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Stone Group Corp., Spreadsheet Supplement
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Stone Group Corp (Spreadsheet)
Spreadsheet for product 9B02B001. -
Stone Group Corp.
Stone Group Corp., one of the largest electronics manufacturers and distributors in China, practices transfer pricing, an allocation process that assigns costs, sales revenue and gross profits to each of its five divisions. When a customer approaches the company with an order and requests a recommendation for a multimeter model, the general manager of the Instruments Division is asked to quote a transfer price for the multimeters. He must decide whether to sell some of his stock to another Stone division (losing the sales revenue, but perhaps gaining the gross profit needed to meet the division's monthly profit quota) or to keep the product in stock for possible sales (and greater revenue and profit) during the company's fourth quarter. -
Sinopec Corp.
Sinopec Corporation is one of the largest integrated petroleum and petrochemical companies in China. The director of finance of the Pingyuan Oilfield Company of Sinopec must discuss with head office the division's production budget. He must do a breakeven analysis and consider the tradeoff for different accounting alternatives to determine how he will meet head office's proposed profit target and what strategy should be used for development. -
Stone Group Corp.
Stone Group Corp., one of the largest electronics manufacturers and distributors in China, practices transfer pricing, an allocation process that assigns costs, sales revenue and gross profits to each of its five divisions. When a customer approaches the company with an order and requests a recommendation for a multimeter model, the general manager of the Instruments Division is asked to quote a transfer price for the multimeters. He must decide whether to sell some of his stock to another Stone division (losing the sales revenue, but perhaps gaining the gross profit needed to meet the division's monthly profit quota) or to keep the product in stock for possible sales (and greater revenue and profit) during the company's fourth quarter.