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Comprehensive Financial Analysis: How to Make Informed Business Decisions

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Academic level: College

Paper type: Capstone Project

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The current analysis focuses on Xerox Holdings Corporation, known as Xerox. It is an American company headquartered in Norwalk, Connecticut, dealing with digital equipment and serving more than 160 countries. The company's performance over the past years has placed it in the Fortune 500 companies. The company has grown over the past years to be a leading global brand highly recognized in the various countries where the company has its operations. According to the company's fundamental aspects like profitability, return, and brand name, Xerox is a reputable company with a high return for its investors. The analysis will inform the management of the best course of action that will contribute to long term success. Similarly, it will present a glimpse of performance drivers, and the management will use the data to make appropriate decisions to enhance operational results. 

Income Statement 

Xerox reported a decline in its sales for the past five years. The company recorded $11.47 billion as sales revenues in 2015, but over the years, the figure continued dropping to $9.07 billion in 2019. On average, the revenue declined by 6%, meaning that if the company maintains the same trend in the future, its sales revenues will decline to $7.08 in 2023. The projections are based on a 6% decline each year, which is the average for the past five years. The same applies to the cost f goods sold, where the value declined in the past five years from a high of $7.05 in 2015 to $5.553 in 2019. If a similar trend persists into the foreseeable future, the cost of goods will decline to $4.31 in 2023. On average, the company's sales revenues and cost of goods declined by 6% in five years, meaning that the income was not adversely affected. The gross income declined by an average of 5% in the five years, with 2019 reporting the lowest value, whereas 2015 had the highest income. If the gross income continues dropping at the same rate for the next three years, the company will record $2.88 billion as net income in 2023. 

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The company's expenses declined in the period under review from $3.25 billion in 2015 to $2.4 billion in 2019. On average, the expenses dropped by 7% in the five years under review, and if the same trend continues, the company will record $1.795 billion in 2023. Such changes and other adjustments in the non-operating interest income increased from $6 billion in 2015 to $16 billion in 2019. If the trend persists in the next three years, Xerox will report $20.97 billion in 2023. The same applies to pre-tax income, where the company recorded an increase in the last five years, and if the situation persists, the company will record $1077 as pre-tax income. The consolidated income changed from 866 million in 2015 to 651 million in 2019. The projections show that the consolidated income will be 853.33 million in 2023. The net income also recorded a similar pattern and will remain largely unchanged. The projections show that the net income will be $849 million in 2023, which is almost the same as the net income for 2015. 

Balance Sheet 

Xerox's balance sheet shows that some items have changed over time, with others recording minimal changes. For example, cash and short term investment and accounts receivables recorded small changes. The total current assets reported less than 1% change for the five years under review. Property plant and equipment also remained unchanged for the five years under review. According to the projections, property, plant, and equipment will remain unchanged unless they acquire or sell some of its plants and equipment. The total assets declined from $24.54 in 2015 to $15.05 billion in 2019. There was a 12% decline in the period under review, meaning that if the trend persists, the company's total assets will be $9.02 billion in 2023. 

Short term and long term debt recorded little changes in the five years. However, 2019 saw the company borrow more funds to finance its activities. Other liabilities like dividends payable, accrued payroll, and miscellaneous current liabilities changed slightly. On average, the total current liabilities decline by 7% from 2014 to 2019. Likewise, the total liabilities declined by 13% in the period under review. The company's equity, stock, and retained earnings changed in the course of the five years. Similarly, shareholders' equity declined from $9.42 in 2015 to $5.8 billion in 2019. The total equity was $947 by 2015 but the value declined to $5.82 in 2019. A similar trend was observable in liabilities and shareholders' equity, where the value declined from $25.54 in 2015 to $14.05 in 2019. 

