Project FIN 300 (Group or Individual - 20% of your grade) October 12, 2020 1. Analyze Home Depot (https://ir.homedepot.com/) using quarterly earnings (Past 10 Quar- ters Earnings). (a) Quarterly...

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Project FIN 300 (Group or Individual - 20% of your grade) October 12, 2020 1. Analyze Home Depot (https://ir.homedepot.com/) using quarterly earnings (Past 10 Quar- ters Earnings). (a) Quarterly Financial Statements for 2018 are available from the URL https://ir.homedepot.com/�nancial-reports/quarterly-earnings/2018 (b) Quarterly Financial Statements for 2019 are available from the URL https://ir.homedepot.com/�nancial-reports/quarterly-earnings/2019 (c) Quarterly Financial Statements for 2020 are available from the URL https://ir.homedepot.com/�nancial-reports/quarterly-earnings/2020 (d) Aggregate all quarterly balance sheet (BS) data in one excel sheet, quarterly income statements (IS) in one excel sheet and quarterly cash �ow statements (CF) in one excel sheet (It should be arranged in a manner where columns are representing quarters and rows are representing BS, IS, CF items) Your Excel workbook at his point will contain BS, IS & CF Excel Sheets. 2. Compute the Cash Flow from Assets (CFFA) with the schedules (Add CFFA Excel sheet to your workbook): (a) Operating Cash Flow (OCF) Schedule should compute OCF 2020 2019 2018 Q2 Q1 Q4 Q3 Q2 Q1 Q4 Q3 Q2 Q1 EBIT Depreciation Taxes OCF Table 1: Sample OCF Schedule; You can add more rows to show the details of EBIT and other items (b) Net Capital Spending (NCS) Schedule should compute NCS (c) Change in Net Working Capital (NWC) should compute Change in NWC (d) Compute CFFA from OCF, NCS and Change in NWC schedule 1 https://ir.homedepot.com/ https://ir.homedepot.com/financial-reports/quarterly-earnings/2018 https://ir.homedepot.com/financial-reports/quarterly-earnings/2019 https://ir.homedepot.com/financial-reports/quarterly-earnings/2020 3. Compute the Cash Flow to Creditors using a schedule. 4. Compute the Cash Flow to Stockholders using a schedule. 5. Show whether CFFA = CF to Creditors & CF to Stockholders. If they are not equal, give the reasons why your CFFA is not equal to CF to Creditors & CF to Stockholders 6. Graph the CFFA: What trend do you see? (Plot a graph using Excel Charts - line graphs or scatter graph which ever is appropriate) 7. Compute Pro�tability Measures:- Pro�t Margin, ROA, ROE: What trend do you see? (Plot a graph using Excel Charts - line graphs or scatter graph which ever is appropriate) 8. Compute Inventory Turnover Ratios: - Days in inventory, Receivable Turnover, Days Sales in Receivables 9. Compute Liquidity Ratios: Current Ratio, Quick Ratio 10. Compute Leverage Ratio: Debt to Equity 11. The Report is one Excel Workbook with BS, IS, CF, CFFA, Ratios Excel Sheets (one per individual or group). Deadline for the Project submission is Sunday October 25, 2020 Midnight. I should know that you are working on the project on an individual basis or group basis and your group details (maximum 2 member group) by Thursday (Oct 15, 2020 Noon). 2
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Answer To: Project FIN 300 (Group or Individual - 20% of your grade) October 12, 2020 1. Analyze Home Depot...

