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-----analysis
coffee
shop report
Li Hao
Wang Hui
Wang Xuejuan
Qin Xinren
Wei Yingying
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Better to be deprived of food for three days, than tea for one.
Ancient Chinese Proverb
Make every ones coffee dream come true.
New mission of Pudong coffee shop
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Outline
Background
Case analysis
Strategy and actions
Budget
Risk response and valuation
Background
Industry life
cycle
Global:
China:
A big potential market
Coffee consumption is
of coffee in China.
growing at a slightly
double-digit
over
two
rate percent
per yearper year
A
Each
typical
Chinese
American
person
person
drinks about
drinks3between
cups of 500
to
coffee
700 a
cups
yeara year
Embryonic Growing
Mature
Decline
Operating analysis
Pudong coffee shop
Insufficient
training
Such as
unskilled parttime
staffs like
No
facilities
Wi-Fi what
customers often
need
Large amount of
customers in
lunch-time may
lead to a crowd
space
Short operating
time limits the
number of
5
customers in
Structure of product
Comparison
Gap
7.85%
Pudong coffee
shop
Limited product
range
Inflexible time
supply
Customer analysis
As for Pudong coffee shop:
With office and schools nearby,
students and white-collars can be
targeted customers. People in park
can also be welcome.
Whitecollars
Employee analysis
Pudong coffee shop:
Employees attitude is not
good towards customers.
To some extent, they are
not satisfied with the work.
Gap: 6%
14%=Wages/Revenue
Pudong coffee
As
As
This
As
for
forfor
graph
AD
wages,
cost
depreciation,
expenditure,
of
shows
sales,
the lower
the
Pudong
Pudong
cost
Pudong
wages
discrepancy
coffee
coffee
coffee
saveshop
money,
shop
shop
between
ishas
is
much
and
lower
a higher
itthe
higher
also
than
average
shows
number,
the
thanaverage,
and
the
a which
room
average,
Pudong
and
to
makes
goitcoffee
which
up
refers
ain
that
shop.
more
It AD
is referred
is needed,
means
that
order
material
which
bigtodifference
improve
also
huge
cost
comply
tax
control
exists
employees
shield.
with
did
which
the
notloyalty.
measures
can
work
lead
well.
totaken
a cost-saving.
to improve.
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CVP analysis
Assumption cost of sales as variable,and all the operating expenses are supposed
to be fixed.
CVP analysis
Total revenue
Fixed cost
Variable cost
Sales per customer
Variable cost per customer
Fixed cost per customer
Operating profit per customer
2009
930,000
500,000
420,000
50
22.59
26.88
0.54
SWOT analysis
threats
weakness
opportunities
strengths
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Structure of Strategy
Mission
Vision
Strategy
Target customers
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Actions---target customers
Purchasing
power
Above 50
Below 20
31-50
21-30
Customers
bargain
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in here
Financial
impact
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Provide Wi-Fi
Fashion magazines&
newspapers
Improve employees'
satisfaction
Financial impact:
Cost 1500 Yuan and without depreciation
No obvious impact
Action:
Extend the
opening time
to 10 P.M.
Financial
impact:
No obvious
impact
Lead to an
increment
in sales
Increases
the AD and
promotion
expenses,
with
revenue
improved
More
operating
cost needed
more sales
generated
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Sponsor
students
activity
Financial impact:
5% discount
above 10
people.
Questionnaire
to
communicate
with customers
Internal
activities
Utilizing rate of Wi-Fi
Frequency of
cleaning
Updated magazines
and newspapers cost
Turnover of
employees
Customers
Fake percentage of
materials
Sales of take-away
Food sales in total
revenue
Financial
impact 18
2009
930,00
0
420,000
2010(before)
2010 (after)
1,005,795 1,307,534
454,230
523,013
510,000
551,565
784,520
82,000
82,000
82,900
130,000
140,595
252,821
Rental
200,000
200,000
200,000
Utilities
48,000
51,912
67,486
Garbage collection
10,000
10,815
14,060
30,000
32,445
65,377
500,000
517,767
682,643
Operating profit
10,000
33,798
101,877
23,710
18,369
18,369
-13,710
15,429
83,508
Gross profit
Operating expense
Depreciation of tangible assets
others
Total operating expense
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2009
2010(before)
2010(after)
400,000
400,000
400,000
246,000
164,000
168,100
44,000
47,586
61,851
Cash at bank
198,000
227,083
343,958
Total assets
888,000
838,669
973,909
Owners equity
418,590
434,019
502,098
262,410
180,779
180,779
Trade payables
207,000
223,871
291,032
888,000
838,669
973,909
Goodwill
Furniture and fittings (net)
Inventories
According
Piano
purchased
to the assumptions
with 5,000 Yuan,
givenand
in the
net case:
salvage value of 500 Yuan, 5 years
depreciation.
Deprecation
Inventory
turnover
= (asset
of 2010
price is
net
the salvage
same with
value)
2009/ years of depreciation
Trade payables
=(5,000-500)/5=900
turnover of 2010 is the same with 2009
Furniture and fittings(after) = 164,000 + 5,000 900 = 168,100
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We calculate the financial statement following these assumptions.
2009
2010(before)
2010(after)
10,000
33,798
101,877
82,000
82,000
82,900
92,000
115,798
184,777
6,000
3,586
17,851
16,000
16,871
84,032
102,000
129,083
250,958
Nil
Nil
-5,000
-100,000
-100,000
-100,000
2,000
29,083
145,958
196,000
198,000
198,000
198,000
227,083
343,958
Financing activities:
Repayment of loan including
interest
Overall cash flow
Add: Opening bank balance
Equals: Closing bank balance
Since depreciation does not need to pay, that is why the profit shows a negative21
with a cash flow positive
2009
Fixed cost
2010(before)
2010(after)
500,000
517,767
682,643
Variable cost
420,000
454,230
523,013
Total revenue
930,000
1,005,795
1,307,534
911,765
944,163
1,137,738
EBIT
10,000
33,798
101,877
DOL
51
16.32
7.70
DFL
-0.73
2.19
1.22
DTL
-37
35.75
9.40
Break-even point
DOL: degree of
operating leverage
DFL: degree of
financial leverage
DTL: degree of total
leverage
DTL = DOLDFL
represents
the
We assume the whole of period expenditure is fixed cost, cost ofDTL
sales
as
total risk of a
variable cost.
Break-even point(in revenue)= fixed cost / (1- rate of cost of goodcompany,
sold in the figure
decreases, which
revenue)
35,75
9.4
reflects a low risk in
all.
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Financial risk
If the cash flow breaks then
Li Wang could discuss with the suppliers
about the delay of payment and get more
loans even turn to his father for help
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about the re-finance.
Investing activities
Financing activities:
Repayment of loan including interest
Overall cash flow (deficit) for year
2011
2012
2013
2014
217,311
82,900
300,211
367,374
82,900
450,274
634,456
10,900
645,356
718,991
10,900
729,891
18,555
87,309
368,965
24,122
113,502
539,654
31,359
147,553
761,550
13,589
63,940
780,242
-40,000
-100,000
268,965
-100,000
399,654
0
761,550
0
780,242
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The end
thank you all
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