Answer To: HI5002 Finance for Business Group Assignment T2 2018 XXXXXXXXXX1 HI5002: Finance for Business...
Nikita answered on Sep 28 2020
Corporate Finance
Corporate Finance
Table of Contents Page No.
1.Introduction………………………………………………………………….3-4
2.Ratio Analysis…………………………………………………………………4-7
3.Monthly share price movements……………………………………………..8-10
4.Significant factor influencing the share price………………………………10-11
5.Beta value calculation and expected rate of return…………………………..12
6.Dividened Policy……………………………………………………………12-13
7.Recommendation…………………………………………………………..13
8.References…………………………………………………………………..14
Introduction
On July 17, 1984 Vodafone Group Plc is incorporated, is a company of telecommunication. The business of the company is organized into two regions of geographic and they are Europe, Middle East, Asia Pacific and Africa. Europe and Amap are the included segments. Its segment of Europe includes regions of geographic like the United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, other Europe and Spain. Netherlands, Greece, Portugal, Romania and Hungary are included in the other Europe. Its segment of AMAP include South Africa, India, Australia, Turkey, Africa, New Zealand and among others. A range is provided to the company, including messaging, voice and mobile data across and networks which is fixed (Bloomberg, 2018).
Spectrums and licenses are acquired by the company to use frequencies of radio that deliver services of mobile. Its capabilities which are fixed include cable, fiber and networks of copper to enable broadband, television and voice services. The information technology of the company estate provides its centers of data, capability of customer relationship, billing services of the customers and resources which are online. Global enterprise of Vodafone serves the company customers which are multi-national. The customer base of the company comprises individuals, all sizes domestic business, multinationals and department of public sector, with the communication needs range. The customer is reached by the company through direct sales team, indirect partners, and channels of telesales.
A range of mobile services is provided by the company to its customers, which enable them to call, access the internet, text, music streaming and watch videos. A range of communication services is provided, including mobile, content of video, hosting and cloud, and thing offerings internet. These services are provided through its network of approximately base station sites of 300000 (Reuters, 2018).A range of fixed services is provided by the Vodafone in its market, including broadband, voice and internet protocol virtual private network. In the carrier service business it is also engaged. The M-Pesa of the company’s, a money transfer service, approximately supports a network of 2, 61,000 in over 10 countries. Its roaming network which is 4 generation reaches over 90 countries. Vodafone GmbH, Vodafone Limited, Vodafone Marketing UK, Quickcomm Pty Limited, Vodafone Espana, Vodafone Albania Sh.A all are the subsidiaries of Vodafone.
Telstra Corporation Limited
Together with its subsidiaries, Telstra Corporation, provides telecommunications and services of information to governments, business, individuals and communities in Australia and internationally. In four segments it operates and they are: Telstra Enterprise, Telstra operations, Telstra wholesale and Telstra consumer and small business. Telecommunication products, services and solutions across mobiles, mobile broadband and fixed, telephony and pay, protocol of television/internet, and digital content; and capabilities of online self-service. including billing, buying, and requests of servicing, as well as operates call centers which is inbound and outbound, owned and licensed shops of Telstra, and the dealership network of Telstra. Sales and contract management services is also provided for medium to large business and the customers of the government for solutions of advanced technology and services, such as protocol network of data and internet, and applications of mobility and services, as well as applications of network and products services including the network which is managed, communications which is unified, cloud, solutions of industry, and services that are integrated and monitoring.
2. Ratio Analysis
a) Liquidity Ratio: The ability of the company is analyzed to pay off its liabilities that are current as they become due as well as their liabilities which are long-term. In other words, the cash levels are shown by these ratios for turning other assets to pay off liabilities into cash and other obligations which are current. Liquidity not only measure a business how much cash has.It is also a measure of how easy for the company it will be to raise cash enough or into cash convert assets. Assets like debtors, securities for trading, and inventory are easy relatively to convert for many companies in the short term into cash.
The different types of liquidity ratio are explained below and they are:
Current Ratio: Current assets is compared to current liabilities, by dividing the current assets by the liabilities that are current. The current ratio is used by the potential creditors for measuring the liquidity of the company or ability to pay off liabilities which are short-term.
Current Ratio =Current Assets/Current Liabilities
Vodafone Group Plc Figure in € (Millions)
Current Ratio (2017) = 25,542/38,576 = 0.66
Current Ratio (2016) = 31,938/41,736 = 0.76
Current Ratio (2015) = 27,457/35,892 = 0.76
Telstra Corporation Limited Figure in $ (Millions)
Current ratio (2017) = 7862/9159 = 0.86
Current Ratio (2016) = 9340/9188 = 1.016
Current Ratio (2015) = 6970/8129 = 0.86
Telstra Corporation Limited is performing better than Vodafone Group Plc in respect of the current ratio but...