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Capstone Project: Submitted By: Buenalee C. Dela Paz-Mmpa

The document discusses a capstone project submitted by Buenalee C. Dela Paz on the topic of corporate finance. Corporate finance deals with how corporations address funding sources, capital structuring, accounting, and investment decisions. These areas are relevant to the author's job in charity operations which requires extensive funding. One issue discussed is insufficient budgets causing losses for businesses. Maintaining the proper inventory levels is important for maximizing profits and avoiding costs from having too much or too little stock. Recommended solutions include prioritizing inventory, tracking product information, auditing inventory counts regularly, analyzing supplier performance, tracking sales, and using integrated technology.

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Capstone Project: Submitted By: Buenalee C. Dela Paz-Mmpa

The document discusses a capstone project submitted by Buenalee C. Dela Paz on the topic of corporate finance. Corporate finance deals with how corporations address funding sources, capital structuring, accounting, and investment decisions. These areas are relevant to the author's job in charity operations which requires extensive funding. One issue discussed is insufficient budgets causing losses for businesses. Maintaining the proper inventory levels is important for maximizing profits and avoiding costs from having too much or too little stock. Recommended solutions include prioritizing inventory, tracking product information, auditing inventory counts regularly, analyzing supplier performance, tracking sales, and using integrated technology.

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CAPSTONE

PROJECT

SUBMITTED BY: BUENALEE C. DELA PAZ- MMPA


1. The topic that I chose was about the Corporate Finance.

2. The topic that I chose in reference to our previous lesson and discussion is all about
corporate finance. The topic has an important role and has a connection when it comes to
the job I am currently facing. Because corporate finance talks about the subfield of finance
that deals with how corporations address funding sources, capital structuring, accounting,
and investment decisions, these sources provide capital to corporations to pay for structural
improvements, expansion, and other value-added projects and enterprises. Capital is a good
that can be use now. For this lesson, it will primarily refer to money. The purpose of
corporate finance is to maximize shareholder value. There are many methods that a
corporation can utilize to maximize shareholder value. The work I do has to do with charity
operations, where we do things like stock up on relief goods operations require extensive
funding, so that it can only be maximized. Each spends Here it can also be determined
whether it is only covered by the allocated budget, thereby not incurring debt or even
composting the allocated money for it. Even in organizing an events can also requires
proper transaction and review of event bills and approved payment. I also do inventory
which by listing and counting items helps to know the production status we have.

3. One of the problems or issues I see here is that when the budget is insufficient, it will cause
losses for those with the business. For example, inventory is an accounting of items. Here,
it is necessary that we know the state of our production by listing and counting the items
so that we can ascertain whether the stocks are sufficient or there is a shortage when it
comes to them. It is a current asset and refers to all stocks at different stages of production.
By keeping stock, retailers and manufacturers can continue to sell or manufacture items.
Inventory is a major asset on the balance sheet for most companies. It is only necessary to
always balance them because too much inventory can become a practical liability. Having
too little stock equals, lost income in the form of lost sales and undermines customer
confidence in your ability to supply the products you claim to sell. We need to maintain
the right stock for us to increase sales, gain new customers, increase customer confidence,
improve cash flow, and have new investors. This type of inventory helps a business fund
its operations to be profitable. Increase revenues and avoid costs. Having too much stock
is an extra expense for you as it can lead to a shortfall in your cash flow and incur excess
storage costs. With its help, we achieve corporate finance by retaining earnings and having
inventors. Because inventors are typically distinct from traders, an investor puts capital to
use for long-term gain, while a trader seeks to generate short-term profits by buying and
selling securities over and over again. Investors also typically generate returns by
deploying capital as either equity or debt investments. They may also be oriented toward
either growth or value strategies.
4. The possible recommended solutions I see for this problem and issue are as follows:
Prioritize your inventory because it helps you understand what you need to order or
manufacture more frequently so you can continuously fulfill your customers' needs and
satisfaction. Because if there's a shortage of an inventory, this stock shortage leads to lost
sales and lost revenue as customers are unable to purchase the items they want. Track all
product information. Make sure to keep records of the product information for items in
your inventory. Audit your inventory by physically counting your inventory regularly.
Analyze your supplier's performance so that you can address and talk about the issues and
problems that are causing the delays. Track your sales. You should check the items that
were sold and the total of the items sold. Lastly, use technology that integrates well. We
are in the modern world, and technology has a huge impact when it comes to simplifying
our jobs. Inventory management software is not the only technology that can help you
manage stock. Things like mobile scanners and POS systems can help you stay on track.
When investing in technology, prioritize systems that work together. Having a POS system
that cannot communicate with your inventory management software is not the end of the
world, but it might cost you extra time to transfer the data from one system to another,
making it easy to end up with inaccurate inventory counts.

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