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Great Eastern Toys (A)

By  Gabriel Hawawini,  Lee Remmers
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This is a series of four case studies illustrating a number of key financial issues facing many small to medium sized companies.

    Published 01 Dec 2000

    Reference 4876

    Length 8 page(s)

    Topic Economics & Finance

    Region Asia

    Industry Retail,  Consumer Goods,  Entertainment

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    Great Eastern Toys (A)

    By  Gabriel Hawawini,  Lee Remmers
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    This is a series of four case studies illustrating a number of key financial issues facing many small to medium sized companies.
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      Great Eastern Toys (B)

      By  Gabriel Hawawini,  Lee Remmers
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      Great Eastern Toys (B) As part of its growth strategy, a new product has been designed and a study carried out by a consultant to estimate the market potential and the investment required to put it into production.

        Published 12 Jan 2000

        Reference 4876

        Length 1 page(s)

        Topic Economics & Finance

        Region Asia

        Industry Retail,  Consumer Goods,  Entertainment

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        Great Eastern Toys (B)

        By  Gabriel Hawawini,  Lee Remmers
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        Great Eastern Toys (B) As part of its growth strategy, a new product has been designed and a study carried out by a consultant to estimate the market potential and the investment required to put it into production.
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          Great Eastern Toys (C)

          By  Gabriel Hawawini,  Lee Remmers
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          Great Eastern Toys (C) A major concern of the family owners was whether to try to sell their company. The “C” case gives students the opportunity to consider many approaches to valuing a firm: comparative valuation (P/E ratios, price-to-book ratios, price to cash flow ratios, and price to sales ratios) or a DCF valuation. Both approaches present considerable analytical problems.

            Published 12 Jan 2000

            Reference 4876

            Length 5 page(s)

            Topic Economics & Finance

            Region Asia

            Industry Retail,  Consumer Goods,  Entertainment

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            Great Eastern Toys (C)

            By  Gabriel Hawawini,  Lee Remmers
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            Great Eastern Toys (C) A major concern of the family owners was whether to try to sell their company. The “C” case gives students the opportunity to consider many approaches to valuing a firm: comparative valuation (P/E ratios, price-to-book ratios, price to cash flow ratios, and price to sales ratios) or a DCF valuation. Both approaches present considerable analytical problems.
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              Great Eastern Toys (D)

              By  Gabriel Hawawini,  Lee Remmers
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              Great Eastern Toys (D) The company faced currency risk on its sales to European markets, and on some Yen loans it had taken. Because the HK$ was pegged to the US$, currency risk on its American sales was seen as practically nil.

                Published 12 Jan 2000

                Reference 4876

                Length 11 page(s)

                Topic Economics & Finance

                Region Asia

                Industry Retail,  Consumer Goods,  Entertainment

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                Great Eastern Toys (D)

                By  Gabriel Hawawini,  Lee Remmers
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                Great Eastern Toys (D) The company faced currency risk on its sales to European markets, and on some Yen loans it had taken. Because the HK$ was pegged to the US$, currency risk on its American sales was seen as practically nil.
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