1. a.
To describe: The two competitors of Company K
1. b.
To describe: The Company K’s business nature and risk factors.
1. c.
To list: Three brands of Company K.
1. d.
To describe: The largest amount of assets and liabilities.
1. e.
To describe: Number of share authorized, issued and outstanding of Company K.
1. f.
To describe: Whether Company K repurchases any share of Common stock during fiscal year ended January 31, 2013.
1. g.
To describe: The timing of revenue recognition.
1. h.
To describe: The inventory method which is used by Company K.
1. i.
To describe: Whether Company K has any business interest in foreign countries.
2. a.
The
2. b.
The assets turnover ratio of Company K, evaluate the ratio.
2. c.
The return on assets of Company K, and evaluate the ratio.
2. d.
The leverage ratio of Company K, and evaluate the ratio.
2. e.
The return on equity ratio of Company K, and evaluate the ratio.
2. f.
The gross profit margin of Company K, and evaluate the ratio.
2. g.
The earning per share of Company K, and evaluate the ratio.
2. h.
The book value per share of Company K, and evaluate the ratio.
3. a.
The inventory turnover ratio of Company K, evaluate the ratio.
3. b.
The accounts payable turnover ratio of Company K, evaluate the ratio.
3. c.
The cash conversation cycle of Company K, and evaluate the ratio.
3. d.
The
3. e.
The quick ratio of Company K, and evaluate the ratio.
3. f.
The debt ratio of Company K, and evaluate the ratio.
3. g.
The time interest ratio of Company K, and evaluate the ratio.
4. a.
To describe: The two main sources of cash.
4. b.
To describe: Whether the net
4. c.
To list: The primary source of cash from investing activities.
4. d.
To list: The primary source of cash from investing activities.
4. e.
To analyze: The cash flow statement.
5. a.
To calculate: The common size percentage for sales, gross profit, operating income and net income for 2013 and 2014, and also comment about results.
5. b.
To calculate: The trend percentage of total revenue and net earnings and also comment about the results.
6. a.
To describe: The closing market price of Company K.
6. b.
To calculate: The price earnings ratio of Company K.
6. c.
To evaluate: Whether share of Company K is “buy, hold or sell” during the fiscal year.
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