You are a Corporate Credit Analyst for your bank. A new corporate customer in the manufacturing sector approached your bank for a large credit facility in the sum of $20 million for production equipment and warehousing. The customer submitted the following financials to you. List two strengths and two weaknesses of the borrower in relation to credit. Year Ended30-Sept-1930-Sept-2030-Sept-21Assets ($)Current AssetsCash And Cash Equivalents6,714,0004,851,00015,982,000Short Term Investments27,447,00032,900,00044,610,000Net Receivables11,256,0008,881,0007,987,000Inventory1,478,000491,000421,000Other Current Assets2,115,0001,614,0001,566,000Total Current Assets49,010,00048,737,00070,566,000Long Term Investments9,232,00011,004,00012,210,000Property Plant and Equipment3,044,0002,346,00012,326,000Goodwill3,866,0003,309,0003,115,000Intangible Assets539,000499,000569,000Accumulated AmortizationOther Assets3,906,0004,920,0003,603,000Total Assets69,597,00070,815,000102,389,000

Year Ended 30-Sept-19 30-Sept-20 30-Sept-2 Assets ($) Current Assets Cash And Cash Equivalents 6,714,000 4,851,000 15,982,000 44,610,000 7,987,000 Short Term Investments 27,447,000 32,900,000 Net Receivables 11,256,000 8,881,000 Inventory 1,478,000 491,000 421,000 Other Current Assets 2,115,000 1,614,000 1,566,000 Total Current Assets 49,010,000 48,737,000 70,566,000 Long Term Investments 9,232,000 11,004,000 12,210,000 Property Plant and Equipment 3,044,000 2,346,000 12,326,000 Goodwill 3,866,000 3,309,000 3,115,000 Intangible Assets 539,000 499,000 569,000 Accumulated Amortization Other Assets 3,906,000 4,920,000 3,603,000 Total Assets 69,597.000 70,815,000 102,389,000

Year Ended 30-Sept-19 30-Sept-20 30-Sept-2 Assets ($) Current Assets Cash And Cash Equivalents 6,714,000 4,851,000 15,982,000 44,610,000 7,987,000 Short Term Investments 27,447,000 32,900,000 Net Receivables 11,256,000 8,881,000 Inventory 1,478,000 491,000 421,000 Other Current Assets 2,115,000 1,614,000 1,566,000 Total Current Assets 49,010,000 48,737,000 70,566,000 Long Term Investments 9,232,000 11,004,000 12,210,000 Property Plant and Equipment 3,044,000 2,346,000 12,326,000 Goodwill 3,866,000 3,309,000 3,115,000 Intangible Assets 539,000 499,000 569,000 Accumulated Amortization Other Assets 3,906,000 4,920,000 3,603,000 Total Assets 69,597.000 70,815,000 102,389,000

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