Balance Sheet and Income Statement for the analysis. I'd really appreciate help with the following: Perform a vertical financial analysis incorporating i. Debt ratio ii. Debt to equity ratio iii. Return on assets iv. Return on equity v. Current ratio vi. Quick ratio vii. Inventory turnover viii. Days in inventory ix. Accounts receivable turnover x. Accounts receivable cycle in days xi. Accounts payable turnover xii. Accounts payable cycle in days xiii. Earnings per share (EPS) xiv. Price to earnings ratio (P/E) xv. Cash conversion cycle (CCC), and xvi. Working capital xvii. Explain Dupont identity, apply it to your selected company, interpret thecomponents in Dupont identity.
Guys could you please help me: I'm attaching AT&T's Balance Sheet and Income Statement for the analysis. I'd really appreciate help with the following:
Perform a vertical financial analysis incorporating i. Debt ratio ii. Debt to equity ratio iii. Return on assets iv. Return on equity v. Current ratio vi. Quick ratio vii. Inventory turnover viii. Days in inventory ix. Accounts receivable turnover x. Accounts receivable cycle in days xi. Accounts payable turnover xii. Accounts payable cycle in days xiii. Earnings per share (EPS) xiv. Price to earnings ratio (P/E) xv. Cash conversion cycle (CCC), and xvi. Working capital xvii. Explain Dupont identity, apply it to your selected company, interpret thecomponents in Dupont identity.
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TTM
12/31/2020
12/31/2019
12/31/2018
> Total Revenue
172920,000
171760,000
181193,000
170,756,000
Cost of Revenue
81819,000
79.920,000
84141,000
79.419,000
Gross Profit
91101,000
91840,000
97,052,000
91337,000
> Operating Expense
65,764,000
66.555,000
67,639,000
65 195,000
Operating income
25.337,000
25.285,000
29.413,000
26.142,000
> Net Non Operating Interest Inc.
-7,957,000
-7,777,000
-7,925,000
8,422,000
> Other Income Expense
-16617,000
20.216,000
-2,523,000
6,688,000
Pretax Income
943,000
-2,856,000
18.468,000
24.873,000
Tax Provision
1.785,000
965,000
3,493,000
4.920,000
> Net Income Common Stockhold.
-2,447,000
-5,369,000
13.900,000
19.370,000
Auerage Dilution Eamings
23,000
23,000
21,000
19,000
Dluted NI Available to Com Stock.
-2,424,000
-5,346,000
13.921,000
19.389,000
Basic EPS
0.75
190
285
Diuted EPS
0.75
1.89
2.85
Basic Average Shares
7,157,000
7,319,000
6,778,000
Dluted Average Shares
7,183,000
7,348,000
6,806,000
Total Operating Income as Reported
6.580,000
6.405,000
27,955,000
25.096,000
Total Expenses
147,583,000
145.475,000
151780,000
144.614,000
Net Income from Continuing a Dis.
-2,236,000
-5,176,000
13903,000
19.370,000
Normaliaed Income
9,018,200
8,606,400
15.085,438
19.406.892
Interest Expense
7,777,000
7,925,000
8,422,000
7.957,000
Net Interest Income
-7,777,000
-7,925,000
8,422,000
-7,957,000
EBIT
8,720,000
5,069,000
25.890,000
32830,000
EBITDA
45.043,000
Reconciled Cost of Revenue
72599,000
71317,000
74554,000
75.647,000
Reconcied Depreciation
36.323,000
37,119,000
37.804.000
32.202.000
Net Income from Continuing Oper.
-2,236,000
-5,176,000
13903,000
19.370,000
Total Unusual Items Excluding Goo.
-18.757,000
18.880,000
-1,458,000
-46.000
Total Unusual Items
-18.757,000
-18.880,000
-1,458,000
45,000
Normaliand EBITDA
63.800,000
61.068,000
66.152,000
65.078,000
Tax Rate for Calcs
Tax Etfect of Unusual Items
-7,502,800
-5,097,600
275,562
9,108
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12/31/2020
12/31/2019
12/31/2018
12/31/2017
> Total Assets
525,761,000
551,669,000
531,864,000
444,097,000
> Total Liabilities Net Minority Int.
346,521,000
349,735,000
337,980,000
302,090,000
> Total Equity Gross Minority Inte.
179,240,000
201,934,000
193,884,000
142,007,000
Total Capitalization
313,601,000
333,658,000
350,339,000
266,833,000
Common Stock Equity
161,673,000
184,221,000
184,089,000
140,861,000
Capital Lease Obligations
24,238,000
23,838,000
Net Tangible Assets
-119,902,000
-119,637,000
-126,108,000
-78,864,000
Working Capital
-11,430,000
-14,150,000
-12,993,000
-2,243,000
Invested Capital
316,882,000
345,334,000
360,594,000
305,207,000
Tangible Book Value
-119,902,000
-119,637,000
-126,108,000
-78,864,000
Total Debt
179,447,000
184,951,000
176,505,000
164,346,000
Net Debt
145,469,000
148,983,000
171,301,000
113,848,000
Share Issued
7,620,749
7,620,749
7,620,749
6,495,231
Ordinary Shares Number
7,125,922
7,254,555
7,281,629
6,139,425
Preferred Shares Number
118,000
48,000
Treasury Shares Number
494,827
366,193
339,120
355,807
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