Cash Flow Statement 

The items on the cash flow statement reported changes in the five years. The net operating cash flow was $1.61 billion in 2015 and $1.33 in 2019. The net operating cash flows over sales was 14.05% in 2015 and 14.70% in 2019. The financial statements show that the company spent more on capital items than the rest of the years. According to the financial statement, the expenditures declined, with 2019 reporting the lowest figure of $65. Capital expenditure over sales was 1.29% in 2015 and 0.72% in 2019. Likewise, the sale of fixed assets and businesses was highest in 2015 compared to the rest of the years. Net investing cash flows reported significant variations in the five years, with 2014 recording the highest value, followed by 2017 and 2019. The company issued long-term debt and changed others, thus realigning its activities to reflect a changing environment. 

Selected Ratio Analysis 

The current analysis focuses on selected ratios like the current ratio, which shows a growing trend from 2015-2019. IT indicates that the company has adequate current assets to cater to the needs of current liabilities, which are due in a short time. The higher the ratio, the better for the company since it will be able to meet its working capital needs in time. Long-term debt to capital shows the volume of debt used to finance its projects. Debt to equity shows that the company does not have additional risks due to the debt it owns. A higher debt to equity is ideal since it enables a company to finance its activities using internal sources, thus reducing debt financing risks. Xerox has maintained a high gross margin; thus, it can easily remain profitable creating value for the shareholders. The company's operating margin is also high, which indicates its ability to raise funds and use them for the intended purpose. Asset turnover shows the efficiency f Xerox in utilizing its assets efficiently to generate revenue. Return on equity shows that the investors will receive higher returns by investing in the company. The return on investment is also high, showing that the company can guarantee its shareholders high. 

The current analysis uses horizontal financial statement analysis, enabling the analyst to compare the financial statements for the past five years and present the findings. Similarly, the analysis projects selected financial statement data for three years to determine its future performance. Similarly, the paper includes ratio analysis to establish the efficiency and effectiveness of the company. The analysis will inform the management of the best course of action that will contribute to long term success. Similarly, it will present a glimpse of performance drivers, and the management will use the data to make appropriate decisions to enhance operational results. 

References 

XEROX (2019) Xerox Holdings Corporation Annual report. Form 10-K. Retrieved from https://s3.amazonaws.com/cms.ipressroom.com/84/files/20203/2019-Xerox-Annual-Report.pdf?Signature=h9oK0DuoDHwFqvWyqahHXdrcjVc%3D&Expires=1607716743&AWSAccessKeyId=AKIAJX7XEOOELCYGIVDQ&versionId=xH_Aabz.456CfXIXBnROwmBwr2gugUaH&response-content-disposition=application/pdf 

Yahoo Finance (2020). Xerox Holdings Corporation (XRX). Retrieved from https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/XRX/financials?p=XRX 

Appendices 

Xerox Income Statement 

  2015  2015  2017  2018  2018               
Sales/Revenue  11.47  10.77  10.27  9.83  9.07  -6%  -5%  -4%  -8%  8.5258  8.014252  7.533397 
  7.05  6.71  6.25  6.01  5.53               
Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) incl. D&A  -5%  -7%  -4%  -8%  5.1982  4.886308  4.59313 
  6.46  6.14  5.72  5.48  5.1               
COGS excluding D&A  -5%  -7%  -4%  -7%  4.845  4.5543  4.281042 
  590  563  523  531  435               
Depreciation & Amortization Expense (Millions)    -7%  2%  -18%       
  437  424  401  397  385               
Depreciation  -3%  -5%  -1%  -3%       
  153  139  122  129  45               
Amortization of Intangibles  -9%  -12%  6%  -65%       
  4.42  4.07  4.02  3.82  3.53               
Gross Income  -8%  -1%  -5%  -8%  3.3535  3.185825  3.026534 
  3.25  3.08  2.86  2.72  2.4               
SG&A Expense  -5%  -7%  -5%  -12%  2.232  2.07576  1.930457 
                         
