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    Procter andGamble

    Financial Analysis

    Presented by:

    Cindy Tran

    Yin Huang

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    Company Profile

    Was founded in 1837.

    Headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio

    Owns and operates 39 manufacturing in23 states

    Plus 103 manufacturing Facilities in 42other countries.

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    Productions

    Products:

    Beauty.

    HouseholdCare.

    Health andWell-Being.

    Over 250 different brands

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    Competitors

    Johnson and

    Johnson

    Kimberly Clark

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    Liquidity Analysis

    Liquidity Analysis P&G

    Johnson &

    Johnson

    Kimberly

    Clark

    Net working capital ($5,323,000) $56,579,000 $990,000

    Current ratio 0.81 2.51 1.12

    Quick ratio 0.37 0.68 0.74

    Cash ratio 0.1 0.42 0.16

    Net working capital to total

    assets ratio -0.04 0.55 0.16

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    Solvency Analysis

    Solvency

    Analysis P&G

    Johnson &

    Johnson Kimberly Clark

    Debt-to-equity

    ratio 1.04 0.82 2.27

    Debt-to-total

    assets ratio 0.51 0.45 0.67

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    Profitability Analysis

    Profitability Analysis P&G

    Johnson &

    Johnson

    Kimberly

    Clark

    Profit Margin 13.92% 17.69% 8.11%

    Operating Margin 18.55% 25.42% 13.70%

    Return on Assets 7.42% 10.08% 9.80%

    Inventory Turnover 5.52 3.49 5.56

    Return on Equity 17.00% 24.00% 31.00%

    Total Asset Turnover 0.6 0.6 0.9

    Earnings Per Share 3.93 4.18 4.19

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    Common SizeStatements Comparison

    P&G%

    Johnson &

    Johnson %

    Kimberly

    Clark %

    Income

    Statement

    Sales $82,559,000 100.00% $61,587,000 100.00% $19,746,000 100.00%

    COGS

    $40,768,000 49.38% $18,792,000 30.51% $13,196,000 66.83%Gross Profit $41,791,000 50.62% $42,795,000 69.49% $6,550,000 33.17%

    Taxes $3,392,000 4.11% $3,613,000 5.87% $788,000 3.99%

    Net Income $11,797,000 14.29% $13,334,000 21.65% $1,843,000 9.33%

    Balance Sheet

    Total Assets $138,354,000 100.00% $102,908,000 100.00% $19,864,000 100.00%

    Cash $2,768,000 2.00% $19,355,000 18.81% $876,000 4.41%

    Inventory $7,379,000 5.33% $5,378,000 5.23% $2,373,000 11.95%

    Receivables $7,415,000 5.36% $11,998,000 11.66% $2,877,000 14.48%

    Investments --

    -- $767,000 3.86%

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    Change in Financials

    P&G Current Year Prior Year % Change

    Income Statement

    Sales $82,559,000 $78,938,000 4.59%

    Gross Profit$41,791,000 $41,019,000

    1.88%

    Operation Income or

    Loss $15,818,000 $16,021,000-1.27%

    Net Income $11,797,000 $12,736,000 -7.37%

    Balance Sheet

    Total Current Assets $21,970,000 $18,782,000 16.97%

    Total Assets $138,354,000 $128,172,000 7.94%

    Total Current Liabilities $27,293,000 $24,282,000 12.40%

    Total Liabilities $70,714,000 $67,057,000 5.45%

    Total Stockholder Equity $68,001,000 $61,439,000 10.68%

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    P&G of the year 2011:

    Profit rose 11% as sales increased

    across all its segments.

    Due to material cost and inflation,P&G was raising wholesale prices

    on Pampers diapers and babywipes, Charmin toilet tissue and

    Bounty paper towels.

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    P&G stable outlook

    P&G's well-

    diversified :

    Less than 40% of its sales fromNorth America, while 35%come from developing marketsin Asia and Latin America.

    This helps cushion business oreconomic shocks from anyparticular region, which lendsit added stability.

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    All of this has been reflected in thestock price, which remainedrelatively stable during the

    economic downturn from 2007,

    2008.

    The forecast for fourth-quarterearnings of 80 cents to 85 cents a

    share

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    Conclusion

    P&G frequently ranks among the most innovative andadmired companies in the U.S.

    P&G products have been stable for over 170 years

    backed by innovation, which shall help it maintain andeven grow its market share in the future as well.

    P&G spent around $2 billion for R&D department forthe year 2010.

    P&G bests its peers with a 14% cash-conversion ratio,

    which captures the company's operational efficiencies.

    This in turn helps P&G maintain a healthy dividendpayout ratio, which is around 48% of the cash itgenerates.

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    Sources

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