Financial Analysis of BHP Billiton
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AGL Energy Limited-Review of Financial Reports
Assignment Coversheet
The Faculty of Business
STUDENT INFORMATION
STUDENT NO.
30351779,30355095,30357362
SURNAME
Empty, Ahmed, Diwan
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0431981456
GIVEN NAMES
Sukhjit Singh, Fakhruddin Eleyas, Rukshana Banu
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ASSESSMENT INFORMATION
COURSE NAME
Corporate Accounting
COURSE CODE
BUACC5932
ASSIGNMENT DETAILS (title)
AGL Energy Limited-Review of Financial Reports
LECTURER / TUTOR’S NAME
Gautam Dahima
Campus / Provider
DUE DATE
19/05/2019
SUBMITTED ON
15/05/2019
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CRICOS Provider No. 00103D The Faculty of Business
AGL Energy Limited-Review of Financial Reports
Abstract
The report contains analysis of the annual report of AGL Energy Limited for the year ended 30th June 2018. It provides an overview of the business of the company, industry, sources of finance, financial performance, the structure of its Property, plant and Equipment and its Intangible Assets and the accounting policies followed by the company relating to the assets and the impairment losses written off by AGL.
AGL Energy- Introduction, Business And Operating Activities, Finances and Financial Performance
This section contains information regarding the core business of AGL Energy, industry, its competitors, the sources of finances, key financial Performance indicators reported; events which occurred after the reporting date and also whether changes in the accounting policies were reported by AGL.
*The Company’s core Business & Different business Segments
AGL energy Limited is one of Australia’s most important energy companies and offer gas, electricity, solar and renewable energy to homes and services. It has been into existence since 1837. The company both generates and retails gas and electricity and has 3.6 million customer accounts. (agl.com.au, n.d.)“The four business segments are as follows
· Wholesale markets- This segment consists of Wholesale Electricity, Wholesale Gas and Eco markets. Whole Sale electricity manages the purchase of key fuel inputs for company’s electricity requirement, management of electricity generation units and for wholesale pricing of electricity for customers. Wholesale gas sources and manages the gas supply portfolio. Eco markets manages the company’s liabilities for voluntary and mandatory renewable energy sources
· Customer markets- This segment caters to retailing of...