Deutsche Brauerei

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    Deutsche Brauerei

    Schweitzer requires assistance in determining how the company, Deutsche Brauerei should best proceed in the future, to achieve optimum financial results. Specifically, Schweitzer needs to consider what her position is on adopting the company’s financial projections for the future, the firm’s dividend policy and the compensation package that should be offered to the leader of international expansion, Oleg Pinchuck. There are other areas of Deutsche Brauerei’s operations however, that it appears worthwhile

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    Deutsche Brauerei

    GR525 Case Study I DEUTSCHE BRAUEREI Group 8 Guangyi Yu Lili Yu Liuxian Ye Shuti Yao Xi Yang Executive Summary Financial Plan: Deutsche’s current financial plan is problematic. The projected expenses are not in line with the increase of sales, and Pinchuk did not identify the potential consequences if the projected profits are not achieved. In addition, Deutsche simply relies on the short-term borrowings may lead to liquidity problems if the working capital is exhausted. Compensation

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    Deutsche Brauerei

    Deutsche Brauerei was a family owned business, located in Munich, Germany that produced 2 award winning varieties of beer; dark and light. Founded by Gustav Schweitzer in 1737, it had been in the Schweitzer family for 12 generations. Whereas the members of the board had extensive production know-how, they had little knowledge about marketing and financial management of the company. Over the long history of the company, the main business idea had been to make an excellent product so that the total

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    Deutsche Brauerei

    Introduction Deutsche Brauerei (DB) is a German company owned by 16 Schweitzer family members. It was founded in 1737, and has been in the family for 12 generations. DB manufactures two types of beer; light and dark. Both are well known and have won quality awards. The case centers around the financing of the company’s expansion into the Ukrainian market (and possibly further into Eastern Europe) and its impact on financial planning, future dividends and employee compensation. Background

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    Deutsche Brauerei

    We buy the oil future in Feb. 7 at $98.73/unit and sold in Feb. 21 at $105.5/unit , the return rate is 6.86%. As we purchased 3 units, the total return is $20310. The total return is lower than we expected due to the automatic sold by the system before the maturity date, which was because our lack of experience of trading futures. In the last report, we decide to purchase the Crude Oil(light-sweet) contract of February (CL/H2) as our project and expect the price to rise in this month because

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    Deutsche Brauerei

    May 15, 1996 Mr. John Ruhl Vice President - Finance Padgett Paper Products Company Richmond, Virginia Dear John: Thank you for the opportunity last week to review the financial plans you have for Padgett. This letter sets forth our thoughts relating to the need for properly incorporating your bank loan into these plans. Currently, Padgett has $6,853,000 outstanding in short term 90-day notes, and we understand that an additional $1.0 to $1.5 million is likely to be borrowed to support new receivables

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    Deutsche Brauerei Case

    Deutche Brauerei is a family run German Beer Company. It is owned entirely by 16 uncles, aunts, and cousins from the Schweitzer family. The Schweitzers are brewers, not marketers or finance people, so they have hired Oleg Pinchuk to help with the marketing aspects and Greta Schweitzer, Lukas Schweitzer’s niece, to give financial expertise. The company’s agenda includes: approval of the 2001 financial budget, declaration of the quarterly dividend, and adoption of a compensation scheme for Oleg Pinchuk

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    Contemporary Business

    USA, Inc. is a global marketing-information-services firm, ranked the company highest among major wireless carriers for retail-store satisfaction four years consecutively and highest for wireless customer care for the past two years consecutively. Deutsche Telekom Case Study (2012) discusses that T-Mobile USA, Inc. which operates as the U.S. operating entity of T-Mobile International AG, the mobile-communications holding company and

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    Women in Management at Deutshe Telekom

    Women in Management at Deutshe Telekom 1. What do you think of this “quota” approach that Deutsche Telekom is pursuing? What benefits and drawbacks does such and approach have? “Quotas” are not recommended by many human resource experts.  While quotas will help organizations become diverse quickly, they do so in a way that discriminates against employees – critics call this reverse discrimination.  Quotas many times suggest that certain people need not apply.  By actively saying that a set number

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