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Apple Inc

For the year ended September 26, 2020 and the nine months ended June 26, 2021

Andy Cacho & Michael Max Johnston

November 28, 2021


Basic Company Information

Company's Legal Name: Apple Inc.


Place of Incorporation: California
Headquarters Location: One Apple Park Way Cupertino, California
Name the stock exchange: The Nasdaq Stock Market LLC
Price of stock as of end of the recent quarter: June 25, 2021: $133.11
Ticker Symbol: AAPL
History of CEO - Timothy Donald Cook
- Education: Auburn University Bachelor's in
Industrial Engineering & MBA from Duke
University's Fuqua School of Business.
- History at Apple: 1998-2002: Senior Vice
President of Worldwide Operations.
2002-2005: Executive Vice President
Worldwide Sales and Operations. 2005-2011:
COO of Apple
- Current Position: 2011-Present: CEO of Apple
- Other: Lead Independent Director of the
Board of Nike Inc. since 2016, Board of
Directors for the The National Football
Foundation & College Hall of Fame, Inc., and
the Board of Trustees of Duke University.
Overview of Business:

The Company designs, manufactures and markets smartphones, personal computers, tablets, wearables and
accessories, and sells a variety of related services.
Industry Outlook: Customers are Competitors: Apple’s competitors Future Strategy: Because the tech
primarily in the consumer, small and make products and services that are industry has rapid and constant
mid-sized business, education, highly competitive, and are technological advances, Apple’s
enterprise and government markets. ability to compete successfully
characterized by aggressive price
Apple sells its products and resells depends heavily upon its ability to
third-party products in most of its
competition, frequent introduction ensure a continual and timely flow
major markets directly to consumers, of new products and services, of competitive products, services and
small and mid-sized businesses, and continual improvement in product technologies to the marketplace. The
education, enterprise and government price and performance Company continues to develop new
customers through its retail and online characteristics, rapid adoption of technologies to enhance existing
stores and its direct sales force. Because technological advancements by products and services, and to expand
of the shift to at-home work due to competitors, and price sensitivity on the range of its offerings through
COVID-19, this industry’s future the part of consumers and research and development, licensing
earnings are protected from a downturn businesses. of intellectual property and
due to the fact that, more than ever, - Smartphones: Samsung acquisition of third-party businesses.
people need more personal computing - Computers: Dell
devices.
- Software: Microsoft
Balance Sheet information
Balance Sheet Analysis

Working Capital Asset Turnover Ratio


Sept. 26 2020: $38,321 Sept. 26 2020: 0.829
June 26, 2021: $6,669 June 26, 2021: 1.062

Current Ratio Return on Assets


Sept. 26 2020: 1.364 Sept. 26 2020: 17.334%
June 26, 2021: 1.062 June 26, 2021: 26.556%

Days Sales in Receivables Debt to Equity Ratio


Sept. 26 2020: 25.958 Sept. 26 2020: 3.957
June 26, 2021: 17.661 June 26, 2021: 4.131

Inventory Turnover Return on Equity


Sept. 26 2020: 41.523 Sept. 26 2020: 87.866%
June 26, 2021: 44.335 June 26, 2021: 135.037%
Balance Sheet Analysis - Appendix
Formula Calculation June 26, Calculation September 26,
(June 26, 2021) 2021 (September 26, 2020) 2020

Working Capital Current Assets - Current Liabilities $114,423 - $107,754 $6,669 $143,713 - $105,392 $38,321

Current Ratio Current Assets $114,423 1.062 $143,713 1.364


Current Liabilities $107,754 $105,392

Days Sales in 365 365 17.661 365 25.958


Receivables Accounts Receivable Turnover 20.667 14.061

Accounts Sales $347,155 20.667 $274,515 14.061


Receivables Average Accounts Receivable 0.5*($17,475+$16,120) 0.5*($16,120+$22,926)
Turnover

Inventory Turnover Cost of Goods Sold $204,804 44.335 $169,559 41.523


Average inventory 0.5(5,178+4,061) 0.5*($4,061+$4,106)

