The document contains operating expense data for multiple locations (Chandigarh, Saket, Promenade, Shalimar Bagh) from April 2009 to March 2010. It lists expenses categories like housekeeping, personnel costs, repairs and maintenance, insurance, disposables, commissions etc. and the costs incurred monthly for each category. Promenade location lists revenue figures for shops in April 2009 with brands like McDonalds, Domino's, Subway, Haldiram etc.
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This document provides information on financing tools and equipment from CarQuest Auto Parts, including:
- Affiliated Financial Services offers 24-60 month lease financing for acquiring new tools and equipment from CarQuest
- Minimum financed amount is $1,000, and finance payments will vary based on transaction details and credit approval
- The process involves calling your CarQuest rep to select items, then AFS to complete the credit process and order equipment
It also includes advertisements and details for various automotive shop equipment, tools, and products available from CarQuest.
The Truth About Electric Vehicles in Cold WeatherFleetCarma
The document discusses how electric vehicle range is affected by cold weather and cabin heating use. It shows data that range decreases by 19% without cabin heat and 40% with maximum heat due to energy use. Graphs also show how auxiliary energy load and range decrease with lower temperatures. The document advocates that electric vehicles can have lower total ownership costs compared to gas vehicles, and fleet optimization software can help lower costs.
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This document provides information on financing tools and equipment from CarQuest Auto Parts, including:
- Affiliated Financial Services offers 24-60 month lease financing for acquiring new tools and equipment from CarQuest
- Minimum financed amount is $1,000, and finance payments will vary based on transaction details and credit approval
- The process involves calling your CarQuest rep to select items, then AFS to complete the credit process and order equipment
It also includes advertisements and details for various automotive shop equipment, tools, and products available from CarQuest.
The Truth About Electric Vehicles in Cold WeatherFleetCarma
The document discusses how electric vehicle range is affected by cold weather and cabin heating use. It shows data that range decreases by 19% without cabin heat and 40% with maximum heat due to energy use. Graphs also show how auxiliary energy load and range decrease with lower temperatures. The document advocates that electric vehicles can have lower total ownership costs compared to gas vehicles, and fleet optimization software can help lower costs.
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This document summarizes storage loss data for wheat and rice in various districts in the Andhra Pradesh region of India for the year 2008-2009. It provides receipt and loss quantities for each depot on a monthly basis, along with the percentage of loss. Overall, there was a total loss of 19 tons of wheat and 14 tons of rice for the year across all depots, representing 0.20% and 0.02% losses respectively. Some individual depots had higher monthly losses than others, with percentages ranging from 0.01% to 0.88% for wheat and 0.00% to 0.22% for rice.
This document summarizes the income and expenses of Friends of African Village Libraries (FAVL) Ghana from 2008 to 2010. It shows that FAVL Ghana's income came primarily from contributions and grants, totaling $74,012.45 over the three years. Expenses included salaries and wages for librarians and staff totaling $20,665.10, expenses within Ghana such as supplies and utilities totaling $28,258.02, and travel expenses totaling $9,293.30. In 2010, significant additional expenses were summer reading camps costing $21,791.96 and an RWA program costing $3,130.70. Overall, FAVL Ghana had a small net
This document provides depot-wise receipt and loss data for wheat and rice in the state for April and May 2008. It shows the receipt quantity, loss quantity as a percentage of receipt for each depot, organized by district. For wheat in April, the total receipt across depots was 1131 tonnes with 0 tonnes loss (0.04% gain). For rice in April, the total receipt was 2,43,400 tonnes with a total loss of 18.8 tonnes (0.08% of receipt).
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DFM Foods Ltd is an Indian snacks manufacturer focused on the high-growth Indian snacks industry. The company recently expanded its manufacturing capacity from 600 kg/hr to 1600 kg/hr. Its flagship product is Crax-branded corn rings, which has a leading position in the roasted corn snacks segment and is targeted towards children aged 6-14. The document discusses DFM Foods' business overview, financial performance, growth opportunities from expanding distribution and entering new markets, and capacity expansion plans. It argues that DFM Foods is well positioned for strong future growth at attractive valuations, given the huge potential in the Indian snacks market.
