Morrison (Wm.) Supermarkets is committed in the operation of retail shopping centre shops and affiliated activities. Through its subsidiaries, Co. is committed in the construct and distribution of fresh food goods; fresh nourishment products wholesale; the provision of insurance services; new meat processing; merchandise wrapping; bakery procedures; property development; and food store retailing. As of Jan 31 2010, Co. hpublicity a total of 425 shops over the joined Kingdom.
Introduction
Incorporated: United Kingdom
CUSIP: 92933J10
Auditor: KPMG Audit Plc
Legal Counsel: Wragge & Co LLP,Gordons LLP,Ashurst LLP
Transfer Agent: Capita Registrars, Huddersfield, United Kingdom
Country: United Kingdom
Sector: Retail - Food & Beverage, Drug & Tobacco
Industry: Fresh fruits and vegetables (SIC 5148)
Industry: Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Merchant Wholesalers (NAICS 424480)
Number of Employees: 55,703 (Total Full-Time as of 01/31/2010)
Number of Shareholders: 46,959 (as of 01/31/2010)
Revenue: 15,410,000,000
Net Income: 598,000,000
Dividend: 0.5841 Dividend Yield: 2.7411
EPS Basic: 0.228 EPS Diluted: 0.2237
Morrison And Its Performance During Years
Financial Highlights as of 01/31/2010 in GBP
Income Statement
(In Thousands)
Total Revenue
15,410,000
EBITDA
903,000
Operating Income
838,000
Net Income
598,000
Revenue per Share
5.89
EPS - snare earnings - Diluted
0.22
Share Outstanding
2,651,100
Weighted Average Shares spectacular - Diluted
2,623,300
Weighted Average Shares spectacular - Basic
2,673,800
Earnings per Share - Basic
0.23
Stock Price and Valuation (Data as of 11/24/2010)
Share Outstanding(000's)
2,651,100
Dividend Per Share(TTM)
0.5841
Last Closing Price
21.31
Previous Trading Day Range
21.31 - 21.57
52 Week Range
18.61 - 24.81
7Day mean concluding Price
21.72
30 Day mean concluding Price
22.42
200 Day mean concluding Price
21.57
High Price Last 3 Mos.
24.09
Low Price Last 3 Mos.
21.30
Avg Daily Volume Last 3 Mos.
22,939.09
Management Effectiveness
ROA % (Net)
7.06
ROE % (Net)
12.67
ROI % (Operating)
17.75
Profitability Ratios
Gross Margin
6.89
Operating Margin
5.86
EBITDA Margin %
5.86
Calculated Tax Rate %
30.30
Profit Margin (TTM)
3.88
Valuation Ratios
Price/Earnings (TTM)
12.45
Price/Book (TTM)
1.53
Price/Cash Flow(TTM)
10.13
Asset Management
Total Asset Turnover
1.82
Receivables Turnover
69.76
Inventory Turnover
26.79
Property vegetation & Equip Turnover
2.24
Cash & Equivalents Turnover
54.03
Debt Management
Interest Coverage
20.44
Long period liability as % of bought into Capital
0.00
Accounts Payable Turnover
11.07
Accrued Expenses Turnover
376.89
Liquidity Indicators
Quick Ratio
0.21
Current Ratio
0.51
Net Current Assets as % of Total Assets
(12.08)
Free money Flow per Share
(0.06)
Revenue to Assets
1.76
Profitability Ratios
01/31/2010
02/01/2009
02/03/2008
ROA % (Net)
7.06
>
5.82
>
7.4
>
ROE % (Net)
12.67
>
10.37
>
13.38
>
ROI % (Operating)
17.75
>
14.24
>
13.28
>
EBITDA Margin %
5.86
>
4.81
>
5.07
>
Calculated Tax Rate %
30.3
>
29.77
>
9.48
>
Liquidity Ratios
01/31/2010
02/01/2009
02/03/2008
Quick Ratio
0.21
>
0.28
>
0.21
>
Current Ratio
0.51
>
0.53
>
0.49
>
Net Current Assets % TA
(12.08)
>
(11.65)
>
(12.35)
>
Asset Management
01/31/2010
02/01/2009
02/03/2008
Total Asset Turnover
1.82
>
1.84
>
1.73
>
Receivables Turnover
69.76
>
65.92
>
74.87
>
Inventory Turnover
26.79
>
29.09
>
30.01
>
Accounts Payable Turnover
11.07
>
11.23
>
12.07
>
Accrued Expenses Turnover
376.89
>
342.77
>
216.56
>
Property Plant & Equip Turnover
2.24
>
2.28
>
2.11
>
Cash & Equivalents Turnover
54.03
>
56.25
>
61.62
>
Per Share
Per Share
01/31/2010
02/01/2009
02/03/2008
Cash Flow per Share
0.28
>
0.3
>
0.22
>
Book Value per Share
1.87
>
1.72
>
1.63
>
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