Asset Turnover Net Sales $347,155 1.062 $274,515 0.829


Ratio Average Total Assets 0.5($329,840+$323,888) 0.5*($323,888+$338,516)

Return on Assets Net Income $86,802 26.556% $57,411 17.334%


Average Total Assets 0.5($329,840+$323,888) 0.5*($323,888+$338,516)

Debt to Equity Ratio Total Liabilities $265,560 4.131 $258,549 3.957


Shareholders’ Equity $64,280 $65,339

Return on Equity Net Income $86,802 135.037% $57,411 87.866%


Shareholders’ Equity $64,280 $65,339
Operating Results
Apple Inc. Summary Income Statement
In Millions except per share amounts
Analysis of Operating Results
Segment Information

Apple manages its business primarily on a geographic basis. The Company’s reportable
segments consist of the Americas, Europe, Greater China, Japan and Rest of Asia
Pacific
Americas includes both North and South
America. Europe includes European
countries, as well as India, the Middle East
and Africa. Greater China includes China
mainland, Hong Kong and Taiwan. Rest of
Asia Pacific includes Australia and those
Asian countries not included in the
Company’s other reportable segments.
Segment Information Cont.

From these calculations, it can be seen that Japan has the highest profitability percentage and the Americas has the lowest
one. This can be attributed to a variety of factors, but the most important one would be the way the Apple groups countries
together into their geographical segments. Japan’s segment is solely the Japanese market, but the Americas and the European
segments include other countries like Mexico and South America for the Americas, and the Middle East and India for
Europe. These additional countries have a wide range of incomes, politics, and socioeconomic status. The differences in these
attributes can increase or decrease the cost of good sold which has in impact on the operating profit percentage.
Cash Flow Information Apple Inc. Summary Cash Flow Statement

In Millions of US Dollars Period Ended


Accounting Policies, Reserves & Judgements
➔ Apple uses new Leasing Laws from 2019
➔ Advertising Costs measured when expensed
➔ Inventory measured using FIFO
➔ Depreciation is straight line
➔ Share based compensation
➔ Earnings Per Share (estimate diluted shares)
➔ Non-Marketable Securities valued at fair value
➔ Restricted Cash and Restricted Marketable Securities (can be current or
non-current assets)
➔ Derivative Instruments and Hedging
➔ Revenue Deferred over Product Life Cycle
Analyst Call

Date of Call: Question:


July 27, 2021 Katy Huberty: How much did
Apple benefit from the pandemic?
Speakers: Although some business areas suffered
Tejas Gala - Director of Investor Relations such as in-store traffic, was business
and Corporate Finance overall helped or hindered by the
Tim Cook - CEO Covid-19 pandemic?
Luca Maestri - CFO
Answer:
Total Questions: Luca Maestri: During the peak of
Main Questions: 12 lockdowns, digital services did very well
Follow-up Questions: 10 and demand increased for iPad and Mac.
Advertising and Apple Care suffered due
to reduced in-store activity. iPhone and
Watch suffered from having so many
physical points of sale closed.
Analyst Reports

Evercore ISI Piper Sandler


Amit Daryanani, Irvin Liu, Michael Fisher, Lexi Curnin Harsh V. Kumar & Matthew F. Farrell

Before the call, July 25, 2021 After the call, July 27, 2021

● Threat of antitrust legislation from Congress ● Several segments achieved record revenues this
● Floods threatening Chinese Foxconn sites quarter
● Mac and iPad suffering from component supply ● iPhone 12 family experiencing strong adoption
shortages ● iPad and Mac limited by supply constraints
● Confident that services business will continue to ● 5G is still in early adoption, but may lead to
grow at a high-teens rate increased future demand in subsequent cycles
● How long can 20% growth last without new product ● Supply constraints will increase in the September
launches? quarter

Recommendation: Buy Recommendation: Buy


Stock Price Analysis

Stock Price:
Day Before Earnings Release: $148.99
Day After Earnings Release: $144.98

Potential Causes of Price Change:


● Covid-19 Delta variant hampering
reopening efforts
● Predictions of worsening supply chain
issues for key components
● Demand for 5G has not yet expanded
beyond enthusiast market base
● Doubts as to the sustainability of recent
growth
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