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Amortization and DepreciationAmortization and Depreciation 
Comparing depreciation and amortization
2011年04月02日再生回数 10614
Capex, Depreciation and AmortizationCapex, Depreciation and Amortization 
Check out more videos at www.dezyre.com In this video you will learn what is capital expenditure, how is it different from operating expense and how it is treated using depreciation and amortization
2011年12月07日再生回数 398
Amortization and Depreciation in Financial AccountingAmortization and Depreciation in Financial Accounting 
spreadsheets.google.com
2011年07月05日再生回数 513
Khan Academy on Amortization and DepreciationKhan Academy on Amortization and Depreciation 
Khan Academy on Amortization and Depreciation
2011年04月17日再生回数 262
BUSINESS FRENCH = depreciation, depletion, amortizationBUSINESS FRENCH = depreciation, depletion, amortization 

2011年03月22日再生回数 25
AmortizationAmortization 
Introduction to amortization
2009年08月21日再生回数 32903
Alberto Forchielli: Incredible Evaluation Arbitrage Opportunities Exist Between China And EuropeAlberto Forchielli: Incredible Evaluation Arbitrage Opportunities Exist Between China And Europe 
In this episode of China Money Podcast, guest Alberto Forchielli discusses China-Europe cross-border deals, the challenges Chinese companies face when expanding overseas, and the mistakes he has made but never regretted. In his own words: - There are great valuation arbitrage opportunities between Europe and China. We have never bought companies at more than seven times EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization). We were even able to buy companies at as low as 3.2 times EBITDA. But in China, valuations are likely 20 times or 30 times, sometimes as high as 40 times EBITDA. - Chinese companies face many challenges when doing overseas M&A. They are still not insiders and often do not have access to deals. Getting the required approvals from Chinese government also takes time and hurts their competitiveness. - We were able to achieve our accomplishments because we have made all the mistakes possible. One pitfall is working with people who are interested to gain insights from you, rather than doing a real deal. Another is co-investing with Chinese companies that dragged down the whole deal process. We also stay clear from pre-IPO deals now after learning a lesson. - We are just in the beginning of an enormous trend where Chinese companies will become more and more dominate in overseas investment. As investors, we have to stay head of the pack. Our Guest Today Alberto Forchielli is managing partner at Mandarin Capital Partners, a private equity fund ...
2012年04月07日再生回数 732
Accounting - Unit 3 - Part 2: Amortization / DepreciationAccounting - Unit 3 - Part 2: Amortization / Depreciation 
Link to the worksheet prepared in the video: dl.dropbox.com This video series will discuss adjusting journal entries. Topics include: Prepaid expenses, amortization, accrued expenses, accrued revenues, and unearned revenues.
2012年01月23日再生回数 457
Business Plan-What is EBITDA?Business Plan-What is EBITDA? 
Hosted by Mark N. Bass, The Capital MatchPoint, www.capitalmatchpoint.com, 770.433.8250...You know, another financial term that an entrepreneur may hear when they start the capital raising process and start to communicate with our investors that they may not typically hear is a term called EBITDA.And what is EBITDA?Well, EBITDA is really an acronym.It stands for "earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization."The second question is usually why is it important?Well, what EBITDA does is it strips away a lot of the structural and non-cash expenses associated with the company.It really allows and investor to make and apples-to-apples comparison of two different companies. The question usually comes up, well aren't interest, amortization, and depreciation all legitimate expenses? Yes, they are, and interest and taxes, those are cash expenses. But at the end of the day, those expenses are more structural than they are operational.So, what our investors try to do when they are trying to get a real sense of the company and the earnings potential is strip away all of those structural expenses and look at the real income generated by the operations.That will allow that to make some really apples-to-apples comparisons against another company they may be considering for investment. A couple of watch-outs regarding EBITDA.It should not be used as an inference of cash flow.That is always a temptation, but it should not be used as an inference of cash flow, because ...
2009年11月24日再生回数 2428
Expect to grow 25-28% in FY12: Panacea BiotecExpect to grow 25-28% in FY12: Panacea Biotec 
In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Rajesh Jain, Joint MD, Panacea Biotec says, the company's earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) margins have grown considerably in Q4. He expects company to grow 25-28% in FY12.
2011年05月13日再生回数 128



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