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Retail Data System Analysis MGC Bank 04/02/2012

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Page 1: Retail Data System Analysis

Retail Data System Analysis

MGC Bank04/02/2012

Page 2: Retail Data System Analysis

Loan Requests

$14,000,000 ROLC Used for working capital Price: WSJ prime + 1.00% floating Matured 364 days from closing

$1,500,000 term loan Used for purchasing new equipments Price: 5.00% fixed 84 - months

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Company Background

Limited partnership Founded by Bill Smith Based in Denver Low cost, turkey design products New customer: Albertsons Current customer base:

80% grocery stores 15% electronic stores Miscellaneous

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Management and Ownership Bill Smith (age 71)

Chairman of the Board and CEO 43% of general partnership

Frank Smith (age 46) President MBA from Duke University 28.5% of general partnership CEO candidate

George Smith (age 44) CFO CPA 28.5% of general partnership

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Industry Analysis

Recent trends indicate that as technology advances, more customers are updating to newer equipment/services, causing demand for RDS’s products to increase.

Oil price impact Current economic impact

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Strengths

Credit worthy customers Secured debt Marketable inventory

People are willing to buy products Strong internal financing

Solid ratios

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Weakness

Weaknesses   Lack of external financing Low cash balance Poor liquidity

Possible future losses Inefficiency

Obsolete equipment

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Competitors

Major competitors: IBM, NCR, Fujitsu, and Honeywell

Competitors are global companies

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Collateral

Accounts Receivables

Inventory

Guarantors

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Accounts Receivables

Main customers: Albertsons Grocery Stores Kroger Grocery Stores

As of 12/31/2011, 90% of A/Rs are expected to be collected within in 90 days

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Inventory

Raw materials

Work in process

Finished goods

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Guarantors

Jointly and severally guaranteed by Bill Smith Frank Smith Steve Smith

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Loan Agreement CovenantsPositive Covenants Bank will be allowed to inspect inventory,

receivables, and property periodically Borrower must maintain following financial ratios:

Variable cost ratio <85%▪ 2011: 82.71%

Debt coverage ratio >1.25▪ 2011: 1.47

Current ratio >1.0▪ 2011: 1.42

Quick ratio >.70▪ 2011: .64

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Loan Agreement Covenants

Negative Covenants Total officers, directors, and owner’s

compensation cannot exceed 1% of total sales

No additional debt without bank approval

No mergers, consolidations, or acquisitions without bank approval

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Financial Statement Analysis

Profitability Cash Flow Liquidity Asset Quality Asset Management Leverage Debt Coverage

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Profitability

Increased sales in 2011 Decreasing gross margin High COGS Low efficiency

OIROA 1.85% ROA 2.02%

One time sale of real estate Too much bonuses for management

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Cash Flow

Higher level of sales

Positive operating cash flow

Need more debt to finance its expansion

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Liquidity

Current ratio 1.42 Quick ratio 0.42 High marketable inventory High working capital Need more short-term debt

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Asset Quality

Good quality accounts receivable

Marketable inventories

24.5% of the total assets are fixed assets

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Asset Management

Not effectively using fixed assets Low fixed assets turnover Old machineries

Effectively using current assets High accounts receivable turnover High inventory turnover

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Leverage

Main source of capital: debt High debt to equity ratio Increasing need for capital

Increasing sales High financial leverage risk

Due to low equity capital

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Debt Coverage

Current debt ratio: 1.47 To make RDS can service its debt:

Low uncollectible accounts Reasonable owner compensation Favorable cash flow