Best Buy Company Business Plan

Running Head: BEST BUY COMPANY ANALYSIS 1

Best Buy Company: Business Plan

Student’s Name

Institution Affiliations

BEST BUY COMPANY ANALYSIS 2

Best Buy Company: Business Plan

Introduction

Best Buy Company is an American multinational corporation that was incorporated

on October 20, 1966. The company is a global provider of technology products, solution, and

services. The entity has established its operation in three nations: Canada, the US, and

Mexico. The company operates through two segments: international and domestic products.

The local brand is sold across the US and operates under various brand names, and the same

case applies to the global brand which operates in Canada and Mexico. The company offers

their expertise and allows the consumers, educators and small business owners to interact

with the Geek Squad Agents, the Best Buy app, and BestBuy.com. Despite the efficiency of

the firm in its operations, it is imperative to conduct a financial analysis of the company to

review the past and current financial performance and health of the corporation. Also, this

study will create initial financial projections that forecast the performance of the company

over different situations and recognize inherent risks and opportunities to start planning

future activities.

Approach to the Analysis

The analysis of Best Buy Company will be done using different financial information,

including the income statement, and the balance sheet. The information derived from the

balance sheet, cash flow statements and income statement will indicate the previous and

current financial performance of the firm. Also, it will allow for the calculation of ratio

analysis which will show the performance of the company. The ratio analysis will investigate

the profitability, efficiency, liquidity, leverage, and investment viability of the firm. The ratio

analysis gives a comprehensive evaluation of the company's performance and can show its

trend over a particular duration of time.

Financial performance and Health

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Organizational Context

The company offers technological services, products, and solutions. The company

operated 400 small-format stores and 1,200 large-format stores as at December 31, 2016,

throughout the domestic and international segments. The company offers six categories of

products, namely entertainment, appliances, computing and mobile phones, consumer

electronics, services, and others. The retail stores within the organization have procedures for

asset protection, inventory management, store administration, staff training, transaction

processing, merchandise display, product sales and services, and consumer relations that are

standardized within each store brand. Each store manages its operations based on the given

standards and is accountable for all its operations. All the services offered by each store are

the same, the only difference is the brand names. The outlets are managed based on the

geographical region (Reuters, 2017).

Recent Financial Performance

Income Statement

Table 1: Fiscal year ends in January (USD in millions except per share data). Copyright

of Morningstar 2017.

2015

2016

2017

Revenue

40,339

39,528

39,403

Operating Income

1,450

1,375

1,854

Net Profit

1,233

897

1,228

Earnings Before

Interest, Taxes,

Depreciation, and

Amortization

(EBITDA)

2,133

2,047

2,542

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Based on the above data, the overall revenue for the firm has been declining slightly over the

past three years (from 40,339 in 2015 to 39,403 in 2017). The reduction in the revenue may

be as a result of a decline in the sales, increased competition in the industry, or poor

management. Also, the operating income and net profit decreased significantly in 2016 but

improved in 2017. However, the net profit was lowest in 2017 than the other periods.

Additionally, the EBITDA declined slightly in 2016 but increased in 2017. This shows that

the firm improved its performance from the recession witnessed in 2016 despite the decrease

in the overall sales. The graph below shows this change in revenue and net profit for Best

Buy Company.

Figure 1: Trend in Net Proft Change

Cash Flow

Table 2: Cash Flow Fiscal year ends in January (USD in millions except per share data).

2015

2016

Net Cash Provided

by Operating

1,935

1,322

2,545

1.42

1.43

1.44

1.45

1.46

1.47

1.48

1.49

1.5

1.51

1.52

2014.5 2015 2015.5 2016 2016.5 2017 2017.5

Net profit

Year

Series1

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Activities

Net cash used for

investment activities

(1,712)

(419)

(877)

Net Cash presented

by (used for)

financing activities

(223)

(1,515)

(1,404)

Cash paid for income

taxes

355

550

628

Cash paid for interest

The net cash presented by operating activities declined in 2016 and increased

significantly by almost double in 2017 from 1,322 to 2,545. This shows that the cash inflow

and outflow in 2017 were higher than the previous period, thus portraying a better position

for the firm. However, the amount of cash used for investing activities was -419 in 2016 and

decreased to -877. This shows that there is no money for investment, and in turn, the firm is

utilizing the previous money available. Also, the, there is no cash being provided by the

financial activities. Also, the amount of money paid to cover the taxes increased gradually

from 355 in 2015 to 628 in 2017. This shows that the company is engaging in more

operations, thus attracting higher taxes. It can also portray a change in the taxation policy by

the government. Additionally, the cash paid for interest decreased from 81 in 2015 to 76 in

2017. The decline shows that the company has significantly reduced the debts as well as the

funds borrowed to finance the business transactions. The graph below shows the changes in

the net cash provided by operating activities.