Ratio Analysis of Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.Nikita Jangid
This document provides an overview of ratio analysis and its significance. It begins by defining ratio analysis as the process of determining and interpreting numerical relationships based on financial statements. Ratios are calculated by dividing two relevant figures and can be used to assess various aspects of organizational performance such as profitability, liquidity, efficiency, and financial stability. The document then discusses the objectives and types of ratios, how ratios should be calculated and interpreted, and compares ratios to historical standards, industry benchmarks, and budgets. It emphasizes that ratios must be carefully analyzed in context. Finally, the document outlines the significance of ratio analysis for various stakeholders like management, owners, creditors, employees and governments in evaluating financial health and making informed decisions.
Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL) is India's largest fast moving consumer goods company. One of HUL's most famous products is Fair & Lovely, a skin lightening cream launched in 1978. Fair & Lovely has dominated the skin lightening market through effective marketing campaigns, though some of its early ads received controversy for promoting fairness. The success of Fair & Lovely is attributed to factors like addressing consumer aspirations and being the first mover in the skin lightening category in India. However, the brand also faces threats such as increasing competition and legal issues regarding its messaging.
This document analyzes the fairness cream market in India. Some key points:
1) The fairness cream market is growing at 25% annually compared to 15% for the overall cosmetics market. The mass market segment has the most potential for growth.
2) Factors driving demand include increased media exposure making Indians more beauty conscious, and a preference for lighter skin, especially in Southern India.
3) Major players in the fairness cream market are Fair & Lovely with 75% market share, Fairever with 15% share, and Fair Glow with 4% share.
4) Opportunities exist to expand into new segments like moisturizing fairness creams and products for men.
Presentation on Fairness cream of Marketing For Business Studies 12th classDeepanshu Agarwal
This document is a project submission for a business studies class. It begins with acknowledgements thanking the guide Yavnika Arora for her support and guidance. It then lists the group members who worked on the project. The main topic of the project is fairness creams as a product. It provides information on major fairness cream competitors in the market like Fair & Lovely, Olay, Garnier, Ponds, and Emami. It discusses the marketing mix elements for these fairness creams like product features, packaging, pricing, distribution channels, and production details.
The Great State of Design with CSS Grid Layout and FriendsStacy Kvernmo
This document discusses the importance of doing work that you love and believe is great. It includes a quote from Steve Jobs about finding truly satisfying work by doing what you believe is great work and loving what you do. The rest of the document provides examples of challenges, questions, and discussions that commonly come up for designers in their work.
RP Consumer Discretionary ex Autos performance 2015Marco Motta
The document provides a performance attribution analysis of the Pioneer Funds - European Research portfolio compared to the MSCI Europe benchmark index from 20141231 to 20151231. It shows that:
- The portfolio outperformed the benchmark index with a total effect of 0.82%, driven by positive selection effects in consumer discretionary stocks.
- Top positive contributors to performance were overweight positions in Pandora A/S and Dalata Hotel Group.
- Negative contributors were overweight positions in Burberry Group and Moncler, which underperformed the benchmark.
RP Consumer Discretionary ex Autos performance 2011Marco Motta
This document provides a performance attribution analysis of a Pioneer European Research portfolio compared to a benchmark from December 2010 to December 2011. It shows the portfolio overweight and underweight positions in various sectors compared to the benchmark and how each sector contributed to overall returns. The portfolio outperformed the benchmark, with positive contribution from selection effects in the Consumer Discretionary, Consumer Services and Media sectors.
RP Consumer Discretionary ex Autos performance 2014Marco Motta
The document provides a performance attribution analysis of the Pioneer Funds - European Research portfolio compared to the MSCI Europe benchmark index from 20131231 to 20141231. It shows that the portfolio underperformed the benchmark by -0.77% over this period. This underperformance was mainly due to negative selection effects (-0.51%), though this was partially offset by a positive interaction effect (0.15%). The largest positive contributors to relative performance were selection in the Information Technology and Materials sectors, while the largest detractors were selection in the Consumer Staples and Financials sectors.
