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Danaher Corporation
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Danaher Corporation
Initially founded as a real estate investment trust, Danaher Corporation (hereinafter
referred to as Danaher) literally transformed itself in 1984 by significantly changing its focus and
business strategy. The new corporate strategy was to seek out and acquire companies that had
extreme potential in terms of branding, performance, innovation, and/or distribution. Although
initially cutting its teeth on the automotive and industrial tool supply industries, the firm quickly
branched out into other areas of innovation related to precision instrumentation and components.
This emphasis eventually led to its current presence in the life sciences, dental products, and the
environmental services industries as well. Today Danaher is number 144 on the prestigious
Fortune 500 list and operates in the United States as well as Europe and Asia employing over
67,000 people worldwide.
Executive Summary
In 1990, led by former Black and Decker CEO George M. Sherman, Danaher expanded
into the global marketplace with the testing and measurement division. This new division formed
the path to market expansion that resulted in the firm’s eventual participation in the biomedical
fields and the computer technology arena. These two areas of focus eventually laid the
groundwork for now life sciences division- an area in which Danaher has been a major player
ever since. By 2006, the organization’s four major areas of focus were Industrial Technology,
Professional Instrumentation, Medical Technologies, and Tools and Components. However, with
the significant advancement of technologies in these markets, these divisions have since been
transformed into the more distinct areas better defined as the Diagnostics, Life Sciences,
Environmental and Applied Solutions, and the Dental division. Due to the vast and diverse range
of these platforms, the firm very quickly realized the need to come up with a consistent and
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universal business strategy that would accurately reflect its core competencies and unique value
propositions. Thus, the Danaher Business System (DBS) was born. The system, based upon the
Toyota Production model of lean manufacturing, has served the company well with a common
language that transcends all business segments within the firm despite different operating
models, customer emphasis, and its diverse employee base. It has become the basis for the
culture and the organization’s shared purpose- “helping realize life’s potential”.
To date, Danaher still bases the majority of its growth strategy around mergers and
acquisitions seeking out innovative science and technology firms to transform into high value
propositions in terms of profits and customer satisfaction. Unlike many companies of its size,
Danaher is not a household name but its role in the markets it serves is unprecedented.
Existing Mission, Objectives, and Strategies
A long-time employee of the firm, CEO, Thomas P. Joyce, Jr. grew up in the company
and took over the helm of Danaher in April of 2014. Since then, Joyce has taken the firm through
a major restructuring, significant divesting, and a universal refocus.
Current Organizational Strategy and Focus
In its quest to “realize life’s potential”, Danaher focuses on four specific and diverse
divisions. These divisions are Life Sciences, Diagnostics, Dental, and Environmental and
Applied Solutions.
The Life Sciences component centers on a broad range of research tools like mass
spectrometry, cellular analysis and centrifugation, microscopy and filtration. Its customers are
mainly researchers and scientists. The products provided to these consumers tend to be high
quality and reliable, enhance productivity, and offer an intense level of service and support.
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The Diagnostics division works with hospitals, labs, physicians, and critical care facilities
by providing equipment, software, services, and consumables that concentrate on the unique
needs of the clinical, pathology, and critical care settings. Due to the intense nature of these
situations, customers in this arena expect products of quality, reliability, speed, and accuracy
along with enhanced product support that is included in cost of product purchase.
The third aspect of Danaher’s business component is Dental. This area serves the industry
that centers on diagnosing, treating, and dealing with disease and general make-up of the mouth
with a specific emphasis on teeth. The customers tend to be oral health professionals like
dentists, dental hygienists, and dental labs. The main areas of product interest and concern for
these consumers is product performance and effectiveness as well as innovation and efficiency.
The last component of Danaher is the Environmental and Applied Solutions division.
Product users in the environmental aspect of this category are municipalities, third-party
laboratories, and environmental professionals looking for water quality and treatment solutions.
Because the products are highly specialized, expectations of extreme expertise and performance
are high and unmatched. In addition to the aforementioned products, another product line that
falls under this division is the Product Identification segment. This area centers on marking,
coding, identification, and product design of various pharmaceutical, industrial, and consumer
packaging. Among the users of this technology are manufacturers, graphic designers, and
packagers. These producers are especially concerned about ease of use, technology required for
use, and maintenance issues associated with use.
The Danaher Business System
The Danaher Business System uses a business strategy that encapsulates the elements of
growth, leadership, and lean manufacturing techniques to ensure a common language and
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business platform within the organization that is uniquely unmatched by most organizations of its
size and magnitude. According to Danaher, it is “who we are and how we do what we do”
(Danaher, 2016). The system permeates through the culture of the organization and is the basis
for the effective performance the firm enjoys. Like the Toyota Production System, the DBS
encourages developing plans and sustainable processes that stress superior performance through
change and on-going improvement stressing four simple concepts- Quality, Delivery, Cost, and
Innovation (Danaher, 2016). DBS creates the institution’s shared purpose of “Helping realize
life’s potential”. Danaher encourages its people to be constantly adapting and reinventing itself
as technology and customer needs transform.
