Nhờ các bạn tư vấn giúp bạn tôi trong quyết định kinh doanh này

by finandlife06/10/2016 17:30

Có một người bạn cũ nhờ quen biết mà có mối mua được một chiếc INNOVA đã chạy được 4 năm 1 tháng với giá chỉ 401 triệu đồng. Bạn mua 401 triệu đồng nhưng bạn chỉ có 241 triệu đồng, bạn phải vay ba mẹ 76 triệu đồng, và vay thêm ngân hàng 151 triệu đồng nữa. Tiền còn dư 67 triệu, bạn đó cho một anh bạn gặp khó khăn mượn 22 triệu, phần còn lại anh để tiền mặt tại quỹ để làm vốn lưu động.

Anh bạn cũ khai thác chiếc xe bằng cách thuê một tài xế chạy TAXI cho mình. Mỗi năm chiếc xe mang về 716 triệu đồng doanh thu, trừ hết chi phí thuế má anh còn lãi 55 triệu đồng.

Anh bạn cũ khấu hao chiếc xe 7 năm rưỡi, tương đương chi phí khấu hao sau thuế một năm đâu đó tầm 40 triệu đồng. Anh đã mua đầy đủ bảo hiểm cho chiếc xe nên phí tổn bất thường đã có người lo, anh chỉ bỏ thêm 4 triệu để làm mới 1 số thứ.

Như vậy, thực tế một năm anh thu về 91 triệu đồng, trong đó gồm 55 triệu đồng lãi sau thuế và 40 triệu đồng tiền khấu hao, chi ra 4 triệu làm mới lặt vặt.

Nay anh muốn bán lại hết cơ ngơi kinh doanh này cho một người bạn khác của tôi. Anh đòi giá 421 triệu đồng.

Anh bạn khác đó khá bối rối. Các bạn phân tích tài chính làm ơn cho anh bạn đó lời khuyên.

Giả định: Khách khứa ngon lành, bèo nhất mỗi năm cũng kiếm được 55 triệu lợi nhuận sau thuế như ở trên (lợi nhuận qua các năm không suy giảm)

 

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by finandlife06/10/2016 09:42

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Monthly Recap September 2016

by finandlife05/10/2016 08:33

 

ETF’s periodic rebalancing, which ended in mid-September, incited a drop-off in the first half. The high foreign net outflow of USD 125.9 million in September, VIC (USD25,5 million), MSN (USD12.4 million), VCB (USD10.8 million), and PVD (USD10.1 million). This action could be prepared capital to buy upcoming the government’s divest from big companies.

The US Fed’s decision did not raise interest rates at its September meeting and the Bank of Japan’s announcement to keep its benchmark interest rates unchanged at -0.1% boasted global markets.

Vietnam’s GDP grow 6.4% in Q3 2016 compared to the same quarter last year.

Banking and oil & gas sectors bolstered the market in the last two weeks of September. Deposit rates were reduced 0.3% to 0.5%, that can help to improve net interest margin to benefit banks. OPEC’s agreement on the outline of production cuts boosted global crude oil prices.      

On September 7, Decree 60 mentions to foreign ownership limit (FOL) of public companies.

On September 29, the Ministry of Finance also published Circular 107/2016/BTC regarding the offering, listing, and trading of covered warrants, which will take effect from January 1, 2017. 

Source: VCSC

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Giá kinh xây dựng, flat glass, building glass

by finandlife03/10/2016 15:22

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Vietnam’s Economy Remains Outperformer as GDP Climbs 6.4%

by finandlife30/09/2016 08:14

Nguyen Dieu Tu Uyen, Bloomberg

Vietnam’s economic growth accelerated this quarter, boosted by foreign investments and rising exports.

Key Points

Gross domestic product rose 6.4 percent in the third quarter from a year earlier, up from 5.78 percent in the previous three months, the General Statistics Office said in Hanoi Thursday.

In the nine months through September, the economy grew 5.93 percent, compared with the median estimate of 5.83 percent in a Bloomberg survey of four economists.

Big Picture

Growth is being buoyed by rising foreign direct investment and exports, stronger credit demand and a slight recovery in agriculture following a crippling drought. Vietnam’s economy has benefited in the past five years from companies such as Samsung Electronics Co. setting up plants in the country, transforming it into a manufacturing hub for electronics goods, including smartphones.

Economist Takeaways

"We expect Vietnam to remain a growth outperformer, bucking regional weakness in trade," said Eugenia Victorino, an economist at Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd. in Singapore. "Reforms are slowly instituted which should prop up potential growth further in the medium term."

"The jump comes from a rebound of the agriculture sector after a drought suppressed growth," said Trinh Nguyen, a senior economist for emerging-market Asia at Natixis SA in Hong Kong. "The industrial sector remains a key bright spot, with construction, manufacturing and electricity pulling through. Vietnam manufacturing is indeed a regional bright spots - exports are expanding despite the regional and global gloom. Wage cost competitiveness is the key region that it is attracting capital from countries that have worsening demographic transitions in East Asia.

Other Details

Manufacturing rose 11 percent in January to September from a year earlier, while agriculture rose 0.05 percent. In the first half of the year, farm output shrank

Disbursed foreign direct investment rose 12 percent in January to September from a year earlier

Exports increased 9 percent in September from a year earlier, with sales of electronics surging 29 percent 

Vietnam posted a trade deficit of $100 million for September. For the first nine months of the year, it had a trade surplus of $2.77 billion

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