Lemuel Calinog, Leira nn Figueroa, Jerianne Capistrano, Jomellen Antivon,Roselle Alquino, Joshua Gano, Joshua Victor Junio, Orchie Morales, Lea Tumaca and Eana Jasmine Yao. 4 0
A Five year financial plan of Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corporation / 6
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Lemuel Calinog, Leira Ann Figueroa, Jerianne Capistrano, Jomellen Antivon,Roselle Alquino, Joshua Gano, Joshua Victor Junio, Orchie Morales, Lea Tumaca and Eana Jasmine Yao.
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Financialn Plan: (BSBA major in Finance and Treasury Management) - Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, 2015.
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corporation is one of the largest and leading oil refining companies in the Philippines. It started its operation in 1914 and currently has 87,000 employees in more than 70 countries around the world. The entity operates in oil and gas exploration. It blends, transports and sells a wide range of high quality fuel, lubricants, bitumen and other specialty oil base product to millions of Filipinos every day. At this point in time, the entity is having difficulty in its solvency ratio particularly on debt and equity ratio. The entity is having a slow collection of accounts receivable that can cover its financial obligations. Also, it has a low shareholder's equity. Moreover, it mostly relies on debt for its operations. This financial plan aims to provide an action and recommendation that will enable the entity to resolve its current problem and that of the coming years. After carefully and evaluating the information gathered, the analyst came up with a recommendation to Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corporation to undertake Initial Public Offering. Issuance of new shares of stocks will provide the entity additional cash that can be used to pay debts and support its operations. With its implementation, some of the expenses of the entity may be eliminated, which may consequently increase its profits. Since it's also one of its problems, the entity has to apply a more constricted credit collection to speed up its Accounts Receivables. Through this course of action, the entity will inevitably become profitable, sustainable and more liquid.