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Kinnari Patel ACG 2021 Section 080 Pfizer Annual Report
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Introduction to Pfizer Hank McKinnel, Chairman and CEO New York - Home Office December 31, 2003 - Fiscal Year Ended Prescription Medications, Consumer Heathcare Products, Animal Health Products are the different kinds of medical products Pfizer produces. North America, Europe, and Japan are the three largest markets.
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Audit Report KPMG – LLP Independent Auditors The independent auditors discuss how they do the best they can to protect the companies financials through various procedures and the cooperation between them and the independent auditors.
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Pfizer’s Stock Information Stock Price $30.31 Low $29.70 and High $39.90 for 12 month period Dividend per share $.51 October 11, 2004 My opinion on the company stock is to SELL. The market for medicine is high but there are no major fluctuations unless new products are introduced to the market.
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Industry and Company Plans TTTThe pharmaceutical industry is a steady industry. The major increase in profit comes about when there are new medications introduced to the market. In the future Pfizer plans to introduce new products such as “Exubera” which is “an inhaled insulin system”. hhhhttp://www.pfizer.com/are/investors_reports/annu al_2003/review/p2003ar22_23.htm
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Income Statement Multi-step Process With the introduction of new products the revenues increase steadily per year.
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Balance Sheet The total liabilities are increasing more than the amount of net income, which means the cost of developing new products is more than current profits.
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Statement of Cash Flows TTTThe cash flows from operating expenses is more then Net Income for the past two years TTTThe company is making money from investments. Most of the money is from redemption of short-term investments. TTTThe companies primary source of financing is from issuance of long term debt. CCCCash has dramatically decreased in the past two years.
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Financial Analysis Liquidity Ratios WWWWorking Capital = $6,084.00 CCCCurrent Ratio = 1.26 RRRReceivable Turnover = 6.207 AAAAverage Days’ Sale Uncollected = 58.8 IIIInventory Turnover = 2.309 AAAAverage Days’ Inventory on Hand = 158.077
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Financial Analysis Profitability Ratios Profit Margin = 8.6 % Asset Turnover =.55 Return on Assets =.047 Return on Equity =.091
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Financial Analysis Market Strength Ratios Price/ earnings per share = Dividends yeild =
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