FedEx Canada
Source of Finance (millions)
Balance sheet value as of: 28 Feb 2011
Market value as of:____6/5/2011
Proportion in total financing
Cost of capital (WACC)
Product of (4)x (5)
Short-term debt
1,685,000
D/E Ratio: 11.07
Long-term debt 1
1,667,000
Long-term debt 2
Long-term debt 3
Preferred shares
Common equity
Total
1,716,000
Revenue
39.30B
34.73B
35.49B
37.95B
35.21 B
-Purchase of Office Supplies
-Direct and indirect labor
-Marketing expense
- Depreciation
1.91 B
1.90 B
1.89 B
1.70 B
1.52 B
EBIT
2.34 B
1.97 B
2.11 B
3.35 B
-Taxes
Net income
1.45 B
1.18 B
98.00 M
1.12 B
2.02 B
+ Depreciation
Operating cash flow
4.04 B
3.14 B
2.75 B
3.48...
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