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Title: Planning for Survival and Sustainability


1
Planning for Survival and Sustainability
  • Developing Strategies Financial Issues

Assessing the Firms Financial Position ard
Chapter 4
2
Two Critical Questions
  1. How Well Are We Actually Doing Now?
  2. What Does Our Future Hold If No New Strategies
    Are Undertaken?

3
Signs of Funding the Present at the Expense of
the Future
  • Declining Profitability
  • Declining Productivity
  • Inefficient Use of Cash
  • Decline in Competitive Strength
  • Decline in of Strategic Experiments
  • Decline in Reinvestment in Marketing, Equipment,
    Research Training
  • Declining Market Value of Company
  • Declining Market Share

4
Barometers of Current Decay
  • ROI Return on Investment
  • Real Profitability
  • Productivity
  • Real Value Added
  • Sustainable Growth Rate

Operating Income
Net Assets
5
Barometers of Future Problems
Assumption Money spent on the business will
ensure a brighter future and money invested
outside the business will erode its prospects!
(Ward)
  • Ownership Returns Versus Business Investment
  • Family Business Annuity

6
Ownership Returns Versus Business Investment
Family salaries and perquisites as a of the
total sum available for future business
opportunities (net income before taxes).
salaries and perquisites
net income before taxes
  • Should be no more than 33 50 of operating
    income.

7
Family Business Annuity
How dependent is the family for its current
standard of living?
  • Note the approximate worth of BIZ on open market.
    (2M)
  • Consider this the endowment.
  • Note rate of return the family could earn if 2M
    were invested in stock, etc. (10 ?)
  • Withdrawing more than that devalues the BIZ.

8
More Barometers of Problems
  • Low Debt to Equity Ratio (Debt-is-good!)
  • Capital Budget less than the cash savings from
    the depreciation expense (ideal 1.5 2 times
    annual depreciation)
  • Depreciation of Fixed Assets (more than half is
    below average.)
  • Strategic Experiments Underway.

9
Assessing Future Prospects
  • Is Your Market Share Sizeable Increasing?
  • How are Competitors Doing?
  • Have you Gained or Lost Accounts?
  • Is your company participating in the fastest
    growing market segments?
  • Are your customers and Suppliers Growing?
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