Mission and Objectives
“Danaher is a global science and technology innovator committed to helping its
customers solve complex challenges and improving quality of life around the world” (Danaher,
2016). With this mission comes an extreme amount of corporate responsibility. With over
67,000 employees worldwide, the firm is able to capitalize on skills drawn from a global
workforce and a marketplace that does not rely on any one specific economy.
New Mission Statement
Danaher Corporation will concentrate its efforts on its 3) existing global customer base in
the United States, Europe and Asia as well as emerging market opportunities in the Middle East
and Africa. With a focus driven by 2) devising new innovations, providing excellent customer
service, and ongoing support for its existing product base in its four areas of emphasis, the firm
will engage a particular focus on 5) growth in the Environmental and Life Sciences marketplace
(markets with the promise of being very sustainable with high growth potential for the future) .
The firm will alleviate any products that have substantial substitutes available and turn its
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attention to 4) first-to-market offerings with cloud-based technology. It will continue to maintain
a 6) high level of integrity and quality while locating innovative and cutting-edge manufacturers
to partner with in the future- those who have high value propositions but lack the necessary
growth capital. Since its market base is mostly made up of 1) professionals that are either very
educated or come from very technical backgrounds, the firm will continue to function with a
significant standard of excellence in its particular segments and niches- no longer putting any of
resources towards mass production or cost-cutting models. The institution will also take extreme
care to ensure that all of its manufacturing processes are 8) environmentally sound, responsible,
and ethical so the impact left on this generation and beyond will be minimal. The company will
continue to invest 9) in its talented employee base and maintain a culture driven by high
standards of quality, innovation, and technical expertise. It is 7) through its focus of these core
competencies that Danaher Corporation will continue to set itself apart from its competitors
today and well into the future.
Analysis of Existing Business Model
Danaher’s existing business model consists of the formula of “Core Revenue Growth +
Margin Expansion + Strong Free Cash Flow + Acquisitions = TOP QUARTILE EPS GROWTH
& COMPOUNDING RETURNS” (danaher.com). It intends to do this through strategic market
penetration by obtaining brands with untapped potential in markets with high barriers to entry.
Because it continues to focus and strengthen its core competencies with the use of DBS and its
unmatched professional and talented teams, this Danaher specific “playbook” will provide for
sustainable core growth and continual improvement to cost structure allowing the firm to
reinvest in new ventures and ideas that are leading edge.
SWOT Analysis
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One of Danaher’s biggest strengths is their strong returns on starting new projects and
expanding their revenue streams. In 2013 alone, the firm acquired the vehicle-tracking company
Navaman Wireless and systems maker HemoCue. Sales grew 4.7% but operating margins
remained the same. Another strength of Danaher is its ability to promote senior leaders from
within. As of 2017, Danaher had placed 80% of senior leadership positions from within.
However, one of Danaher’s most glaring weaknesses is its inability to keep up with
competitors in its markets. The company has simply not invested the amount of money in
technology that many of its direct rivals have. This area needs addressing if the firm wants to
remain viable for the long term. When looking at opportunities, Danaher must commit resources
to new technology to retain as well as bring in new customers. One of the biggest threats to this
firm is its reactionary approach to opposition. Historically, when competitors introduce new
products, Danaher does the same after-the-fact instead of being a market leader. To illustrate this,
review the Internal Factor Evaluation Matrix, External Factor Evaluation Matrix, and SWOT
Bivariate Strategy in Appendices 1, 2, and 3.
Competitive Forces Analysis
Threat of New Entrants
New entrants into this innovative market can create pressure on Danaher to reduce costs
and prices. Danaher can alleviate this threat of new entrants by innovating new products that
tend to bring in new customers. Since new entrants are less likely to enter an industry with well-
established companies, Danaher should invest significant resources to research and development
to expand its customer base.
Bargaining Power of Suppliers
Given the complexity of the products Danaher sells, it naturally has many different
suppliers for its materials. Danaher can build a strong supply chain with a more limited number
of suppliers by attempting to use similar types of materials to make their products. This would
allow Danaher to have additional manufacturing choices in the event of a price increase with one
particular type of material. Developing an interdependent relationship with suppliers will help
stabilize price because they will not be able to strong-arm the firm into paying more without
disrupting the relationship.
Bargaining Power of Buyers
Buyers today want both a high quality product and a fair price. Danaher should consider
broadening its customer base to alleviate any unfavorable bargaining power from any particular
customer. If the firm continues to introduce new products and enhancements, more and more
buyers will be less likely to leave for a competitor offering.
