THE
NEW YORKER
AFTER THE GENOCIDE
When a people murders up to a million fellow-countrymen, what does it mean to survive?
By Philip Gourevitch
Decimation means the killing of every tenth person in a population, and in the spring and early summer of
1994 a program of massacres decimated the Republic of Rwanda. Although the killing was
low-tech—performed largely by machete— it was carried out at dazzling speed: of an original population
of seven million seven hundred thousand, at least eight hundred thousand were killed in just a hundred
days. By comparison, Pol Pot's slaughter of a million Cambodians in four years looks amateurish, and the
bloodletting in the former Yugoslavia measures up as little more than a neighborhood riot. The dead of
Rwanda accumulated at nearly three times the rate of Jewish dead during the Holocaust. Members of the
Hutu majority group began massacring the Tutsi minority in early April, and at the end of the month dead
Tutsis were easier to find in Rwanda than live Tutsis. The hunt continued until mid-July, when a rebel
army conquered Rwanda and brought the massacres to a halt. That October, a United Nations
Commission of Experts found that the "concerted, planned, systematic and methodical" acts of "mass
extermination perpetrated by Hutu elements against the Tutsi group"in Rwaxnda "constitute genocide."
(This week, the International Tribunal for Rwanda is expected to hand down its first indictment of
Rwandans charged with participation in the genocide.)
Hutus in Rwanda had been massacring Tutsis on and off since the waning days of Belgian colonial rule,
in the late fifties.These state-sanctioned killings were generally referred to as "work." or "clearing the
bush."The current crisis was triggered in 1990.
Sheet1Financial Ratio TemplateRatioFormulaSource of DataType of Financial RatioCurrent Ratio(Current Assets/Current Liabilities)Balance SheetLiquidityAcid Test (Quick) Ratio(Current Assets - Inventory)/(Current Liabilities)Balance SheetLiquidityAverage Collection Period(Accounts Receivable)/(Annual Credit Sales/365)Balance Sheet and Income StatementLiquidityAccounts Receivable Turnover(Annual Credit Sales)/(Accounts Receivable)Balance Sheet and Income StatementLiquidityInventory Turnover(Cost of Goods Sold)/(Inventory)Balance Sheet and Income StatementLiquidityFree cash flow(Operating Cash Flow) - (Capital expenditures) Cash FlowCapital StructureDebt Ratio(Total Assets)/(Total Liabilities)Balance SheetCapital StructureTimes Interest Earned(Net Operating Income or EBIT)/(Interest Expense)Income StatementCapital StructureTotal Asset Turnover(Sales)/(Total Assets)Balance Sheet and Income StatementAsset Management RatiosFixed Asset Turnover(Sales)/(Net Plant and Equipment)Balance Sheet and Income StatementAsset Management RatiosGross Profit Margin(Gross Profit)/(Sales)Income StatementProfitability RatiosOperating Profit Margin(Net Operating Income or EBIT)/(Sales)Income StatementProfita ...
THE NEW YORKER AFTER THE GENOCIDE When a people m.docx
1. THE
NEW YORKER
AFTER THE GENOCIDE
When a people murders up to a million fellow-countrymen, what
does it mean to survive?
By Philip Gourevitch
Decimation means the killing of every tenth person in a
population, and in the spring and early summer of
1994 a program of massacres decimated the Republic of
Rwanda. Although the killing was
low-tech—performed largely by machete— it was carried out at
dazzling speed: of an original population
of seven million seven hundred thousand, at least eight hundred
thousand were killed in just a hundred
days. By comparison, Pol Pot's slaughter of a million
Cambodians in four years looks amateurish, and the
bloodletting in the former Yugoslavia measures up as little more
than a neighborhood riot. The dead of
Rwanda accumulated at nearly three times the rate of Jewish
dead during the Holocaust. Members of the
Hutu majority group began massacring the Tutsi minority in
early April, and at the end of the month dead
Tutsis were easier to find in Rwanda than live Tutsis. The hunt
continued until mid-July, when a rebel
army conquered Rwanda and brought the massacres to a halt.
2. That October, a United Nations
Commission of Experts found that the "concerted, planned,
systematic and methodical" acts of "mass
extermination perpetrated by Hutu elements against the Tutsi
group"in Rwaxnda "constitute genocide."
(This week, the International Tribunal for Rwanda is expected
to hand down its first indictment of
Rwandans charged with participation in the genocide.)
