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I represent Dunkin Donuts looking to acquire Krispy Kreme. I need to provide the executives both internal and external on why we should acquire this company. Our agreed price is 215.6 Million.

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2.2 Organization and Structure

2.3 Background and Development

2.4 Current Condition

2.4.1 Exhibit 1

2.4.2 Exhibit 2

2.4.3 Key Statistics for 2015: Industry

2.4.4 Exhibit 3

3 INDUSTRY LEADERS

3.1 Competitor 1

3.2 Competitor 2

3.3 Competitor 3

3.4 Competitor 4

3.4.1 Revenue / Income History

3.5 Competitor 5

3.5.1 Revenue / Income History

3.6 Competitor 6

3.6.1 Revenue / Income History

3.6.2 Exhibit 4

3.6.3 Exhibit 5

4 SWOT

4.2 Locations

4.4 Cost

5 CORPORATE CULTURE

5.1 Business Strategy

6 ORGANIZATION AND CORPORATE ISSUES

6.1 Employees

7 CAPITAL STRUCTURE

7.1 Assets

7.2 Lease Agreements

7.3 Accounts Receivable

7.4 Inventories

7.5 Depreciation

7.6 Assets Categories

7.7 Cash and Cash Equivalents

7.8 Short Term Investments

7.9 Long-lived assets

7.10 Deferred Tax Asset

7.10.1 Table 3 – Property, Plant and Equipment past Two Years

7.11 Goodwill

7.12 Other Assets

7.13 Expansion Plans

7.14 Liabilities

7.14.1 Table 4 – Contractual Obligations

7.15 Operating Lease Obligations

7.16 Capital Lease Obligations

7.17 Credit Agreement

7.18 Revenue Bond Financing

7.19 Interest on Long-Term Borrowings

7.19.1 Table 5 – Commitments

7.20 Letters of Credit and Surety Bonds

7.21 Freight Contracts

7.22 Technology Assets

7.23 Derivative Financial Instruments

7.23.1 Tables 6 and 7 – Current and Other Liabilities 2009 and 2010

7.24 Other Current Liabilities

7.25 Other Long-Term Liabilities

7.25.1 Table 8 – Other Long-Term Liabilities

7.26 Long-Term Debt

7.26.1 Table 9 – Long-Term Debt

7.27 Deferred Compensation Plan

7.28 Income Taxes

7.28.1 Table 10 – Provision for Income Taxes 2008 through 2010

7.28.2 Table 11 – Deferred Tax Asset

7.28.3 Table 12 – Unrecognized Tax Benefits

7.29 Zero Balance Line of Credit and Risk Hedging

8 PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENTS

8.1 Asset Utilization

8.1.1 Table 13 – Sales to Working Capital 2008 through 2010

8.1.2 Exhibit 7

8.1.3 Exhibit 8

8.1.4 Table 13 – Total Shareholder’s Equity 2008 through 2010

8.1.5 Exhibit 9

8.2 Operating Performance

8.2.1 Exhibit 10

8.2.1 Exhibit 11

8.3 Return on Equity (ROE)

8.3.1 Exhibit 12

8.4 Earnings Per Share

8.4.1 Exhibit 13

8.5 Cash Flow

8.5.1 Exhibit 14

8.5.2 Exhibit 15

8.6 Capital Structure and Solvency

8.6.1 Exhibit 16

8.6.2 Exhibit 17

8.6.3 Exhibit 18

8.6.4 Exhibit 19

8.7 Net Profit Margin

8.7.1 Exhibit 20

8.8 Operating Profit Margin

8.8.1 Exhibit 21

8.8.2 Exhibit 22

8.9 Market Performance

8.10.1 P/E Ratio

8.10.2 Exhibit 23

8.10 Capitalization Rate

8.10.1 Exhibit 24

9 FINACIAL REPORT ANALYSIS

9.2 Auditing

9.3 Analysis of Financials

9.3.1 Exhibit 25

9.4 Sales

9.5 Third Quarter Results

9.6 39-Week Period Results

9.7 Financial Update

9.8 Guidance

10 CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION

10.1 Similar Acquisitions

10.2 Combined Value

10.3 Anticipated Financial Performance

12.1 Financial Report

12.2 Compensation of Executive Officers

12.2.1Table 14 – Compensation to Executive Officers

12.3 Director Compensation

12.3.1 Table xx – Director Compensation

12.3.2 Table xx

12.4 Compensation Committee

12.5 Incentive Bonuses

12.3.1 Table xx

12.6 Overall Payroll

12.7 Benefit Package

12.8 Biographies of the Consultants {the team} EVERYONE NEEDS DO THIS

12.9 The following names list {company} directors’ nominees:

12.10 Committees of the Board of Directors

12.11 Footnotes from the most recent Annual Report

12.11.1 Note 1: Accounting Policies