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Conduct a three factor DuPont analysis for Starbucks and Cheesecake Factory for 2016 and 2017 end-of-fiscal-year...

Conduct a three factor DuPont analysis for Starbucks and Cheesecake Factory for 2016 and 2017 end-of-fiscal-year results. Use the information from financial statements provided in the section of the 2017 annual report titled: Item 8. Financial Statements and Supplementary Data. Use your analysis to provide a brief (1-2 paragraph) discussion of the change ROE from 2016 to 2017 for each firm and a comparison of the two firms in 2017.

Financials: SBUX (MM) CAKE (000)
Year 2017 2016 2017 2016
Net Profit $2,837.5 $2,908.7 $157,392.0 $139,494.0
Equity 5,457.0 5,890.7 613,530.0 603,207.0
Sales 22,386.8 21,315.9 2,260,502.0 2,275,719.0
Assets 14,365.6 14,312.5 1,293,319.0 1,233,346.0
Ratios:
ROE (NetP/Equity) 0.51997 0.49378 0.25654 0.23125
(1) Net P/Sales 0.12675 0.13646 0.06963 0.06130
(2) Sales/Assets 1.55836 1.48932 1.74783 1.84516
(3) Assets/Equity 2.63251 2.42968 2.10800 2.04465
ROE (1x2x3) 0.51997 0.49378 0.25654 0.23125
Change in ROE % 5.31% 10.93%

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THREE FACTOR DUPONT :

Return on Equity = Net income / sales * sales / assets * Assets / equity

So given the analysis, if you see the return on equity for Starbucks for both the years is better than Cheesecake Factory. the reason for that are :

1. Starbuck Net profit margin (net profit / sales ) is way better than Cheesefactory. So although in absolute terms, net profit is less for starbucks but given the level of sales, it is better than cheesecake factory

2. Turnover ratio ( Sales / assets ) of starbucks is slightly lower than  cheesecake factory. But this is getting compensated by the better leverage ratio (assets / equity ) for starbucks

Now if you compare only startbuck performance wrt last year :

1. ROE has improved because of improved leverage and turnover but getting slight hit in terms of profitability

Similarly if we se only cheesecake factory performance:

1. There ROE has also improved because of improvement in profitability and leverage but there is small dip in leverage

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