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Benchmark
Graphics Our benchmark graphics package analyzes past results
and compares them to industry averages as published by the Construction
Financial Management Association (CFMA). Through this graphical representation
of your financial data, we can help you isolate areas needing improvement
and focus on your strengths. We analyze up to five years of financial
information.
Included with this package are the following:
- Safety Zone - a numerical analysis of key ratios with comparisons
to healthy company, industry, and regional averages.
- Financial Trends - a numerical comparison of key financial data and
ratios of your company from year to year.
- Financial Graphs - a package of about 12 graphs illustrating key
financial data and ratios to assist with isolating strengths and areas
of improvement within a company's operations.
- Job Graphs- graphs that segment and compare the profitability of
your jobs by project, manager, foreman, estimator, type, size, and state
to name a few.
This package comes bound and ready to be presented to bond companies, banks,
or other third parties needing a clear representation of your company's
financial situation.
Large & Gilbert, P.C.
6849 Peachtree Dunwoody Road, Bldg. A-2
Atlanta, GA 30328
Tel: 770.671.1533
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Testimonials
"Because we work mostly with construction
contractors, we have the data base and expertise to benchmark our
contractors against industry standards. We typically issue a color
graph package with the year-end financial statements so our clients
can see how they are doing compared to local contractors and also
how they stack up nationally. Some of the information included in
the graphs are gross profit percentages, overhead rates, working capital
ratios, debt to equity ratios, backlog profits, and owner compensation.
We also provide standards the surety industry typically is looking
for so our clients can see what a bond company will think of the financials.
We provide a nutshell of this information as well prior to year-end
so we can advise clients with tax reduction ideas, while at the same
time keeping an eye on healthy financial goals"
Tom Savage
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