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<strong>eBay</strong>, <strong>Inc</strong>.<br />
<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong><br />
Jonathan Bowers<br />
ACG2021 (001)
Executive Summary<br />
Ebay continues to grow and make profits,<br />
though allowing people to buy and sell goods<br />
while only charging them a small fee. Ebay’s<br />
payment program Paypal continues to become more<br />
trustworthy and used to pay for many goods and<br />
services.<br />
http://files.shareholder.com/downloads/ebay/430<br />
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0a954354566f/ar2007.pdf
<strong>eBay</strong> Introduction<br />
John Donahoe, President and CEO<br />
Executive Office at 2145 Hamilton Avenue San Jose,<br />
California<br />
Fiscal year ended December 31, 2007<br />
<strong>eBay</strong> offers online buying and selling of goods, <strong>eBay</strong><br />
offers Paypal their online payment method, and Their<br />
company Skype offers online communication<br />
Ebay does most business in the US, but is very<br />
succesful doing bussiness across the world
<strong>eBay</strong>’s independent Auduitors<br />
Pricewaterhouse Coopers LLP<br />
<strong>eBay</strong>’s independent auditors confirmed<br />
that <strong>eBay</strong> and all its subsidaries are in<br />
accordance with general accounting<br />
principles in the United States for the<br />
peirod ending December 31, 2007 and the<br />
three previous years.
<strong>eBay</strong>’s Stock Market<br />
Most recent stock price $18.94<br />
12 mo. Trading range between $40.73 &<br />
$18.93<br />
No Divident listed<br />
Dated October 3, 2008<br />
Stock has been low, would be a good time<br />
to buy
Ebay’s Situation and Company<br />
Plans<br />
Ebay seems confident that they will continue to<br />
make profits by attracting users and keeping old<br />
users in both the ebay service and their new<br />
technology program, Skype.
Ebay’s <strong>Inc</strong>ome Statement<br />
Ebay use the multistep format<br />
The numbers in <strong>Inc</strong>ome from operations<br />
and Net income have dropped significantly<br />
compared to the year before<br />
In thousands<br />
Gross Profit <strong>Inc</strong>ome for<br />
operations<br />
Net <strong>Inc</strong>ome<br />
2006 4,712,949 1,422,956 1,125,639<br />
2007 5,909,357 613,180 348,251
In Thousands<br />
Ebay’s Balance sheet<br />
year Assets Liabilities SE L + SE<br />
2006 $13,494,011 $2,589,379 $10,904,632 $13,9494,011<br />
2007 $15,366,037 $3,661,435 $11,704,602 $15,366,037<br />
Total assets has increased 1.87 billion, and total<br />
liabilities has increased 1.07 billion. I think the<br />
increase in liabilites is far too high compared to<br />
the increase in assets.
Ebay Statement of Cashflows<br />
Net <strong>Inc</strong>ome by far lower than Net cash provided from<br />
operating activities over last two years.<br />
Ebay is still growing through its investing activities<br />
Their primary source of financing is sale/repurchasing of<br />
common stock<br />
Overall cash has increased significantly over the past<br />
two years
Accounting Policies<br />
All investments are made with as little risk as<br />
possible.<br />
Management decides on financial policies which<br />
is checked by the audit company
Financial Analysis<br />
Liquidity Ratios<br />
Working Capital in 2006 was $2,452191, in 2007 was<br />
$4,022,926, current assets was much higher in 2007<br />
cause the higher number.<br />
Current ratio in 2006 was 1.97, in 2007 was 2.30<br />
Recievable Turnover in 2006 was 15.18, in 2007 was<br />
15.97, numbers between years are very close<br />
Avg. day’s sales uncollected in 2006 was 24 days in<br />
2007 it was 22.86 days<br />
Inventory turnover- no average inventory given
Financial Analysis<br />
Profitability Ratios<br />
Profit margin in 2006 was 18.9% in 2007 it was 4.5%.<br />
2007’s profit margin is horrible when compared to the<br />
previous year.<br />
Asset turnover in 2006 was .41 times, and was .53 times<br />
in 2007.<br />
Return on assets in 2006 was 7.8%, and in 2007 it was<br />
2.4%<br />
Return on Equity in 2006 was 10%, in 2007 it is 3.1% a<br />
pretty large difference than the previous year
Financial Analysis<br />
Solvency Ratio<br />
Debt to Equity in 2006 was 23.7%, and in<br />
2007 was 31.3%. The change in numbers<br />
between years maybe from buying back a<br />
large amount of their stock shares.
Financial Analysis<br />
Market Strength Ratios<br />
In 2007 <strong>eBay</strong>’s price/earnings per share<br />
was 12.52, in 2006 it was