Hutus in Rwanda had been massacring Tutsis on and off since
the waning days of Belgian colonial rule,
in the late fifties.These state-sanctioned killings were generally
referred to as "work." or "clearing the
bush."The current crisis was triggered in 1990.
Sheet1Financial Ratio TemplateRatioFormulaSource of
DataType of Financial RatioCurrent Ratio(Current
Assets/Current Liabilities)Balance SheetLiquidityAcid Test
(Quick) Ratio(Current Assets - Inventory)/(Current
Liabilities)Balance SheetLiquidityAverage Collection
Period(Accounts Receivable)/(Annual Credit Sales/365)Balance
Sheet and Income StatementLiquidityAccounts Receivable
Turnover(Annual Credit Sales)/(Accounts Receivable)Balance
Sheet and Income StatementLiquidityInventory Turnover(Cost
of Goods Sold)/(Inventory)Balance Sheet and Income
StatementLiquidityFree cash flow(Operating Cash Flow) -
(Capital expenditures) Cash FlowCapital StructureDebt
Ratio(Total Assets)/(Total Liabilities)Balance SheetCapital
StructureTimes Interest Earned(Net Operating Income or
EBIT)/(Interest Expense)Income StatementCapital
StructureTotal Asset Turnover(Sales)/(Total Assets)Balance
Sheet and Income StatementAsset Management RatiosFixed
Asset Turnover(Sales)/(Net Plant and Equipment)Balance Sheet
and Income StatementAsset Management RatiosGross Profit
Margin(Gross Profit)/(Sales)Income StatementProfitability
3. RatiosOperating Profit Margin(Net Operating Income or
EBIT)/(Sales)Income StatementProfitability RatiosNet Profit
Margin(Net Income)/(Sales)Income StatementProfitability
RatiosOperating Return on Assets(Net Operating Income or
EBIT)/(Total Assets)Balance Sheet and Income
StatementProfitability RatiosReturn on equity(Net
Income)/(Common Equity)Balance Sheet and Income
StatementProfitability Ratios -DuPont Method = (ROE)(Net
Income)/(Sales)*(Sales/Total Assets)*(1)/(1-Debt Ratio) = (Net
Profit Margin)*(Total Asset Turnover)*Equity Multiplier
Balance Sheet and Income StatementProfitability
RatiosDebt/equity ratio(Total Liabilities)/(Stockholder's
Equity)Balance SheetProfitability RatiosEarnings per share(Net
Income)/(# of Share Common Stock Outstanding)Daily Market
Data and Income StatementMarket Value RatiosPrice/earnings
ratio (PE)(Market Price Per Share)/(Earnings Per Share) =
(Current Stock Price) /(Net Income/# of Shares Common Stock
Outstanding)Daily Market Data and Income StatementMarket
Value Ratios
2014 Balance SheetThe Walt Disney CompanyBalance
SheetPeriod EndingSeptember 27, 2014AssetsCurrent
AssetsCash And Cash Equivalents3,421,000 Short Term
Investments- Net
Receivables8,319,000 Inventory1,574,000 Other Current
Assets1,862,000 Total Current Assets 15,176,000 Long Term
Investments2,696,000 Property Plant and
Equipment23,332,000 Goodwill27,881,000 Intangible
Assets7,434,000 Accumulated Amortization- Other
Assets7,667,000 Deferred Long Term Asset Charges- Total
Assets 84,186,000 LiabilitiesCurrent LiabilitiesAccounts
Payable7,595,000 Short/Current Long Term
Debt2,164,000 Other Current Liabilities3,533,000 Total
Current Liabilities 13,292,000 Long Term
Debt12,676,000 Other Liabilities5,942,000 Deferred Long
Term Liability Charges4,098,000 Minority
4. Interest3,220,000 Negative Goodwill- Total Liabilities
39,228,000 Stockholders' EquityMisc Stocks Options
Warrants- Redeemable Preferred Stock- Preferred Stock-
Common Stock34,301,000 Retained
Earnings53,734,000 Treasury Stock(41,109,000.00)Capital
Surplus- Other Stockholder Equity(1,968,000.00)Total
Stockholder Equity 44,958,000 Net Tangible Assets
9,643,000 Reference:
2014 Income StatementThe Walt Disney CompanyIncome
StatementPeriod EndingSeptember 27, 2014Total Revenue
48,813,000 Cost of Revenue26,420,000 Gross Profit
22,393,000 Operating ExpensesResearch Development-
Selling General and Administrative8,565,000 Non
