Deliverable:PPT slides, oral presentation. 1.Select a public company that you have always to know more about and analyze – one you think could be a buy. 2.Using the ratios discussed in chapter 4 of...

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Deliverable:PPT slides, oral presentation.



1.Select a public company that you have always to know more about and analyze – one you think could be a buy.


2.Using the ratios discussed in chapter 4 of the textbook (see below), do a (3 year or 4-8 quarter) ratio analysis comparing two companies in the same line of business.


3.Select the two or three ratios that best lend themselves to support your final conclusions and recommendation (to buy its stock).Do not use more than one ratio in the same category.


4.Conduct additional research (from sources outside Yahoo Finance) on strategic (products, marketing, consumer trends, technology, etc.) aspects of the firm, and incorporate into overall analysis.


5.Do additional firm analysis from the perspective of any the topics discussed in one of the chapters in the textbook (cash flow, sales forecast, financing mix, etc).


6.Based on analyses above, make a “Buy” or “Do not buy” recommendation.


7.Prepare PPTs slides for an oral presentation that interconnects text and visuals in slides with oral delivery.




Deliverable:  PPT slides, oral presentation. 1.    Select a public company that you have always to know more about and analyze – one you think could be a buy.  2.      Using the ratios discussed in chapter 4 of the textbook (see below), do a (3 year or 4-8 quarter) ratio analysis comparing two companies in the same line of business. 3.      Select the two or three ratios that best lend themselves to support your final conclusions and recommendation (to buy its stock).  Do not use more than one ratio in the same category. 4.      Conduct additional research (from sources outside Yahoo Finance) on strategic (products, marketing, consumer trends, technology, etc.) aspects of the firm, and incorporate into overall analysis. 5.      Do additional firm analysis from the perspective of any the topics discussed in one of the chapters in the textbook (cash flow, sales forecast, financing mix, etc).  6.      Based on analyses above, make a “Buy” or “Do not buy” recommendation. 7.      Prepare PPTs slides for an oral presentation that interconnects text and visuals in slides with oral delivery.
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Answer To: Deliverable:PPT slides, oral presentation. 1.Select a public company that you have always to know...

Preeta answered on Aug 07 2021
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Contents
Introduction:    2
Comparison of the two companies:    2
1.    Ratio Analysis:    2
2.    Strategic Aspect:    3
3.    Other Aspects:    3
Conc
lusion:    4
References:    5
Annexure:    6
Introduction:
This aim of this report is to analyse if the company, Coca Cola is worth investment. Coca-cola is a beverage company based in Atlanta, Georgia, America and is currently operating almost all over the world. It manufactures, retail as well as market the non-alcoholic beverage concentrates and syrups. The company was founded in 1892 and is in business for 182 years. It is part of S&P 500 and S&P 100 index. Almost 62,800 employees have been employees by the company. The company has several subsidiaries and is listed on New York stock exchange. But it is the largest producer of plastic waste in the world (Boyjoo, 2017).
Comparison of the two companies:
The financial results and the other aspects of the company is to be analysed to check the worthiness of the investment. To make the analysis, comparison will be made with the biggest competitor of the company, Pepsi.
1. Ratio Analysis:
The ratio analysis table has been attached in the annexure. The liquidity ratios of Pepsi is better than that of Coca-cola. The inventory turnover ratio of Coca-cola is extremely high and need to bring it at a lower rate. Maintaining of such a high level of...
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