Nedbank june 2011 thayn n_iemand

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What Is What Is What Is What Is

Financial Management?Financial Management?Financial Management?Financial Management?

• Budget Strategy

– Capital

Expenditure

– Operating

Expenditure

– Pricing

• Administration

Strategy

• Sales Strategy

Why The Need ForWhy The Need ForWhy The Need ForWhy The Need For

Financial Management?Financial Management?Financial Management?Financial Management?

Self

OthersFuture

• Compare

• Sacrifice

• Risk

• Viability

• Expansion

• Exit

• Security

• Net Asset Value

• Ability To

Repay

• Credit

Worthiness

How To MonitorHow To MonitorHow To MonitorHow To Monitor

Financial Management?Financial Management?Financial Management?Financial Management?

• Sales Needed To

Break Even

• Pricing

• Gross Profit

• Cash Flow

Projections &

Margin Of Safety

• Net Asset Value

Sales Needed To Break EvenSales Needed To Break EvenSales Needed To Break EvenSales Needed To Break Even

• What is break even

really?

• Service industry

• Product sellers

• How many “billable”

hours?

• How many correctly

priced items?

How To MonitorHow To MonitorHow To MonitorHow To Monitor

Financial Management?Financial Management?Financial Management?Financial Management?

PricingPricingPricingPricing

• Factors determining

your correct hourly

rate?

• Factors determining

the correct price for

your product?

How To MonitorHow To MonitorHow To MonitorHow To Monitor

Financial Management?Financial Management?Financial Management?Financial Management?

GrossGrossGrossGross ProfitProfitProfitProfit

• What can gross profit

tell you?

• Mark-ups and

discounts

How To MonitorHow To MonitorHow To MonitorHow To Monitor

Financial Management?Financial Management?Financial Management?Financial Management?

Net ProfitNet ProfitNet ProfitNet Profit

• What can net profit

tell you?

• Some important ratio

calculations

How To MonitorHow To MonitorHow To MonitorHow To Monitor

Financial Management?Financial Management?Financial Management?Financial Management?

ExampleExampleExampleExample

• Sales (A) 250

• Cost of Sales (B) 195

• Gross Profit (C) 55

• Expenses (D) 30

• Net Profit (E) 25• Are you drawing a salary?

• Debtors (F) 100

• Stock On Hand (G) 20

• Assets (H) 120

• Liabilities (I) 60

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Dare To CompareDare To CompareDare To CompareDare To Compare

(2009)(2009)(2009)(2009)

Gross Profit 28% 22%

Net Profit 11% 10%

Mark-Up 39% 28%

Break Even 159 136

Margin Of Safety 67% 83%

Stock Turnover 2.11 2.79

Nett Asset Value 60 60

Liquidity 1.14 1.67

Debtors Cycles 137 146

Creditors Cycles 18 36

Cash Flow Projections & Safety MarginCash Flow Projections & Safety MarginCash Flow Projections & Safety MarginCash Flow Projections & Safety Margin

• Cash Flow?

• I need a CASH FLOOD

to meet my

commitments!

How To MonitorHow To MonitorHow To MonitorHow To Monitor

Financial Management?Financial Management?Financial Management?Financial Management?

Six CriticalSix CriticalSix CriticalSix Critical

Cash Flow ElementsCash Flow ElementsCash Flow ElementsCash Flow Elements

• Budget

• Credit Terms

• Stock Levels

• Financing Options

• Debtors

Management

• Invoicing

Procedures

Net Asset ValueNet Asset ValueNet Asset ValueNet Asset Value

• Sell off everything you own. (Your business may or may not have a value)

• Pay off all you owe.

That Is How Wealthy You Are

Today!

How To MonitorHow To MonitorHow To MonitorHow To Monitor

Financial Management?Financial Management?Financial Management?Financial Management?

Service

Appear-ance

Admin & Finance

All Becomes Nil Without A All Becomes Nil Without A All Becomes Nil Without A All Becomes Nil Without A

Remarkable Attitude To…Remarkable Attitude To…Remarkable Attitude To…Remarkable Attitude To…

Are you and

your staff

“hungry” for

my business

Nuff said!

“Don’t judge a

book by its cover

but a book with a

good cover

deserves a second

glance”

Bill Gibson

And So…And So…And So…And So…

In SummaryIn SummaryIn SummaryIn Summary

Get To Know Your Financial Status

Implement A Financial Management System

Be Serious About All Aspects Of Your Business