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clicking the bell ican friends today we
are going to learn a concept which is
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known as the current portion of the
long-term rate which is known as CP Ltd
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on the balance sheet side well we are
going to look at a graph over here of
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Exxon Mobil the current portion of the
long-term debt annual and non current
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portion of the long-term debt as we move
down what we see is that from 2010 to
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2012 there is a tiff between long-term
debt and the current and the non current
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portion the current portion the
long-term debt over here is quite high
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as compared to R its greater than long
non current portion of the long-term
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debt as you can see this particular
graph and the blue line well no issues
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will understand this in a detail format
let's begin at the very initial stage
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what one needs to understand that you
know the current portion of the
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long-term debt or which is also known as
your CP Ltd refers to that portion of
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these forms balance sheet that keeps
records of the total amount of the
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long-term debt and that must be paid
within the ongoing period or the ongoing
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year so what can see the chart over here
of the Exxon Mobil it tracks the current
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portion of the long-term debt versus the
non current portion of the long-term
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debt of exam for the past 5 years so
we note that during the 2016 time period
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during the 2016 the exam mobile had
13.6 billion as you can
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see of the current portion of the
long-term debt as compared to
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28.39 or 93
of the non current portion however in
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the year of 2013 and 14 Exxon's current
portion of the long-term debt was far
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greater look at this this particular
portion it was a far more greater than
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that of the non current portion now my
question is that is this good a bad for
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Exxon's so no issues in this particular
tutorial we are going to discuss the
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current portion of the long-term debt or
which you call as CP Ltd and answer the
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the question that I will ask now what is
the current portion of the long-term
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debt that's the first thing we need to
understand see debt is the obligation
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because it is borrowed by one party
another so the one who takes a loan is
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the data and from whom the loan is taken
is called the lender or the creditors right
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so the organization or the corporates
uses this debt for making large
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purchases like such as for the plans
building facilities and so on and so
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forth know that this forms cannot for
in the normal circumstances forever if
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you see the debt is the only cheapest no
I'm wrong not the only it is one of the
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cheapest form of available to the forms
and corporates for long term financing
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because it provides an option to the
borrower to paid it back a later date
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with we shouldn't forget us it's
interest however the long-term debts you
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know has multiple forms includes like
you know bonds
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they have debentures secured notes
mortgages notes and loans taken from the
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banks and financial institutions so from
the company's point of view the
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long-term debt means that you know any
financial obligation any financial
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obligations which are lined up for a
period which is greater than 12 months
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is greater than 12 months so however the
company often pays a portion of this
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long-term obligations or liabilities
within the current or ongoing year so
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which is known as your current portion
of our long-term debt right now there's
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this company called Seadrill
limited the current portion the
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long-term debt this is the extract of
the company of Seadrill limited Seadrill
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limited is registered in or listed in
NYC Stock Exchange has a long-term debt
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standing at her closely to $9 billion
dollars $9.8 billion dollars and
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is expected to pay $3.1 billion
in the current year you can see the
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amount and hence it is recorded as 6.6
billion as a long-term debt and 3.1
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billion as current portion of the
long-term debt at the end of the fourth
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quarter off for 2016 so as observed you
know Seadrill balance sheet does not
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paint a good picture because it's
current possibly long-term debt has
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increased by
you can see from 1489 to
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3195 that's closely to
110% a 15% on me on via basic it
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is because you know seadrill does not have sufficient liquidity it's a cash
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liquidity to cover its short-term
borrowing right and the current
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liabilities in other words Seadrill has
a high amount of the current portion of
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the you can say the long-term debt as
compared to the liquidity such as cash
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and cash balance and this suggests that
you know Seadrill will find it difficult
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to make its payment and pay off its a
short-term obligations now as you can
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see in this particular graph of Seadrill
current portion as you know the thumb
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rule states that you know company with a
high number of the current portion of
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the long-term debt as compared to the
small cash positions has a higher risk
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of default as you can see the Seadrill
can pose to the long-term debt and the
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seadrill is non-current portion of the
long-term debt the data is right in
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front of you we have the graph and you
know same goes with the seadrill with
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because they have a high number of its
current portion of the long-term debt
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and comparatively a low cash in that
scenario as a result you know the higher
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CP LD the company have was on an average
of defaulting and accordingly to simply
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WallStreet Seadrill proposed the earth
debt restructuring plan to survive the
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industry downturn as for the scheme the
company plans to basically renegotiate
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renegotiate what exactly they they
worked on the plan of its borrowing with
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the creditors and also has a plan to
deferred most of its current portion of
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the long-term debt but that's what was
the term that was been placed on in
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front of the meeting however this move
had negative impact on its share price
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performance because the company saw its
share price are plunging down or falling
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more than 15% last
month and in fact it was this was the
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second announcement regarding its debt
restructuring as the company was not
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able to please the creditors as for its
earlier given debt other was closely to
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30 December 2016 so this time the
company you know pushed its deadline at
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the end of April 27th right so in the
case of the Seadrill the company is not
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able to pay its current portion of its
long-term debt due to its historical
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week
you can see that historical weakness in
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the crude oil sector and poor market
conditions like for instance the crude
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oil prices crude oil prices fell more
than 50% since the high of 100
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per Exxon's was yeah closer to 100 per barrel in 2014 to close around it it flows down
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50 per barrel at present due to the
oversupply of the crude oil and you know
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increases in the inventory in the United
States so this was the circumtances they
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know that led to you know a turmoil
situation of cash flow and cash crunch
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situation where the Sidra limited had to
actually survive now you know how to get
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to know if the company is risky in the
investment well you can now analyze some
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of the ratios like the current ratio you
can also use some of the ratios like
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debt equity ratio debt to equity ratio
then you can also use a liquidity ratio
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because that will also be helpful in
your case for this particular ratio for
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this particular thing so on lower note
we have concluded in a really great
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fashion we have learned about this
particular topic so debt is we can say
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the important composition of the
company's total capital visit creates a
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financial leverage which can multiply
the returns of the investment provided
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the return derived from the loans seeds
or its is greater than the cost of loan
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or debt basically however it all depends
on the company because if the company is
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utilizing the debt taken from the bank
or the other financial institution in a
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right manner meanwhile the current
portion of the term that should be
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treated as you know the current
liquidity as it represents you know the
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principal part of the debt payments so
as a as a result the company's financial
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positions you know sometimes becomes
risky which is not encouraging sign for
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the investors and then does so this
ratio should be really in a maintained
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situation so that's it for this
particular topic if you have learned and
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