Threat of Substitute Products or Services
Upon introduction of a new product or service in an industry, the overall profit margins
will tend to decrease for the remaining firms. An example of this is what Uber did to the taxicab
industry. Danaher will need to make a point to understand what its customer needs are and not
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base it on what they tend to buy. By using customer surveys, Danaher can stay ahead of any
potential substitutes or missed opportunities by not providing enhancing features.
Rivalry Among Existing Competitors
Realization of lower profits have occurred with increased competition in the industry
over recent years because increased competition brings prices down. Therefore, Danaher should
focus resources on showing customers why their product stands out. If customers cannot
differentiate Danaher’s products over its competitors, they will lose more and more market share.
CPM Matrix Analysis
After conducting the CPM Matrix, Danaher has several strengths they should protect.
One of these strengths is its specific market penetration. To protect this, it should continue to
offer promotions and product specials to grab customers. In addition, the firm should continue to
put resources into its marketing strategy to encourage existing and new customers to purchase its
products. Another strength Danaher should protect is its product quality. To protect this quality,
the firm should attempt to make its products in-house as outsourcing can decrease superiority. In
addition, to alleviate competition, Danaher should implement process improvement efforts to
maintain its high-quality reputation.
On the flipside, an area of weakness for Danaher is the amount of resources it puts
towards research and development compared to its competitors. In a highly complex industry
such as this, it is imperative to stay innovative and focus on not just maintaining but improving.
Another weakness is Danaher’s customer service standing in relation to its competitors.
Danaher could provide customer service training to its employees to strengthen this weakness.
Danaher should put more emphasis on these types of initiatives to maintain and grow its
customer base. The complete CPM Matrix is located in Appendix 4.
Competitor’s Ratio Analysis
A competitor ratio analysis is a good tool to benchmark a firm’s financials and. Using a
current ratio will assess a company’s ability to pay short-term liabilities with its short-term
assets. As one can see, Siemen’s has a current ratio of less than 1 which would be considered a
financial risk by creditors. On the other hand, Danaher and Abbott are above 1 which means the
companies are liquid and can liquidate their current assets more easily to pay short-term
liabilities. Alternatively, the quick ratio is a more conservative view of a firm’s liquidity because
it does not include inventory and other current assets. That said, Siemens and Danaher are both
rated under 1 in this category which is a positive while Abbott’s quick ratio is over 1. The debt-
to-equity ratio compares a firm’s total liabilities to its shareholder’s equity. Generally, a good
debt-to-equity ratio should not be about 2. Abbott and Danaher are both well under that number.
The full Competitor Key Ratios breakdown is in Appendix 5.
Current and Historical Financial Statements
A complete breakdown of historical as well as recent financial information is included in
Appendix 6. For further clarification, an analysis of change from prior periods is also included.
Current Danaher Ratios
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In the years 2015 through 2017, Danaher’s working capital ratio declined (2015-2016)
and then increased (2017). Danaher’s favorable working capital ratio allows it the ability to cover
its short-term debt. On the other hand, Danaher’s quick ratio is lower than some peers and could
create concerns. In fact, at times it is lower than 1.0 creating challenges if the firm were to seek
outside financing. Since Danaher’s gross margin has increased from 2015 to 2017, one would
have a plausible argument that additional income is available to pay-off debt or acquire new
firms (see appendix 7).
Potential Strategies
Danaher currently only acquires new businesses that align with its current products and
implements changes to make them more profitable. Over the past three years, Danaher’s revenue
has increased operating income but capital expenditures continue to grow. Danaher’s net income
has yet to reach 2015 levels as it continues to invest heavily into research and development. A
strategy that could possibly benefit Danaher would be to incorporate a 10% reduction in
operating costs by using lean principles. A direct benefit to reducing cost would be increased
profit. However, at least initially, efficiency may decrease due to cost-cutting measures. An
alternative to this could be to continue investing in new businesses while aggressively paying
down liabilities. A concept Danaher has not focused on in the past (see appendix 8).
Proposed Strategies and Net Present Analysis
Danaher Corp.’s current net income is 557M USD as of September 2018- with projected
earnings per share (ESP) of 1.5. The company also has a cash revenue of 4.51B, an EBIT of
683M, and its stock is priced at 107.74 (DHR Income Statement, 2018). The following proposed
strategies seek to enhance the company’s market value and increase the share value for
stakeholders.
