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SYDNEY NSW 2000
Australia
PO Box H258
AUSTRALIA SQUARE NSW 1215
Email: mgisydney@mgisyd.com.au
06/10/16 - Financial Performance
I'm often asked by business clients whether a certain dollar profit is good. My answer is always the same - it depends. The fact is, no one can tell you whether a specific dollar profit figure in isolation is a good result or not. It's just like asking someone whether the $1,000 in interest you received from the bank is a good return. You can't answer the question until you know how much they had invested in the bank - and so too it is with a business. I use three main ratios in which to assess the financial performance of a business.
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Why is it that some businesses seem to be able to constantly reinvent themselves while others get left behind? Read about what characteristics can make a business more or less able to adapt to change.
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The recent collapse of the Dick Smith chain highlights the fact that no business is immune from potential catastrophe. But it begs the obvious question – how can a company as big as this and turning over $1.3 billion – a listed company – fail? No doubt we'll hear more in the months ahead as the receivers get to work. However, the lessons are the same for every business - from the corner store, to family businesses, to listed companies.
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We've all heard the saying before: Cash Is King! But what does it mean and why is it so important? Cash is essentially the blood that pumps through the veins of a business and keeps it alive. In most businesses, both small and large, problems occur when their cash flows are managed poorly and cause both owners and their employees' significant stress. So in these more uncertain economic times, how does a business manage its cash flow to ensure its continued success?
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A new year is traditionally seen as a time to set new ambitions and make resolutions for change. I therefore thought it might be useful to provide my top tips for good financial health in a business.
View Article06/10/16 - Growth
There are two warning signs to look out for and if you don't have your finger on these key business parameters you're flying blind.
View Article09/10/16 - Financial Performance
An Australian-owned small business with a turnover of more than $10 million should not be going broke. So why, recently, has there been a spate of small businesses doing exactly that?
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What can a business owner do if their business is struggling, especially if they’ve invested their heart and soul (as well as a large amount of capital) into the business?
View Article06/10/16 - Financial Performance, Growth
The literal definition of future proofing is: the process of anticipating the future and developing methods of minimising the effects of shocks and stresses of future events. Sounds a lot like planning doesn't it? You'll also note the significance of the word "process". This suggests that future proofing is not about one-off gimmicks or quick fixes - it is a course of action, an ongoing function.
View Article06/10/16 - Growth
We live in a constantly changing world. You must ensure that you keep yourself informed of business trends, new products and new technologies that will have an influence on how your business performs and update your strategic plan accordingly.
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