Recurring140,000 Others2,288,000 Total Operating Expenses-
Operating Income or Loss 11,400,000 Income from
Continuing OperationsTotal Other Income/Expenses
Net(31,000.00)Earnings Before Interest And
Taxes12,246,000 Interest Expense- Income Before
Tax12,246,000 Income Tax Expense4,242,000 Minority
Interest(503,000.00)Net Income From Continuing
Ops8,355,000 Non-recurring EventsDiscontinued Operations-
Extraordinary Items- Effect Of Accounting Changes- Other
Items- Net Income 7,501,000 Preferred Stock And Other
Adjustments- Net Income Applicable To Common Shares
7,501,000 Reference:
2014 Cash FlowThe Walt Disney CompanyCash FlowPeriod
EndingSeptember 27, 2014Net Income 7,501,000 Operating
Activities, Cash Flows Provided By or Used
InDepreciation2,288,000 Adjustments To Net
Income(240,000.00)Changes In Accounts
Receivables(480,000.00)Changes In
Liabilities440,000 Changes In Inventories(81,000.00)Changes
In Other Operating Activities(151,000.00)Total Cash Flow From
Operating Activities 9,780,000 Investing Activities, Cash
Flows Provided By or Used InCapital
Expenditures(3,311,000.00)Investments395,000 Other Cash
5. flows from Investing Activities(429,000.00)Total Cash Flows
From Investing Activities (3,345,000.00)Financing Activities,
Cash Flows Provided By or Used InDividends
Paid(1,508,000.00)Sale Purchase of Stock(6,123,000.00)Net
Borrowings633,000 Other Cash Flows from Financing
Activities288,000 Total Cash Flows From Financing Activities
(6,710,000.00)Effect Of Exchange Rate
Changes(235,000.00)Change In Cash and Cash Equivalents
(510,000.00)Reference:
Stock PricesThe Walt Disney CompanyStock PricesDateAdj
CloseOct 5, 2015103.85Oct 2, 2015103.00Oct 1, 2015102.67Sep
30, 2015102.20Sep 29, 201599.42Sep 28, 201598.49Sep 25,
2015100.30Rate of Return3.54Reference:
FIN 320 Module Four Excel Assignment Rubric
This assignment builds on the work you did for the Excel
assignment in Module Three. To get started, find and open the
file you submitted. From there, complete the following steps:
Financial Data
Using the same company you selected in Module Three, add
another two years of financial statement data so that you have
three years of annual data to review for historical analysis. In
all, your Excel file must include the following:
o Three worksheets of annual balance sheet data o Three
worksheets of annual income statement data o Three worksheets
of annual statement of cash flow data
Important Note: Be sure to label each worksheet in Excel with
the appropriate year, as you did in the Module Three
assignment.
Ratio Calculation
6. On each data tab, use formulas to calculate the following
financial indicators for each year of data:
· Current ratio o Debt/equity ratio o Free cash flow o Earnings
per share o Price/earnings ratio o Return on equity
· Net profit margin
Written Responses
In a separate Word document, respond to the following:
· Describe how and why each of the ratios has changed over the
three-year period. For example, did the current ratio increase or
decrease? Why?
· Describe how three of the ratios you calculated for your
company compare to the general industry. Find general industry
data by entering your specific company’s ticker symbol here. If
you are not familiar with the Write Submission feature, see the
screen shot below.
Professionalism, References, and Mechanics
Format the data on all worksheets so that the file has a neat and
professional appearance. Include links and properly formatted
citations referencing the location of the data used. Your written
responses should be free of errors in organization, grammar, and
style.
Guidelines for Submission: Submit an Excel file that meets the
criteria described in the prompt. The written responses should
be done in a Word document. Citations should be formatted
according to APA style.
