(10 points) |Score | | | 2. An online store that has been successfully growing on its initial angel investment and revenues wants to invest $5 million to expand the business. The bank is willing to lend the business this money at a 10 percent interest rate over an eight-year term. Calculate the monthly payment, and explain what the business must be able to do with this money in order for this to be a smart business decision. The monthly payment would be $53,084.34.
Following are the ratios of 4 years before and after IPO, which will show us how the net proceeds from IPO benefit company. | |2002 |2003 | We could see all the indicators up steadily since 2006 (IPO)till 2009.The significant factors contributing to the increases in sales were new restaurant openings and comparable restaurant sales increases, due to focus on customers, and an increase in the number of transactions. Both of two mainly reasons, new opening and comparable restaurant sales are financially support by net proceeds from IPO. ‘We believe that cash from operations, together with the net proceeds from the initial public offering will be enough to meet ongoing capital expenditures, working capital requirements and other cash needs over at least the next 24 months.’ ------from management Company stock price trend after IPO Following is the price monthly since Jan 25, 2006, a successful IPO, we could see the price up and up sharply, which maximums the interest of shareholders.
If when I saw my burrito shop taking off like this I would have turned it in to the restaurant instead of opening more small Chipotle he could of invested into one more but as a restaurant style, where he could of built it as a chain from there. Although Steve did a great job in his business plan, within four years he had Chipotles in
Coca-Cola has grown its’ revenue rapidly over 5 years, this brought about an important highlight for the company in between 5 years, so the company earned about 8.5% in annual revenue growth. Revenue Growth Year | Revenue | 2010 | $35.119 billion | 2009 | $30.990 billion | 2008 | $31.944 billion | 2007 | $28.857 billion | 2006 | $24.088 billion
Marketing for Kudler Fine Foods Introduction Kudler Fine Foods started as one-stop shop for gourmet ingredients and was quite successful and was followed by opening of two other stores. Now it is planning to branch out to other ventures like catering. This paper discusses in detail the marketing side of catering business, its targeted customers and marketing plan for implementation and how it fits with the overall mission and objective of Kudler Fine Foods. Kudler has been doing some marketing and advertising but it does not have marketing department. Kathy writes the advertisement material for printing.
Experience an increase in new customers who are turned into long-term customers. 4. Realize a growth strategy of one store per year. Marketing Strategy The goal of the marketing strategy will be to raise awareness levels regarding Kona-Q and the offerings and value. The message will be that Kona-Q is a convenient, healthy fast-casual alternative restaurant.
Kudler Fine Foods Manager – update on job description Job description: To manage and run individual store and ensure profitability for unit. Job duties: Manage store employees, purchasing, inventory control, customer service, submit weekly sales and profitability reports, and run the individual store as a business. Qualifications: Excellent customer service, 5 years experience in a retail environment with proven success, bachelor’s degree in business or associated field. Kudler Fine Foods Catering Manager Job description: To grow catering program and seek out new business opportunities and manage catering assistant. Job duties: Organize a successful catering program and attract new customers and clients.
This restaurant was only three hundred and eighty four square feet of space; however by having such a limited amount of space Cathy was able to keep cost down. Cathy opened this restaurant for seventeen thousand dollars an amount that was far less than he anticipated. Opening restaurants in malls Cathy concluded was a way to get more selling capacity per dollar (Fame, 2005). The menu for the restaurant was simple, it consisted of five items; boneless chicken breast sandwich, potato fries, coleslaw, lemon pie, and lemonade. Over the course of years new items would be added to the menu; however the original Chick-fil-A sandwich would always be the leading sandwich.
We find that among 9th grade children, a fast food restaurant within a tenth of a mile of a school is associated with at least a 5.2 percent increase in obesity rates. There is no discernable effect at .25 miles and at .5 miles. Among pregnant women, models with mother fixed effects indicate that a fast food restaurant within a half mile of her residence results in a 1.6 percent increase in the probability of gaining over 20 kilos, with a larger effect at .1 miles. The effect is significantly larger for African-American and less educated women. For both school children and mothers, the presence of non-fast food restaurants is uncorrelated with weight outcomes.
Per the data food service manager salaries are down by 8.9% from last year this time therefore to open a new pizza operation would be a good capitalize managerial decision at this time other cost factors remain the same. 3. Test the statistical significance of the variables and the regression equation indicating how it will impact your decision to open the pizza business. Per the data collected the independent variables price and wages are statistical significant of the dependent variable sales.