This report provides a comprehensive financial analysis of the Warehouse Group, a major retail group in New Zealand. It begins with an overview of the company's background, including its founding and current business operations. The report then delves into key financial concepts, such as agency theory, capital budgeting, and key performance analysis, applying these concepts to the Warehouse Group's financial data. It examines the relationship between the principal (shareholders) and agents (executives) and analyzes a capital budgeting project using assumptions related to sales revenue, variable costs, and depreciation. Furthermore, the report investigates the company's financial performance through trend analysis, examining profitability and liquidity ratios. The report also assesses financial risk by comparing the Warehouse Group's share price performance with that of its competitors. It explores issues in global business, such as taxation, and discusses stakeholder engagement strategies, including communication with internal and external stakeholders. Finally, the report addresses compliance with internal and external requirements and applies business knowledge to analyze financial information and appropriate behavior within the context of the Warehouse Group.
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