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Founded in 1945 and became a large competitor within the industry in the
post-war healthcare world
Thomas E. Finn, former CEO, led the company to financial success with a
business strategy focused strictly on earnings per share (by 2013 Vyaderm
had a market cap of $2.7BN)
Problem with approach: There was little sharing of best practice or interest
in helping build synergies across the companys 15 subsidiaries to support
corporate strategy
Economic Value Added Approach
In 2014, new CEO Maurice Vedrine, decided to move away from the old
earnings per share business strategy and implement an Economic Value
Added Approach to:
1. To demonstrate to the investment community the intent to continue
Vyaderms profitable growth
2. To provide a solution to conflicting management priorities caused by
competing financial measures
EVA CALCULATIONS AND
ADJUSTMENTS
Reincarnation of Residual Income concept developed by GM in 1920s and
practiced by companies like GE
Measures the extent to which a companys after-tax operating profits covered
the shareholders cost of capital
EVA = Net Operating Profit After Taxes [Capital * Cost of Capital]
Upto 160 accounting adjustments are possible, with EVA companies typically
using less than 7 adjustments, for ease of calculation and to maximize
understanding and acceptance of EVA by managers
Vyaderm adjusted only 4 accounts:
Research and Development
Consumer Advertising
Goodwill
Restructuring Charges
Vyaderm EVA Incentive Program
January 2017
Main competitor, PJL Laboratories, was required by the FDA to recall all
antifungal cream based on quality purposes.
This caused a temporary price increase and substantially boosted the
dermatology businesss profit margin.
Profits greatly exceeded their EVA target.
January 2018
Another competitor entered the antifungal cream market and Vyaderms
prices fell back to historical levels.
Problem: One-time, outside anomaly affected the Dermatology businesss
numbers. This would cause a large bonus payout this year, but could
potentially wipe out next years bonus payout if the business underperforms
Questions