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This 5 page paper provides financial information for America Movil for the last five years and evaluates it with regard to the company's performance and projections for the future. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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This paper presents financial information for the last five years and evaluates it with regard to the companys performance and projections for the future. Discussion The companys annual reports are
the best place to find the information needed, and copies of the relevant statements are attached at the end of the report. Well pick specific figures out of the annual
reports to construct an Income Statement and Balance Sheet for America Movil, then analyze the figures. (America Movils is very long and complex, possibly the result of meeting standards set
by the Mexican government. Since were using Comcasts statement as a model, well pick only those values that are shown on an American balance sheet.) One thing of note: America
Movil puts a great deal of emphasis on its EBITDA ("earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization") figures, and one source suggests that these figures can be misleading, particularly if
the company is using them to evaluate cash flow (Wayman, 2002). EBITDA "can be used to analyze the profitability between companies and industries. Because it eliminates the effects of financing
and accounting decisions, EBITDA can provide a relatively good apples-to-apples comparison" (Wayman, 2002). However, it is not a good way to measure cash flow; its better to look at operating
cash flow (Wayman, 2002). It is especially misleading to consider EBITDA when making investment decisions (Wayman, 2002). We will not use EBITDA figures in this statement, but America Movil emphasizes
them repeatedly; in the annual report they say that EBITDA is growing faster than revenue (America Movil annual report, 2007). This may indicate that they are using it as a
measure of cash flow, which could be a red flag for anyone looking closely at company performance. Our table (below) uses figures from the 2006 annual report; they do not
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