The first strategy is to invest in enhancing the performance of a current factory located in
Sandwiesenstraße, Germany. The estimated initial cost for this investment is 1M spread over
three years. At the end of those years, the technology will generate net cash flows of $500,000 at
an appropriate discount rate of 10% p.a. By utilizing the net present value analysis formula we
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can determine that PV = -$1m, PV = $500,000/(1.10)^1 = $454,545, PV = $500,000/(1.10)^2 =
$413,223, PV = $500,000/(1.10)^3 = $375,657 = $546,411. When adding all of the PV values
together and subtracting the initial investment, we end up with a total NPV of $243,425. This
means the market value of the company’s assets should increase by $243,425- the NPV of the
project.
The second strategy is to invest in 3D dental printing technology that could dramatically
improve efficiency in the dental industry. The estimated initial cost for this investment is 2M
spread over a period of four years. The technology will generate net cash flow of approximately
$800,000 at an appropriate discount rate of 10% by the end of four years. By utilizing the NPV
analysis formula we can determine that PV = -$2m, PV = $800,000/(1.10)^1 = $727,723, PV =
$800,000/(1.10)^2 = $661,157, PV = $800,000/(1.10)^3 = $601,052, PV = $800,000/(1.10)^4 =
$546,411. When adding all of the PV values together and subtracting the initial investment, we
end up with a total NPV of $535,893 allowing the market value of the company’s assets to
increase by $535,893- the NPV of the project. NPV calculates and compares the amount invested
today against the present value of the future cash receipts from the investment. In this situation,
the two strategy investments represent the future cash amount after they are discounted by their
specific rate of return.
Recommended Strategy and Long-term Objective
The two proposed project strategies are not reliant on or affect the acceptability of the
other. Because both projects have a positive NPV, our recommendation would be to invest in
both projects. The expected net cash flow of this strategy is $500,000 and a net present value of
$243,425 over the next three years. The second strategy to invest in new 3D printing technology
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generates an expected net cash flow of 800,000 and a net present value of $546,411 over the next
four years.
According to CEO Joyce, Danaher’s long-term objectives are to continue its growth
through acquisitions, reinvestments, and an expansion into the Chinese market. The company
plans to obtain these goals by driving share gains and earnings per share growth through different
acquisition projects. The company should continue making acquisitions, which have proven to be
profitable- specifically during the first quarter of last year when their net earnings surged by 17%
and their revenue increased 7% (Enriquez, 2017). Additionally, through the reinvestment of
existing businesses, the company can enhance its long-term growth trajectory. Furthermore, by
expansion to the Chinese market, it can continue to grow internationally. Danaher plans to invest
heavily in China because of its important geographic profile. A final goal is to continue investing
in R&D with a specific focus on digital dentistry.
Proposed New Business Model
Danaher Corp. is known for its DBS business model. This current model seeks to ensure
maximum effectiveness and efficiency by aligning its operating model with its business strategy.
Although, Danaher’s model has been effective for many years, it is also outdated and requires a
technological and modern update. As other competitors come up with original, more modern and
efficient models, Danaher must change, implement, and adapt its own current model. This could
prove to be a difficult task for the company because its assets are in very diverse sub-industries.
A possible new business model could utilize the company’s existing DBS and enhance it by the
use of technology and collaboration with partnerships that enable growth. The company can also
take advantage of cloud technology to build its new model, which offers customers a seamless
experience and can help the company adapt to changes within the market at a much quicker pace.
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With big data revolutions becoming much faster and more cost effective this year, the
company can take advantage of powerful database tools that integrate business data and use
insights derived from data sets towards better decision-making. The company can combine the
open business model with its existing system to better “create and capture value by
systematically collaborating with outside partners” (Osterwalder & Pigneur, 2010, p. 109).
Through new partnerships, the company can transform and deliver a seamless customer
experience that utilizes advanced data analytics to get a better understanding of true data
insights. Lastly, by collecting and analyzing mass amounts of data, the company can use this data
to create a deeper relationship with customers on a larger scale.
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Appendix 1
IFE Matrix
S
W
R
W
S
1
Firm has built a culture among distributor & dealers
where dealers promote company’s products and invest
in training sales teams
0.03
3
0.09
2
Danaher has been successful starting new projects and
bringing in strong returns on capital expenditure by
building new revenue streams.
0.20
4
0.80
3
Diversity amoung clients - No customer accounted for
more than 10% of sales in 2017, 2016, or 2015.
0.09
3
0.27
4
Danaher Corporation has invested in building a strong
brand portfolio which can be useful if the organization
wants to expand into new product categories.
0.07
3
0.21
5
The firm has a strong track record of developing new
products in the market.
0.08
3
0.24
6
Promoting from within. As of 2017, Danaher has
place 80% of senior leadership positions that were
operating company presidents or higher, internally.
0.10
4
0.40
0.00
0
0.00
Weaknesses
Weight
Rating
Weighted
Score
1
Steady increase of intense competition in the
market over the recent years
0.15
1
0.15
2
Danaher needs to put more money in
technology to integrate the processes across the
board. Right now the investment in technologies is
not at par with the vision of the company.
