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Financial Analysis and Performance Summary

24TH_JULY_2024 (1)22.xlsx

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kindly analyze the following datasheet. And provide income statement and insights on the datasets financial metric, the datasets KPIs, the break-even point amount, sales performance by brand ,cashflow analysis cashflow amount, and net cashflow, return on investment, stock analysis, revenue and data distributional and analyze the data, data distribution correlation analysis trend analysis regression, analyze variance, calculate the correlation matrix to identify correlations, perform hypothesis testing to confirm if theirs differences, conduct analysis of variance, generate heatmap, trendline analysis, scatter plot and other possible insights you can analyze

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BRAND	OPENING STOCK	ADDED STOCK	COST OF ADDED STOCK	LESS STOCK TO XRD	LESS STOCK TO AFRN	TOTAL STOCK	TOTAL STOCK VALUE	CLOSING STOCK	CLOSING STOCK VALUE	BUYING PRICE	COST OF GOODS SOLD	GOODS SOLD	SELLING PRICE	TOTAL SALES	GROSS PROFIT	OPERATING EXPENSES	OPERATING EXP.AMOUNT	OTHER REVENUES	OTHER REVENUE AMOUNT
Chrome 1/4	7	48	11616	NaN	13	42	10164	33	7986	242	2178	9	350	3150	972	BOB'S BILL	7050	Other Revenues	NaN
Morgan 1/4	4	5	1725	NaN	3	6	2070	3	1035	345	1035	3	700	2100	1065	ROBA'S BILL	NaN	Kitchen	2580
Gilbeys 1/4	7	NaN	0	NaN	NaN	7	3360	7	3360	480	3360	7	700	4900	1540	PAYOUTS	13860	TOTAL OTHER REVENUES	NaN
Hunters 1/4	NaN	8	2800	NaN	1	7	2450	7	2450	350	2450	7	700	4900	2450	DELIVERIES	200	NaN	NaN
Kane Extra 1/4	17	NaN	0	NaN	5	12	2592	10	2160	216	432	2	350	700	268	CLEANING MATERIALS	1455	NaN	NaN

The dataset contains various financial metrics and KPIs. Let's proceed with the analysis.

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It seems there was an error in generating the scatter plot due to the 'NET INCOME' column not being recognized. Let's correct this and proceed with the analysis.

Here are the insights we have gathered so far:

Income Statement

BRAND	TOTAL SALES	COST OF GOODS SOLD	GROSS PROFIT	OPERATING EXP.AMOUNT	OTHER REVENUE AMOUNT	NET INCOME
Chrome 1/4	3150	2178	972	7050	0	-6078
Morgan 1/4	2100	1035	1065	0	2580	3645
Gilbeys 1/4	4900	3360	1540	13860	0	-12320
Hunters 1/4	4900	2450	2450	200	0	2250
Kane Extra 1/4	700	432	268	1455	0	-1187

KPIs

Total Sales: 15750
Total Cost of Goods Sold: 9455
Total Gross Profit: 6295
Total Operating Expenses: 22565
Total Other Revenues: 2580
Net Income: -13790

Break-even Point

Break-even Point: -1.639 (This indicates that the business is not profitable as the break-even point is negative)

Sales Performance by Brand

BRAND	TOTAL SALES
Chrome 1/4	3150
Morgan 1/4	2100
Gilbeys 1/4	4900
Hunters 1/4	4900
Kane Extra 1/4	700

Cashflow Analysis

BRAND	TOTAL SALES	COST OF GOODS SOLD	OPERATING EXP.AMOUNT	OTHER REVENUE AMOUNT	CASHFLOW AMOUNT
Chrome 1/4	3150	2178	7050	0	-6078
Morgan 1/4	2100	1035	0	2580	3645
Gilbeys 1/4	4900	3360	13860	0	-12320
Hunters 1/4	4900	2450	200	0	2250
Kane Extra 1/4	700	432	1455	0	-1187

Net Cashflow: -10690

Return on Investment (ROI)

ROI: -118.69%

Stock Analysis

BRAND	OPENING STOCK	ADDED STOCK	LESS STOCK TO AFRN	CLOSING STOCK
Chrome 1/4	7	48	13	33
Morgan 1/4	4	5	3	3
Gilbeys 1/4	7	0	0	7
Hunters 1/4	0	8	1	7
Kane Extra 1/4	17	0	5	10

Revenue Analysis

BRAND	TOTAL SALES	OTHER REVENUE AMOUNT
Chrome 1/4	3150	0
Morgan 1/4	2100	2580
Gilbeys 1/4	4900	0
Hunters 1/4	4900	0
Kane Extra 1/4	700	0

Data Distribution

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Correlation Matrix

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ANOVA Result

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Variance Analysis

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Let's correct the scatter plot and proceed with further analysis.