Critical Elements
Exemplary (100%)
Proficient (85%)
Needs Improvement (55%)
7. Not Evident(0%)
Value
Financial Data
Meets “Proficient” criteria and presents information in a
wellorganized manner with clearly labeled tabs and data
sections
Includes three years of financial statement data (three annual
balance sheets, three annual income statements, and three
annual statements of cash flows) for the company selected, with
minor errors or no errors
Includes three years of financial statement data (three annual
balance sheets, three annual income statements, and three
annual statements of cash flows) for the company selected, with
noticeable errors
Does not include three years of financial statement data (three
annual balance sheets, three annual income statements, and
three annual statements of cash flows) for the company selected
20
Ratio Calculation
Meets “Proficient” criteria and presents information in a clear
and well-organized manner
Accurately calculates the financial indicators (current ratio,
debt/equity ratio, free cash flow, earnings per share,
price/earnings ratio, return on equity, and net profit margin),
with minor errors or no errors
Calculates the financial indicators (current ratio, debt/equity
ratio, free cash flow, earnings per share, price/earnings ratio,
return on equity, and net profit margin), with noticeable errors
Does not calculate the financial indicators (current ratio,
debt/equity ratio, free cash flow, earnings per share,
price/earnings ratio, return on equity, and net profit margin)
40
Written Responses: Changes in Ratios
Meets “Proficient” criteria and includes supporting details and
data
Describes how and why each of the ratios has changed over the
8. three-year period in a clear and logical manner
Describes how and why each of the ratios has changed over the
three-year period but presents some information in an unclear or
illogical manner
Does not describe how and why each of the ratios has changed
over the three-year period
15
Written Responses: Comparison to Industry
Meets “Proficient” criteria and includes supporting details and
data
Describes how the selected ratios compare to the general
industry in a clear and logical manner
Describes how the selected ratios compare to the general
industry but presents some information in an unclear or illogical
manner
Does not describe how the selected ratios compare to the
general industry
15
Professionalism,
References, and Mechanics
Meets “Proficient” criteria, and the material is presented in an
especially polished and easy to read format
Formats data with a neat and professional appearance and
includes properly formatted APA-style citations and links with
minor errors or no errors; any errors related to organization,
grammar, and style are minor
Formats data and provides citations and links, but there are
deficiencies in the appearance of the data and/or flaws in the
citation formatting; there are some errors related to
organization, grammar, and style
Does not format data with a neat and professional appearance or
include properly formatted APA-style citations and links; there
are major errors related to organization, grammar, and style
10
9. Earned Total
100%
Company A 2015 Balance SheetCompany A Name & Stock
SymbolTip: F2 key let's you easily edit cell data.Exchange rate
used is that of the Year End reported date See Ratios on 2017
Balance Sheet (Students: Let your instructor know where
your ratios are located if it's not on the first tab.)As Reported
Annual Balance Sheet Students: It's also acceptable to put three
years' of data on one tab.Report
Date12/31/15CurrencyUSDAudit StatusNot
QualifiedConsolidatedYesScaleThousandsCash & cash
equivalents845,889Restricted cash & marketable securities-
Restricted cash3,012Accounts receivable49,109Raw
materials184,665Work in process42,500Finished
goods69,324Service parts43,866Inventory340,355Prepaid
expenses & other current assets27,574Total current
assets1,265,939Operating lease vehicles, net382,425Machinery,
equipment & office furniture322,394Tooling230,385Leasehold
improvements94,763Building & building
improvements67,707Land45,020Computer equipment &
software42,073Construction in progress76,294Property &
equipment, gross878,636Less: accumulated depreciation &
amortization140,142Property & equipment,
net738,494Restricted cash6,435Emission credits13,930Debt
issuance costs, net7,315Other assets2,392Other
assets23,637Other assets-Total assets2,416,930Accounts
payable303,969Accrued warranty, current portion19,917Build
to suit finance obligation, current portion-Accrued interest-
Environmental liabilities, current portion2,132Other accrued
expenses2,578Taxes payable38,067Accrued
purchases19,023Payroll & related costs26,535Warranty & other
accrued expenses-Accrued liabilities108,252Deferred
revenue91,882Resale value guarantee-Capital lease obligations,
current portion7,722Customer deposits163,153Convertible debt,
10. current portion182Long term debt & capital leases-Total current
liabilities675,160Deferred revenue181,180Long term debt &
capital leases-Resale value guarantee236,299Capital lease
obligations, less current portion12,855Convertible debt, less
