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This 3 page paper looks at the net income, cash flow and assessing the way that the book value of the assets may be reflective of the real asset values for three firms; Amazon, BMW and General Motors. The bibliography cites 6 sources.
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File: TS14_TEamzbmwgm.rtf
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resulted in an increase in the net profit (defined as EBT earnings before tax), from $432 million in 2005 up to $655 million in 2007. However, the net profit margin
has changed and decreased despite a numerical increase, in 2005 the net profit margin was 5%, it dipped in 2006 to 3.5% and has increased in 2007 to 4.4%.
When looking at the cash flow over the last three years there ahs been a positive flow in each of the three years the net income was $359 million in
2005, $190 million in 2006 and then $476, and the overall cash flow from operations follows a similar pattern with a slight dip in 2006, cash flow from operations was
$733 million in 2005, $702 million in 2006 and $1,405 in 2007. This indicates a general improvement over the last three years as there is a significant increase in 1007.
When looking at the historical cost of the items that are non current assets are unlikely to be accurate, as they are deprecated on a straight line basis over
their estimated current life, This complies with the matching convention, but it is not aligned with market values, market deprecation tends to be front loaded, so these are likely to
be over stated in considered on market terms. BMW BMWS are seeing a pattern of increasing revenues, their revenues in 2005 were ?41,801 million, increasing to ?42,417 in 2006
and then rising to ?48,310 million in 2007. The net profit has also been increasing; it was ?387 million in 2005, ?560 million in 2006 and ?1,315 in 2007. Here
there is an increase in efficiency as the net profit margin increases, from 0.93% in 2005, to 1.32% in 2006 and 2.72% in 2007. As may be expected in line
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