  385  381  334  325  311               
Research & Development  -1%  -12%  -3%  -4%       
  2.87  2.7  2.53  2.39  2.09               
Other SG&A  -6%  -6%  -6%  -13%       
  92  289    223               
Unusual Expense               
  -8  -92  -289  858  915               
EBIT after Unusual Expense  1050%  214%  -397%  7%       
  -27  -154  -189  -163               
Non-Operating Income/Expense  470%  23%  -14%         
  15  16               
Non-Operating Interest Income  -17%  60%  88%  7%  17.12  18.3184  19.60069 
  216  181  119  112  109               
Interest Expense  -16%  -34%  -6%  -3%       
                         
  216  181  119  112  109               
Gross Interest Expense  -16%  -34%  -6%  -3%       
Pretax Income  924  568  570  598  822               
Pretax Income  -39%  0%  5%  37%  879.54  941.1078  1006.985 
  193  62  481  257  179        #DIV/0!       
Income Tax  -68%  676%  -47%  -30%       
  -263  20  76  12               
Income Tax - Current Domestic  #VALUE!  #VALUE!  280%  -84%       
  73  71  62  46  43               
Income Tax - Current Foreign  -3%  -13%  -26%  -7%       
  376  420  78  119               
Income Tax-Deferred Domestic  -99%  10400%  -81%  53%       
  -13  -21  57               
Income Tax-Deferred Foreign  -286%  62%  -371%  -91%       
                         
  135  127  115  33               
Equity in Affiliates  -6%  -9%  -71%  -76%       
                         
  866  633  204  374  651               
Consolidated Net Income  -27%  -68%  83%  74%  696.57  745.3299  797.503 
  18  11  12  13           
Minority Interest Expense  -39%  9%  8%  -77%  3.21  3.4347  3.675129 
  848  622  192  361  648           
Net Income  -27%  -69%  88%  80%  693.36  741.8952  793.8279 
                         
                         
  -374  -1.09  705               
Extraordinaries & Discontinued Operations  -100%  -375%           
  101  629               
Extra Items & Gain/Loss Sale Of Assets               
                         
  -475  -1.09  76               
Discontinued Operations  -100%  -375%           
  474  -471  195  361  1.35               
Net Income After Extraordinaries  -199%  -141%  85%  -100%       
  24  24  14  14  14               
Preferred Dividends  0%  -42%  0%  0%       
  349  -495  181  347  710               
Net Income Available to Common  -242%  -137%  92%  105%       
  1.31  -1.95  0.71  1.4  3.2               
EPS (Basic)  -249%  -136%  97%  129%       
Basic Shares Outstanding  266.13  253.39  254.34  248.71  221.97               
Basic Shares Outstanding  -5%  0%  -2%  -11%       
EPS (Diluted)  1.3  -1.95  0.71  1.38  3.2               
EPS (Diluted)  -250%  -136%  94%  132%       
  269.06  256  256.57  251.66  221.97               
Diluted Shares Outstanding  -5%  0%  -2%  -12%       
  1.76  1.55  1.68  1.64  1.57               
EBITDA  -12%  8%  -2%  -4%       
  -11.71%  8.31%  -2.68%  -3.91%               
EBITDA Growth  #VALUE!  -171%  -132%  46%       
  17.35%               
EBITDA Margin               
                         
                         
Ratio  2015  2016  2017  2018  2019 
Current ratio  1.2724  1.5024  1.9081  1.4497  1.7875 
Debt to Capital  0.4002  0.5168  0.4873  0.4483  0.3576 
Debt to equity  0.769  1.2731  1.0018  0.9956  0.7373 
Gross margin  39.965  36.969  40.747  40.044  40.26 
Operating margin  10.52  11.197  11.25  10.61  13.016 
Asset turnover  0.4489  0.5967  0.6266  0.6496  0.6025 
Return on equity  9.2136  13.3347  1.3225  6.152  11.64 
Return on Asset  3.2888  3.5067  0.439  2.0842  4.3264 
Return on investment  5.322  6.166  0.6516  3.2556  7.2005 

Xerox Balance Sheet 

ITEM  2015  2016  2017  2018  2019         
        0% 
Cash & Short Term m Investments  1.37  2.4  1.29  1.09  2.74         
Cash & Short Term m Investments  75%  -46%  -16%  151% 
                   
Cash Only  1.31  2.32  1.29  1.09  2.74         
Cash Only  77%  -44%  -16%  151% 
Short-Term m Investments  55  88         
Short-Term m Investments  60%  #VALUE!  #VALUE!   
                   