current portion586,119Accrued warranty, less current
portion33,265Deferred rent liability9,886Deferred tax
liabilities6,821Environmental liabilities, less current
portion3,364Other long-term liabilities4,861Other long-term
liabilities-Other long-term liabilities-Convertible senior notes-
Total liabilities1,749,810Common stock123Additional paid-in
capital1,806,617Accumulated other comprehensive income
(loss)-Data quality check:Retained earnings (accumulated
deficit)-1,139,620Assets =Liabilities + EquityTotal
stockholders' equity
(deficit)667,1202,416,9302,416,930Reference
(example)Mergent Online. (2018). Company A Retrieved
January 21, 2018 from: (link to financial statement here)
Company A 2016 Balance SheetCompany A Name & Stock
SymbolExchange rate used is that of the Year End reported date
As Reported Annual Balance Sheet Report
Date12/31/16CurrencyUSDAudit StatusNot
QualifiedConsolidatedYesScaleThousandsCash & cash
equivalents1,905,713Restricted cash & marketable
securities17,947Restricted cash-Accounts
receivable226,604Raw materials392,292Work in
process56,114Finished goods397,318Service
parts107,951Inventory953,675Prepaid expenses & other current
assets94,718Total current assets3,198,657Operating lease
vehicles, net766,744Machinery, equipment & office
furniture720,746Tooling295,906Leasehold
improvements230,270Building & building
improvements154,362Land49,478Computer equipment &
software98,970Construction in progress572,125Property &
equipment, gross2,121,857Less: accumulated depreciation &
amortization292,590Property & equipment,
net1,829,267Restricted cash11,374Emission credits-Debt
11. issuance costs, net-Other assets-Other assets-Other
assets43,209Total assets5,849,251Accounts
payable777,946Accrued warranty, current portion32,321Build
to suit finance obligation, current portion21,030Accrued
interest7,222Environmental liabilities, current
portion3,573Other accrued expenses10,470Taxes
payable71,229Accrued purchases68,547Payroll & related
costs54,492Warranty & other accrued expenses-Accrued
liabilities268,884Deferred revenue191,651Resale value
guarantee-Capital lease obligations, current
portion9,532Customer deposits257,587Convertible debt, current
portion601,566Long term debt & capital leases-Total current
liabilities2,107,166Deferred revenue292,271Long term debt &
capital leases-Resale value guarantee487,879Capital lease
obligations, less current portion12,267Convertible debt, less
current portion1,806,518Accrued warranty, less current portion-
Deferred rent liability-Deferred tax liabilities-Environmental
liabilities, less current portion-Other long-term liabilities-Other
long-term liabilities-Other long-term
liabilities173,244Convertible senior notes58,196Total
liabilities4,937,541Common stock126Additional paid-in
capital2,345,266Accumulated other comprehensive income
(loss)-Data quality check:Retained earnings (accumulated
deficit)-1,433,682Assets =Liabilities + EquityTotal
stockholders' equity
(deficit)911,7105,849,2515,849,251Reference
(example)Mergent Online. (2018). Company A Retrieved
January 21, 2018 from: (link to financial statement here)
Company A 2017 Balance SheetCompany A Name & Stock
SymbolExchange rate used is that of the Year End reported date
As Reported Annual Balance Sheet Report
Date12/31/17CurrencyUSDAudit StatusNot
QualifiedConsolidatedYesScaleThousandsCash & cash
equivalents1,196,908RatiosIndustry Average (Students: include
a reference for this data too)Restricted cash & marketable
securities22,628201720162015Restricted cash-Accounts
12. receivable168,965Current Ratio0.991.521.88Raw
materials528,935Debt / Equity Ratio6.435.422.62109.19Work in
process163,830Free Cash Flow (000)-$2,159,349-$1,027,222-
$6,230Finished goods476,512Earnings per Share$ (6.93)$
(2.36)$ (0.62)1.63Service parts108,561Price / earnings ratio-
34.62-94.20-242.7213.00Inventory1,277,838Return on Equity-
81.61%-32.25%-11.09%12.40%Prepaid expenses & other
current assets125,229Net profit margin -21.96%-9.19%-
3.68%5.00%Total current assets2,791,568Stock DataOperating
lease vehicles, net1,791,403Number of Shares
Outstanding131,425125,688123,091Machinery, equipment &
office furniture1,694,910Closing Price Last Business Day in
December240.01222.41150.43Tooling550,902Leasehold
improvements338,392Building & building
improvements461,303Land60,234Computer equipment &
software175,512Construction in progress693,207Property &
equipment, gross3,974,460Less: accumulated depreciation &
amortization571,126Property & equipment,
net3,403,334Restricted cash31,522Emission credits-Debt
issuance costs, net-Other assets-Other assets-Other
assets74,633Total assets8,092,460Accounts
payable916,148Accrued warranty, current portion-Build to suit
finance obligation, current portion-Accrued interest-
Environmental liabilities, current portion-Other accrued
expenses-Taxes payable101,206Accrued
purchases140,540Payroll & related costs86,859Warranty &
other accrued expenses94,193Accrued
liabilities422,798Deferred revenue423,961Resale value
guarantee136,831Capital lease obligations, current portion-
Customer deposits283,370Convertible debt, current portion-