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Figure 2: Trend in net cash provided by operating activities

Current Financial Health: Financial Analysis

Ratio Analysis

2015

2016

2017

Investor Ratios

Return on equity

27.46

19.14

27.03

Earnings per Share

3.49

2.56

3.81

Return on Invested

Capital

21.43

14.87

20.94

Dividend payout

ratio

24.1

36.3

33.2

Profitability Ratios

Gross income margin

22.43

23.25

23.96

Net income margin

3.06

2.27

3.12

Return on assets

8.43

6.23

8.97

Asset Efficiency

1.42

1.43

1.44

1.45

1.46

1.47

1.48

1.49

1.5

1.51

1.52

2014.5 2015 2015.5 2016 2016.5 2017 2017.5

net cash provided by operating

activities

Year

Series1

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Inventory Turnover

5.93

6.04

Fixed Asset Turnover

16.49

17.03

16.99

Total Asset Turnover

2.76

2.75

2.88

Liquidity Ratios

Quick Ratio

0.66

0.64

0.74

Current Ratio

1.51

1.43

1.48

Leverage Ratios

Debt-Equity Ratio

0.32

0.31

0.28

Financial Leverage

Ratio

3.05

3.09

2.94

Investors’ Ratios

The return on equity for the company decreased in 2016 and improved significantly in

2017. The ROE shows the profits generated by the enterprise with each dollar of

shareholder's equity. The ratio suggests that the profitability of the firm improved

significantly, and so did the shareholder's equity. On a similar note, the earnings per share

portrayed a similar trend and increased from 2.56 in 2016 to 3.81 in 2017. The EPS shows the

portion of Best Buy's profit that is allocated to each outstanding share of common stock. The

return on investment decreased in 2016 and improved significantly from 14.87 to 20.94. This

ratio shows the return that the investment generates to those who have provided capital. The

increase shows a growth in the capital of the firm. Additionally, the dividend payout ratio

increased in 2016 but reduced slightly in 2017. The ratio shows the dividends paid to

shareholders relative to the amount of total net income of the firm. The decline may be as a

result of the decrease in the net revenue or an increase of the amount held by the company in

the form of retained earnings (Tracy, 2012). The graph below shows the change in return on

invested capital over the three years under analysis.

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Figure 3: Trend in the return on invested capital

Profitability Ratios

The gross profit margin for the company improved gradually from 22.43 in 2015 to

23.96 in 2017. This ratio reveals the percentage of money that is left over from the revenues

after factoring in the cost of goods sold. The firm's gross profit has been improving gradually

over the three years under analysis. Also, the net profit margin shows the amount of profit left

after accounting for all the expenses. The net income margin decreased slightly in 2016 but

improved in 2017 to 3.12. This indicates that the company's profitability was better in 2017

than the other periods. Additionally, the return on assets decreased in 2016 but increased in

2017 to 8.97. This ratio shows the percentage of profits that the firm earns in relation to the

overall resources of the company. This indicates that the company improved its generation of

the profits from the assets (Tracy, 2012). The figure below presents the trend in the net

income margin.

1.42

1.43

1.44

1.45

1.46

1.47

1.48

1.49

1.5

1.51

1.52

2014.5 2015 2015.5 2016 2016.5 2017 2017.5

Return on invested capital

Year

Series1

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Figure 4: Trend in the net income margin

Asset Utilization Ratios

These ratios reveal how well Best Buy is utilizing its assets to generate revenues. The

fixed asset turnover increased from 2015 to 2016 but reduced slightly to 16.99 in 2017. This

shows that the company increased its utilization of fixed assets in 2016 but reduced slightly

this potential. However, the total asset turnover decreased slightly in 2016 and increased in

2017. This shows that the firm increased its ability to generate profits from the total assets in

2017 than the previous period. Additionally, the inventory turnover ratio was the same in

2015 and 2016 but increased slightly in 2017. This ratio explains the number of times that the

inventor for a company is sold and replaced within a given period. This increase in the

inventory turnover ratio suggests that the company increased the speed and movement of

inventory (Vandyck, 2006). Figure 5 shows the trend in the inventory turnover ratio.

