Financial Highlights

Slide Content

The slide titled "Financial Highlights" presents a profit and loss benchmark comparison across four business models: Franchising, Subsidiary, Joint Venture, and Strategic Alliance from 2021 to 2025. For each model, the slide lists annual data for REVENUE, Material Income (MI), Operational Expenditure (OPEX), Earnings Before Interest and Taxes (EBIT), and EBIT percentage. All business models show an increase in REVENUE over the five years, with consistent growth in MI and OPEX. EBIT also increases, maintaining a steady percentage of 9% for each business model except in the first year where it starts at 8%.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a light background with a dark header featuring the title in large font, and a subtitle in smaller font.
• Four horizontally-arranged blocks represent different business models: Franchising (blue), Subsidiary (orange), Joint Venture (green), and Strategic Alliance (light blue).
• Each block contains a year-by-year breakdown table of financial data from 2021 to 2025, including REVENUE, MI, OPEX, EBIT, and the EBIT percentage.
• Circular icons precede the title of each business model block: a shopping basket for Franchising, a hierarchy chart for Subsidiary, a handshake for Joint Venture, and two connected people figures for Strategic Alliance.
• The background of each icon matches its respective block color and is placed within a larger circle that has a matching light color outline.

The slide has a clean, professional aesthetic with a clear visual division for each business model category. The use of color coding and simple icons effectively conveys the type of business model and allows for easy comparison of financial performance.

Use Cases

• This slide could be used in executive board meetings to discuss and compare the performance of different business models within the company.
• Presenting financial results during an investor relations meeting, indicating how various strategic approaches have impacted financial growth.
• Analyzing the efficiency and effectiveness of business model strategies during internal strategic planning sessions.
• Providing an overview of profit and loss statements for the different business structures in a corporate training setting, to educate employees on company operations and finance division performance.