0.10
1
0.10
3
The healthcare industry is in the middle of
going through many changes, this could adversly
affect the firm
0.07
1
0.07
4
While the firm has had many new business
acquisitions and new products, it has faced challenges
in moving product segments with its present culture
0.06
2
0.12
5
The firms indebtdness has limited operations
and use of cash flow - As of December 31, 2017
Danaher had $10.5 billion in outstanding
indebtedness.
0.05
2
0.10
Total IFE Score
1.00
2.55
EFE Matrix
Opportunities
Weight
Eland
Weighted
Score
Investments
in
new
technology
will
enable
the
firm
to
maintain
its
loyal
0.15
2
0.3
New
environmental
policies
will
create
a
level
playing
field
for
all
the
existing
firms
in
the industry.
Danaher
Corporation
should
utitlize
their
0.11 3
new
technology
and
gain
market
share
:
0.33
The
adoption
of
new
technology
standard
and
government
free
trade
0.03
2
0.06
The
development
of
the
market
should
lead
to
the
weakening
of
lcompetitor’s
advantage
and
help
Danaher
Corporation
to
increase
its
0.06
3
competitiveness
in
comparison
to
the
competitors.
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Weighted
Score
(Over
recent
years
the
company
has
developed
numerous
products
but
0.17
4
those
are often
response
to
the
development
by
competitors
.
0.68
The
product
demand
has
a
very
seasonal
nature
to
it.
If
there
was
a
dip
in
revenue
during
a
peak
part
of
the season
it
could
effect
the
profits
of
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the
company
0.32
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an
increase
in
competition
over
recentyears,
there
has
been
an
, :
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0.10
2
increase
in
pressure
to
maintain
profitability
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products
Danaher
produces
are
extremely
complex,
any
manufacturing
problems
could cause
major
problems
with
their
0.20
2
reputation
and
revenue
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technologies
brought
in
by
competitors
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could
be
serious
threat
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3
to the
firm
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EFE
Score
1.00
2.53
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Market
Share
Position
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1.0
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Appendix 4
CPM Matrix
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Appendix 5
Competitor Key Ratios
(Data provided by morningstar.com)
Danaher Corporation
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
Current
Ratio
1.89
1.73
1.5
1.8
2.01
1.75
1.27
.97
1.43
Quick
Ratio
1.32
1.17
.86
1.18
1.45
1.23
.77
.6
.87
Debt-to-
Equity
Ratio
.25
.20
.30
.28
.15
.15
.51
.42
.39
Siemens Healthineers
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
Current
Ratio
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
.55
.85
.77
Quick
Ratio
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
.45
.68
.59
Debt-to-
Equity
Ratio
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
.01
N/A
Abbott
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
Current
Ratio
1.79
1.29
1.54
2.36
2.02
1.45
1.54
4.02
2.26
Quick
Ratio
1.26
.73
1.02
1.72
1.27
.76
1.04
3.31
1.67
Debt-to-
Equity
Ratio
.49
.56
.49
.68
.13
.16
.28
1.00
.88
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Appendix 6
Income Statement
Period Ending:
12/31/15
12/31/16
2015-2016 ∆
12/31/17
2016-2017 ∆
Total Revenue
$14,433,700
$16,882,400
$2,448,700.00
$18,329,700
$1,447,300.00
Cost of Revenue
$6,662,600
$7,547,800
$885,200.00
$8,137,200
$589,400.00
Gross Profit
$7,771,100
$9,334,600
$1,563,500.00
$10,192,500
$857,900.00
Research and Development
$861,400
$975,100
$113,700.00
$1,128,800
$153,700.00
Sales, General and Admin.