1.42

1.43

1.44

1.45

1.46

1.47

1.48

1.49

1.5

1.51

1.52

2014.5 2015 2015.5 2016 2016.5 2017 2017.5

Net income margin

Year

Series1

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Figure 5: Trend in inventory turnover ratio

Liquidity Ratios

The quick ratio for the company decreased slightly from 0.66 in 2015 to 0.64 in 2016

and improved to 0.74. The quick ratio shows the ability of the company to settle its short-

term obligations. This ratio suggests that the firm improved its ability to settle its debt from

the previous periods (0.74 against 0.64). However, it is noteworthy that a quick ratio that is

less than one show that the company will struggle settling its debts. Best Buy should work

towards improving the quick ratio to a value that is more than 1. On the other hand, the

current ratio decreased in 2016 but increased slightly in 2017. The current ratio measures the

effectiveness of a company in settling both long-term and short-term obligations. As such, the

company is growing its effectiveness in paying off its overall debt. The graph below shows

the trend in the current ratio (Vandyck, 2006).

1.42

1.43

1.44

1.45

1.46

1.47

1.48

1.49

1.5

1.51

1.52

2014.5 2015 2015.5 2016 2016.5 2017 2017.5

Inventory Turnover Ratio

Year

Series1

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Figure 6: Trend in the Current Ratio

Leverage Ratios

The financial leverage for the company indicates the amount of borrowed money that

the entity is using. The company's financial leverage ratio increased slightly in 2016 and

decreased in 2017. This ratio shows that the company decreased its reliance on debt to

finance its operations, thus signaling a positive performance. Also, the debt-equity ratio

reduced gradually over the three years under analysis. This ratio measures the amount of debt

that Best Buy is using to finance its assets relative to the value of shareholder’s equity

(Vandyck, 2006). The graph below shows the trend of the financial leverage ratio.

1.42

1.43

1.44

1.45

1.46

1.47

1.48

1.49

1.5

1.51

1.52

2014.5 2015 2015.5 2016 2016.5 2017 2017.5

Current ratio

Year

Series1

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Figure 7: Trend in the financial leverage ratio

The success of the company can be associated with the strength of the brand that has

been created and developed over time. The company has several brands, each striving to offer

and provide the best consumer experience. Also, the company has adequate experience of

more than five decades, thus giving them a competitive edge over other businesses. The

expertise illustrated by the staff is of great benefit to the firm and has allowed in the creation

of a brand across the US, Mexico, and Canada. The company hires employees referred as the

Geek Squad Agents who are adequately competent and knowledgeable about the different

technological products. Also, the physical assets of the enterprise are significant. The

company has substantial resources in terms of assets and properties. These assets can fuel the

growth of the firm in the long-run. Also, the cash flow is well balanced to sustain the

operations of the firm. However, the cash flow suggests that the company has no money for

investment activities. This is a huge challenge for the firm as the cash available should

finance investment options to make the business viable in the future and maintain its

resilience. The company can change the cash flow by reducing the dividends paid to

shareholders and making more funds available for investment. This will ensure the

sustainability of the firm in the future.

1.42

1.43

1.44

1.45

1.46

1.47

1.48

1.49

1.5

1.51

1.52

2014.5 2015 2015.5 2016 2016.5 2017 2017.5

Financial Leverage

Year

Series1

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The current stock value for Best Buy based on the NYSE market is $55.02. The value

reflects a 0.16% gain in value compared to the previous period. However, the stock market

value is always changing. The current financial position of the firm confirms that the

company recovered from the poor performance experienced in 2016. Best Buy was able to

improve its profitability, efficiency, and financial leverage, thus indicating the good

performance. However, the consistent decline in the sales/revenue is a bad indicator. The

revenues of the firm have reduced steadily through the three years under consideration. This

means that the company managed to make better profits from cutting down on the costs of

operations. This is not a sustainable technique of making profits, and the firm should look for

ways to increase the revenues in the short-run and the long-run. The increased revenues can

be achieved through venturing into new international markets such as emerging nations to

increase the overall sales and support the declining revenues in the US, Mexico, and Canada.

The investors may opt to sell their stake in the firm unless the management finds a better

approach of increasing the revenues and efficiency of the company.

Success Factors and Risks

The strategic and financial priorities of a company have a significant impact on the

accounting procedures that are in place. These strategies will have a considerable impact on

the success of the company, thus boosting the overall sales. Best Buy Company is mainly

efficiency-oriented and aims at developing strategies to make the best used of the resources to

provide the best consumer experience. To achieve this goal, the company launched a strategic

plan called renew blue to handle the several issues facing the corporation. This strategy

aimed at strengthening the relationships with vendors, eliminating unnecessary costs,

revamping stores, ramping up Best Buy’s online business, and increasing same-store sales

(Bailey, 2015). This turnaround strategy allowed the firm to realize a significant reduction in

the costs incurred by 2015. These costs were reduced by an estimated $350 million by 2014.

