A Five-year Financial Plan for Manila Bay Spinning Mills, Inc / Karla Monique K. Ramos, Eugene R. Dimaculangan, Janairah D. Umpa, Myka I. Bibal, Ann Margaret R. Alcaraz, Innah Michaella A. catapang, Michael C. Dionisio, Jhon Keith G. Kadusale, John Kenneth A. Marcaida, and Ethel S. Soliman. 6

By: Karla Monique K. Ramos, Eugene R. Dimaculangan, Janairah D. Umpa, Myka I. Bibal, Ann Margaret R. Alcaraz, Innah Michaella A. catapang, Michael C. Dionisio, Jhon Keith G. Kadusale, John Kenneth A. Marcaida, and Ethel S. Soliman. 4 0 16, [, ] | [, ] |
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Action note: In: Summary: Executive Summary: Manila Bay Spinning Mills, Inc. is a domestic corporation that started their operation in August 1956 and was reincorporated for another fifty (50) years on June 2006 with SEC registration. The company's primary registered activity is to engage in manufacturing, selling at wholesale and retail otherwise dealing in yam, spinning or raw cotton, and other materials thereof and the appurtenance thereto. Secondarily, to operate a private or public bonded warehouse, to purchase, hold, convey, sell, lease, let, mortgage, encumber and otherwise deal with such real and personal property. According to the proposed five-year financial planning. Manila Bay Spinning Mills, Inc. is suffering from relatively high expenses incurred, particularly in the operating expenses. This is mirrored in the firm's statement of financial position wherein stated that the entity have not been paid yet its future expenses and it is also evident that they are having difficulty in meeting their long-term obligations. The entity is also having increasing payables while having a low amount of currency on hand which denotes that in this particular instance, the company is not capable of meeting its existing obligations as well. Other editions:
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Executive Summary: Manila Bay Spinning Mills, Inc. is a domestic corporation that started their operation in August 1956 and was reincorporated for another fifty (50) years on June 2006 with SEC registration. The company's primary registered activity is to engage in manufacturing, selling at wholesale and retail otherwise dealing in yam, spinning or raw cotton, and other materials thereof and the appurtenance thereto. Secondarily, to operate a private or public bonded warehouse, to purchase, hold, convey, sell, lease, let, mortgage, encumber and otherwise deal with such real and personal property. According to the proposed five-year financial planning. Manila Bay Spinning Mills, Inc. is suffering from relatively high expenses incurred, particularly in the operating expenses. This is mirrored in the firm's statement of financial position wherein stated that the entity have not been paid yet its future expenses and it is also evident that they are having difficulty in meeting their long-term obligations. The entity is also having increasing payables while having a low amount of currency on hand which denotes that in this particular instance, the company is not capable of meeting its existing obligations as well.

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