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Creating a financial model Spreadsheet modelling

Spreadsheet modelling L2 Creating a financial model Learning Objectives Create a financial model to predict the profit on the sale of merchandise Make the model as realistic as possible based on known sales figures and prices Consider ways of increasing profit to meet a given target

Spreadsheet modelling L2 Creating a financial model What is merchandise? T shirts Baseball caps Posters Other ideas?

Spreadsheet modelling L2 Creating a financial model Research some products Have you ever bought merchandise that promotes a particular artist or group? Use the Internet to get ideas for three products you could sell for TNBT Record your results in Worksheet 2, Table 1

Spreadsheet modelling L2 Creating a financial model Creating a financial model StarCo wants to sell branded merchandise associated with TNBT to generate income, and you are in charge! You have the sales figures from Series 1 in the USA to help you with their planning You need to decide on what products to sell and what the prices should be You also need to estimate likely sales quantities, based on the US figures

Spreadsheet modelling L2 Creating a financial model Your model will be based on sales figures from Series One (USA)

Spreadsheet modelling L2 Creating a financial model Spreadsheet for UK merchandise

Spreadsheet modelling L2 Creating a financial model Complete the spreadsheet Use the instructions on Worksheet 2, Task 2 to fill in columns C, D and E Does your total forecast profit reach the target? Next lesson you will add the products you have selected to help StarCo hit their target Format your spreadsheet if you have time