Hello everyone Pepsi co revenue:$86,392 Accounts receivable: 10,163 (2022):8,920(2021) Average AR: 10,163(2022)+8,680(2021) 18,843/2= $9421.5 Turnover ratio: 86,392/$9421.5 = 9.17 Average collection days: 365/9.17= 39.8 Amazon revenue: 513,983 M Accounts Receivable: $32,891 M (2021) 42,360 M (2022) Average Accounts Receivable: 32,891 + 42,360/2) = 37,625 Turnover Ratio: 513,983 (32,891 +42,360/2)= 13.7 Average Collection Period: 365/13.7 = 26.6 days The turnover rate for PepsiCo would be below 10 so it would be labeled as sufficient. The turnover rate for Amazon would fall lower so it wouldn't be sufficient enough. A good collection period would be between 30 and 60 days. So Both companies would fall in good rates. Both companies ratios dropped during 2022 and the ratios aren't equal either and the ratio will be based on products. so Amazon has a much bigger selection of items than Pepsi. And Pepsi has a smaller turnover ratio. But Both pepsi and Amazon could do things to increase their cash flow as well.

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Pepsi co revenue:$86,392
Accounts receivable: 10,163 (2022):8,920(2021)
Average AR: 10,163(2022)+8,680(2021) 18,843/2= $9421.5
Turnover ratio: 86,392/$9421.5 = 9.17
Average collection days: 365/9.17= 39.8
Amazon revenue: 513,983 M
Accounts Receivable: $32,891 M (2021) 42,360 M (2022)
Average Accounts Receivable: 32,891 + 42,360/2) = 37,625
Turnover Ratio: 513,983 (32,891 +42,360/2)= 13.7
Average Collection Period: 365/13.7 = 26.6 days
The turnover rate for PepsiCo would be below 10 so it would be labeled as
sufficient. The turnover rate for Amazon would fall lower so it wouldn't be
sufficient enough.
A good collection period would be between 30 and 60 days. So Both companies
would fall in good rates.
Both companies ratios dropped during 2022 and the ratios aren't equal either and
the ratio will be based on products. so Amazon has a much bigger selection of
items than Pepsi. And Pepsi has a smaller turnover ratio. But Both pepsi and
Amazon could do things to increase their cash flow as well.
Transcribed Image Text:Hello everyone Pepsi co revenue:$86,392 Accounts receivable: 10,163 (2022):8,920(2021) Average AR: 10,163(2022)+8,680(2021) 18,843/2= $9421.5 Turnover ratio: 86,392/$9421.5 = 9.17 Average collection days: 365/9.17= 39.8 Amazon revenue: 513,983 M Accounts Receivable: $32,891 M (2021) 42,360 M (2022) Average Accounts Receivable: 32,891 + 42,360/2) = 37,625 Turnover Ratio: 513,983 (32,891 +42,360/2)= 13.7 Average Collection Period: 365/13.7 = 26.6 days The turnover rate for PepsiCo would be below 10 so it would be labeled as sufficient. The turnover rate for Amazon would fall lower so it wouldn't be sufficient enough. A good collection period would be between 30 and 60 days. So Both companies would fall in good rates. Both companies ratios dropped during 2022 and the ratios aren't equal either and the ratio will be based on products. so Amazon has a much bigger selection of items than Pepsi. And Pepsi has a smaller turnover ratio. But Both pepsi and Amazon could do things to increase their cash flow as well.
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