ATAR Notes: Forum
VCE Stuff => VCE Business Studies => VCE Subjects + Help => VCE Business Management => Topic started by: nbalakers24 on March 26, 2009, 08:48:17 pm
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Hi,
For our next SAC, we are allowed to take in notes about one Australian company. i'm thinking of Qantas because:
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,25242223-664,00.html
You bring notes in for the SAC, the SAC is on management roles and policies.
Can anyone share me some ideas about what i should add into the notes etc?
Help apppreciated.
Cheers.
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That article is related to rightsizing/downsizing due to macro economic conditions ( economic factors ) after a quick read.
It's not related to roles and policies that much at all, have a re-think of the company and specific examples you use in the SAC.
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edit: wrong topic, soz
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yeh, cant find any related roles, do you have any on other companies?
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Have a browse through http://www.afrbiz.com.au/page.asp?E_Page=416305 There's definitely something there, but it's quite tedious to search through...
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thanks for the site, been searching from the site a few days ago, cant find any. will try tonight. for some reason their search function do not work.
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Qantas Airways Limited
ASX code: QAN
Stock price: $1.79
Market cap: $3,993m
Business Description
Qantas Airways Limited (QAN) operates domestic and international airlines under the widely known 'Flying Kangaroo' banner. These airline operations are complemented by extensive holiday travel activities, catering facilities for QAN services and external customers, ground handling of baggage and freight, and engineering and maintenance services. As at 31 December 08 Qantas operates a fleet of 226 aircraft.
Strategy Analysis
QAN's core strategy is to grow profitably its two flying brands, Qantas and low-cost Jetstar. Qantas will seek to strengthen its leading positions in premium markets. Jetstar will expand locally and into international leisure markets. QAN also has Freight and Frequent Flyer businesses.Qantas Airways reported NPAT down 66% to $210m for the half-year ended 31 December 2008. Total revenue for the half-year was $7.9bn, an increase of $134m or 1.7% on the pcp compared to capacity growth, measured in Available Seat Kilometres, of 0.4%. Diluted EPS was 10.9 cents compared to 31.6 cents last year. Net operating cash flow was $378m compared to $1.29bn last year. The interim dividend declared was 6 cents compared with 18 cents last year.
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Qantas Airways Limited
ASX code: QAN
Stock price: $1.79
Market cap: $3,993m
Business Description
Qantas Airways Limited (QAN) operates domestic and international airlines under the widely known 'Flying Kangaroo' banner. These airline operations are complemented by extensive holiday travel activities, catering facilities for QAN services and external customers, ground handling of baggage and freight, and engineering and maintenance services. As at 31 December 08 Qantas operates a fleet of 226 aircraft.
Strategy Analysis
QAN's core strategy is to grow profitably its two flying brands, Qantas and low-cost Jetstar. Qantas will seek to strengthen its leading positions in premium markets. Jetstar will expand locally and into international leisure markets. QAN also has Freight and Frequent Flyer businesses.Qantas Airways reported NPAT down 66% to $210m for the half-year ended 31 December 2008. Total revenue for the half-year was $7.9bn, an increase of $134m or 1.7% on the pcp compared to capacity growth, measured in Available Seat Kilometres, of 0.4%. Diluted EPS was 10.9 cents compared to 31.6 cents last year. Net operating cash flow was $378m compared to $1.29bn last year. The interim dividend declared was 6 cents compared with 18 cents last year.
Not really related to the SAC at all.
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i found some good stuff about a different company. thanks for help guys.