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Margins & Profitability.
Financial Return23rd January
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Chapter 3
Chapter 10
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Lecture Objectives
• To explain financial reporting principles• To explain “margins”• To define the main financial metrics
important for marketing
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• Managers are requesting more accountability from marketers
• Accounting v. marketing – marketing has fewer standardised techniques for measuring performance
Measuring Marketing Performance
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Chapter 3 at a glance
Margins and Profits
• Margins• Average price per unit• Variable and Fixed Costs• Breakeven analysis and Contribution analysis
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Chapter 10 at a glance
Marketing and finance
• Net profit and return on sales (ROS)• Return on investment (ROI)• Project metrics: Payback, Net Present Value(NPV). • Return on marketing investment (ROMI)
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• Annual Plan control looks at the objectives of the annual marketing plan. Evaluates these against results achieved & takes action
• Financial or Expense control considers the financial parameters and objectives in the annual marketing plan.
• Strategic control ensures the organization maximises opportunities
3 types of control
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Key Metrics (in red & bold)
Margins and Profits
• Margins : Unit Margin. Percentage (%) Margin• Average price per unit• Variable and Fixed Costs• Breakeven analysis and contribution analysis:
Contribution per unit. Contribution Margin. Breakeven revenue. Breakeven quantity.
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LW2MM01 UNIT MARGIN
Definition
“Unit Prices LESS Unit Cost”
Construction
UNIT MARGIN= SELLING PRICE PER UNIT - COST PER UNIT (in relevant currency)
EXAMPLE 135 pence per litre (95 Octane petrol) - 130 pence per litre= 5 pence per litre
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LW2MM02 % MARGIN
Definition
“Unit Margin as a % of Unit Price”
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LW2MM02 % MARGIN
Definition
“Unit Margin as a % of Unit Price”
Construction
% MARGIN = UNIT MARGIN (currency)SELLING PRICE per UNIT
EXAMPLEUnit Margin per litre £0.05 % Margin = 3.7%Selling Price per litre £1.35
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LW2MM03 AVERAGE SELLING PRICE
Definition
“The average selling price of each unit sold in a period”
Construction
AVERAGE PRICE PER UNIT= TOTAL REVENUE/TOTAL UNIT SALES
EXAMPLE
SALES VALUE IN A PERIOD £156M AVERAGE PRICE £15,600
UNIT SALES IN SAME PERIOD 10,000
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LW2MM04 FIXED AND VARIABLE COSTS
Definition
“Fixed costs are those which do not vary with volume (output)”
“ Variable costs are those which (do) vary with volume (output) ”
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LW2MM05 CONTRIBUTION PER UNIT
Definition
“Unit Price LESS unit Variable Cost
Construction
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LW2MM06 CONTRIBUTION MARGIN
Definition
“Contribution per unit divided by unit price”
Construction
Contribution Margin (%)= Contribution per unit (eg £)
Selling Price per unit (eg £)
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LW2MM07 BREAKEVEN SALES LEVEL
Definitions
“Breakeven is that level of sales where sales value equals total cost of sales”
BREAKEVEN QUANTITY
“ Breakeven (unit sales) equals Fixed Cost divided by Contribution per unit”
BREAKEVEN REVENUE
“Breakeven revenue is Fixed Cost divided by the percentage Contribution Margin ”
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Fixed costs
Units Sold
Mo
ney
(£)
Determining the break even point
Total variable costs
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Fixed costs
Total revenue
Units Sold
Mo
ney
(£)
Determining the break even point
Total cost
Total variable costs
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Fixed costs
Break even point
Total revenue
Units Sold
Mo
ney
(£)
Determining the break even point
Losses
Total cost
Total variable costs
Profits
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Chapter 10
Marketing and finance
• Net profit and return on sales (ROS)• Return on investment (ROI)• Project metrics: Payback, Net Present Value(NPV). • Return on marketing investment (ROMI)
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LW2MM07 NET PROFIT
Definition
“Sales Revenue Less Total Costs”
Construction
Net Profit = Sales Revenue less Total Costs(Total costs will include a share of Corporate
Overheads)
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LW2MM08 RETURN ON SALES (ROS)
Definition
“Net Profit as a % of sales revenue”
Construction
Net Profit = Sales Revenue – Total Cost
Return on Sales (%) = Net Profit Sales Revenue
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LW2MM09 RETURN ON INVESTMENT (ROI)
Definition
“The financial benefit accruing from prior financial investments, expressed as a percentage of the investment”
Construction
Net Profit = Sales Revenue – Total Cost
Return on Investment (%) = Net Profit Investment
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Return on Investment (ROI)
• Also known as Accounting Rate of Return (ARR)
• Average annual profit after depreciation but before interest to capital invested.
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ROI example
Initial outlay for a computing system is £110,000. Annual cash flows over five years will be £24,400 p.a. The scrap value estimated at end will be £10,000. Depreciation on straight line basis. What is the ARR?
Investment £110,000Scrap value £10,000Life (years) 5Annual cash flows £24,400Annual Depreciation £20,000Average Annual Profit £4,400ARR is (£4400/£110000) 4.00%Average Investment (initial + scrap/2) £60,000Or ARR using average investment is 7.33%
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Payback Period Method
• Estimates the time taken by a project’s net cash flow to recover the initial investment.
• Favours projects which can recoup their cost quickly.
YearCash Flow
Cum. Cash Flow
Cash Flow
Cum. Cash Flow
Cash Flow
Cum. Cash Flow
£ £ £ £ £ £0 Initial investment -21000 -21000 -210001 Net cash inflow 3000 3000 5000 5000 8000 80002 Net cash inflow 14000 17000 15000 20000 6000 140003 Net cash inflow 4000 21000 1000 21000 7000 210004 Net cash inflow 500 6000 10000
Payback reached at end of year 3 3 3
Project J Project L Project R
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Time Value of Money
• To make sensible investment decisions appraisal method should also make a logical allowance for the projected timing of the costs and benefits.
• Interest earned on interest already paid is called compounding.
• Concept involves going from today’s value, or present value (PV) to future value (FV).
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Net Present Value (NPV)
• The value of a stream of future cash flows after accounting for the time value for money
• Why? To summarise the value of cash flows over multiple periods
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LW2MM10 RETURN ON MARKETING INVESTMENT (ROMI)
Definition
“The contribution attributable to marketing investments, expressed as a percentage of the marketing monies invested or put at risk”
ConstructionROMI (%) = Incremental Revenue*Contribution Margin (%) LESS Marketing
Exp.
Marketing Expenditure
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Marketing Profitability Analysis
• Step 1: Identify functional expenses• Step 2: Assign functional expenses to
marketing entities• Step 3: Prepare a profit-and-loss
statement for each marketing entity
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Profit-and-Loss Statements for Channels