Accounting Decision Analysis Report

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Case Study Report
Accounting (Decision Analysis) 308

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Lecture: Adrian Melia
Tutor: Rajni Mala
Tutorial Time: 9am-11am (Wednesday class)

DUE DATE: 12/09/08

table of Content

Executive Summary 3 Executive Summary 4
Introduction 5 Introduction 6
SWOT ANALYSIS 7 SWOT Analysis 8
Common-size analysis 10 Balance sheet and common size analysis from2005-2008 11 Common-size analysis 23
Accounting Analysis 25
EVAL Ratio Analysis 35
Appendix: Financial Statements of BlueScope steel Ltd 41
References 68

Introduction

Introduction

BlueScope Steel is the leading steel company in Australia and New Zealand, supplying a large percentage of all flat steel products sold in these markets. The company's …show more content…

Thirdly, India steel enterprise had started their global conquers since 2006. Mittal Steel(base in London with India background), world biggest steel-maker, acquired second largest steel firm Arcelor to form the world largest steel company in June 2006. In the another case, Indian’s largest steel maker take over the Anglo-Dutch steel giant Corus, making the new entity the fifth-largest steel company in the world just sin months later. Market situation is getting worse to BlueScope because external enemy are such strong. (www.wharton.upenn.edu)

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Common-size analysis

|Balance sheet and common size analysis |
|from2005-2008 |
| |2005 |
|Current assets

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