$4,747,500
$5,608,600
$861,100.00
$6,042,500
$433,900.00
Operating Income
$2,162,200
$2,750,900
$588,700.00
$3,021,200
$270,300.00
Add'l income/expense items
$17,000
$44,800
$27,800.00
$80,300
$35,500.00
Earnings Before Interest and Tax
$2,179,200
$2,795,700
$616,500.00
$3,101,500
$305,800.00
Interest Expense
$139,800
$184,400
$44,600.00
$162,700
-$21,700.00
Earnings Before Tax
$2,039,400
$2,611,300
$571,900.00
$2,938,800
$327,500.00
Income Tax
$292,700
$457,900
$165,200.00
$469,000
$11,100.00
Net Income-Cont. Operations
$1,746,700
$2,153,400
$406,700.00
$2,469,800
$316,400.00
Net Income
$3,357,400
$2,553,700
-$803,700.00
$2,492,100
-$61,600.00
Net Income Applicable to
Common Shareholders
$3,357,400
$2,553,700
-$803,700.00
$2,492,100
-$61,600.00
Running head: DANAHER CORPORATION
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Balance Sheet
12/31/15
12/31/16
2015-2016 ∆
12/31/17
2016-2017 ∆
Cash and Cash Equivalents
$790,800
$963,700
$172,900
$630,300
-$333,400
Short-Term Investments
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
Net Receivables
$2,985,100
$3,186,100
$201,000
$3,521,800
$335,700
Inventory
$1,573,100
$1,709,400
$136,300
$1,840,800
$131,400
Other Current Assets
$2,487,700
$805,900
-$1,681,800
$857,100
$51,200
Total Current Assets
$7,836,700
$6,665,100
-$1,171,600
$6,850,000
$184,900
Long-Term Investments
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
Fixed Assets
$2,302,700
$2,354,000
$51,300
$2,454,600
$100,600
Goodwill
$21,014,900
$23,826,900
$2,812,000
$25,138,600
$1,311,700
Intangible Assets
$10,545,300
$11,818,000
$1,272,700
$11,667,100
-$150,900
Other Assets
$6,522,600
$631,300
-$5,891,300
$538,300
-$93,000
Deferred Asset Charges
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
Total Assets
$48,222,200
$45,295,300
-$2,926,900
$46,648,600
$1,353,300
Accounts Payable
$4,001,300
$4,279,200
$277,900
$4,597,600
$318,400
ST Debt/Current Portion of LTD
$845,200
$2,594,800
$1,749,600
$194,700
-$2,400,100
Other Current Liabilities
$1,323,900
$0
-$1,323,900
$0
$0
Total Current Liabilities
$6,170,400
$6,874,000
$703,600
$4,792,300
-$2,081,700
Long-Term Debt
$12,025,200
$9,674,200
-$2,351,000
$10,327,400
$653,200
Other Liabilities
$6,262,600
$5,670,300
-$592,300
$5,161,100
-$509,200
Def. Liab. CHG
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
Misc. Stocks
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
Minority Interest
$73,700
$74,000
$300
$9,600
-$64,400
Total Liabilities
$24,531,900
$22,292,500
-$2,239,400
$20,290,400
-$2,002,100
Common Stocks
$8,000
$8,100
$100
$8,100
$0
Capital Surplus
$4,981,200
$5,312,900
$331,700
$5,538,200
$225,300
Retained Earnings
$21,012,300
$20,703,500
-$308,800
$22,806,100
$2,102,600
Treasury Stock
$0
$0
$0
$0
$0
Other Equity
-$2,311,200
-$3,021,700
-$710,500
-$1,994,200
$1,027,500
Total Equity
$23,690,300
$23,002,800
-$687,500
$26,358,200
$3,355,400
Total Liabilities & Equity
$48,222,200
$45,295,300
-$2,926,900
$46,648,600
$1,353,300
Running head: DANAHER CORPORATION
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Cash Flow
12/31/2015
12/31/2016
2015-2016 ∆
12/31/2017
2016-2017 ∆
Net Income
3,357,400
2,553,700
-803,700
2,492,100
-61,600
Depreciation
880,800
1,128,100
247,300
1,238,300
110,200
Net Inc. Adj.
-1,515,700
-303,100
1,212,600
100,400
403,500
Accounts Receivable
800
-183,100
-183,900
-161,400
21,700
Changes in Inventories
146,500
9,400
-137,100
-27,400
-36,800
Other Op. Activities
-253,100
-446,300
-193,200
-422,500
23,800
Liabilities
215,500
328,800
113,300
258,300
-70,500
Net Cash Flow-Op.
