The advisory company Schulz & Partner, based in Munich and London has published the actual European Working Capital Study 2015: Managing Enterprise Value in the focus of CFO`s.
The advisory team has examined 57 companies listed in EURO STOXX 50, DAX 30, FT 30 and STOXX Nordic 30.
European Working Capital Study – Key Findings
In the following, the Key findings of the sector based working capital study 2015 are listed up.
Top 1: Development of the Cash Conversion Cycle in Europe:
14.53 days are the combined Cash Conversion Cycle of all the companies in the European Indices.
Average Cash Conversion Cycle was negative in Transport & Travel sector which means companies in this sector have excess cash to invest.
Companies in Automotive sector have the highest Average CCC, which means companies may require liquidity for a shorter period.
Top 2: EBITDA and EBIT in the focus of CFO`s:
Healthcare and Gas & Multiutilities sectors have the highest average EBITDA margin of 27% approximately.
Transport & Travel sector has the lowest average EBITDA margin of 12%.
Top 3: Overview of sector based Enterprise Values:
The average EV\EBITDA of all sectors is 9.71 times.
Combined average EV\EBIT of all sectors is 13.71 times.
Average EV\EBITDA is the highest in Transport & Travel sector and companies in the Automobile & Parts sector have the lowest average EV\EBITDA.
Top 4: European Working Capital Study: Do you want to raise your Enterprise Value?
We can support you with...
Complete a working capital benchmarking exercise to compare performance against peers and identify potential improvement opportunities
Perform a diagnostic review to identify ‘quick wins’ and longer term working capital improvement opportunities
Decrease working capital and to raise your enterprise value
Develop an action plan to generate cash and to rise enterprise value
Implementation of sustainable working capital reduction by efficient processes, through focus on the key levers: improvement of commercial terms,
Process optimization throughout the entire cash conversion cycle
Creating and embedding a ‘cash culture’ within the organization
Top 5: Are you interested in our S&P-Studies and S&P Tools?
Contact our service-team.
Phone: +49 (0) 89 / 452 429 70-100
Fax: + 49 (0) 89 / 452 429 70 299
E-Mail: studien@sp-partners.de
The sales price of our S&P case study is 59.00 €.
The sales price of our S&P Tool Working Capital Management is € 195.00.
Additional postage and packaging, costs € 7.50 + 19% Vat.
(Orders will be dispatched after payments are received)
The advisory team has examined 57 companies listed in EURO STOXX 50, DAX 30, FT 30 and STOXX Nordic 30.
European Working Capital Study – Key Findings
In the following, the Key findings of the sector based working capital study 2015 are listed up.
Top 1: Development of the Cash Conversion Cycle in Europe:
14.53 days are the combined Cash Conversion Cycle of all the companies in the European Indices.
Average Cash Conversion Cycle was negative in Transport & Travel sector which means companies in this sector have excess cash to invest.
Companies in Automotive sector have the highest Average CCC, which means companies may require liquidity for a shorter period.
Top 2: EBITDA and EBIT in the focus of CFO`s:
Healthcare and Gas & Multiutilities sectors have the highest average EBITDA margin of 27% approximately.
Transport & Travel sector has the lowest average EBITDA margin of 12%.
Top 3: Overview of sector based Enterprise Values:
The average EV\EBITDA of all sectors is 9.71 times.
Combined average EV\EBIT of all sectors is 13.71 times.
Average EV\EBITDA is the highest in Transport & Travel sector and companies in the Automobile & Parts sector have the lowest average EV\EBITDA.
Top 4: European Working Capital Study: Do you want to raise your Enterprise Value?
We can support you with...
Complete a working capital benchmarking exercise to compare performance against peers and identify potential improvement opportunities
Perform a diagnostic review to identify ‘quick wins’ and longer term working capital improvement opportunities
Decrease working capital and to raise your enterprise value
Develop an action plan to generate cash and to rise enterprise value
Implementation of sustainable working capital reduction by efficient processes, through focus on the key levers: improvement of commercial terms,
Process optimization throughout the entire cash conversion cycle
Creating and embedding a ‘cash culture’ within the organization
Top 5: Are you interested in our S&P-Studies and S&P Tools?
Contact our service-team.
Phone: +49 (0) 89 / 452 429 70-100
Fax: + 49 (0) 89 / 452 429 70 299
E-Mail: studien@sp-partners.de
The sales price of our S&P case study is 59.00 €.
The sales price of our S&P Tool Working Capital Management is € 195.00.
Additional postage and packaging, costs € 7.50 + 19% Vat.
(Orders will be dispatched after payments are received)
- Handel, Wirtschaft, Finanzen, Banken & Versicherungen
- 05.03.2015
Kommentare
Das könnte Sie auch interessieren:
Digital ID und Payments: Deutschland zwischen EU-Vorgaben und globalen Trends
Digitale Identitäten gelten als Schlüsseltechnologie der kommenden Jahre. Während in den USA vor allem Apple, Google oder einzelne Bundesstaaten mit mobilen Führerscheinen und Wallet-IDs voranschreiten, ... | mehr
Goldman Sachs senkt Prognose: Kupfer-Markt rutscht 2025 nach Grasberg-Desaster ins...
Von GOLDINVEST Consulting...
Betreiber Freeport-McMoRan (NYSE: FCX) setzte daraufhin „Force Majeure“ in Kraft. Nach Berechnungen der Investmentbank summiert sich der resultierende Angebotsausfall auf rund 525.000 Tonnen Kupfer und ... | mehr
Schrottankauf in Duisburg beim Team von Schrottabholung.org bringt den Kunden...
Von Schrottabholung.org
Ob bei einem Privathaushalt oder einem Unternehmen: Wenn durch eine Renovierung oder andere Maßnahmen Schrott anfällt, muss dieser ordentlich entsorgt werden. Das ist nicht immer ... | mehr
