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Caesars Entertainment
Financial analysis
Introduction
• Who is Caesars Entertainment?
• What is their current financial
status?
• How is their solvency and
profitability?
• Why?
• Is there a solution?
Caesars Entertainment
• A corporation in Las Vegas
• Largest Casino-Entertainment Provider since
1937
• Owns 65 casinos, currently constructing three
more
• 2005 Harrah's Entertainment
• 2008 Apollo Global Management and Texas
Pacific
No Profit
• Loss doubles each year since 2011
0
0.5
1
1.5
2
2.5
3
2011 2012 2013
Billions
Caesars Loss since 2011
Liquidity
• Total Current Assets=3.7 billion
• Total Current liabilities=2.5 billion
• Caesars ratio average for the last
two years is 1.4.
• Short term debt
• Receivable turnover ratio of (.04)
Profitability
• Gross Profit Margin 48.8% better
than industry average of 39.2%
• Operating Profit Margin 2 year
average is (26)%
• Factiva lists Profit Margin last 5
years at (15.6)%
• ROE last five years (138.7)%
Solvency
• The ability of a company to meet its long-term
financial obligations.
• Debt to Equity ratio = (3.10)
• Interest Cover Ratio = (2) times
• Earnings per share = (104.10)
• No dividends
• Cannot pay off long-term debt
Why?
• Leveraged buyout in 2008 created debt
• Great Recession of 2008
• Bankruptcy or sell assets to pay for debt

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Caesars Entertainment

  • 2. Introduction • Who is Caesars Entertainment? • What is their current financial status? • How is their solvency and profitability? • Why? • Is there a solution?
  • 3. Caesars Entertainment • A corporation in Las Vegas • Largest Casino-Entertainment Provider since 1937 • Owns 65 casinos, currently constructing three more • 2005 Harrah's Entertainment • 2008 Apollo Global Management and Texas Pacific
  • 4. No Profit • Loss doubles each year since 2011 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 2011 2012 2013 Billions Caesars Loss since 2011
  • 5. Liquidity • Total Current Assets=3.7 billion • Total Current liabilities=2.5 billion • Caesars ratio average for the last two years is 1.4. • Short term debt • Receivable turnover ratio of (.04)
  • 6. Profitability • Gross Profit Margin 48.8% better than industry average of 39.2% • Operating Profit Margin 2 year average is (26)% • Factiva lists Profit Margin last 5 years at (15.6)% • ROE last five years (138.7)%
  • 7. Solvency • The ability of a company to meet its long-term financial obligations. • Debt to Equity ratio = (3.10) • Interest Cover Ratio = (2) times • Earnings per share = (104.10) • No dividends • Cannot pay off long-term debt
  • 8. Why? • Leveraged buyout in 2008 created debt • Great Recession of 2008 • Bankruptcy or sell assets to pay for debt