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Financial analysis of paper industry
Štros, David ; Marek, Petr (advisor) ; Bobek, Michal (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to analyze paper industry in Europe and its main representatives. The main source of information for this analysis was database Amadeus and annual reports of the biggest companies in the paper industry. The result of this analysis is that the paper industry is very sensitive to the development of whole economy. Financial results of the industry are therefore very good even in comparison with manufacturing industry if the economy is not in recession.
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Impact of financial crisis on values of financial rations of europian companies
Večerek, Petr ; Marek, Petr (advisor) ; Jakoubek, Jiří (referee)
Content of this thesis is displaying impact of financial crisis on values of ratios of total assets turnover, fixed assets turnover, current assets turnover, trade deficit, current liquidity, quick liquidity, immediate liquidity, return on assets, return on equity, return on sales, debt ratio and labor productivity ratio. Thesis is related to companies from industry sectors from selected countries of European Union. Data are from years 2006 to 2009. In all ratios start of financial crisis was registered. In case of turnover ratios, return ratios, debt ratio and labor productivity ratios decreased was caused by decrease of sales which was caused by financial crisis. In case of liquidity ratios of examined industry companies there was increase in values of these ratios during crisis mostly caused by increase of receivables. Generally the best values of ration from examined periods regarding industry companies had Germany, Ireland and Great Britain. The worst values were in France, Portugal and Italy. From the point of view of sectors the best values were in sector CA "Mining and quarrying of energy producing materials", E "Electricity, gas and water supply" and CB "Mining and quarrying, except of energy producing materials". The worst sectors were DC "Manufacture of leather and leather products", DD "Manufacture of wood and wood products" and DM "Manufacture of transport equipment".
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Spatial survey of cost of european companies in 2006
Chrástek, Michal ; Marek, Petr (advisor) ; Makovec, Martin (referee)
The content of this thesis is an investigation of selected companies from the European Union, with an emphasis on the Czech Republic in terms of indicators of incremental costs, total costs, labor productivity and average passenger load per worker. Thesis is focused exclusively on the company's primary and secondary sector. Data on individual companies, I draw from the Amadeus database. Ratios are calculated from data in 2006. The highest total cost, I noticed in Italy, Germany and Portugal. In contrast, the smallest recorded in Estonia, the Netherlands and Denmark. For labor productivity and average passenger load per worker based on the maximum value for the Netherlands, Denmark and Belgium. In contrast, with values not too proud in Bulgaria, Romania and Estonia. Czech Republic in most indicators fluctuated slightly below average among the selected European countries.
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Spatial survey of liquidity of european companies
Bláha, Tomáš ; Marek, Petr (advisor) ; Brabenec, Tomáš (referee)
The content of this thesis is a spatial survey of liquidity through indexes like current ratio, quick ratio, cash ratio and working capital / assets. Result of this survey is that the most liquid companies are in Ireland, Germany and Finland. Companies with the lowest value of indexes are in Cyprus, Latvia and Italy. When comparing the industry I found that the most liquid sectors are DL Manufacture of electrical and optical equipment, CA Mining and quarrying of energy producing materials and CB Mining and quarrying, except of energy producing materials. On the other hand the lowest liquidity was measured in sector DA Manufacture of food products, beverages and Tobago, DD Manufacture of wood and wood products and DF Manufacture of coke, refined petroleum products and nuclear fuel. Czech companies have reached in this investigation very good results and place the fifth place.
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Spatial survey of asset utilization of european companies in 2006
Večerek, Petr ; Marek, Petr (advisor) ; Makovec, Martin (referee)
The content of this thesis is the processing and evaluation of asset utilization ratios of individual components of assets by indicators of total assets turnover, fixed assets turnover, current assets turnover, inventory turnover, accounts receivable turover, creditors turnover and trade deficit. Thesis concerns industry companies from the European Union. Data are from 2006. The values were analyzed separately for all indicators, but with an accent on the greatest complexity. High values of turnover were mostly found in Germany, Ireland and the Nordic countries. Conversely, low values are in all the southern countries and Lithuania. Among the sectors with smallest turnovers are B "Fishing and fish farming" and E "Electricity, gas and water supply". The highest values of turnover were often calculated in sectors DA "Manufacture of food products, beverages and tobacco" and DF "Manufacture of coke, refined petroleum products and nuclear fuel". The values of Czech republic varied just slightly above average, but in the vast majority of indicators.
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Financial analysis in the clothing industry
Mudrochová, Petra ; Marek, Petr (advisor) ; Makovec, Martin (referee)
Clothing industry is described by means of financial analysis comparing fifty Czech companies within the group production of other outwear. I made my own model evaluating the companies according to their indicators of profitability, activity, liquidity and gearing. Every indicator has a different weight. The first three best companies were Mimoska s.r.o., Atlas advertising group, s.r.o. and Oděva, výrobní družstvo. I compared my results with Altman's model that describes A-výroba pánských košil a lehké konfekce s.r.o., 3. Bhv s.r.o. a Rapid servis, s.r.o. as the most prosperous companies. The standard deviation between Altman's and my model is 4,88 and the coefficient of variation on average is 19,1 %. I also compared firms with similar companies in the European Union and 12 % of them were highly capable competitors. Finally I described the impact of recent financial crisis in the clothing industry and described the evolution of sales for each month of 2008 that had only 1 % rise in sales.
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