Evaluación financiera y propuesta de reestructuración a florícolas de la provincia de pichincha: estudio de caso “Rosas del Álamo Rosalamo Cía. Ltda.”, de la ciudad de Quito periodos 2019 y 2020
The Ecuadorian flower sector is a private sector dedicated to the agricultural production and export of flowers to international markets, such as the United States of America, the European Union, the Russian Federation, and Canada. This sector has been increasing its export levels during the last ye...
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| Format: | bachelorThesis |
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2022
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Ajouter un tag | Résumé: | The Ecuadorian flower sector is a private sector dedicated to the agricultural production and export of flowers to international markets, such as the United States of America, the European Union, the Russian Federation, and Canada. This sector has been increasing its export levels during the last years, which contributes significantly to the economic growth of the country, however, in spite of being a pillar for the economy of Ecuador, its financial processes are not executed in such a way that allows them to improve their profitability, for such reason, the subject of the present investigation is: Financial evaluation and restructuring proposal for flower growers in the province of Pichincha: case study "Rosas del Álamo Rosalamo Cía. Ltda.", in the city of Quito for the periods 2019 and 2020, for which the general objective is: To analyze the financial situation of flower growers in the province of Pichincha: Case study "Rosas del Alamo Rosalamo Cía. Ltda. ", of the city of Quito periods 2019 and 2020, using the horizontal and vertical analysis of the financial statements, with the application of ratios and financial calculations, the determination of the structure and cost of capital, the working capital needs for the company, a proposal for financial restructuring was developed that will allow the floriculture to acquire land and the expansion of the infrastructure of the greenhouses, considering that currently the land that is used is given as a loan, reason why, for now, it is incurring in leasing costs. This new capital structure, which includes long-term debt, represents an acceptable and moderate risk, providing investment in a 5-hectare plot of land of its own, which will accommodate 22 buildings per hectare, increasing the installed capacity and production volume, and as a result, improving profitability. |
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