| Baldwin Bicycle Case Study | Strategic Cost Managment | | Submitted to-Mr. Suneel Maheshwari | | By- Sourabh Dhawan- Nooruddin Hussain Nimisha Rathi Tulika Singhal | 1. What is the relevant cost of manufacturing a challenger bike? Present Situation | | | | Total Revenue | | 10872000 | | Units sold | | 98791 | | P.U Price | | 110.0505 | | | | | | | | | | Hi Valu Proposal | | | | Material | 39.8 | | |
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Oscar M. Inocencio Chester V. Lagutin Felomena C. Baal Edsel Cariz J. Tiu 12 October 2012 “Baldwin Bicycle Company” Background of the Study: Baldwin Bicycle Company (BBC) is a full-line bicycle manufacturing company with 40 years of experience. In 1982‚ BBC has revenue of over $10M for 98‚791 units produced. BBC exclusively distributes through independently-owned retailers‚ their bicycles are known for their above-average quality. In May 1983‚ a rapid-growing Northwestern discount
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School of Business Case Paper On Baldwin Bicycle Company Submitted in partial fulfillment For the requirements in Management Accounting (ACC510M) AY 2010-2011‚ 3rd Trimester Submitted to: Professor Jolly B. Cruz Submitted by: Presenting Group 5 Kelvin L. Go Elmer V. Dela Cruz Joshua G. Soriano Jeffrey T. Tabangcura Kristian Jewel P. Taiño Grace Taguinod 26 February 2011 CASE BACKGROUND Baldwin Bicycle Company (BBC) is a mid-range full-line bicycle manufacturing company
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a. How Baldwin currently compete on the basis of Michael Porter’s (1980) competitive strategies: Customers: Major customers of Baldwin are those who had passion in riding bicycles‚ Baldwin offered wide range of product with 10 models for kids to adults. Hi-Valu was a potential buyer for bikes wanted to purchases bikes from Baldwin at lower prices than wholesale prices under a brand name called “Challenger”. Secondly‚ Hi-Valu wanted the Challenger bike to be somewhat different in appearance from
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Baldwin Cycle Case 1. Relevant Cost: Direct Material $39.8 Direct Labor $19.6 Variable Overhead(@40% of $24.5) $9.8 Total Relevant Costs $69.2 2. 2-months Raw material for 25‚000 bikes @ $38.9 $165‚833 WIP Inventory(1000 @ $69.2) $69‚200 Finished Goods(500 @ $69.2) $34‚600 A/R (30 days) @(25‚000/12*92.29) $192‚270 Total Inventory Costs $461‚904 Relevant Asset Cost (@5.5 %) $25‚405 Total Relevant Asset Cost $487‚309 Interest @ 18% $87‚716 Net Relevant Cost $399‚593 Price Per
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a futuristic-looking contraption that lets him weave rapidly through Shanghai’s messy traffic. He rides an electric bicycle. Half a world away‚ in San Francisco‚ the president of that city’s board of supervisors‚ David Chiu‚ uses an electric bike to get to meetings without sweating through his suit. And in the Netherlands‚ Jessy Wijzenbeek-Voet recently rode an electric bicycle on a long trip that‚ at 71‚ she would not have been able to make on a standard bike. Detroit may be introducing electric
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Brochure More information from http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/338773/ Bicycles - Global Strategic Business Report Description: This report analyzes the worldwide markets for Bicycles in US$ Million by the following Product Segments: Adults Bicycles (Mountain Bicycles‚ Hybrid Bicycles‚ Touring Bicycles‚ & Specialty Bicycles)‚ Childrens Bicycles‚ Sports Bicycles‚ and Bicycle Parts & Accessories. The report provides separate comprehensive analytics for the US‚ Canada‚ Japan‚ Europe‚
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see bicycles in the streets and only see them as a mean of transportation or a hobby. They are easy to use‚ affordable‚ and does not harm the environment. "A vehicle with two wheels tandem‚ a steering handle‚ a saddle seat‚ and pedals by which it is propelled." Webster ’s dictionary Fair enough‚ this is true for the contemporary view of this vehicle. But actually the bicycle has evolved from different stages and forms before reaching our view of the "modern" bike. A long time ago bicycles did
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including Bicycle‚ Bee‚ Hoyle‚ Kem‚ and others‚ plus novelty and custom cards‚ and other playing card accessories such as poker chips. The company was once based in Cincinnati‚ Ohio‚ but is now headquartered in Erlanger‚ Kentucky. It has been a subsidiary of Jarden Corporation since 2004. The company was founded in 1867 as Russell‚ Morgan & Co.‚ a printing company. They began printing playing cards‚ with the "Congress No. 606" line being the first‚ in 1881. They began printing Bicycle cards‚ which
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Investment Policy y Baldwin Case: Practice Corporate Finance Hong Kong University of Science & Technology Instructor: Peter MacKay Baldwin C B ld i Company (Chapter 8) (Ch t New line of bright-colored bowling balls. Ran a $250‚000 test market study last year. $250 000 test-market year Would use a vacant $150‚000 warehouse. $ ‚ Cost of bowling ball machine is $100‚000. Its salvage value ≈ $30‚000 in year 5. Price h ld P i should grow 2% each of 5 years. h f Costs should grow
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