Lotus Bakeriessince 1932

Ellen Vervynckt

Table of contents

Turnover 2 ratios

Current ratioQuick ratio

Stock prices Dividend Conclusion

Turnover2011 2012

275.6 million 288.5 million

4,7% ↑

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

256.7261.1

264.8

275.6

288.5

Turnover in millions of EUR

Continuing focus on product quality, significant marketing support for the top products

Ratios: Current Ratio

Enough resources to pay the debts?

Formula:

Acceptable: 1,2 – 1,5 Discussion: definitely not bad.

Ratios: Quick Ratio

Current ratio without inventory

Formula:

Discussion: the inventory is a small part of the liquidity

Stock prices

Introduction: December 1988 30%: offered to staff and the public Euronext Brussels Future funding, awareness and strengthens

professionalization

Stock prices

Dividend

2011 2012

Gross dividend 9.4 9.8

Net dividend 7.05 7.35

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

6.87.8

8.8 9.4 9.8

Dividend in EUR 14 May 2013 Nice benefit

Conclusion

turnover of 4.7% Good score for the ratios Appreciation for the shares Nice return on equity

Definitely worth investing

Sources

De Tijd (7 November 2013). Lotus Bakeries. Retrieved from http://www.tijd.be/beurzen/Lotus_Bakeries.60124581

NBB Balanscentrale (29 mei 2013). LORUS BAKERIES: JAARREKENING IN EURO. Retrieved from http://bcc.nbb.be/BCCIA0101/WEB/actions/Frames?LangIndex=N

Dirk van Mello (Consulted 10 November 2013). Bedrijfseconomische informatietechnologie: Financial accounting Gent : Artevelde Hogeschool. Retrieved from Pdf file can be found on Chamilo.

Lotus Bakeries (12 February 2013, 8:30). LOTUS BAKERIES: ANNUAL RESULTS 2012. Retrieved from http://www.lotusbakeries.com/_webdata/images/Res_12_M_2012_EN.pdf

Lotus Bakeries (10 November 2013). Lotus Bakeries. Retrieved from http://www.lotusbakeries.com