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•(When) asked if the company planned to start paying a dividend or initiate a stock buyback program, "At this time, we have no plans to do either. We don't think it's our job to manage our shareholders. It's our job as the management team to manage the company, to manage it through when the stock price is going up and to manage it when the stock price is going down.” Steven Jobs (Hillis, “Apple Plans no Dividend or buyback”)
“Dividends are real money. That's the hallmark of a blue chip stock. If a company doesn't pay a dividend, it's a speculation.” Geraldine Weiss (Sullivan, “Dividend Stocks Pay Off”)
Applied Business Finance UNC Charlotte – MBAD 6154
Gainesboro Case Analysis
Applied Business Finance UNC Charlotte MBAD 6154
GAINESBORO MACHINE TOOLS
PAYOUT POLICY FOR A NEW IDENTITY
Clay Fowler Jabbar Jamison
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AGENDA
• Gainesboro • Their dilemma • Payout policy • Dividends • Relevant theories • Repurchases • Signaling • Payout policy in the 21st century • Recommendation • Forecasts and supporting evidence • Suggested Readings
Applied Business Finance UNC Charlotte – MBAD 6154
Gainesboro Case Analysis
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GAINESBORO
• Conventional industry: Machine tools manufacturing • Historically strong earnings and regular dividends • 25% of revenue • New industry: CAD/CAM software industry • Expensive restructuring • Enormous growth potential, domestic and international
Applied Business Finance UNC Charlotte – MBAD 6154
Gainesboro Case Analysis
…/Gainesboro_and_their_dilemma /Income_statements
GAINESBORO MACHINE TOOLS CORP. Consolidated Income Statements (in thousands of dollars, except per-share data)
Shares Outstanding
18,600,000
For the Years Ended December 31, 2002 2003 2004
Projected 2005
Net sales Cost of sales Gross profit
$
858,263 540,747 317,516
$
815,979 501,458 314,522
$
756,638 498,879 257,759
$
870,000 549,750 320,250
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