Total Accounts Receivable  2.56  2.54  2.83  2.61  2.53         
Total Accounts Receivable  -1%  11%  -8%  -3% 
                   
Accounts Receivables, Net  2.55  2.31  2.79  2.6  2.51         
Accounts Receivables, Net  -9%  21%  -7%  -3% 
Accounts Receivables, Gross  2.62  2.37  2.85  2.66  2.56         
Accounts Receivables, Gross  -10%  20%  -7%  -4% 
ad Debt/Doubtful Accounts  -74  -64  -59  -56  -55         
ad Debt/Doubtful Accounts  -14%  -8%  -5%  -2% 
Other Receivable  12  233  43  14  27         
Other Receivable  1842%  -82%  -67%  93% 
Accounts Receivable Turnover  4.48  4.24  3.63  3.76  3.58         
Accounts Receivable Turnover  -5%  -14%  4%  -5% 
Inventories  901  841  915  818  694         
Inventories  -7%  9%  -11%  -15% 
Finished Goods  751  713  777  699  576         
Finished Goods  -5%  9%  -10%  -18% 
Work in Progress  51  47  49  49  47         
Work in Progress  -8%  4%  0%  -4% 
Raw materials  99  81  89  70  71         
Raw materials  -18%  10%  -21%  1% 
                   
Other Current Assets  1.86  1.21  192  179  174         
Other Current Assets  -35%  15768%  -7%  -3% 
miscellaneous Current Assets  1.81  1.16  149  148  145         
miscellaneous Current Assets  -36%  12745%  -1%  -2% 
Total Current Assets  6.69  6.99  5.23  4.7  6.14         
Total Current Assets  4%  -25%  -10%  31% 
Net Property, Plant & Equipment  1.21  1.14  1.08  0.941  1.11         
Net Property, Plant & Equipment  -6%  -5%  -13%  18% 
Property, Plant & Equipment - Gross  4.73  4.6  4.62  4.33  4.46         
Property, Plant & Equipment - Gross  -3%  0%  -6%  3% 
buildings  919  892  909  793  794         
buildings  -3%  2%  -13%  0% 
Land & Improvements  21  20  22  12  12         
Land & Improvements  -5%  10%  -45%  0% 
                   
