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This 14 page paper examines the financial performance of Energizer between 2004 and 2006 using a range of ratios to analyse achievements and trends including profit, efficiency and liquidity. The bibliography cites 5 sources.
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Eveready and Energizer, and sales amount to more than 6 billion battery cells a year sold across 150 countries made by more than 10,000 employees (Energizer, 2007). In addition to
the batteries there are also complimentary products, such as battery recharges and miniature batteries as well as the flashlight lines. In 2003 the business was expanded with the acquisition
of Schick-Wilkinson Sword (SWS) company, this company specialised in personal care wet shave products with the Wilkinson Sword and Schick brands as well as the Quattro Xtreme 3 Lady Protector
and Intuition are brand developments, with goods made from men and women, with full shave systems and disposable goods. These goods are sold in 80 countries with the goods made
by more than 4,000 employees (Energizer, 2007). In total Energiser have 23 production and packaging facilities in 14 countries that are used to create the revenues and profits that are
seen with the progress of the company. The company may be seen as active in two areas, the main competitor for the personal shaving is the Gillette and for
the batteries it is Duracell, looking for a company with a similar profile Spectrum brands has a similar, but slightly more divergent product range. With headquarters in Atlanta Georgia, this
is a smaller company with only 8,400 employees, and compared to Energizers market capitalization of $4.82 billion it only has capitalization of $478.94 million. However, the company is not performing
as well as the operating margin is only 7.09%, so this is smaller and less profitable. Part B The company is an international company with revenues received in many
currencies, however as the company is based in the US and is subject to the US accounting standards the accents are reported in US dollars. All figures are in US
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