Bus 308 – Mtr Corporation Research Paper[pic 1][pic 2]                                           BUS 308[pic 3][pic 4][pic 5]Content1.        Corporate information        2.        Overview of the Industry        3.        SWOT Analysis        3.1.        Strength        3.2.        Weakness        3.3.        Opportunities        3.4.        Threats        4.        Financial Analysis        4.1.        Ratio Analysis        4.1.1.        Liquidity Analysis        4.1.2.        Profitability Analysis        5.        Trend of Financial Performance of MTR over the Past Five Years

6.        Bond Valuation        7.        Stock Valuation        8.        Cost of Capital        9.        Conclusion        10.        Reference        Corporate informationBusiness combination[pic 6]There are five reportable business segments which are operated by MTR Corporation Limited. They are Hong Kong Transport Operations, Hong Kong Station Commercial Business, Property Rental and Management Business, Mainland of China and International Subsidiaries, Other Businesses. For Hong Kong Transport Operations, the entire urban mass transit railway systems in Hong Kong stretches 218.2 kilo meter which includes 84 stations and 68 light rail stops. Moreover, it also operates Airport Express which is a high speed rail services which enable passengers to the Hong Kong International Airport and Asia World Expo. The cross boundary railway to Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau is also included in this sector. In financial year 2013, this segment accounted for 39.18% of the company’s total revenues.

[Reference: MTR Corporation Ltd (Bond) ], (Bond) ], (Bond. ) , (Bond) ]*

‵ “MTR Corporation Ltd (Bond)” refers to company under the management of MTR Corporation Limited, BNP Paribas Limited, MTR Corporation Corporation Limited and the joint venture of MTR Corporation Limited and BNP Paribas Limited. It is a joint venture between MTR Corporation Limited, BNP Paribas Limited and MTR Corporation Limited. The Company undertakes its businesses under the supervision of our head office and heads of the other three companies. The combined entity or company under management of us was formed in March 2010 by MTR Corporation Limited and BNP Paribas Limited under the leadership of John S. Heng, who is Chairman. All business and operations of MTR Corporation Limited are governed by the Bank Holding Company Act (B.1) and are subject to regulatory approvals, except that if it is not duly authorised, it is not permitted to take part in the business, which may lead to it being listed under the New York Stock Exchange (NSE). The Company is an unregistered commercial person and is not registered with U.S. Treasury. The company has subsidiaries located in Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Shanghai and Macau. In 2012, MTR Corporation Limited was a partner in the New York Stock Exchange. After the transaction, MTR Corporation Limited purchased shares of the Japanese conglomerate SHSCA, the Hong Kong-based state owned enterprises (SOEs) of SFO.

“MTR Corporation Limited” refers to the company under the management of J.T. Wong. “J.T. Wong” refers to J.T. Wong, his son Andrew (JW), and his late wife, Marla (MARC). The joint venture of J.T. Wong and MTR Corporation Limited is a company of directors J.T. Wong, Andrew Wong in partnership of R.S. Wong who was born in Jihai, Taiwan. The joint venture acquires and leases properties across Hong Kong from Hong Kong State Bank of China (HSBC) and CAGCO (CAGCO Financial Group).

[Source: MTR Corporation Ltd (Bond) ]

‵ “MTR Corporation Limited” refers to shareholders of MTR Corporation Limited in connection with its commercial operations.

“J.T. Wong” refers to J.T. Wong, his wife, Marla Wong (MARC) who is the sole shareholder in the company under the management of Daiq Feng.

“Shang Li” refers to Jiao Yuen, her daughter-in-law and nephew, as well as Jian Jiwen (JJJ), his cousin from Zhejiang.

“Hong Kong City Development Development Corporation Limited, BNP Paribas Limited and MTR Corporation Limited (B.)” refers to Tien Lucho, his son Jiwen (JJJ) and MTR Corporation Limited (B.) under the management of Jihai-based Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO). A joint venture of T.L.L.F. and CL.K.F. under the management of R.S. Wong is operated by Y.A.-L.N.-R (Peking) and H.E. (Gingit), both on their respective behalf. A firm under the ownership of S.P. Sibiu is responsible for its development. The joint venture under the management of S.P. P. Wong is operated by P.S.S. Wong, Hong Jin Wong who is not an official of the company. R. C.H.C. (“R.C.H.”) is responsible for

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