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Can you perform a deeper analysis on the cashflow?

Sure, let's perform a deeper analysis on the cashflow. We'll look into the following aspects:

Cash Inflows and Outflows: Breakdown of cash inflows and outflows by brand.
Net Cashflow: Calculation of net cashflow for each brand and overall.
Cashflow Trends: Visualization of cashflow trends over time (if time data is available).
Cashflow Ratios: Calculation of important cashflow ratios such as Operating Cash Flow Ratio.
Cashflow Variance: Analysis of variance in cashflow among different brands.

Let's start with the breakdown of cash inflows and outflows by brand.

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Cashflow Breakdown by Brand

BRAND	TOTAL SALES	COST OF GOODS SOLD	OPERATING EXP.AMOUNT	OTHER REVENUE AMOUNT	CASH INFLOW	CASH OUTFLOW	NET CASHFLOW
Chrome 1/4	3150	2178	7050	0	3150	9228	-6078
Morgan 1/4	450	345	0	2580	3030	345	2685
Gilbeys 1/4	0	0	13860	0	0	13860	-13860
Hunters 1/4	450	350	200	0	450	550	-100
Kane Extra 1/4	700	432	1455	0	700	1887	-1187

This table shows the breakdown of cash inflows and outflows for each brand. The net cashflow is calculated as the difference between cash inflow and cash outflow.

Next, let's visualize the net cashflow for each brand.

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Cashflow Analysis Summary

Cash Inflows and Outflows: The breakdown of cash inflows and outflows by brand shows significant variations. For example, 'Chrome 1/4' has a net cashflow of -6078, while 'Morgan 1/4' has a positive net cashflow of 2685.
Net Cashflow: The overall net cashflow is negative, indicating that the business is spending more cash than it is generating.
Visualization: The bar chart visualization of net cashflow by brand highlights the brands with the highest and lowest net cashflows.

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can you provide more insights based on th data and comeup wth a budget for the next day

Sure, let's derive more insights from the data and come up with a budget for the next day. We'll consider the following aspects:

Sales Trends: Analyze sales trends to forecast future sales.
Expense Trends: Analyze expense trends to forecast future expenses.
Stock Requirements: Determine stock requirements based on sales trends.
Profitability Analysis: Analyze profitability to ensure the budget aligns with financial goals.

Let's start with analyzing the sales trends.

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Sales Trends Analysis

The bar chart visualization shows the total sales by brand. Based on the sales trends, we can forecast future sales using a simple linear regression model.

Forecasted Sales for the Next Day: 921.77

Next, let's analyze the expense trends to forecast future expenses.

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Expense Trends Analysis

The bar chart visualization shows the operating expenses by brand. Based on the expense trends, we can forecast future expenses using a simple linear regression model.

Forecasted Expenses for the Next Day: -134.06 (This negative value indicates that the model might not be suitable for forecasting expenses due to high variability or insufficient data)

Next, let's determine the stock requirements based on sales trends.

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Stock Requirements Analysis

The table below shows the average daily sales, safety stock, and stock requirements for the next day for each brand:

BRAND	GOODS SOLD	SAFETY STOCK	NEXT DAY STOCK REQUIREMENT
K. E XTRA 3/4	0.0	0.0	0.0
4th street red 3/4	0.0	0.0	0.0
4th street white 3/4	0.0	0.0	0.0
Amarula 3/4	0.0	0.0	0.0
Baileys Delight 1/2	0.0	0.0	0.0
...	...	...	...
hunters 1/2	0.0	0.0	0.0
hunters 3/4	0.0	0.0	0.0
hunters Dry	0.0	0.0	0.0
water big	20.0	4.0	24.0
water small	4.0	0.8	4.8

This table indicates that most brands have zero average daily sales, which might be due to insufficient data or low sales activity. The stock requirements for 'water big' and 'water small' are 24.0 and 4.8, respectively.

Next, let's analyze profitability to ensure the budget aligns with financial goals.

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Profitability Analysis

The table below shows the total sales, gross profit, net income, profit margin, and net profit margin for each brand:

BRAND	TOTAL SALES	GROSS PROFIT	NET INCOME	PROFIT MARGIN	NET PROFIT MARGIN
Chrome 1/4	3150.0	972.0	-6078.0	30.86%	-192.95%
Morgan 1/4	450.0	105.0	2685.0	23.33%	596.67%
Gilbeys 1/4	0.0	0.0	-13860.0	NaN	-inf
Hunters 1/4	450.0	100.0	-100.0	22.22%	-22.22%
Kane Extra 1/4	700.0	268.0	-1187.0	38.29%	-169.57%
...	...	...	...	...	...
Sminorff Black Ice	300.0	140.0	140.0	46.67%	46.67%
Snap	0.0	0.0	0.0	NaN	NaN
Sminorff Guarana	1800.0	660.0	660.0	36.67%	36.67%
White CAP Crips	0.0	0.0	0.0	NaN	NaN
COLUMN TOTALS	0.0	0.0	0.0	NaN	NaN

This table indicates that some brands have negative net profit margins, which suggests that they are not profitable. Brands like 'Morgan 1/4' and 'Sminorff Black Ice' have positive net profit margins, indicating profitability.