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The company also closed down underperforming stores, adjusted the logistics system, and

reduced the number of staff, all aimed at cutting down on costs. All these approaches allowed

the firm to increase its efficiency in the utilization of the available resources. However, it also

introduced an initiative to increase the sales through ramping up the online business, although

its contribution has not been significant (Bailey, 2015).

The company can capitalize on other non-financial factors to increase its financial

position and presence. One of the factors that support the performance of the company is the

competence of the human resource. The company has competent and respectful employees

who provide the knowledge they possess to satisfy the needs of the customers. Equally

important, the company can utilize its reputation and brand name to open up branches in

other regions, especially the emerging markets. This will allow the company to capitalize on

the growing markets and increase the overall sales (Team, 2016).

The biggest shortcoming facing Best Buy is the increased technological changes. As such,

most of the employees will need retraining after a short duration of time to understand the

new technologies implemented. On a similar note, the competition in the service provision

and production of technological items is a major constraint. Other established companies and

brands provide similar services, including Apple Inc. which sells electronics and provides

after-sale services such as repairs (Team, 2016).

Projections

My projections are that the sales of the company will continue decreasing due to the

lack of a restructuring tactic geared towards improving the competitiveness of the firm.

However, the company will continue getting profits for the next three years due to renew blue

strategy that improved the efficiency of the firm. Under the best case scenario, the company's

profits will grow slightly. However, the company may incur losses if it fails to maintain the

efficiency achieved by utilizing the assets. The projections are indicated in Appendix.

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However, these projections assume that the management or firm will not implement any

corrective measures to adjust the revenues collected. For instance, an improvement in the

online sales could increase the revenues, thus rendering the projection inaccurate.

Business Opportunities

The organization can consider an investment in other markets such as China, India,

South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Kenya, and other emerging markets in technological brands. This

will increase the overall sales of the firm as well as spread its risks (Team, 2016). Also, the

markets have tremendous opportunities and low costs of operations, thus making them viable

for the company. The investment in other regions will require considerable resources and an

understanding of international trade laws and the rules of the particular market. This can

include the taxation policies and other initiatives available for companies moving their

operations. The funds can be obtained from international and local banks. This will increase

the leverage and liquidity of the enterprise. Also, it will affect the investor's returns since the

money available will be redirected to the investment. However, this will increase the assets

and revenues of the firm, thus affecting the revenue and net profits for the company (Team,

2016).

Conclusion

In conclusion, the current performance of Best Buy Company is in jeopardy, and the

management should introduce measures to correct this situation. The declining sales of the

company should be corrected to ensure the survival of the firm in the long-run. However, the

company introduced a strategy aimed at increasing the efficiency of operations. This

approach has allowed the firm to generate profits despite the declined sales due to the cut of

the costs incurred and closing up the underperforming branches. The company should

capitalize on international markets and introduce outlets in the main emerging nations to

increase the overall sales, thus improving the profitability.

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Appendices

Appendix 1

2017

2018

2019

2020

Revenue

39,403

39,056

38,486

37,765

Operating Income

1,854

1,985

2,145

2,305

Net Profit

1,228

1,233

1,280

1,304

Earnings Before

Interest, Taxes,

Depreciation, and

Amortization

(EBITDA)

2,542

2,678

2,856

3,046

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Appendix 2: Income Statement

BEST BUY CO INC (BBY) CashFlowFlag INCOME STATEMENT

Fiscal year ends in January. USD in millions except per

share data.

2012-

2014-

2015-

2016-

2017-

TTM

Revenue

50705

42410

40339

39528

39403

39488

Cost of revenue

38132

32720

31292

30337

29963

30171

Gross profit

12573

9690

9047

9191

9440

9317

Operating expenses

Sales, General and Administrative

10242

8391

7592

7618

7547

7525

Other operating expenses

1246

159

198

Total operating expenses

11488

8550

7597

7816

7586

7535

Operating income

1085

1140

1450

1375

1854

1782

Interest Expense

134

100

Other income (expense)

Income before income taxes

1043

1087

1387

1310

1816

1748

Provision for income taxes

709

398

141

503

609

579

Minority interest

1253

-9

Other income

1249

-9

Net income from continuing operations

330

689

1246

807

1207

1169

Net income from discontinuing ops

-308

-166

-11

Other

-1253

-2

Net income

-1231

532

1233

897

1228

1187

Net income available to common shareholders

-1231

532

1233

897

1228

1187

Earnings per share

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Basic

-3.36

1.56

3.53

2.59

3.86

3.76

Diluted

-3.36

1.53

3.49

2.56

3.81

3.71

Weighted average shares outstanding

Basic

366

342

350

346

318

315

Diluted

366

348

354

351

323

320

EBITDA

2122

1903

2133

2047

2542

2472

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Appendix 3: Balance Sheet

BEST BUY CO INC (BBY) CashFlowFlag BALANCE SHEET

Fiscal year ends in January. USD in millions except

per share data.

