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Why Thai Finance Professionals Are Choosing the Valuation Master Class Boot Camp

By Andrew Stotz

Unlock Your Full Potential in Finance The financial sector in Thailand is rapidly evolving, and professionals aiming for top-tier careers must equip themselves with real-world valuation skills. The Valuation Master Class Boot Camp has become the go-to training program for Thai finance professionals looking to master financial analysis, develop an analyst mindset, and gain practical…

SAP’s Profitability Is Not as High as You Would Think

By Andrew Stotz

What’s interesting about SAP is that its profitability is not as high as you would think.

PepsiCo’s Profit Margin Is Half of Coke

By Andrew Stotz

What’s interesting about Pepsi is…that its profit margin is half of Coke.

McDonald’s Is a True Global Operating Machine

By Andrew Stotz

What’s interesting about McDonald’s is…you can not use Return on equity to assess profitability.

For Every Dollar of Coca-Cola You Buy a Quarter Goes to Profit

By Andrew Stotz

What’s interesting about Coca-Cola is that for every dollar paid, nearly a quarter goes to profit.

Starbucks Helps Us Better Understand ROA and ROIC

By Andrew Stotz

What’s interesting about Starbucks is that we can use it to better understand ROA and ROIC.

Life Lessons from a Financial Analyst

By Andrew Stotz

There is no “correct” value for a business. Since valuation is based on assumptions, two people rarely come to the same conclusion. Therefore, value is determined through a negotiation process driven by the motivations and assessment of the buyer and seller.