Examinando por Materia "Sector automotor"

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    Análisis del ratio FCL/ventas como proxy de valor en las empresas del sector automotor colombiano
    (Universidad Eafit, 2020) Soto Restrepo, Yudy Marcela; Sepúlveda Botero, Sergio Andrés; Yepes Raigosa, David Alejandro
    This study analyzes the FCL/sales ratio as a proxy for value in companies in the automotive sector, emphasizing the analysis of value inducers. To carry out the study, we use descriptive and inferential statistics, such as measures of central tendency and t-tests. The t tests allowed to identify the positive relationships of FCL / sales with the Ebitda margin, the Return on Equity and the Return on Assets and a negative relationship with the Productivity of Working Capital and Productivity of Fixed Assets, which was consistent with financial theory and with results obtained by authors such as Milei (2011) and Bastidas (2007), who use other value proxies and value creation such as Tobin's Q and EVA. These results show that the FCL / sales ratio is a proxy that can be used to measure value creation for Colombian companies in the automotive sector.
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    Impacto de las tasas de interés en la liquidez de los concesionarios automotores en Colombia durante el período 2015-2022
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2024) Echeverry Piedrahíta, Lina Marcela; Hernández Gómez, José Alejandro; Yepes Raigosa, David Alejandro
    Corporate liquidity plays a crucial role in financial management of companies, as proper management of liquid resources positively impacts economic performance, allowing business objectives to be achieved. Given the importance of the automotive sector to the Colombian economy, this research aimed to evaluate the impact of changes in interest rates on the liquidity of vehicle dealerships in the country during the period 2015-2022. For this, financial ratios, statistics, and regression models such as ordinary least squares (OLS) were calculated. The study revealed that high interest rates negatively impact operating cash flows and liquidity of automotive dealerships. Factors such as efficient accounts receivable management, tangible assets, and positive ebitda improve cash flow generation; however, high indebtedness, concentration of short-term debt, and excessive asset growth diminish liquidity