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This 7 page paper looks at the renewable energy company Theolia SA and considers its' performance between 2004 and 2007 in order to assess the company as a potential target for acquisition. The bibliography cites 10 sources.
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find renewable sources of energy. This is making the acquisition of companies operating in alternative energy markets potentially attractive for investors. Theolia SA specializes in energy from renewable sources, mainly
using wind power. The company has a capacity of 661 MW and future pipeline capacity of 218 MW. Active across many countries, including France, Spain and Germany, and through subsidiaries
interest in developing regions such as India, South America and Morocco Theolia SA may be a good potential target for an investment acquisition. However, before determining whether acquisition is a
good idea the companys financial standing needs to be examined. 2. Financial Performance There are a number of measures which can be utilized when assessing the financial performance of
the company. When assessing a company as a potential acquisition targets it is important to consider both the horizontal and the vertical analysis, as well as looking at the performance
is important to consider the potential for business for the future, as the acquisition will be made for the future revenue and(. When looking at his company to essential to
remember that the annual accounts which are presented are for 12 months, the 2005/6 accounts are for 18 month. Therefore, some of the numerical values may appear to be unusual,
therefore the focus of this financial analysis will be on the margins and ratios as well as looking at the actual financial results. One of the first financial ratios should
be considered as is that of the gross profit margin. The gross margin is expressed as a percentage. This is the level of revenue that remains when all of the
direct costs for producing the goods or services are deducted form the revenue. This indicates the level at which direct costs account take up revenue. The gross profit margin for
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