2012-

2014-

2015-

2016-

2017-

Assets

Current assets

Cash

Cash and cash equivalents

1199

2678

2432

1976

2240

Short-term investments

223

1456

1305

1681

Total cash

1199

2901

3888

3281

3921

Receivables

2288

1308

1280

1162

1347

Inventories

5731

5376

5174

5051

4864

Other current assets

1079

900

1387

392

384

Total current assets

10297

10485

11729

9886

10516

Non-current assets

Property, plant, and equipment

Land

775

758

611

613

618

Fixtures and equipment

4981

4515

4729

5002

4998

Other properties

2496

2302

2320

2492

2527

Property and equipment, at cost

8252

7575

7660

8107

8143

Accumulated Depreciation

-4781

-4977

-5365

-5761

-5850

Property, plant and equipment, net

3471

2598

2295

2346

2293

Equity and other investments

140

Goodwill

1335

425

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Intangible assets

359

101

Other long-term assets

403

404

750

844

622

Total non-current assets

5708

3528

3527

3633

3340

Total assets

16005

14013

15256

13519

13856

Liabilities and stockholders' equity

Liabilities

Current liabilities

Short-term debt

523

395

Accounts payable

5364

5122

5030

4450

4984

Taxes payable

288

147

230

128

Accrued liabilities

2224

1317

1154

1186

1223

Deferred revenues

399

326

357

418

Other current liabilities

456

406

996

409

427

Total current liabilities

8855

7436

7777

6925

7122

Non-current liabilities

Long-term debt

1685

1612

1580

1339

1321

Minority interest

621

Other long-term liabilities

1099

976

899

877

704

Total non-current liabilities

3405

2591

2484

2216

2025

Total liabilities

12260

10027

10261

9141

9147

Stockholders' equity

Common stock

Additional paid-in capital

300

437

Retained earnings

3621

3159

4141

4130

4399

Accumulated other comprehensive income

492

382

216

279

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Total stockholders' equity

3745

3986

4995

4378

4709

Total liabilities and stockholders' equity

16005

14013

15256

13519

13856

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Appendix 3: Statement of Cash Flow

BEST BUY CO INC (BBY) Statement of CASH FLOW

Fiscal year ends in January. USD in millions except per

share data.

2012-

2014-

2015-

2016-

2017-

Cash Flows From Operating Activities

Net income

523

1235

897

1228

Depreciation & amortization

945

716

656

657

654

Investment/Asset impairment charges

1207

Investments losses (gains)

-55

Deferred income taxes

-28

-297

201

Stock-based compensation

120

104

108

Inventory

120

597

-141

193

Accounts payable

574

-986

434

-536

518

Income taxes payable

-94

Other working capital

-6

-336

-154

-365

Other non-cash items

313

464

140

Net cash provided by operating activities

3293

1094

1935

1322

2545

Cash Flows From Investing Activities

Investments in property, plant, and equipment

-766

-560

-547

-557

-534

Property, plant, and equipment reductions

Acquisitions, net

-174

206

103

Purchases of investments

-112

-230

-2804

-2281

-3045

Sales/Maturities of investments

290

1580

2427

2689

Other investing charges

-111

-53

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Net cash used in investing activities

-724

-517

-1712

-419

-887

Cash Flows From Financing Activities

Long-term debt issued

3921

2414

Long-term debt repayment

-3412

-2033

-24

-28

-394

Common stock issued

171

Repurchases of treasury stock

-1500

-1055

-698

Cash dividends paid

-228

-233

-251

-499

-505

Other financing activities

-1326

Net cash provided by (used for) financing activities

-2478

319

-223

-1515

-1404

Effect of exchange rate changes

-44

-52

-38

Net change in cash

852

-52

-650

264

Cash at the beginning of period

1103

1826

2678

2626

1976

Cash at the end of period

1199

2678

2626

1976

2240

Free Cash Flow

Operating cash flow

3293

1094

1935

1322

2545

Capital expenditure

-766

-547

-561

-649

-582

Free cash flow

2527

547

1374

673

1963

Supplemental schedule of cash flow data

Cash paid for income taxes

568

332

355

550

628

Cash paid for interest

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