RP Consumer Discretionary ex Autos performance 2013Marco Motta
The document provides a performance attribution analysis for a European stock portfolio compared to its benchmark for the period of 20121231 to 20131231. It shows the portfolio had higher returns than the benchmark, with positive allocation and selection effects contributing to the outperformance. Key contributors to the outperformance included overweight positions in consumer discretionary and industrials stocks.
RP Consumer Discretionary ex Autos performance 2012Marco Motta
This document provides a performance attribution analysis comparing a Pioneer European Research portfolio to a Pioneer Fund European Research benchmark from 20111230 to 20121231. The portfolio outperformed the benchmark with a total return of 19.33% versus 17.29% for the benchmark, resulting in an excess return of 2.04%. The excess return was attributed to positive allocation and selection effects that outweighed a small negative interaction effect. Key contributors to outperformance included overweight allocations and stock selection in the consumer discretionary, consumer services, media, and industrials sectors.
Commodities - Futures Curves and Implied Volatility Surfaces - Futures and ETFsBCV
Commodities and Natural Resources
Commodities can be an efficient contributor to portfolio performance over a wide range of risk levels, as the asset class provides potent diversification at the total portfolio level. Although risk premia on commodity futures and equity markets are comparable, commodity futures’ returns display different behavior over the business cycle than traditional asset classes; resulting in negatively correlated returns with equity and fixed income. In addition, commodity futures are positively correlated with inflation, unexpected inflation, and changes in expected inflation. Those attributes make the asset class attractive from a total portfolio standpoint. Additionally, clients investing in hard and soft commodities can potentially profit from the increasing demand for these resources across the developed and developing world, and earn a risk premium for providing liquidity to the markets.
Still, commodity markets are volatile and only managers with acute expertise in the field may offer attractive returns as each market has its own characteristics and dynamics. Commodity investment programs must therefore be carefully designed, as there are opportunities to invest actively or passively, tactically or strategically, with leverage or without leverage. In this context, QMS Advisors can help guide investors allocate to the asset class efficiently and explore the many alternatives.
Similarly, designing a timber investment program is a custom solution driven by an investor's particular needs and investment objectives. Sophisticated investors have long profited from investments in timber as an adjunct to their real estate investments. Timber is unique among natural resources as timberland continually produces a commodity over time and offers embedded real options (mainly the option to postpone the harvesting time), while investments in natural resources like oil and gas are depleted over time. Like real estate, timber can be an income generating investment or a source of long term capital appreciation.
Investments in real estate, natural resources and commodities all present the advantage of having very low to insignificant correlation in returns when compared to traditional equity and fixed income investments. This allows for greater return diversification in addition to the possibility of higher overall returns.
RSA CANOLA (WCE) CCA COCOA FUTURE KCA COFFEE 'C' FUTURE C A CORN FUTURE CTA COTTON NO.2 JOA FCOJ-A FUTURE LBA LUMBER FUTURE O A OAT FUTURE RRA ROUGH RICE (CBOT) S A SOYBEAN FUTURE SMA SOYBEAN MEAL BOA SOYBEAN OIL SBA SUGAR #11 (WORLD) W A WHEAT FUTURE(CBT) KWA WHEAT FUTURE(KCB) OLA WOOL FUTURE (SFE) FCA CATTLE FEEDER FUT LHA LEAN HOGS FUTURE LCA LIVE CATTLE CLA WTI CRUDE FUTURE COA BRENT CRUDE XBA GASOLINE RBOB FUT HOA HEATING OIL QSA GAS OIL FUT (ICE) NGA NATURAL GAS GCA GOLD 100 OZ SIA SILVER FUTURE PLA PLATINUM FUTURE PAA PALLADIUM FUTURE LAA LME PRI ALUM LPA
This activity statement from Interactive Brokers covers the period from December 31, 2008 to May 22, 2009. It provides a summary of the client's equity holdings and cash balances over time. It also includes a breakdown of the mark-to-market performance of each stock held, showing quantities, prices, and the profits or losses from transactions, corporate actions, commissions, and dividends for each holding. Overall, the client's total equity increased from around $123,000 to over $212,000 during the period.