3,801,800
3,521,800
-280,000
3,477,800
-44,000
Capital Expenditures
-512,900
-589,600
-76,700
-619,600
-30,000
Investments
-44,100
264,800
308,900
137,900
-126,900
Other Investing Activities
-14,394,000
-4,918,200
9,475,800
-361,700
4,556,500
Net Cash Flows-Investing
-14,951,000
-5,243,000
9,708,000
-843,400
4,399,600
Sale and Purchase of Stock
249,000
164,500
-84,500
4,400
-160,100
Net Borrowings
9,158,600
2,790,300
-6,368,300
-2,664,800
-5,455,100
Other Financing Activities
-3,300
-512,300
-509,000
-59,800
452,500
Net Cash Flows-Financing
9,050,200
2,042,700
-7,007,500
-3,098,500
-5,141,200
Effect of Exchange Rate
-115,800
-148,600
-32,800
130,700
279,300
Net Cash Flow
-2,214,800
172,900
2,387,700
-333,400
-506,300
Running head: DANAHER CORPORATION
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Appendix 7
Ratio
2015
2016
2015-2016 ∆
2017
2016-2017 ∆
Working Capital Ratio
1.27
0.97
-0.30
1.43
0.46
Current assets/Current Liabilities = Working Capital Ratio
Quick Ratio
1.02
0.72
-0.29
1.05
0.32
Current Assets - Inventory / Current Liabilities = Quick Ratio
Gross Margin
0.54
0.55
0.01
0.56
0.00
Running head: DANAHER CORPORATION
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Appendix 8
Pro Forma
Income
Statement
Period Ending:
12/31/2018
2017-2018 ∆
With Strategy
12/31/2019
2018-2019 ∆
With Strategy
12/31/2020
2019-2020 ∆
With Strategy
Total Revenue
$20,670,218.58
$2,340,518.58
$20,670,218.58
$23,357,347.00
$2,687,128.42
$23,357,347.00
$26,393,802.11
$3,036,455.11
$26,393,802.11
Cost of Revenue
$8,995,471.27
$858,271.27
$8,995,471.27
$9,944,268.71
$948,797.44
$8,995,471.27
$11,435,909.02
$1,491,640.31
$11,435,909.02
Gross Profit
$11,674,747.31
$1,482,247.31
$11,674,747.31
$13,413,078.29
$1,738,330.97
$14,361,875.73
$14,957,893.09
$1,544,814.80
$14,957,893.09
Research and
Development
$1,292,261.13
$163,461.13
$1,292,261.13
$1,479,393.00
$187,131.87
$1,479,393.00
$1,693,623.37
$214,230.37
$1,693,623.37
Sales, General
and Admin.
$6,824,227.31
$781,727.31
$5,924,227.31
$7,707,087.87
$882,860.55
$6,807,087.87
$8,704,165.42
$997,077.55
$7,804,165.42
Operating
Income
$3,558,258.87
$537,058.87
$4,458,258.87
$4,226,597.42
$668,338.55
$6,075,394.86
$4,560,104.30
$333,506.88
$5,460,104.30
Add'l
income/expense
items
$177,772.35
$97,472.35
$177,772.35
$393,561.74
$215,789.40
$393,561.74
$871,287.62
$477,725.87
$871,287.62
Earnings Before
Interest and Tax
$3,736,031.22
$634,531.22
$4,636,031.22
$4,620,159.16
$884,127.94
$6,468,956.61
$5,431,391.92
$811,232.75
$6,331,391.92
Interest Expense
$179,079.68
$16,379.68
$179,079.68
$197,108.37
$18,028.69
$197,108.37
$216,952.07
$19,843.71
$216,952.07
Earnings Before
Tax
$3,556,951.54
$618,151.54
$4,456,951.54
$4,423,050.80
$866,099.25
$6,271,848.24
$5,214,439.84
$791,389.04
$5,214,439.84
Income Tax
$607,036.43
$138,036.43
$287,433.94
$785,699.86
$178,663.42
$388,854.59
$1,016,947.63
$231,247.78
$323,295.27
Net Income-
Cont. Operations
$2,949,915.11
$480,115.11
$4,169,517.61
$3,637,350.94
$687,435.83
$5,882,993.65
$4,197,492.21
$560,141.27
$4,891,144.57
Running head: DANAHER CORPORATION
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Pro Forma Balance Sheet
12/31/18
2017-2018 ∆
12/31/19
2018-2019 ∆
12/31/20
2019-2020 ∆
Cash and Cash Equivalents
$590,175.44
-$40,124.56
$552,605.18
-$37,570.25
$517,426.63
-$35,178.55
Net Receivables
$3,825,904.53
$304,104.53
$4,156,268.23
$330,363.70
$4,515,158.57
$358,890.34
Inventory
$1,991,297.63
$150,497.63
$2,154,099.43
$162,801.81
$2,330,211.37
$176,111.93
Other Current Assets
$594,606.83
-$262,493.17
$412,504.12
-$182,102.71
$286,171.70
-$126,332.42
Total Current Assets
$6,432,971.37
-$417,028.63
$6,041,331.48
-$391,639.89
