Pam Toshiba S07 S1

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ToshibaBy

Lenan Ye(Nancy)Yafang Xiong(Dori)

Pam Berwick

Ryan Binstock


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Toshiba

Introduction - Pam

History - Dori

Industry Financials - Ryan

Product - Nancy

GlobalizationNancy and Dori

SWOT - Pam

RecommendationsRyan

Conclusion


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HistoryTanaka seizo-sho(1875)

Shibarura engineering works

co.ltd(1904)

Hankune-sha(1890)

Tokyo electriccompany(1899)

Tokyo Shibarura electric co. ltd (Toshiba) 1939


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Experienced several times change in theprocess of development

70s did a series of reform , set up overseas factories

a adjusted its principle of computer 1978, the common name Toshiba was

set up officially


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80s

expanded the business ,

developed from the heavy electronic firmto a company containedtelecommunications, electric.

From 1982, company began to strengthenthe business of semiconductor, and let itbecome the central operation of the firm.


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90snow

focus on digital digital, mobile technologyfield gradually,

Till 2000, the sale of plasma has already

become the second largest in the world,and the products of IT occupied 74% of all.


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2005 Toshiba FinancialsReturn on Sales 0.6%Return on Assets 1.8%

Return on Equity 5.7%

Industry represents the electrical

computer industry


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Return on Assets

Chart 1:Represents Toshibas total assets along with its return onthose assets. The industry average for return on assets in 2005was 1.8%. Toshibas return on assets in 2005 was 1.0%.

CHART 1:


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Return on Equity

Chart 2:Represents Toshibas total stockholder equity along with itsreturn on that equity. The industry average for return on equity in 2005

was 5.7%. Toshibas return on equity in 2005 was 5.64%.

CHART 2:


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TOSHIBA

ANNUAL INCOME STATEMENT

2006 2005 2004

Cost of Goods Sold $ 39,949.50 $ 38,577.10

Gross Profit $ 14,314.90 $ 14,238.50

Gross Profit Margin 26.40% 27.00%

SG&A Expense $ 128,755.00 $ 125,858.00

Operating Income $ 1,439.40 $ 1,652.60

Operating Margin 2.70% 3.10%

Non-operating Income $ 639.00 $ 935.80

Income Before Taxes $ 1,028.10 $ 1,373.00

Net Income $ 664.90 $ 428.10 $ 272.90

Gross Revenue $ 53,945.20 $ 54,264.40 $ 52,815.60


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2006 2005 2004

Assets

Current Assets

Cash 2,742.90$ 3,022.30$Accounts Receivable 10,422.10$ 9,971.80$

Inventory 6,043.70$ 5,954.50$

Other Current Assets 3,797.50$ 3,319.40$

Total Current Assets 23,006.20$ 22,268.00$

Fixed Assets 10,824.60$ 10,585.30$

Other Fixed Assets 8,674.20$ 9,385.90$

Total Fixed Assets 19,498.80$ 19,971.20$

Total Assets 40,199.40$ 42,505.00$ 42,239.20$

Current Liabilities

Accounts Payable 9,052.00$ 8,305.70$

Short Term Debt 3,980.00$ 4,510.10$

Other Current Liabilities 8,045.10$ 8,005.90$

Total Current Liabilities 21,077.10$ 20,821.70$

Long Term Debt 6,354.20$ 7,290.90$

Other Long Term Debt 6,145.60$ 5,694.40$

Total Long Term Debt 12,499.80$ 12,985.30$

Total Liabilities 33,576.90$ 33,807.00$

Stockholder Equity

Common Stock 7,582.60$ 7,146.70$

Total Stockholders equity 8,928.10$ 8,432.20$

Total Liabilities and Stockholders

Equity 42,505.00$ 42,239.20$

TOSHIBA

ANNUAL BALANCE SHEET


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Product

Digital Product

Electronic Device Product

Social Infrastructure


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Digital Product

Personal Computers

Portege Tablet

Satellite Notebook

Consumer Electronics

Telecommunications

(Leader)


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Electronic Device

Semiconductor

Chips (4th)

Liquid Crystal Display

Regza LCD

Slim design

Build-in DVD player

Combined cable


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Social Infrastructure

Power equipment

Elevator

Medical System


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Globalization

Global DistributionAvnet Inc. (North America, Europe, Asia)

--2001

ASBIS (Europe, Africa, Middle East)--Eastern Europe Global Market

U.S. Market

The largest oversea marketChinese Market

The second largest oversea market


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The Problems in Going Global

The Bug incident in Chinese Market

The Attitudes in different markets


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SWOTStrengths

Leading market position

Broad product portfolio

Strong Brand Equity


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Weaknesses

Weak operating performance

Low returns


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Opportunities

Development of nuclear power

Growing semiconductor market

Increasing demand for LCDs


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Threats

Increase competition

Increasing copper prices

Stalling of Japanese economic recovery

Law suits


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Recommendations

Invest money on R&D and developadvance technology

Add advertise to promote sales

Merge with small companies ro expand itsbusiness diversity

Uniform the warranty policy for the globalmarket


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