Saiful Chowdhury 9/27/2015 Global Operations and Policy Under Armour’s Strategy in 2014 1. Describe the major components of the company’s strategy in the following areas: a. Product Line - Under Armour’s product line consists of apparel, footwear, accessories, and licensing. Under the apparel section, the company designed three lines of apparel gear: HeatGear, ColdGear, and AllSeasonGear. HeatGear was designed to be worn under equipment in warm to hot temperatures. It was engineered
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PBDIT 584 8,849 18.5% PBT 452 8,898 20.5% PAT 261 6,162 21.8% Capital Employed 1,886 19,754 15.8% ROCE % 28.4 45.4 Market Capitalisation Total Shareholder Returns % 5,571 177,361 Net Revenue 24.1% 25.7% * Market Cap and TSR for '11-12 based on BSE price on 30 Mar 2012 Sensex (CAGR 95-96 to 11/12) : 10.8% 2 ITC’s ranking Amongst all listed private sector cos. PBT: No. 5 PAT: No. 6 Market Capitalisation: No. 3 3
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financial obligations. Accrual accounting. An accounting method whereby income and expenses are booked when they are incurred, regardless of when they are actually received or paid. Revenues are recognized during the period in which the sales activity occurred; expenses are recognized in the same period as their associated revenues. Accruals. An amount incurred as an expense in a given accounting period—but not paid by the end of that period. An example would be the electricity bill for a given quarter
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hadnegative net profit margins and negative operating margins. Four of those unitshad negative margins of more than 10%, with different units seeing steady or sharpdeclines in revenues in profits since 2004. The only two profitable units were the direct selling unit and the Europeansnack lines. These two lines were seeing declining revenues and operating margins,except in 2006, when both lines increased their margins. Divesting the snackbusiness was a correct decision, since it was only producing net profits
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vendor on either a limited or a continuous basis to a customer may take various forms including discounts, coupons, rebates, and free products or services. The accounting issue is the correct recognition of coupons offered on the sale of toothpaste. We will address the issue of timing and measurement of the revenues and liabilities resulting from the coupon. Next, we looked at the effect of the Shiny Teeth coupon drop on its financial and how it should be recognized. The sale incentive (coupon) offered
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on a simple concept: by selling computer systems directly to customers, Dell could best understand their needs and efficiently provide the most effective computing solutions to meet those needs (Dell, 2005, p. 1). Dell Inc., with fiscal 2011 net revenue of $61.5 billion, is a premier provider of products and services worldwide that enable customers to build their information-technology and Internet infrastructures (Yahoo Finance, 2012). Dell offers a broad range of enterprise systems (servers, storage
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Potential Performance Poverty Incidence Social Services Education: School Achievement Health: Access to Services Peace & Order: Conflict Situation MED LOW FINANCIAL PROFILE Income IRA share Locally-sourced Revenue Other Revenues Total Income Expenditure 61,030,942.00 Governance Administration 736,242.47 318,493.22 Social Services 62,085,677.69 Environmental Management Total Expenditure PEACE AND ORDER PROFILE Number of Infiltrated Barangays Number
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A HBR Book Review FINANCIAL INTELLIGANCE FOR HR PROFESSIONALS Human Resources professionals areoften viewed asonly having a policy and procedure role focusing mainly on compliance and legal issues or Henchmen for Top Management. They are considered as support functional team having little influence in the overall strategy of the company.HR like most other aspects of business, including marketing, research and development, and strategy formulation is at least partly subjective, a matter dependent
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Overview Margarita Torres Costco member and shareholder Evaluating Costco’s financial performance Evaluation methods Common-size statements Sustainable growth model Benchmarking ratios Retail Industry $1.6 trillion in retail and wholesale trade (2001) 15% of GDP (1960) 16% of GDP (2001) Department stores Customer service premium Many SKUs Discount stores Low prices No frills Retail Industry Wholesale clubs Membership only Volume discounts Limited SKUs Online stores Convenience Low overhead Sears
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governance structures. First of all, on November 9th 2007, Leap announces that it will restate its financial statement for fiscal year 2004, 2005, and 2006 and for the first two quarters of 2007 to correct errors in previously reported service revenues, equipment revenues and operating
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