Is Pandora In A Good Shape In Terms Of Its Financial Health?
- The analysis reveals that Pandora’s financial health is in a good shape.
- The company is capable of paying off its near term obligations using just its cash and the value of its assets that can quickly be turned into cash is more than double the value of its near-term liabilities
- While this implies good financial health, it can also indicate that Pandora is not investing its assets properly
- However, considering Pandora’s business model where expenses are extremely high, additional investments may not necessarily bring in returns unless they are made to tweak the company’s operational model
- Solvency analysis reveals that Pandora isn’t too reliant on debt as it stands at a decent 36% of Equity and also, only 20% of its assets have been created using debt
- However, negative interest coverage ratio reminds that Pandora is still in deep losses
- Nevertheless, the Internet radio company’s balance sheet appears healthy enough to keep potential suitors interested – (Recently, activist investor Corvex started pushing Pandora’s management to consider a sale)
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