Long term debt & capital leases633,166Total current
liabilities2,816,274Deferred revenue446,105Long term debt &
capital leases2,040,375Resale value guarantee1,293,741Capital
lease obligations, less current portion-Convertible debt, less
current portion-Accrued warranty, less current portion-Deferred
rent liability-Deferred tax liabilities-Environmental liabilities,
13. less current portion-Other long-term liabilities-Other long-term
liabilities-Other long-term liabilities364,976Convertible senior
notes42,045Total liabilities7,003,516Common
stock131Additional paid-in capital3,414,692Accumulated other
comprehensive income (loss)-3,556Data quality check:Retained
earnings (accumulated deficit)-2,322,323Assets =Liabilities +
EquityTotal stockholders' equity
(deficit)1,088,9448,092,4608,092,460References
(example)Mergent Online. (2018). Company A Retrieved
January 21, 2018 from: (link to financial statement
here)Industry Averages. (2018). Industry: Example Only -
Major. Retrieved February 11, 2018 from: (link to industry
averages here)
Company A 2015 Income StatementCompany A Name & Stock
SymbolExchange rate used is that of the Year End reported date
As Reported Annual Income Statement Report
Date12/31/15CurrencyUSDAudit StatusNot
QualifiedConsolidatedYesScaleThousandsDevelopment
services15,710Automotive sales1,997,786Services & other
revenues-Total revenues2,013,496Development
services13,356Automotive sales1,543,878Services & other cost
of revenues-Total cost of revenues1,557,234Gross profit
(loss)456,262Research & development231,976Selling, general
& administrative285,569Total operating
expenses517,545Income (loss) from operations-61,283Interest
income189Interest expense32,934Other income (expense),
net22,602Income (loss) before income taxes - domestic-
75,279Income (loss) before income taxes -
international3,853Income (loss) before income taxes-
71,426Current state income taxes (benefit)178Current foreign
income taxes (benefit)2,349Current income taxes
(benefit)2,527Deferred foreign income taxes
(benefit)61Deferred income taxes (benefit)61Provision for
income taxes (benefit)2,588Net income (loss)-74,014Weighted
average shares outstanding-basic119,421Weighted average
shares outstanding-diluted119,421Year end shares
14. outstanding123,091Net income (loss) per share - basic-1Net
income (loss) per share - diluted-1Number of full time
employees5,859Number of common stockholders699Foreign
currency translation adjustments-Reference (example)Mergent
Online. (2018). Company A Retrieved January 21, 2018 from:
(link to financial statement here)
Company A 2016 Income StatementCompany A Name & Stock
SymbolExchange rate used is that of the Year End reported date
As Reported Annual Income Statement Report
Date12/31/16CurrencyUSDAudit StatusNot
QualifiedConsolidatedYesScaleThousandsDevelopment
services5,633Automotive sales3,192,723Services & other
revenues-Total revenues3,198,356Development
services6,674Automotive sales2,310,011Services & other cost
of revenues-Total cost of revenues2,316,685Gross profit
(loss)881,671Research & development464,700Selling, general
& administrative603,660Total operating
expenses1,068,360Income (loss) from operations-
186,689Interest income1,126Interest expense100,886Other
income (expense), net1,813Income (loss) before income taxes -
domestic-60,451Income (loss) before income taxes -
international-224,185Income (loss) before income taxes-
284,636Current state income taxes (benefit)257Current foreign
income taxes (benefit)9,203Current income taxes
(benefit)9,460Deferred foreign income taxes (benefit)-
56Deferred income taxes (benefit)-56Provision for income taxes
(benefit)9,404Net income (loss)-294,040Weighted average
shares outstanding-basic124,539Weighted average shares
outstanding-diluted124,539Year end shares
outstanding125,688Net income (loss) per share - basic-2Net
income (loss) per share - diluted-2Number of full time
employees10,161Number of common stockholders769Foreign
currency translation adjustments-Reference (example)Mergent
Online. (2018). Company A Retrieved January 21, 2018 from:
(link to financial statement here)
Company A 2017 Income StatementCompany A Name & Stock
15. SymbolExchange rate used is that of the Year End reported date
As Reported Annual Income Statement Report
Date12/31/17CurrencyUSDAudit StatusNot
QualifiedConsolidatedYesScaleThousandsDevelopment
services-Automotive sales3,740,973Services & other
revenues305,052Total revenues4,046,025Development services-
Automotive sales2,823,302Services & other cost of
revenues299,220Total cost of revenues3,122,522Gross profit
(loss)923,503Research & development717,900Selling, general
& administrative922,232Total operating
expenses1,640,132Income (loss) from operations-
716,629Interest income1,508Interest expense118,851Other
income (expense), net-41,652Income (loss) before income taxes
- domestic-415,694Income (loss) before income taxes -
international-459,930Income (loss) before income taxes-
875,624Current state income taxes (benefit)525Current foreign
income taxes (benefit)10,342Current income taxes
(benefit)10,867Deferred foreign income taxes
(benefit)2,172Deferred income taxes (benefit)2,172Provision