Other Property, Plant & Equipment  1.01  965  897  835  745         
Other Property, Plant & Equipment  95445%  -7%  -7%  -11% 
Accumulated Depreciation  3.52  3.47  3.54  3.39  3.35         
Accumulated Depreciation  -1%  2%  -4%  -1% 
Total Investments and Advances  1.6  1.51  1.48  1.47  102         
Total Investments and Advances  -6%  -2%  -1%  6839% 
Other Long-Term m Investments  221  217  75  63  56         
Other Long-Term m Investments  -2%  -65%  -16%  -11% 
Long-Term m Note Receivables  2.62  2.43  2.33  2.16  2.08         
Long-Term m Note Receivables  -7%  -4%  -7%  -4% 
Intangible Assets  4.56  4.3  4.41  4.24  4.22         
Intangible Assets  -6%  3%  -4%  0% 
Net Goodwill  3.95  3.79  3.93  3.87  3.9         
Net Goodwill  -4%  4%  -2%  1% 
Net Other Intangibles  612  516  477  374  321         
Net Other Intangibles  -16%  -8%  -22%  -14% 
Other Assets  7.41  210  388  634  795         
Other Assets  2734%  85%  63%  25% 
Total Assets  25.54  18.05  15.95  14.87  15.05         
Total Assets  -29%  -12%  -7%  1% 
LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL                   
ITE  2015  2016  2017  2018  2019         
ITE  0%  0%  0%  0% 
ST Debt & Current Portion LT Debt  962  1.01  282  961  1.14         
ST Debt & Current Portion LT Debt  -100%  27821%  241%  -100% 
Short Term m Debt  87         
Short Term m Debt  33%  50%     
Current Portion of Long Term m Debt  959  1.01  276  961  1.05         
Current Portion of Long Term m Debt  -100%  27227%  248%  -100% 
Accounts Payable  1.34  1.13  1.11  1.09  1.05         
Accounts Payable  -16%  -2%  -2%  -4% 
Income Tax Payable  28  45  33         
Income Tax Payable  61%  -84%  371%  -79% 
Other Current Liabilities  2.92  2.47  1.34  1.17  1.24         
Other Current Liabilities  -15%  -46%  -13%  6% 
Dividends Payable  85  91  73  69  66         
Dividends Payable  7%  -20%  -5%  -4% 
Accrued Payroll  406  420  444  349  349         
Accrued Payroll  3%  6%  -21%  0% 
miscellaneous Current Liabilities  2.43  1.96  0.827  748  822         
miscellaneous Current Liabilities  -19%  -58%  90347%  10% 
Total Current Liabilities  5.25  4.65  2.74  3.25  3.44         
Total Current Liabilities  -11%  -41%  19%  6% 
Long-Term m Debt  6.32  5.31  5.24  4.27  3.5         
Long-Term m Debt  -16%  -1%  -19%  -18% 
Long-Term m Debt excl. Capitalized Leases  6.32  5.31  5.24  4.27  3.23         
Long-Term m Debt excl. Capitalized Leases  -16%  -1%  -19%  -24% 
Non-Convertible Debt  6.32  5.31  5.24  4.27  3.23         
Non-Convertible Debt  -16%  -1%  -19%  -24% 
                   
Capitalized Lease Obligations         
Capitalized Lease Obligations         
Provision for Risks & Charges  3.16  2.95  2.27  1.84  2.07         
Provision for Risks & Charges  -7%  -23%  -19%  13% 
Deferred Taxes  -1.4  -1.43  -984  -689  -561         
Deferred Taxes  2%  68711%  -30%  -19% 
Deferred Taxes - Credits  51  42  42  51  37         
Deferred Taxes - Credits  -18%  0%  21%  -27% 
Deferred Taxes - Debt  1.45  1.47  1.03  740  598         
Deferred Taxes - Debt  1%  -30%  71745%  -19% 
Other Liabilities  1.3  136  152  207  201         
Other Liabilities  10362%  12%  36%  -3% 
Other Liabilities (excl. Deferred Income)  1.3  136  152  207  201         
Other Liabilities (excl. Deferred Income)  10362%  12%  36%  -3% 
                   
Total Liabilities  16.08  13.09  10.44  9.62  9.24         
Total Liabilities  -19%  -20%  -8%  -4% 
                   
                   
Preferred Stock (Carrying Value)  349  214  214  214  214         
Preferred Stock (Carrying Value)  -39%  0%  0%  0% 
Redeemable Preferred Stock  349  214  214  214  214         
Redeemable Preferred Stock  -39%  0%  0%  0% 
                   
Coon Equity (Total)  9.07  4.71  5.26  5.01  5.59         
Coon Equity (Total)  -48%  12%  -5%  12% 
                   
Coon Stock Par/Carry Value  1.01  254  255  232  215         
Coon Stock Par/Carry Value  25049%  0%  -9%  -7% 
Retained Earnings  9.69  4.93  4.86  5.07  6.31         
Retained Earnings  -49%  -1%  4%  24% 
                   