This document outlines the estimated workload in full time employees (FTEs) required by the Department of Ecology Water Quality Program to administer the Municipal Stormwater NPDES Permit program in Western Washington, Eastern Washington, and for Phase 1 permits. Key activities include permit issuance and management, compliance monitoring, technical assistance, and data management. The total estimated annual FTE need is 15.28 across the three programs.
SDHB HBL Food Services Financial Information Revision 2Blair Mayston
The document presents the projected costs and benefits of outsourcing food services at a Southern District Health Board over 30 years. It shows that outsourcing to a service provider would reduce projected spending on food services from $4.03 million in the first year to $3.87 million. Over the 30 year period, outsourcing is projected to provide total net benefits of $6.96 million compared to continuing with current in-house operations. Outsourcing would transition most food services costs to the service provider while the health board would retain some operational and oversight costs.
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This document summarizes storage loss data for wheat and rice in various districts in the Andhra Pradesh region of India for the year 2008-2009. It provides receipt and loss quantities for each depot on a monthly basis, along with the percentage of loss. Overall, there was a total loss of 19 tons of wheat and 14 tons of rice for the year across all depots, representing 0.20% and 0.02% losses respectively. Some individual depots had higher monthly losses than others, with percentages ranging from 0.01% to 0.88% for wheat and 0.00% to 0.22% for rice.
This document summarizes the income and expenses of Friends of African Village Libraries (FAVL) Ghana from 2008 to 2010. It shows that FAVL Ghana's income came primarily from contributions and grants, totaling $74,012.45 over the three years. Expenses included salaries and wages for librarians and staff totaling $20,665.10, expenses within Ghana such as supplies and utilities totaling $28,258.02, and travel expenses totaling $9,293.30. In 2010, significant additional expenses were summer reading camps costing $21,791.96 and an RWA program costing $3,130.70. Overall, FAVL Ghana had a small net
This document provides depot-wise receipt and loss data for wheat and rice in the state for April and May 2008. It shows the receipt quantity, loss quantity as a percentage of receipt for each depot, organized by district. For wheat in April, the total receipt across depots was 1131 tonnes with 0 tonnes loss (0.04% gain). For rice in April, the total receipt was 2,43,400 tonnes with a total loss of 18.8 tonnes (0.08% of receipt).
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DFM Foods Ltd is an Indian snacks manufacturer focused on the high-growth Indian snacks industry. The company recently expanded its manufacturing capacity from 600 kg/hr to 1600 kg/hr. Its flagship product is Crax-branded corn rings, which has a leading position in the roasted corn snacks segment and is targeted towards children aged 6-14. The document discusses DFM Foods' business overview, financial performance, growth opportunities from expanding distribution and entering new markets, and capacity expansion plans. It argues that DFM Foods is well positioned for strong future growth at attractive valuations, given the huge potential in the Indian snacks market.
Ratio Analysis of Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.Nikita Jangid
This document provides an overview of ratio analysis and its significance. It begins by defining ratio analysis as the process of determining and interpreting numerical relationships based on financial statements. Ratios are calculated by dividing two relevant figures and can be used to assess various aspects of organizational performance such as profitability, liquidity, efficiency, and financial stability. The document then discusses the objectives and types of ratios, how ratios should be calculated and interpreted, and compares ratios to historical standards, industry benchmarks, and budgets. It emphasizes that ratios must be carefully analyzed in context. Finally, the document outlines the significance of ratio analysis for various stakeholders like management, owners, creditors, employees and governments in evaluating financial health and making informed decisions.
Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL) is India's largest fast moving consumer goods company. One of HUL's most famous products is Fair & Lovely, a skin lightening cream launched in 1978. Fair & Lovely has dominated the skin lightening market through effective marketing campaigns, though some of its early ads received controversy for promoting fairness. The success of Fair & Lovely is attributed to factors like addressing consumer aspirations and being the first mover in the skin lightening category in India. However, the brand also faces threats such as increasing competition and legal issues regarding its messaging.
This document analyzes the fairness cream market in India. Some key points:
1) The fairness cream market is growing at 25% annually compared to 15% for the overall cosmetics market. The mass market segment has the most potential for growth.
2) Factors driving demand include increased media exposure making Indians more beauty conscious, and a preference for lighter skin, especially in Southern India.
3) Major players in the fairness cream market are Fair & Lovely with 75% market share, Fairever with 15% share, and Fair Glow with 4% share.
4) Opportunities exist to expand into new segments like moisturizing fairness creams and products for men.
Presentation on Fairness cream of Marketing For Business Studies 12th classDeepanshu Agarwal
This document is a project submission for a business studies class. It begins with acknowledgements thanking the guide Yavnika Arora for her support and guidance. It then lists the group members who worked on the project. The main topic of the project is fairness creams as a product. It provides information on major fairness cream competitors in the market like Fair & Lovely, Olay, Garnier, Ponds, and Emami. It discusses the marketing mix elements for these fairness creams like product features, packaging, pricing, distribution channels, and production details.
The Great State of Design with CSS Grid Layout and FriendsStacy Kvernmo
This document discusses the importance of doing work that you love and believe is great. It includes a quote from Steve Jobs about finding truly satisfying work by doing what you believe is great work and loving what you do. The rest of the document provides examples of challenges, questions, and discussions that commonly come up for designers in their work.
RP Consumer Discretionary ex Autos performance 2015Marco Motta
The document provides a performance attribution analysis of the Pioneer Funds - European Research portfolio compared to the MSCI Europe benchmark index from 20141231 to 20151231. It shows that:
- The portfolio outperformed the benchmark index with a total effect of 0.82%, driven by positive selection effects in consumer discretionary stocks.
- Top positive contributors to performance were overweight positions in Pandora A/S and Dalata Hotel Group.
- Negative contributors were overweight positions in Burberry Group and Moncler, which underperformed the benchmark.
RP Consumer Discretionary ex Autos performance 2011Marco Motta
This document provides a performance attribution analysis of a Pioneer European Research portfolio compared to a benchmark from December 2010 to December 2011. It shows the portfolio overweight and underweight positions in various sectors compared to the benchmark and how each sector contributed to overall returns. The portfolio outperformed the benchmark, with positive contribution from selection effects in the Consumer Discretionary, Consumer Services and Media sectors.
RP Consumer Discretionary ex Autos performance 2014Marco Motta
The document provides a performance attribution analysis of the Pioneer Funds - European Research portfolio compared to the MSCI Europe benchmark index from 20131231 to 20141231. It shows that the portfolio underperformed the benchmark by -0.77% over this period. This underperformance was mainly due to negative selection effects (-0.51%), though this was partially offset by a positive interaction effect (0.15%). The largest positive contributors to relative performance were selection in the Information Technology and Materials sectors, while the largest detractors were selection in the Consumer Staples and Financials sectors.
RP Consumer Discretionary ex Autos performance 2013Marco Motta
The document provides a performance attribution analysis for a European stock portfolio compared to its benchmark for the period of 20121231 to 20131231. It shows the portfolio had higher returns than the benchmark, with positive allocation and selection effects contributing to the outperformance. Key contributors to the outperformance included overweight positions in consumer discretionary and industrials stocks.
RP Consumer Discretionary ex Autos performance 2012Marco Motta
This document provides a performance attribution analysis comparing a Pioneer European Research portfolio to a Pioneer Fund European Research benchmark from 20111230 to 20121231. The portfolio outperformed the benchmark with a total return of 19.33% versus 17.29% for the benchmark, resulting in an excess return of 2.04%. The excess return was attributed to positive allocation and selection effects that outweighed a small negative interaction effect. Key contributors to outperformance included overweight allocations and stock selection in the consumer discretionary, consumer services, media, and industrials sectors.