$5,673,534.66
-$367,796.82
Fixed Assets
$2,534,391.64
$79,791.64
$2,616,777.06
$82,385.42
$2,701,840.59
$85,063.52
Goodwill
$27,512,451.12
$2,373,851.12
$30,110,466.25
$2,598,015.12
$32,953,813.30
$2,843,347.05
Intangible Assets
$12,296,657.76
$629,557.76
$12,960,186.52
$663,528.76
$13,659,519.35
$699,332.83
Other Assets
$255,550.25
-$282,749.75
$121,318.84
-$134,231.41
$57,594.39
-$63,724.45
Total Assets
$45,929,772.16
-$718,827.84
$45,222,021.03
-$707,751.12
$44,525,175.94
-$696,845.09
Accounts Payable
$4,928,302.75
$330,702.75
$5,282,792.75
$354,490.01
$5,662,781.02
$379,988.27
Short-Term Debt / Current
Portion of Long-Term Debt
$306,173.27
$111,473.27
$481,469.30
$175,296.03
$757,129.08
$275,659.78
Total Current Liabilities
$4,339,886.48
-$452,413.52
$3,930,182.73
-$409,703.76
$3,559,156.75
-$371,025.98
Long-Term Debt
$9,666,517.10
-$660,882.90
$9,047,926.17
-$618,590.92
$8,468,920.84
-$579,005.34
Other Liabilities
$4,685,301.86
-$475,798.14
$4,253,367.22
-$431,934.65
$3,861,252.32
-$392,114.90
Minority Interest
$5,442.24
-$4,157.76
$3,085.21
-$2,357.03
$1,749.00
-$1,336.20
Total Liabilities
$18,453,147.92
-$1,837,252.08
$16,782,255.06
-$1,670,892.86
$15,262,657.95
-$1,519,597.10
Common Stocks
$8,150.63
$50.63
$8,201.57
$50.94
$8,252.83
$51.26
Capital Surplus
$5,840,022.48
$301,822.48
$6,158,293.77
$318,271.29
$6,493,910.31
$335,616.54
Retained Earnings
$23,796,586.64
$990,486.64
$24,830,090.88
$1,033,504.24
$25,908,481.01
$1,078,390.13
Other Equity
-$1,961,670.30
$32,529.70
-$1,929,671.22
$31,999.07
-$1,898,194.12
$31,477.10
Total Equity
$27,898,163.10
$1,539,963.10
$29,528,097.69
$1,629,934.59
$31,253,260.29
$1,725,162.60
Total Liabilities & Equity
$45,929,772.16
-$718,827.84
$45,222,021.03
-$707,751.12
$44,525,175.94
-$696,845.09
Running head: DANAHER CORPORATION
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Pro Forma Cash Flow
12/31/18
2017-2018 ∆
12/31/19
2018-2019 ∆
12/31/20
2019-2020 ∆
Net Income
$2,163,761.43
-$328,338.57
$1,956,310.52
-$207,450.91
$1,792,144.28
-$164,166.25
Depreciation
$1,472,619.71
$234,319.71
$1,706,344.20
$233,724.50
$1,959,808.39
$253,464.19
Changes in Inventories
$39,055.00
$66,455.00
-$75,058.80
-$114,113.80
$156,676.07
$231,734.87
Other Operating Activities
-$572,489.04
-$149,989.04
-$697,803.06
-$125,314.02
-$818,888.08
-$121,085.02
Liabilities
$298,509.30
$40,209.30
$308,153.34
$9,644.03
$305,437.51
-$2,715.83
Net Cash Flow-Operating
$3,328,006.05
-$149,793.95
$3,218,585.04
-$109,421.01
$3,123,696.94
-$94,888.10
Capital Expenditures
-$681,691.29
-$62,091.29
-$738,795.59
-$57,104.31
-$796,634.03
-$57,838.44
Investments
-$378,105.58
-$516,005.58
$625,511.95
$1,003,617.53
-$808,045.40
-$1,433,557.35
Other Investing Activities
-$75,093.84
$286,606.16
-$12,234.55
$62,859.29
-$1,811.04
$10,423.51
Net Cash Flows-Investing
-$215,716.83
$627,683.17
-$48,349.56
$167,367.28
-$10,326.93
$38,022.62
Sale and Purchase of Stock
$1,512.26
-$2,887.74
$359.99
-$1,152.27
$73.02
-$286.97
Net Borrowings
$866,537.38
$3,531,337.38
-$463,707.56
-$1,330,244.95
$280,593.92
$744,301.48
Net Cash Flows-Financing
$2,000,325.31
$5,098,825.31
-$1,872,319.26
-$3,872,644.58
$1,933,763.12
$3,806,082.38
Effect of Exchange Rate
$26,382.09
-$104,317.91
-$4,184.53
-$30,566.63
$1,166.51
$5,351.04
Net Cash Flow
$334,458.21
$667,858.21
-$438,656.46
-$773,114.67
$620,406.40
$1,059,062.86
Running head: DANAHER CORPORATION 27
A. Pro-forma Ratios 2018-2019
2018
2019
2018-2019 ∆
Working Capital Ratio
1.48
1.54
0.055
Current assets/Current Liabilities = Working Capital Ratio
Quick Ratio
1.02
0.99
-0.03
Current Assets - Inventory / Current Liabilities = Quick Ratio
Gross Margin
0.57
0.57
0.01
Net Sales / Gross Profit