Pro-Forma Analysis for Years 5 and 6
X While the other companies are going asset-light, X is leverage its strong balance sheet to throw some weight behind the expansion of its select-service brand. The structure of the company is to have more profitable or better organization for its presents needs
The Balance sheet in XCompany assets, liabilities and stockholders equity as of year 3 and 4 they are real number that the company had expect during the game. However for year five and six the company is expecting as follow:
• Cash and cash equivalents: during year five and six the company is expecting to increase every quarter 5%.

• Bank Loans were forecasted by our financial department and it seems that the company is in no need of future bank loans.
• Investment in Certificates of Deposits (in $000s): X will invest for year five and six 3,000 quietly. CD and the interest that was available at the time.
Sales or Buybacks of Stock Shares (in 000s shares)

• Sales or Redemptions of Bonds (in $000s) Lucky Dragon will issue bonds for the next two years by five hundred.
• Accounts Receivable: Will remain at an average of 63% of our sales

After consolidating the statement of cash flows for years 3 and 4 we can see that in year 3 we had quite a good start to the year with a high amount of accounts collected, we invested a majority of our cash on hand into a CD account to gain interest instead of just having it sit around so that in the future we could hopefully expand without taking too many loans out. Our production costs and operating expenses were not as low as we liked due to not having quite figured out our consumers needs but they were substantially stable. In year 3 we also paid out 65,000 in dividends to our shareholders hoping that our stock price would increase. Going into our 4th year we hired more sales people so we incurred more