Commodities - Futures Curves and Implied Volatility Surfaces - Futures and ETFsBCV
Commodities and Natural Resources
Commodities can be an efficient contributor to portfolio performance over a wide range of risk levels, as the asset class provides potent diversification at the total portfolio level. Although risk premia on commodity futures and equity markets are comparable, commodity futures’ returns display different behavior over the business cycle than traditional asset classes; resulting in negatively correlated returns with equity and fixed income. In addition, commodity futures are positively correlated with inflation, unexpected inflation, and changes in expected inflation. Those attributes make the asset class attractive from a total portfolio standpoint. Additionally, clients investing in hard and soft commodities can potentially profit from the increasing demand for these resources across the developed and developing world, and earn a risk premium for providing liquidity to the markets.
Still, commodity markets are volatile and only managers with acute expertise in the field may offer attractive returns as each market has its own characteristics and dynamics. Commodity investment programs must therefore be carefully designed, as there are opportunities to invest actively or passively, tactically or strategically, with leverage or without leverage. In this context, QMS Advisors can help guide investors allocate to the asset class efficiently and explore the many alternatives.
Similarly, designing a timber investment program is a custom solution driven by an investor's particular needs and investment objectives. Sophisticated investors have long profited from investments in timber as an adjunct to their real estate investments. Timber is unique among natural resources as timberland continually produces a commodity over time and offers embedded real options (mainly the option to postpone the harvesting time), while investments in natural resources like oil and gas are depleted over time. Like real estate, timber can be an income generating investment or a source of long term capital appreciation.
Investments in real estate, natural resources and commodities all present the advantage of having very low to insignificant correlation in returns when compared to traditional equity and fixed income investments. This allows for greater return diversification in addition to the possibility of higher overall returns.
RSA CANOLA (WCE) CCA COCOA FUTURE KCA COFFEE 'C' FUTURE C A CORN FUTURE CTA COTTON NO.2 JOA FCOJ-A FUTURE LBA LUMBER FUTURE O A OAT FUTURE RRA ROUGH RICE (CBOT) S A SOYBEAN FUTURE SMA SOYBEAN MEAL BOA SOYBEAN OIL SBA SUGAR #11 (WORLD) W A WHEAT FUTURE(CBT) KWA WHEAT FUTURE(KCB) OLA WOOL FUTURE (SFE) FCA CATTLE FEEDER FUT LHA LEAN HOGS FUTURE LCA LIVE CATTLE CLA WTI CRUDE FUTURE COA BRENT CRUDE XBA GASOLINE RBOB FUT HOA HEATING OIL QSA GAS OIL FUT (ICE) NGA NATURAL GAS GCA GOLD 100 OZ SIA SILVER FUTURE PLA PLATINUM FUTURE PAA PALLADIUM FUTURE LAA LME PRI ALUM LPA
This activity statement from Interactive Brokers covers the period from December 31, 2008 to May 22, 2009. It provides a summary of the client's equity holdings and cash balances over time. It also includes a breakdown of the mark-to-market performance of each stock held, showing quantities, prices, and the profits or losses from transactions, corporate actions, commissions, and dividends for each holding. Overall, the client's total equity increased from around $123,000 to over $212,000 during the period.
This document outlines the estimated workload in full time employees (FTEs) required by the Department of Ecology Water Quality Program to administer the Municipal Stormwater NPDES Permit program in Western Washington, Eastern Washington, and for Phase 1 permits. Key activities include permit issuance and management, compliance monitoring, technical assistance, and data management. The total estimated annual FTE need is 15.28 across the three programs.
SDHB HBL Food Services Financial Information Revision 2Blair Mayston
The document presents the projected costs and benefits of outsourcing food services at a Southern District Health Board over 30 years. It shows that outsourcing to a service provider would reduce projected spending on food services from $4.03 million in the first year to $3.87 million. Over the 30 year period, outsourcing is projected to provide total net benefits of $6.96 million compared to continuing with current in-house operations. Outsourcing would transition most food services costs to the service provider while the health board would retain some operational and oversight costs.
