Financial Performance Analysis of Walton Group

Abstract

This internship report carefully looks at Walton Group Ltd.'s money matters using a number of different financial techniques and methods. Following the structure of the table of contents, the report includes important information about Walton Group's business, its finances, and areas where it could improve. The first chapter explains the background and aims of the study. It also talks about the methods and limits of the study. Chapter 2 goes into more detail about the topic and gives a full picture of Walton Group Ltd.'s background, purpose, vision, and goals. We start with a full profile of Walton Group, a major player in the home appliance and consumer electronics industries, including how it started, how it has grown, and where it stands in the market now. You can learn about the basic ideas behind financial performance analysis in chapter 3. These ideas include ratio analysis, common size analysis, and trend analysis. It sets a baseline for judging Walton Group's financial health by using a number of different analytical methods, with a focus on liquidity, operational efficiency, profitability, and financial risk. Chapter 4, the focal point of the report, dives into the Financial Performance Analysis of Walton Group. The detailed Ratio Analysis encompasses liquidity, operating efficiency, efficiency or activity, profitability, and financial risk/leverage ratios. The provided tables offer a year-wise breakdown, enabling a nuanced understanding of Walton Group's financial health. The analysis of liquidity ratios reveals a positive trend in Walton Group's ability to meet short-term obligations. The current ratio, quick ratio, cash ratio, and defensive interval ratio all showcase an improving liquidity position from 2019 to 2023. Operating Efficiency Ratios such as Efficiency ratios, including inventory turnover, receivables turnover, total assets turnover, equity turnover, current asset turnover, and fixed asset turnover, illuminate aspects of Walton Group's operational effectiveness