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Sport and Deviance

 

            
            
             MODUAL MG 211 - FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT.
            
            
            
            
            
             Section Page No.
             1.Terms of Reference 3 .
             2. Procedure 3.
             3. Findings 4.
             3.1. Profitability Ratios 4 .
             3.2 Working Capital Efficiency Ratio 5 .
             3.3 Investment Ratios 7.
             3.4 Liquidity Ratio 8 .
             4. Conclusion & Recommendations 9 .
             6. Bibliography 11.
             7. Appendices 12 .
             Title.
             An investigation into the financial performance of Dickie Dirt Ltd. The report also includes accounting ratio analysis of the company over the past three years.
             1. Terms of Reference.
             Exodus Venture Capital Ltd has requested this report to disseminate information with the aid of accounting ratio analysis Dickie Dirt's financial performance over the past three years. The author was requested to ascertain the company's financial state identifying any limitations and assumptions made. The submission date is for the fifteenth of December 2003.
             2. Procedure.
             The author, in order to complete the report studied several texts with regards to financial management.


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