for income taxes (benefit)13,039Net income (loss)-
888,663Weighted average shares outstanding-
basic128,202Weighted average shares outstanding-
diluted128,202Year end shares outstanding131,425Net income
(loss) per share - basic-7Net income (loss) per share - diluted-
7Number of full time employees13,058Number of common
stockholders836Foreign currency translation adjustments-
10,999Reference (example)Mergent Online. (2018). Company A
Retrieved January 21, 2018 from: (link to financial statement
here)
Company A 2015 Cash FlowCompany A Name & Stock
SymbolExchange rate used is that of the Year End reported date
As Reported Annual Cash Flow Report
Date12/31/15CurrencyUSDAudit StatusNot
QualifiedConsolidatedYesScaleThousandsNet income (loss)-
74,014Depreciation & amortization106,083Stock-based
compensation80,737Amortization of discount on convertible
16. debt9,143Inventory write-downs8,918Write-off of Department
of Energy (DOE) loan origination costs5,558Change in fair
value of DOE warrant liability-10,692Fixed asset disposal-
Other non-cash operating activities3,611Foreign currency
transaction loss (gain)3,655Account receivables-
21,917Inventories & operating lease vehicles-463,270Prepaid
expenses & other current assets-17,466Other assets-
342Accounts payable-243Accrued liabilities66,567Accounts
payable & accrued expenses-Deferred revenue268,153Customer
deposits24,243Resale value guarantee236,299Other long-term
liabilities32,971Net cash flows from operating
activities257,994Purchases of property & equipment excluding
capital leases-264,224Withdrawals out of (transfers into) our
dedicated Department of Energy account, net14,752Decrease
(increase) in restricted cash55Purchase of short-term marketable
securities-Maturities of short-term marketable securities-
Business acquisition-Net cash flows from investing activities-
249,417Proceeds from issuance of convertible
debt660,000Proceeds from issuance of convertible debt & other
debt-Proceeds from issuance of common stock in
public360,000Proceeds from issuance of
warrants120,318Proceeds from exercise of stock options &
other stock issuances95,307Proceeds from issuance of common
stock in private placements55,000Principal payments on DOE
loans-452,337Purchase of convertible note hedges-
177,540Common stock & convertible debt issuance costs-
16,901Principal payments on capital leases & other debt-
8,425Collateralized lease borrowings-Net cash flows from
financing activities635,422Effect of exchange rate changes on
cash & cash equivalents-Net increase (decrease) in cash & cash
equivalents643,999Cash & cash equivalents at beginning of
period201,890Cash & cash equivalents at end of
period845,889Interest paid9,041Income taxes paid257Reference
(example)Mergent Online. (2018). Company A Retrieved
January 21, 2018 from: (link to financial statement here)
Company A 2016 Cash FlowCompany A Name & Stock
17. SymbolExchange rate used is that of the Year End reported date
As Reported Annual Cash Flow Report
Date12/31/16CurrencyUSDAudit StatusNot
QualifiedConsolidatedYesScaleThousandsNet income (loss)-
294,040Depreciation & amortization231,931Stock-based
compensation156,496Amortization of discount on convertible
debt69,734Inventory write-downs15,609Write-off of
Department of Energy (DOE) loan origination costs-Change in
fair value of DOE warrant liability-Fixed asset
disposal14,178Other non-cash operating activities7,471Foreign
currency transaction loss (gain)-1,891Account receivables-
183,658Inventories & operating lease vehicles-
1,050,264Prepaid expenses & other current assets-60,637Other
assets-4,493Accounts payable252,781Accrued
liabilities162,075Accounts payable & accrued expenses-
Deferred revenue209,681Customer deposits106,230Resale value
guarantee249,492Other long-term liabilities61,968Net cash
flows from operating activities-57,337Purchases of property &
equipment excluding capital leases-969,885Withdrawals out of
(transfers into) our dedicated Department of Energy account,
net-Decrease (increase) in restricted cash-3,849Purchase of
short-term marketable securities-205,841Maturities of short-
term marketable securities189,131Business acquisition-Net cash
flows from investing activities-990,444Proceeds from issuance
of convertible debt2,300,000Proceeds from issuance of
convertible debt & other debt-Proceeds from issuance of
common stock in public-Proceeds from issuance of
warrants389,160Proceeds from exercise of stock options &
other stock issuances100,455Proceeds from issuance of common
stock in private placements-Principal payments on DOE loans-
Purchase of convertible note hedges-603,428Common stock &
convertible debt issuance costs-35,149Principal payments on
capital leases & other debt-11,179Collateralized lease
borrowings3,271Net cash flows from financing
activities2,143,130Effect of exchange rate changes on cash &
cash equivalents-35,525Net increase (decrease) in cash & cash
18. equivalents1,059,824Cash & cash equivalents at beginning of
period845,889Cash & cash equivalents at end of
period1,905,713Interest paid20,539Income taxes
paid3,120Reference (example)Mergent Online. (2018).
