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분야
ppt2. Statement Reformulation
3. Analysis of Statement of Shareholder’s Equity
4. Four Major Concerns
5. Reebok’s Value Lost to Shareholders in 1996
6. Conclusion
Nike
-Incorporated in 1968 by Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman
-World's largest sports and fitness company
-Nike apparel unifies innovative designs and high-performance fabrics
-Sells its product to over 18,000 retail accounts around the world
-Bright future growth expectations due to surging sales in newly launched product lines such as golfing equipments and soccer apparels
Reebok
-Founded in 1895 by an Englishman, J.W. Foster, who first invented the spike shoes
-Global leader in sports and fitness products with strong ties to R&D
-Sells its brand in over 140 countries worldwide
-Ranks #1 in customer satisfaction in Europe, including the UK, Spain, and Denmark
-#1 manufacturer of track & field related products
Statement Reformulation
Beginning book value of common equity
+ Net effect of transactions with common shareholders
+ Capital contributions (share issues)
- Share repurchases
- Dividends
= Net cash contribution (negative net dividends)
+ Effect of operations and non-equity financing
+ Net income (from income statement)
+ Other comprehensive income
- Preferred dividends
= Comprehensive income (available to common)
Closing book value of common equity