Cumulative Translation Adjustment/Unrealized For. Exch. Gain  -2.4  -2.26  -1.78  -2.02  -1.96         
Cumulative Translation Adjustment/Unrealized For. Exch. Gain  -6%  -21%  13%  -3% 
Unrealized Gain/Loss marketable Securities  -13  -12  -2         
Unrealized Gain/Loss marketable Securities  -1400%  -8%  -133%  -150% 
Revaluation Reserves         
Revaluation Reserves         
Treasury Stock  -55  -76         
Treasury Stock        38% 
Total Shareholders' Equity  9.42  4.92  5.47  5.22  5.8         
Total Shareholders' Equity  -48%  11%  -5%  11% 
Total Shareholders' Equity / Total Assets  36.89%  27.27%  34.30%  35.09%  38.55%        #DIV/0! 
Total Shareholders' Equity / Total Assets  -26%  26%  2%   
Accumulated minority interest  43  38  37  34         
Accumulated minority interest  -12%  -3%  -8%  -79% 
Total Equity  9.47  4.96  5.51  5.25  5.81        #DIV/0! 
Total Equity  -48%  11%  -5%  11% 
Liabilities & Shareholders' Equity  25.54  18.05  15.95  14.87  15.05        #DIV/0! 
Liabilities & Shareholders' Equity  -29%  -12%  -7%  1% 
                   
                   

Xerox Corporation 

CASH FLW STATEMENT 

ITEM  2015  2016  2017  2018  2019         
        0% 
Net Income before Extra ordinaries  866  -460  207  374  1.36         
Net Income before Extra ordinaries  -153%  -145%  81%  -100% 
                   
Depreciation, Depletion & Amortization  590  563  527  526  430         
Depreciation, Depletion & Amortization  -5%  -6%  0%  -18% 
Depreciation and Depletion  437  424  401  397  385         
Depreciation and Depletion  -3%  -5%  -1%  -3% 
Amortization of Intangible Assets  153  139  126  129  45         
Amortization of Intangible Assets  -9%  -9%  2%  -65% 
Deferred Taxes & Investment Tax Credit  383  -9  399  135  124         
Deferred Taxes & Investment Tax Credit  -102%  -4533%  -66%  -8% 
Deferred Taxes  383  -9  399  135  124         
Deferred Taxes  -102%  -4533%  -66%  -8% 
                   
Other Funds  309  1.26  -664  103  -517         
Other Funds  -100%  -52798%  -116%  -602% 
Funds from Operations  2.15  1.35  469  1.14  1.4         
Funds from Operations  -37%  34641%  -100%  23% 
                   
Changes in Working Capital  -537  -254  -736  -65         
Changes in Working Capital  -53%  190%  -100%  -3350% 
Receivables  169  245  -367  196  111         
Receivables  45%  -250%  -153%  -43% 
Accounts Payable  -125  -244  -15  -18  -47         
Accounts Payable  95%  -94%  20%  161% 
Other Assets/Liabilities  -480  -262  -258  -99  -144         
Other Assets/Liabilities  -45%  -2%  -62%  45% 
Net Operating Cash Flow  1.61  1.1  -0.267  1.14  1.33         
Net Operating Cash Flow  -32%  -124%  -527%  17% 
                   