Company A Retrieved January 21, 2018 from: (link to financial
statement here)
Company A 2017 Cash FlowCompany A Name & Stock
SymbolExchange rate used is that of the Year End reported date
As Reported Annual Cash Flow Report
Date12/31/17CurrencyUSDAudit StatusNot
QualifiedConsolidatedYesScaleThousandsNet income (loss)-
888,663Depreciation & amortization422,590Stock-based
compensation197,999Amortization of discount on convertible
debt72,063Inventory write-downs44,940Write-off of
Department of Energy (DOE) loan origination costs-Change in
fair value of DOE warrant liability-Fixed asset
disposal37,723Other non-cash operating activities26,373Foreign
currency transaction loss (gain)55,765Account
receivables46,267Inventories & operating lease vehicles-
1,573,860Prepaid expenses & other current assets-29,595Other
assets-24,362Accounts payable-Accrued liabilities-Accounts
payable & accrued expenses263,345Deferred
revenue322,203Customer deposits36,721Resale value
guarantee442,295Other long-term liabilities23,697Net cash
flows from operating activities-524,499Purchases of property &
equipment excluding capital leases-1,634,850Withdrawals out
of (transfers into) our dedicated Department of Energy account,
net-Decrease (increase) in restricted cash-26,441Purchase of
short-term marketable securities-Maturities of short-term
marketable securities-Business acquisition-12,260Net cash
flows from investing activities-1,673,551Proceeds from
issuance of convertible debt-Proceeds from issuance of
convertible debt & other debt318,972Proceeds from issuance of
common stock in public730,000Proceeds from issuance of
warrants-Proceeds from exercise of stock options & other stock
issuances106,611Proceeds from issuance of common stock in
19. private placements20,000Principal payments on DOE loans-
Purchase of convertible note hedges-Common stock &
convertible debt issuance costs-17,025Principal payments on
capital leases & other debt-203,780Collateralized lease
borrowings568,745Net cash flows from financing
activities1,523,523Effect of exchange rate changes on cash &
cash equivalents-34,278Net increase (decrease) in cash & cash
equivalents-708,805Cash & cash equivalents at beginning of
period1,905,713Cash & cash equivalents at end of
period1,196,908Interest paid32,060Income taxes
paid9,461Reference (example)Mergent Online. (2018).
Company A Retrieved January 21, 2018 from: (link to financial
statement here)
Company A Stock HistoryCompany A Name & Stock
SymbolIssue: Date: From 01/01/2015 to 12/31/2017
Frequency: daily
Adjusted Prices Three Year Rate of Return590.28%Historical
Pricing (prices here are for example purposes
only)DateOpenHighLowCloseVolumePrice Move
(%)12/29/2017238.51243.45238.37240.0127147210.8112/28/20
17236.6243.634235.671238.0936977580.3812/27/2017230.0623
7.72229.547237.1924041953.612/26/2017231.49231.98225.542
28.951900583-
0.712/22/2017230.56231.88228.28230.577102770.3812/21/2017
232.18233.45228.13229.71554845-
0.1112/20/2017234.99236.55229.63229.951961155-
1.1212/19/2017231.69235.83231.08232.5619524210.9112/18/20
17232.89235.9229.29230.463013811-
1.2612/15/2017233.94237.76229.815233.393297858-
0.4812/14/2017222.1234.88220.73234.5151039866.0712/13/201
7221.82222.22218221.0922442241.1512/12/2017217.51220.922
14.87218.5828306730.7212/11/2017225.24225.75216.64217.02
3266096-
4.4312/08/2017224.71228.49223.64227.0720715581.1412/07/20
17226.7227.5220.72224.523057438-
0.9712/06/2017227.52228.8224.2226.722685928-