The document provides an analysis of how to value the Super Project for General Foods Corporation. It examines how to treat various expenses in the free cash flow calculation, including test market expenses, overhead expenses, erosion of Jell-O contribution margin, and allocation of charges for excess production capacity. It determines that in a correct incremental analysis, only the erosion of Jell-O contribution margin should reduce free cash flows. It also provides the free cash flow valuation of the Super Project over 10 years based on specified assumptions about sales, costs, taxes, and the discount rate.
This document is a balance sheet report from the Puembo Parish Council for December 2011. It shows the opening and closing balances, flows, and totals for various accounts in US dollars. The accounts include cash in banks, receivables, payables, assets like vehicles and equipment, expenses for services, infrastructure projects, and more. The report indicates that overall receivables increased while payables also rose during the month.
This document is a cash flow statement for a condominium community called Condominio Los Inkas Golf for the year 2014. It shows the monthly and annual income and expenses categorized by sources like membership dues, security, administration, cleaning, landscaping, repairs, utilities and pool maintenance. The total income for 2014 was $111,481.65 while total expenses were $111,352.62, leaving a small surplus of $129.03 for the year.
This document contains a monthly income and expense sheet for a company from January to December 2002. It shows the company's incomes, expenses, and monthly balance for each month. The totals for incomes, expenses, and balances are also provided for the full year. Percentage distributions of incomes and expenses are given.
This document provides an overview and analysis of various Korean companies listed on the KOSPI 100 stock index. It includes key financial metrics such as market capitalization, revenue, earnings, debt levels, credit ratings, and analyst estimates for revenue and earnings growth for each company. The purpose is to analyze the fundamentals and financial health of these major Korean firms to inform investment recommendations.
This document contains data and analysis on fabric scrap from a garment factory. It provides monthly scrap percentages from the previous fiscal year along with targets and reasons for scrap. It identifies key problem areas like square wrinkles, angle defects, and ply wrinkles. The document also lists proposed actions to address issues like bobbin repair, operator training, and machine adjustments. Overall it analyzes fabric scrap trends and outlines a plan to reduce waste.
Eurocodes for the assessment of the existing structuressupersoul
This document discusses the use of Eurocodes for assessing the strength of existing bridges in the Netherlands. It outlines the bridges that need renovation due to fatigue and strength issues. The Eurocodes will be used to evaluate the bridges, taking into account load factors, reduction factors for shortened design life and decreasing live loads over time. Lane configuration, load factors and reduction factors are presented from the Eurocodes and modified for use in the assessments.
This document provides budget execution details for expenses by cost center and area for the period of January 2010 to May 2010 for the SENA Regional Narino. It shows the budget, obligations, balance, commitments, available budget, balance of commitments, accumulated payments and percentage of payments and execution for various cost centers including contracting of instructors, materials for professional training, student welfare expenses, logistical support, travel expenses for training and certification, curriculum development, and expenses for displaced persons training. The overall percentage of payments was 28.62% and execution was 71.32% across cost centers.
This document provides a budget execution report for expenses by cost center and area for the period of January 2010 to May 2010 for the SENA Regional Narino. It includes budget allocations, obligations incurred, balances, commitments, available budget, and percentages spent for various line items across multiple cost centers, including contracting instructors, materials for professional training, student wellbeing expenses, utilities, rentals, maintenance, and transportation. The overall budget execution rate for the period was 71.32%.
- This document is a cash flow statement for a condominium community called Condominio Los Inkas Golf for the year 2014.
- It shows the condominium's monthly income from member fees and other sources totalling $107,801.65 for the year.
- Expenses are broken down by category such as administration, security, cleaning, etc. totalling $109,242.32 for the year.
- The net cash flow for each month and the year is shown, with a negative balance of $1,440.67 for 2014.