Net Operating Cash Flow / Sales  14.05%  10.17%  -2.60%  11.60%  14.70%         
Net Operating Cash Flow / Sales  -28%  -126%  -546%  27% 
INVESTING ACTIVITIES                   
ITE  2015  2016  2017  2018  2019         
ITE  0%  0%  0%  0% 
Capital Expenditures  -148  -138  -105  -90  -65         
Capital Expenditures  -7%  -24%  -14%  -28% 
                  #DIV/0! 
Capital Expenditures / Sales  -1.29%  -1.28%  -1.02%  -0.92%  -0.72%         
Capital Expenditures / Sales  -1%  -20%  -10%  -22% 
Capital Expenditures (Fixed Assets)  -84  -93  -105  -90  -65         
Capital Expenditures (Fixed Assets)  11%  13%  -14%  -28% 
Capital Expenditures (Other Assets)  -64  -45         
Capital Expenditures (Other Assets)  -30%       
Net Assets from Acquisitions  -13  -30  -87  -42         
Net Assets from Acquisitions  131%  190%  #VALUE!   
Sale of Fixed Assets & businesses  92  25  23  59  21         
Sale of Fixed Assets & businesses  -73%  -8%  157%  -64% 
Other Uses  -254         
Other Uses         
Other Sources  19  128         
Other Sources         
Net Investing Cash Flow  508  -397  165  -29  2.15         
Net Investing Cash Flow  -178%  -142%  -118%  -107% 
Net Investing Cash Flow Growth  -178.15%  141.56%  -117.58%  7506.90%         
Net Investing Cash Flow Growth    -179%  -183%  -6485% 
Net Investing Cash Flow / Sales  4.43%  -3.69%  1.61%  -0.30%  23.69%         
Net Investing Cash Flow / Sales  -183%  -144%  -119%  -7997% 
FINANCING ACTIVITIES                   
ITEM  2015  2016  2017  2018  2019         
ITE  0%  0%  0%  0% 
Cash Dividends Paid - Total  -326  -331  -291  -269  -243         
Cash Dividends Paid - Total  2%  -12%  -8%  -10% 
Coon Dividends  -302  -307  -274  -255  -243         
Coon Dividends  2%  -11%  -7%  -5% 
Preferred Dividends  -24  -24  -17  -14         
Preferred Dividends  0%  -29%  -18%   
Change in Capital Stock  -1.33  -700  -600         
Change in Capital Stock  -702%      -14% 
Repurchase of Coon & Preferred Stk.  -51  -1         
Repurchase of Coon & Preferred Stk.  -98%       
Sale of Coon & Preferred Stock  -1.28  -700  -600         
Sale of Coon & Preferred Stock  -803%      -14% 
Proceeds from Stock Options  -1.28  -700  -600         
Proceeds from Stock Options  -803%      -14% 
Other Proceeds from Sale of Stock         
Other Proceeds from Sale of Stock         
Issuance/Reduction of Debt, Net  -370  925  -822  -307  -950         
Issuance/Reduction of Debt, Net  -350%  -189%  -63%  209% 
Change in Current Debt  -147  1.89  -5         
Change in Current Debt  -101%  6%  -350%   
Change in Long-Term Debt  -223  -963  -824  -302  -950         
Change in Long-Term Debt  332%  -14%  -63%  215% 
Issuance of Long-Term Debt  1.08  25  1.01  10         
Issuance of Long-Term Debt  2215%  -96%  791%  11% 
Reduction in Long-Term Debt  -1.3  -988  -1.83  -311  -960         
Reduction in Long-Term Debt  75900%  -100%  16895%  209% 
Other Funds  -44  -18  128  -25  -41         
Other Funds  -59%  -811%  -120%  64% 
Other Uses  -63  -18  -25  -41         
Other Uses  -71%      64% 
Other Sources  19  128         
Other Sources         
Net Financing Cash Flow  -2.07  584  -985  -1.3  -1.83         
Net Financing Cash Flow  -28313%  -269%  -100%  41% 
Net Financing Cash Flow / Sales  -18.09%  5.42%  -9.60%  -13.23%  -20.23%         
Net Financing Cash Flow / Sales  -130%  -277%  38%  53% 
Exchange Rate Effect  -77  -30  53  -30         
Exchange Rate Effect  -61%  -277%  -157%   
Net Change in Cash  -32  1.25  -1.03  -220  1.65         
Net Change in Cash  -104%  -182%  21259%  -101% 
Free Cash Flow  1.53  -372  1.05  1.27         
Free Cash Flow  -35%  -37300%  -100%  21% 
Free Cash Flow Yield  12.52         
Free Cash Flow Yield         
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