Revenue Forecast of Nam Viet Corporation 2014 Using Brown Method

5.2. BUSINESS RESULTS FORECAST

5.2.1. Revenue forecast

5.2.1.1. Navifico's revenue situation in some years


Revenue fluctuations over the years 2005 - 2013 of Nam Viet Joint Stock Company are shown in the following table and chart:

Table 5.1: Revenue of Nam Viet Corporation 2005 - 2013


Unit: million VND


Year

Revenue

2005

123,844

2006

175,816

2007

212,485

2008

176,913

2009

143,132

2010

165,375

2011

182,890

2012

171,721

2013

186,938

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Chart 5.1: Revenue fluctuations of Nam Viet Corporation 2003 - 2013

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200000.0

150000.0

100000.0

Revenue

50000.0

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2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Comment:The chart showing the Company's revenue fluctuations over 8 years shows that although revenue fluctuates up and down each year, the general trend is increasing.

5.2.1.2. Navifico revenue forecast 2014

Because the moving average method and the exponential smoothing method are only valid for data series with uniform fluctuations without considering trends, they are not suitable for forecasting Navifico's 2014 revenue. Here, we only consider the two methods Brown and Holt for Navifico's data. We have the following revenue forecast results after processing and calculating on Excel:


According to Brown's method


Figure 5.1: Using Solver to find the optimal alpha value



Figure 5.2: Revenue forecast of Nam Viet Corporation in 2014 using Brown method



According to Holt method

Figure 5.3: Using Solver to find optimal alpha and gamma values



Figure 5.4: Revenue forecast of Nam Viet Corporation in 2014 using Holt method



Choosing the official forecasting method


To get the best forecast results, we calculate the error quantities as follows:

Table 5.2: Errors of forecast results



From the table above, it can be seen that the forecast using the Brown method gives the results with the smallest error. So, choose the Brown method as the official forecasting method and the company's forecasted revenue in 2014 is: 200,182 million VND

5.2.2. Forecast of cost of goods sold:

5.2.2.1. Forecast basis:


Net revenue of Nam Viet Corporation mainly comes from the sale of roofing sheets and the sale of wooden furniture. Because each product will have different input material prices and production costs, to determine more accurately the cost of goods sold for 2014, we forecast the cost of goods sold separately for each product type.

To do this, we rely on the ratio figures of cost of goods sold/Revenue of 2 businesses trading in these 2 separate types of products: Dong Nai Construction Materials Roofing Sheet JSC (specializing in the production and trading of roofing sheets) and Duc Thanh Wood Processing JSC (specializing in the production and trading of wood products).

However, first of all, it is necessary to determine the revenue structure of each item in the total revenue of the company (Because there is no specific data for each item in previous years, here we only rely on the data provided in 2013).


Table 5.3: Revenue structure of Nam Viet Corporation 2013


Unit: million VND


Year

2013

Proportion

Roofing sheet revenue

95,483

51.27%

Wood revenue

91,905

48.73%

Total revenue

186,938

100%


In 2014, the forecasted proportion of each item will remain the same as in 2013, respectively:

Table 5.4: Forecast of revenue structure of Nam Viet Corporation 2014


Unit: million VND

Year

2014

Proportion

Roofing sheet revenue

102,633

51.27%

Wood revenue

97,549

48.73%

Total revenue

200,182

100%

5.2.2.2. Forecast of cost of goods sold of roofing panels:


Table 5.5: Ratio of sales revenue/revenue of Dong Nai Construction Materials Roofing Sheet JSC 2009 - 2013

Unit: million VND

Year

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

Revenue

313,524

339,295

312.131

531,441

279,688

Cost of goods sold

245,905

275,932

223,030

492,626

275,524

Proportion

78%

81%

71%

93%

98%

5 year average

85%





Average of 2 years 2012 - 2013



96%


As analyzed in the above chapter, in the period of 2012 - 2013, input prices, especially costs for roofing sheets, increased significantly. This situation is forecasted to continue in 2014, so to forecast the cost of goods sold for roofing sheets at Nam Viet Corporation this year, to ensure accuracy, the cost of goods sold/Revenue ratio of 96% is used instead of the 5-year average.

Table 5.6: Forecasted cost of goods sold of roofing sheets of Nam Viet Corporation 2014

Unit: million VND

Year

2014

Roofing sheet revenue

102,633

Cost of goods sold

98,015

Proportion

96%

5.2.2.3. Forecast of cost of goods sold of wood products:

Table 5.7: Ratio of GVHB/DT of Duc Thanh Wood Processing JSC 2009 - 2013

Unit: million VND

Year

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

Revenue

174,268

175,017

219,685

231,284

237,267

Cost of goods sold

109,961

110,034

146,358

162,021

156,567

Proportion

63%

63%

67%

70%

66%

5 year average

66%





Unlike roofing products, the price of raw materials and the cost of producing wooden products, although always high, have not fluctuated much during this period. Figures from Duc Thanh Wood Processing JSC also show this. Thus, to ensure the accuracy of the forecast of the cost of goods sold of wooden products of Nam Viet JSC in 2014, using data from Duc Thanh Wood Processing JSC is 66%.

Table 5.8: Forecasted cost of goods sold of wood products of Nam Viet Corporation 2014

Unit: million VND

Year

2014

Wood revenue

98,015

Cost of goods sold

64,382

Proportion

66%

5.2.2.4. Forecast of cost of goods sold in 2014:


Cost of goods sold (2014) = 98,015 + 64,382 = 162,397 million VND


5.2.3. Forecasting selling and administrative expenses

5.2.3.1. Forecast basis:


Based on the relationship between costs and production and business volume, the costs of a business are divided into 2 types of costs:

Variable costs:are costs that vary with output or revenue. Such as: raw material costs, direct labor costs, etc.

Fixed cost:are costs that do not change with the volume of production and business. Such as: depreciation, management, advertising costs, etc.

Administrative expenses and selling expenses are dual costs, meaning they have a fixed cost component and a variable cost component. Therefore, to properly consider these costs, we need to determine their relationship to revenue.

To determine this relationship assuming that the correlation between each cost and revenue is linear, we perform univariate regression techniques to estimate the overall regression model.

5.2.3.2. Forecasting sales costs:


From the data on sales costs and revenue for the period 2005 - 2013, use Excel to calculate the regression coefficients and establish the regression equation.

Table 5.9: Sales cost and revenue data of Nam Viet Corporation 2005 - 2013


Figure 5.5: Results of univariate regression parameters of the cost of sales model


We have the following model for cost of sales by revenue:


Y 1 = 0.036X – 459

Meaning:For every 1 dong increase in revenue, selling expenses will increase by 0.036 dong.

From the forecast revenue in 2014 of 200,182 million VND, the company's corresponding selling expenses in 2014 are:

Cost of sales (2014) = 0.036 x 200,182 – 459 = 6,800 million VND


5.2.3.3. Management cost forecast:


From the management cost and revenue data for the period 2005 - 2013, use Excel to calculate the regression coefficients and establish the regression equation.

Table 5.10: Data on business management costs and revenue of Nam Viet Joint Stock Company 2005 - 2013


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