Financial Analysis

Financial Analysis

Introduction

Company profile

Taylor Devices is a leader in the manufacture of shock absorption and vibration since 1954. Taylor Devices has developed and patented concepts such as fluid control ports, dynamic compression of fluid, self-adjusting shock absorbers and springs liquid. The range of standard products available for commercial, industrial and military shocks include small arms and heavy gauge, shock isolators, dampers crane, liquid springs and dampers our exclusive self-adjusting power.

Taylor Devices, provider of the Government of Canada and the Government of the United States, has teamed up with the State University of New York at Buffalo (SUNYAB) to apply these devices to buildings (new or upgraded) as well as bridges to improve seismic performance. This is the SUNYAB. Among the most outstanding features include maintenance free design proven, as evidenced by the many years of use by the military design that ensures safe operation throughout the life of the building or bridge which leads by significantly lower cost than traditional methods. Today, there are 300 projects worldwide.

The certification ISO 9001:2000 and AS / EN 9100 Taylor Devices is the guarantee that all processes and procedures are consistent with a wide range of stringent international requirements of quality. In addition to ISO 9001:2000 and AS / EN 9100, the company has also obtained the certificate of compliance with the quality standard NHB-5300.4 (1C) of NASA for space applications: spaceships and satellites

Discussion

Financial Analysis

Financial analysis refers to the systematic assessment of the financial situation of a company, person or project. The purpose of this analysis is to provide information from various sources, a synthetic vision which emphasizes the reality of the situation and should help the officer, investor and lender in their decision making.

Symbol:

TAYD

Exchange (s):

NASDAQ

Sector:

Industrial (Machinery)

ANNUAL FINANCIALS

May 31, 2012 12 MonthsU.S. $

May 31, 2011 12 MonthsU.S. $

May 31, 2010 12 MonthsU.S. $

Growth over 3 years Variation (%)

Total Revenues ($ thousands)

29000

20900

20900

20.13

Earnings before interest and taxes ($ thousands)

2,940

1710

1710

47.83

Loss ($ thousands)

2,190

1,410

1,410

56.62

EPS

0.67

0.44

0.49

54.98

T.A ($ thousands)

26460

19870

19870

14.93

Dividends per share

0.00

0.00

0.00

n / a

Return on Com.

12.38

8.61

9.54

n / a

Effective

n / a

n / a

n / a

Results continuous period of 12 months

12 months endedMay 31, 2012, U.S. $

12 months endedMay 31, 2011, U.S. $

% Change

Total Revenues ($ thousands)

31750

21210

49.69

Loss ($ thousands)

2,390

1,640

40.38

Earnings per share

0.73

0.52

n / a

DPS

0.00

0.00

n / a

Number of shares

3290000

3230000

n / a

Margin Trading

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Production of the Year

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Operating Income 

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