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FS, MCD

Financial Statements, McDonalds ($millions)
As of Dec 31, 2012:
INCOME STATEMENT 2013 2012
Total Revenues $28,106 $27,567
Restaurant expenses 17,203 16,751 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010
Gross profit $10,903 $10,816
SG & A expenses 2,386 2,455 Sales 18169 18875 18603 18293 16233
Impairment charges(credits) 0 8 Net Income 4758 5586 5465 5503 4946
Other operating (income)expense (247) (252)
EBIT $8,764 $8,605
Interest expense $522 $517
Other (income)expense $38 $9
Before-tax earnings $8,204 $8,079
Taxes 2,618 2,614
Net income $5,586 $5,465
EPS $5.60 $5.41
BALANCE SHEET, as of Dec 31 2013 2012
ASSETS
Cash & equivalents $2,798 $2,336
Accounts & notes receivable 1,320 1,375
Inventory 124 122
Prepaid expenses 808 1,089
Current assets $5,050 $4,922
Gross Prop & Equip 40,355 38,491
Less Accum Depreciation (14,608) (13,814)
Net Prop & Equip $25,747 $24,677
Goodwill 2,873 2,804
Other Assets 2,956 2,983
Total assets $36,626 $35,387
LIABILITIES AND EQUITIES
Accounts payable $1,086 $1,142
Accrued payroll and other liabilities 1,264 1,375
Other current liabilities 820 886
Current liabilities $3,170 $3,403
Long-term debt $14,130 $13,633
Deferred taxes 1,648 1,531
Other liabilities 1,669 1,526
Total liabilities $20,617 $20,093
Common stock 17 17
Additional paid-in capital 5,994 5,779
Retained earnings 41,751 39,278
Treasury stock and other (31,752) (29,780)
Total equity $16,009 $15,294
Total liabilities & Equity $36,626 $35,387
Common shares out 998 1,010
Common stock price*: 2013 2012
Jan 3, 2013, Jan 3, 2012 $86.32 $91.22
Dec 30, 2013, Dec 31, 2012 $95.44 $84.02
Average $90.88 $87.62
* Adjusted close, per Yahoo Finance
Book value per share $16.04 $15.14
Going from 0 to 100 percent payout would have two possible effects. First, it might affect the price of the stock causing a change in the formula value of the warrant; however, it is not at all clear that the stock price would change, let alone what the change would be. Second, and more important here, the increase in the payout ratio drastically lowers the expected growth rate. This reduces the chance of the stock going up in the future. This lowers the expected value of the warrant, hence the premium and the price of the warrant.

FS, WEN

Financial Statements, The Wendy's Company ($thousands)
INCOME STATEMENT 2013 2012
Total revenues $2,487,410 $2,505,242
Cost of sales 1,839,740 1,881,248
Gross profit $647,670 $623,994
SG & A expenses 293,792 287,808
Depreciation 182,359 146,976
Impairment & other expenses 36,377 66,463
EBIT $135,142 $122,747
Interest expense 69,012 98,604
Other (income)expense 6,489 37,268
Before-tax earnings $59,641 ($13,125)
Taxes and other (income)expense 14,154 (20,208)
Net income $45,487 $7,083
EPS $0.096694 $0.015057
BALANCE SHEET 2013 2012
ASSETS
Cash & equivalents $580,152 $453,361
Accounts & notes receivable 62,885 61,164
Inventory 10,226 13,805
Prepaid expenses & other 81,759 24,231
Deferred Taxes 120,206 91,489
Advertising funds restricted assets 67,183 65,777
Current assets $922,411 $709,827
Gross Prop & Equip
Less Accum Depreciation
Net Prop & Equip $1,165,487 $1,250,338
Goodwill 842,544 876,201
Other intangibles 1,305,780 1,301,537
Other Assets 126,818 165,296
Total assets $4,363,040 $4,303,199
LIABILITIES AND EQUITIES
Accounts payable $83,700 $70,826
Accrued Liabilities 160,100 137,348
ST & current portion of LT debt 38,543 12,911
Advertising funds restricted liabs 67,183 65,777
Current liabilities $349,526 $286,862
Long-term debt 1,425,285 1,444,651
Deferred taxes 482,499 438,217
Other liabilities 176,244 147,614
Total liabilities $2,433,554 $2,317,344
Common stock 47,042 47,042
Additional paid-in capital 2,794,445 2,782,765
Retained earnings (492,215) (467,007)
Treasury stock and other (419,786) (376,945)
Total equity $1,929,486 $1,985,855
Total liabilities & Equity $4,363,040 $4,303,199
Common shares out 470,424 470,424
Common stock price*: 2013 2012
Jan 2, 2013, Jan 3, 2012 $4.53 $4.96
Dec 31, 2013, Dec 31, 2012 $8.62 $4.53
Average $6.58 $4.75
* Adjusted close, per Yahoo Finance
Going from 0 to 100 percent payout would have two possible effects. First, it might affect the price of the stock causing a change in the formula value of the warrant; however, it is not at all clear that the stock price would change, let alone what the change would be. Second, and more important here, the increase in the payout ratio drastically lowers the expected growth rate. This reduces the chance of the stock going up in the future. This lowers the expected value of the warrant, hence the premium and the price of the warrant.