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Unit 2 Finance and Funding in Travel and Tourism Assignment Copy
Finance and Funding in Travel and Tourism Assignment Copy
Unit 2 Finance and Funding in Travel and Tourism Assignment Copy

Programme

Diploma in Travel and Tourism Management

Unit Number and Title

Unit 2 Finance and Funding in Travel and Tourism

QFC Level

Level 5

Unit Code

J/601/1742

Introduction

This report is about the finance and funding of the Merlin entertainment Plc. The company is involved in the working of the entertainment business and is also one of the largest company in that respect. Apart from that it also helps the company to enhance the travel and tourism industry in the country. In this assignment Merlin entertainment Plc. cost and volume relationship is shown as well as pricing strategy in that concern is also shown with proper description. Apart from that presentation of the management accounting is also shown. Interpretation of the ratio of Restaurants Plc. is described in an effective manner. And at last description of the capital projects is showcased in poster.

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Task 2 Presentation

 

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Task 3

3.1 Interpret financial accounts of The Restaurant Group (TRG) Plc. for the year ended 27 December 2015 showing at least two years performance (for example comparing 2015 to 2014).

The restaurant group is the chain of restaurant that operates in Britain and is also listed on the stock exchange of FTSE Index. It works and operates several brands of public houses as well as restaurant like Chiquito, Coast to Coast, Garfunkel’s, Brunning & Price and any others. They also works towards the motive to generate profits for the company due to which they have planned to focus on the travel and tourism business in relation to the restaurant business.

For this purpose the financial analysis of the company is conducted by calculating all the financial ratios that would be required to conduct the business in a proper manner and effective extension of the financial performance be taken into account. The table given below shows the ratios of the company.

Computation of ratio of The Restaurant Group

 

Particulars

2014 ( Amount in € million)

2015 ( Amount in € million)

Sales Revenue

635,225

685,381

Market price share

680

631

EPS

33.99

34.55

NPAT

66,999

68,886

Current Assets

29410

38,005

Total Assets

424,419

468,078

Current  Liabilities

121,634

136,403

Total shareholders’ equity

244,524

283,560

Noncurrent liabilities

58,261

48,115

Receivables

8,991

13,366

Creditors

112,254

125,388

COGS

521,325

558,491

Gross profit

113,900

126,890

Operating profit

87,312

88,891

Quick Assets

23,880

31,616

Profitability ratio

 

 

Gross profit ratio (Gross profit/ Net sales)

17.9306%

18.5113%

Operating Profit ratio (Operating profit/ Net sales)

13.7450%

12.9695%

Market ratios

 

 

Dividend payout per share (Dividend/ Net income)

1.12

1.19

P/E ratio (Price per share/ Earnings per share)

4.99%

5.4754%

Liquidity ratio

 

 

Quick Ratio (Total Current assets – Inventory – Prepaid expenses/ Total Current Liabilities)

0.196326685

0.231783758

Current Ratio (Current Assets/ Current Liabilities)

0.312453755

0.278622904

Activity ratios

 

 

Inventories

5,530

6389

Assets turnover ratio ( Net Sales/ Average Total Assets)

1.496693126

1.464245275

Receivable turnover Ratio (Ratio (net credit value/average account receivable)

70.65120676

51.27794404

Leverage ratios

 

 

Solvency Ratio (Total Current assets – Inventory – Prepaid expenses/ Total Current Liabilities)

0.15786051

0.14716778

Analysis and interpretation of ratios

Profitability ratio

Gross profit ratio- It shows the ability of the company to generate profit in relation to the ales of the company as per the gross profit of it. This ratio has increased that indicates that company is making various efforts to increase its gross profit in relation to the sales of it.
Operating profit ratio-Operating profits of the company has decreased in relation to the sales of the company. This ratio has decreased in relation to the previous year that shows that operating activities of the company is required to put more planning and efforts that would help in the better working of it.

Market ratios

Dividend payout ratio- It shows the relation that possess between the amounts that is paid by the company to its shareholders from the profits it earn from its working. Company DPS has increased that indicates that it has distributed dividend to the shareholders in more amount as compared to the previous year. But company is required to possess some retained earning so that an effective working may be done by it.
Price earnings ratio- It showcase the relationship between the actual price of the shares and the price that is prevalent in the market. Price earnings ratio has increased over the previous years that shows that the company has possess many strategy so that it may work and stand on the market in an effective manner (Parsian & Koloukhi, 2014)

Liquidity ratio

Quick ratio- It shows that ability of the company to meets its short term liability on time. Company has increased its quick ratio that indicates that company is required to be make certain amendments so that this ratio may come to the optimum level so that a better performance may be done by the company.
Current ratio-This ratios also shows the ability of the company to pay its short term liability on time. Current ratio of the company is low that is not a good sign for the company as it would create a problems to meet the short term liability that may hamper the reputation of the company (Durrah et.al, 2016)

Inventory ratio

Asset turnover ratio- It indicates the efficiency of the business strategy in relation to its assets when revenue or sales is generated. This ratio has decreased in relation to the previous year that is also a not good sign for the company. It is required to make changes so that assets may be utilized in an effective manner.
Receivable turnover ratio-This ratio has also decreased by comparing the previous year assets turnover of the company. So company is required to make necessary changes that can become effective for the company (Wu & Zhao, 2016).

Leverage ratios

Solvency ratio- This ratio indicates the company position in relation to the target of meeting all its long term liability on time. Company’s ratio is less that indicates that solvency of the company is required to be improve for the effective working.

Conclusion

This assignment helps to indicate the finance and funding aspects of the Merlin entertainment that shows that company has taken all the correct measures and analyze all the factors that helps it to make necessary working for its betterment. Apart from that management accounting has also played an important role for its fiancig activities. Also the Restaraunt group should make certain changes in the financial aspects of it. Funding in the capital projects is also required to be made appropriately.

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