Rochak answered on Jan 10 2022
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Balance Sheet
    (in millions, expect per share data)    2018                2019                2020
    Particulars    Q1    Q2    Q3    Q4    Q1    Q2    Q3    Q4    Q1    Q2
    Assets
    Current assets:
    Cash and cash equivalents    3,599    3,490    1,764    1,778    1,882    2,547    2,193    2,133    8,696    14,139
    Receivables, net    2,296    2,164    2,171    1,936    2,317    2,274    2,231    2,106    2,610    2,562
    Mechandise inventories    14,432    14,044    14,
754    13,925    15,495    14,741    15,711    14,531    14,989    13,498
    Other current assets    887    1,104    1,120    890    859    1,137    1,039    1,040    982    1,162
    Total current assets    21,214    20,802    19,809    18,529    20,553    20,699    21,174    19,810    27,277    31,361
    Property and Equipment    41,596    41,864    42,347    42,939    43,314    43,923    44,506    45,323    45,770    46,979
    Less: Depreciation    19,668    19,955    20,293    20,564    21,044    21,536    22,034    22,553    23,073    23,592
    Net Property and equipment    21,928    21,909    22,054    22,375    22,270    22,387    22,472    22,770    22,697    23,387
    Goodwill    2,281    2,251    2,258    2,252    5,629    5,789    5,638    5,595    5,634    5,436
    Operating lease right-of-use assets    - 0    - 0    - 0    - 0    2,250    2,254    2,253    2,254    2,220    2,233
    Other assets    1,227    1,270    1,079    847    813    881    772    807    909    932
    Total assets    46,650    46,232    45,200    44,003    51,515    52,010    52,309    51,236    58,737    63,349
    Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity
    Current liabilities:
    Short-term debt    350    - 0    1,398    1,339    372    - 0    695    974    - 0    - 0
    Accounts payable    9,726    9,407    9,054    7,755    10,311    9,494    9,240    7,787    10,056    11,691
    Accrued salaries and related expenses    1,413    1,535    1,495    1,506    1,418    1,478    1,467    1,494    1,974    2,402
    Current installments of long-term debt    1,199    2,203    1,054    1,056    793    1,315    1,818    1,839    4,200    2,476
    Current operating lease liabilities    - 0    - 0    - 0    - 0    - 0    831    828    828    853    931
    Other current liabilities    5,445    5,281    5,195    5,060    6,779    5,680    5,517    5,453    6,265    6,699
    Total current liabilities    18,133    18,426    18,196    16,716    19,673    18,798    19,565    18,375    23,348    24,199
    Long-term debt, excluding current installments    24,244    23,295    23,332    26,807    26,804    27,064    26,597    28,670    31,622    32,370
    Deferred income taxes    - 0    - 0    - 0    491    5,145    5,263    5,113    5,066    5,075    4,895
    Other long-term liabilities    2,586    2,502    2,352    1,867    2,036    2,045    2,116    2,241    2,182    2,299
    Total liabilities    44,963    44,223    43,880    45,881    53,658    53,170    53,391    54,352    62,227    63,763
    Common stock    89    89    89    89    89    89    89    89    89    89
    Paid-in capital    10,017    10,079    10,409    10,578    10,590    10,747    10,932    11,001    11,008    11,228
    Retained earnings    41,221    43,543    45,235    46,423    47,459    50,938    54,702    51,729    52,354    55,074
    Accumulated other coprehensive loss    -596    -774    -717    -772    -835    -869    -831    -739    -1,148    -1,012
    Treasury stock    -49,044    -50,928    -53,696    -58,196    -59,446    -62,065    -65,974    -65,196    -65,793    -65,793
    Total stockholders' equity    1,687    2,009    1,320    -1,878    -2,143    -1,160    -1,082    -3,116    -3,490    -414
    Total liabilities and stockholders' equity    46,650    46,232    45,200    44,003    51,515    52,010    52,309    51,236    58,737    63,349
Income Statement
    (in millions, expect per share data)    2018                2019                2020
    Particulars    Q1    Q2    Q3    Q4    Q1    Q2    Q3    Q4    Q1    Q2
    Net sales    24,947    30,463    26,302    26,491    26,381    30,839    27,223    25,782    28,260    38,053
    Cost of sales    16,330    20,098    17,151    17,464    17,364    20,407    17,836    17,046    18,635    25,112
    Gross profit    8,617    10,365    9,151    9,027    9,017    10,432    9,387    8,736    9,625    12,941
    Operating expenses:
    Selling, general and administrative    4,779    5,004    4,808    4,922    4,940    5,044    4,942    4,814    5,829    6,355
    Depreciation and amortization    457    460    473    480    480    492    498    519    520    519
    Impairmnet loss    - 0    - 0    - 0    247    - 0    - 0    - 0    - 0    - 0    - 0
    Total operating expenses    5,236    5,464    5,281    5,649    5,420    5,536    5,440    5,333    6,349    6,874
    Operating...
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