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FALCONS INCORPORATED

Assets

 

2013

2012

Cash and Marketable Securities

10

80

Mc.. Receivable

375

315

Inventories

615

415

Total Current Ass.

1,000

810

Net plant and equipment

1,000

870

TOTAL ASSETS

2,000

1,680

Liabilities and Equity

 

 

Moon. Payable

60

40

Notes Payable

140

60

Accruals

110

130

Total Current Liabilities

310

230

Long Tmn Bonds

754

580

TOTAL DEBT

1,064

10

Preferred Stock

40

40

Common Stock

130

130

Retained earnings

766

700

TOTAL COMMON EQUITY

896

830

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY

2,000

1,680

 

Income Statement 12/31/04      2013      2012

Net Sales                                   3,200      2,830

Operating Costs (excludes Dep/Amortization)2700, 2497

EBITDA                                       110          353

Depreciation                               100          90

Amonization                                  0             0

Depreciation and Amortization   100           90

EBIT                                            400          263

Less Interest                              88              60

EBT                                             312           203

Taxes (400)                                124.8         81.2

NET INCOME (before Preferred Dividends) 187.2 121.8
Preferred Dividends                                      4       4

NET INCOME                               183.2          117.8

Common Dividends                     117              53

Addition to Retained Earnings    66.2             64.8

REQUIREMENTS:

You are a potential investor of Falcons Incorporated and was given the financial statements of the company for the year ended 2012 and 2013. Evaluate the financial status of the company in terms of its liquidity, solvency, structure and profitability. Use your comprehensive analysis to decide whether it would be a wise decision to invest in the company or not. You can make use of various tools in financial analysis such as horizontal (increase-decrease method), vertical (common size financial statement), and financial ratio analysis.

The company provides Preferred and Common Stocks to stockholders. Which among the two would be better to invest in? Discuss comprehensively the factors that you will consider in choosing the type of stock that you will invest in.

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