Budget for the Next Day

Based on the analysis, here is a proposed budget for the next day:

Sales Forecast: 921.77
Expense Forecast: 0 (Due to the negative forecast, we assume no additional expenses)
Stock Requirements:
- Water big: 24.0 units
- Water small: 4.8 units
Profitability Goal: Focus on increasing sales for profitable brands like 'Morgan 1/4' and 'Sminorff Black Ice'.

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Can you visualize the correlation between different financial metrics?

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Correlation Between Financial Metrics

The heatmap visualization shows the correlation between different financial metrics:

Total Sales: Positively correlated with Gross Profit and Net Income.
Gross Profit: Positively correlated with Total Sales and Net Income.
Net Income: Positively correlated with Total Sales and Gross Profit.
Operating Expenses: Weak correlation with other metrics.

This indicates that as sales increase, both gross profit and net income tend to increase. Operating expenses do not show a strong correlation with other metrics.

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Can you provide a detailed profitability analysis for each brand?

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Detailed Profitability Analysis for Each Brand

The table below shows the detailed profitability analysis for each brand, including total sales, gross profit, net income, profit margin, and net profit margin:

BRAND	TOTAL SALES	GROSS PROFIT	NET INCOME	PROFIT MARGIN	NET PROFIT MARGIN
Chrome 1/4	3150.0	972.0	-6078.0	30.86%	-192.95%
Morgan 1/4	450.0	105.0	2685.0	23.33%	596.67%
Gilbeys 1/4	0.0	0.0	-13860.0	NaN	-inf
Hunters 1/4	450.0	100.0	-100.0	22.22%	-22.22%
Kane Extra 1/4	700.0	268.0	-1187.0	38.29%	-169.57%
...	...	...	...	...	...
Sminorff Black Ice	300.0	140.0	140.0	46.67%	46.67%
Snap	0.0	0.0	0.0	NaN	NaN
Sminorff Guarana	1800.0	660.0	660.0	36.67%	36.67%
White CAP Crips	0.0	0.0	0.0	NaN	NaN
COLUMN TOTALS	0.0	0.0	0.0	NaN	NaN

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Can you provide a detailed analysis of the operating expenses?

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Detailed Analysis of Operating Expenses

The table below shows the detailed analysis of operating expenses for each brand:

BRAND	OPERATING EXP.AMOUNT
K. E XTRA 3/4	0.0
4th street red 3/4	0.0
4th street white 3/4	0.0
Amarula 3/4	0.0
Baileys Delight 1/2	0.0
...	...
hunters 1/2	0.0
hunters 3/4	0.0
hunters Dry	0.0
water big	0.0
water small	0.0

This table indicates that there are no recorded operating expenses for any of the brands. This might be due to missing data or an error in the data collection process.

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Can you provide a summary of the key financial metrics?

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Summary of Key Financial Metrics

The table below summarizes the key financial metrics:

Metric	Total
TOTAL SALES	55,740.0
GROSS PROFIT	19,521.0
NET INCOME	-1,464.0
OPERATING EXP.AMOUNT	23,565.0

This summary indicates that the total sales amount to 55,740.0, with a gross profit of 19,521.0. However, the net income is negative at -1,464.0, and the total operating expenses amount to 23,565.0.

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calculate operating expense per product based on the tottal operating expenses

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Operating Expense Per Product

The operating expense per product, based on the total operating expenses, is approximately 331.90.

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The operating expense per product, based on the total operating expenses and sales

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Operating Expense Per Product Based on Total Sales

The operating expense per product, based on the total operating expenses and total sales, is approximately 0.423.

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Can you provide a breakdown of sales by brand?

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Breakdown of Sales by Brand

The table below shows the total sales by brand:

BRAND	TOTAL SALES
K. E XTRA 3/4	0.0
4th street red 3/4	0.0
4th street white 3/4	0.0
Amarula 3/4	0.0
Baileys Delight 1/2	0.0
...	...
hunters 1/2	0.0
hunters 3/4	0.0
hunters Dry	0.0
water big	2000.0
water small	280.0

This breakdown indicates that most brands have zero sales, with only a few brands like 'water big' and 'water small' having significant sales.

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