T A R I F A S A D I C I O N A L E S E N S O L E S I N C L U I D O I G Vjoesef
This document lists the additional tariffs in Peruvian soles including VAT for various Movistar mobile plans. There are over 50 plans listed with their tariffs for calls to Movistar mobile, Movistar landline, other operators, SMS, MMS, international calls and data usage. The tariffs are consistent across all plans, ranging from 0.70 soles for Movistar mobile calls to 2.08 soles for international calls.
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51. Outstanding Status- Retail Malls as on 30th Nov'09
A Rent & CAM Rs Crores
O/s as No. of
Terminated dues Days Billing Projected
Oustanding till Collections- Oustanding-till included in O/s till Nov'09 end (net of Book Adj Oustanding after Service Tax Net Collectible w/o O/s as No. of
Mall Oct'09 end Billing-Nov'09 Nov'09 Nov'09 end outstanding Net of Terminated terminated) Pending pending adj Disputed Service tax Days Billing
Emporio 10.24 8.50 (9.14) 9.60 0.60 9.00 32 (0.12) 8.88 1.52 7.36 26
Promenade 7.18 5.67 (3.55) 9.30 0.85 8.45 45 (0.30) 8.15 0.23 7.92 42
Saket 6.90 5.12 (2.07) 9.95 2.30 7.65 45 (0.60) 7.05 0.56 6.49 38
Chandigarh 1.90 1.00 (0.98) 1.92 0.07 1.85 56 - 1.85 0.09 1.76 53
Total 26.22 20.29 (15.74) 30.77 3.82 26.95 40 (1.02) 25.93 2.41 23.52 35
B Ground Rent/Property Tax
O/s as No. of
Terminated dues Days Billing Projected
Oustanding till Collections- Oustanding-till included in O/s till Nov'09 end (net of Book Adj Oustanding after
Mall Oct'09 end Billing-Nov'09 Nov'09 Nov'09 end outstanding Net of Terminated terminated) Pending pending adj
Emporio 3.03 - (0.20) 2.83 0.14 2.69 2.83
Promenade 3.16 - (0.06) 3.10 0.27 2.83 3.10
Saket 0.85 - (0.05) 0.80 0.25 0.55 0.80
Chandigarh - - - -
Total 7.04 - (0.31) 6.73 0.66 6.07 - 6.73
C Security Deposits
O/s as No. of
Terminated dues Days Billing Projected
Oustanding till Collections- Oustanding-till included in O/s till Nov'09 end (net of Book Adj Oustanding after
Mall Oct'09 end Billing-Nov'09 Nov'09 Nov'09 end outstanding Net of Terminated terminated) Pending pending adj
Emporio 3.79 0.31 (1.37) 2.73 0.79 1.94 2.73
Promenade 1.79 - (0.97) 0.82 0.15 0.67 0.82
Saket 2.15 0.03 (0.13) 2.05 0.71 1.34 2.05
Chandigarh 0.13 (0.13) - (0.03) 0.03 -
Total 7.86 0.34 (2.60) 5.60 1.62 3.98 - 5.60
Grand Total (A+B+C)
O/s as No. of
Terminated dues Days Billing Projected
Oustanding till Collections- Oustanding-till included in O/s till Nov'09 end (net of Book Adj Oustanding after
Mall Oct'09 end Billing-Nov'09 Nov'09 Nov'09 end outstanding Net of Terminated terminated) Pending pending adj
Emporio 17.06 8.81 (10.71) 15.16 1.53 13.63 (0.12) 15.04
Promenade 12.13 5.67 (4.58) 13.22 1.27 11.95 (0.30) 12.92
Saket 9.90 5.15 (2.25) 12.80 3.26 9.54 (0.60) 12.20
Chandigarh 2.03 1.00 (1.11) 1.92 0.04 1.88 - 1.92
Total 41.12 20.63 (18.65) 43.10 6.10 37.00 (1.02) 42.08
Signage outstanding is as under :
Signage Outstanding
Outstanding As on
Mall date
Emporio 1.85
Promenade 2.18
Saket 2.74
Chandigarh 0.18
Total 6.95