Part 1 Introduction
Abstract
Why Dividend policy
Dividend policy is important for investors because it is connected to the enterprise value directly. Recently, it is too much low that investors get profits from dividendpayouts as compared with other countries. Dividend policy which creates value to the company and shareholders should be decided with consideration of future investment opportu
had turned
the corner and was about to return to
the level of growth and profitability
seen in the 1980s and ‘90s
▪ Confounding question about the stock
buyback
Value-oriented investors’ are increased
High-percentage of long-term retirement
They want dividend
Trust-Building : the directors declared their intention to continue the annual payout later in 2005
Component of Shareholders’ Equity in a Corporation
Stock – Authorized, Issued, and Outstanding
Authorized shares
shares of stock that are available to issue per its corporate charter
Issued shares
shares of stock that have been offered and sold to shareholders
Outstanding shares
shares of stock that are owned by stockholders
Treasury shares
shares of
Our group analyzes Nike using financial statements and Price per share.
1. About Nike
In 1972, NIKE, Inc. was established by co-founder, Phil Knight and Bill Bowerman in America. It was formerly the Blue ribbon sports created in 1962, to develop products that help athletes of every level of ability reach their potential. Currently, NIKE is ranked at the top of sports industry by manufacturi
is probably due to increase sales in global market with innovative products such as Soul and tiger-nose grilled family looking vehicles like Lotze and Sorrento. From 2008-2009, no dividend was yielded by Ssangyong Motors, and in 2010, due to retained earnings is maintaining negative balance; no dividend will be given this year. Only Renault Samsung Motors had minus growth in earnings per share.