Post by aftab1975pk on Nov 23, 2015 3:20:52 GMT
I believe apart from the top 10 issues mentioned by Nick, the below are also important:
1) New Acquisition/Merger/Takeover
2) New Information System/IT/ Internal Audit
3) Flooding/Storm/Infestation Issues
4) Integrated Reporting
5)An event which created negative impact on the share price of Wodd, for example an article related to the
environmental damage caused by Wodd or even details of accidents cause to Wodd’s
lumberjacks while at work
6)Change in strategic direction (from being a wood supplier to something else)
7)Wodd was established in 1983 and was quoted in 2002 so they have been
quoted for nearly 13 years. When it comes to quoted companies a popular theme examined
in the past papers are the issues related to the company share price and its shareholders.
8)In 2014 the unrealised gain on biological assets was 10.5% compared to the revenue
for that year. In the previous year in 2013 the figure is nearly 6.5%. Therefore we can see a
relative increase in the recording of unrealised gains in the statement of profit or loss.
Is the amount transferred to the statement of profit and loss an overestimation? Several questions can be set on this.
9) Renewable Energy Sources i.e. wind, solar and in this case biomass. Could see something on this for sure.
10) Carbon Credits
1) New Acquisition/Merger/Takeover
2) New Information System/IT/ Internal Audit
3) Flooding/Storm/Infestation Issues
4) Integrated Reporting
5)An event which created negative impact on the share price of Wodd, for example an article related to the
environmental damage caused by Wodd or even details of accidents cause to Wodd’s
lumberjacks while at work
6)Change in strategic direction (from being a wood supplier to something else)
7)Wodd was established in 1983 and was quoted in 2002 so they have been
quoted for nearly 13 years. When it comes to quoted companies a popular theme examined
in the past papers are the issues related to the company share price and its shareholders.
8)In 2014 the unrealised gain on biological assets was 10.5% compared to the revenue
for that year. In the previous year in 2013 the figure is nearly 6.5%. Therefore we can see a
relative increase in the recording of unrealised gains in the statement of profit or loss.
Is the amount transferred to the statement of profit and loss an overestimation? Several questions can be set on this.
9) Renewable Energy Sources i.e. wind, solar and in this case biomass. Could see something on this for sure.
10) Carbon Credits