Toshiba By Lenan Ye(Nancy) Yafang Xiong(Dori)
Download
Report
Transcript Toshiba By Lenan Ye(Nancy) Yafang Xiong(Dori)
Toshiba
By
Lenan Ye(Nancy)
Yafang Xiong(Dori)
Pam Berwick
Ryan Binstock
Toshiba
Introduction - Pam
History - Dori
Industry Financials - Ryan
Product - Nancy
Globalization – Nancy and Dori
SWOT - Pam
Recommendations – Ryan
Conclusion
History
Tanaka seizo-sho(1875)
Hankune-sha(1890)
↓
↓
Shibarura engineering works Tokyo electriccompany(1899)
co.ltd(1904)
↓
Tokyo Shibarura electric co. ltd (Toshiba) 1939
Experienced several times change in the
process of development
70’s—
did a series of reform ,
set up overseas factories
a adjusted its principle of computer
1978, the common name “Toshiba” was
set up officially
80’s—
expanded the business ,
developed from the heavy electronic firm
to a company contained
telecommunications, electric.
From 1982, company began to strengthen
the business of semiconductor, and let it
become the central operation of the firm.
90’s— now
focus on digital digital, mobile technology
field gradually,
Till 2000, the sale of plasma has already
become the second largest in the world,
and the products of IT occupied 74% of all.
2005 Toshiba Financials
Return on Sales – 0.6%
Return on Assets – 1.8%
Return on Equity – 5.7%
Industry represents the electrical
computer industry
Return on Assets
CHART 1:
Chart 1: Represents Toshiba’s total assets along with its return on
those assets. The industry average for return on assets in 2005
was 1.8%. Toshiba’s return on assets in 2005 was 1.0%.
Return on Equity
CHART 2:
Chart 2: Represents Toshiba’s total stockholder equity along with its
return on that equity. The industry average for return on equity in 2005
was 5.7%. Toshiba’s return on equity in 2005 was 5.64%.
TOSHIBA
ANNUAL INCOME STATEMENT
2006
2005
2004
$ 39,949.50
$ 38,577.10
$ 14,314.90
$ 14,238.50
26.40%
27.00%
SG&A Expense
$ 128,755.00
$ 125,858.00
Operating Income
$
$
Cost of Goods Sold
Gross Profit
Gross Profit Margin
Operating Margin
1,439.40
2.70%
1,652.60
3.10%
Non-operating Income
$
639.00
$
935.80
Income Before Taxes
$
1,028.10
$
1,373.00
$
428.10
$
272.90
Net Income
$
664.90
Gross Revenue
$ 53,945.20
$ 54,264.40
$ 52,815.60
T OSHIBA
ANNUAL BALANCE SHEET
2006
2005
2004
Assets
Current Assets
Cash
$
2,742.90
$
3,022.30
Accounts Receivable
$
10,422.10
$
9,971.80
Inventory
$
6,043.70
$
5,954.50
Other Current Assets
$
3,797.50
$
3,319.40
T otal Current Assets
$
23,006.20
$
22,268.00
Fixed Assets
$
10,824.60
$
10,585.30
Other Fixed Assets
$
8,674.20
$
9,385.90
T otal Fixed Assets
$
19,498.80
$
19,971.20
$
42,505.00
$
42,239.20
Accounts Payable
$
9,052.00
$
8,305.70
Short T erm Debt
$
3,980.00
$
4,510.10
Other Current Liabilities
$
8,045.10
$
8,005.90
T otal Current Liabilities
$
21,077.10
$
20,821.70
Long T erm Debt
$
6,354.20
$
7,290.90
Other Long T erm Debt
$
6,145.60
$
5,694.40
T otal Long T erm Debt
$
12,499.80
$
12,985.30
T otal Liabilities
$
33,576.90
$
33,807.00
Common Stock
$
7,582.60
$
7,146.70
T otal Stockholders equity
T otal Liabilities and Stockholders
Equity
$
8,928.10
$
8,432.20
$
42,505.00
$
42,239.20
T otal Assets
$
40,199.40
Current Liabilities
Stockholder Equity
Product
Digital Product
Electronic Device Product
Social Infrastructure
Digital Product
Personal Computers
Portege Tablet
Satellite Notebook
Consumer Electronics
Telecommunications
(Leader)
Electronic Device
Semiconductor
Chips (4th)
Liquid Crystal Display
Regza LCD
Slim design
Build-in DVD player
Combined cable
Social Infrastructure
Power equipment
Elevator
Medical System
Globalization
Global Distribution
Avnet Inc. (North America, Europe, Asia)
--2001
ASBIS (Europe, Africa, Middle East)
--Eastern Europe
Global Market
U.S. Market
The largest oversea market
Chinese Market
The second largest oversea market
The Problems in Going Global
The Bug incident in Chinese Market
The Attitudes in different markets
SWOT
Strengths
Leading market position
Broad product portfolio
Strong Brand Equity
Weaknesses
Weak operating performance
Low returns
Opportunities
Development of nuclear power
Growing semiconductor market
Increasing demand for LCDs
Threats
Increase competition
Increasing copper prices
Stalling of Japanese economic recovery
Law suits
Recommendations
Invest money on R&D and develop
advance technology
Add advertise to promote sales
Merge with small companies ro expand its
business diversity
Uniform the warranty policy for the global
market
Any
Questions?