Tesla has made 6 acquisitions and 2 investments. The company has spent over $ 2.82B for the acquisitions. Tesla has invested in multiple sectors such as Energy Storage Tech, Autonomous Vehicles and more.
It confirms that Hibar and Deepscale were relatively small acquisitions for Tesla.
Deepscale appears to be mostly what some people call “acqui-hire,” and the people who join Tesla probably got a bunch of shares.
As for Maxwell, which was a $207 million acquisition, and Hibar, which had to be less than $96 million, I think those two acquisitions combined is a somewhat inexpensive way to supercharge their now obvious move into manufacturing their own battery cells.
Again, we expect to hear more about Tesla’s effort to invest heavily into its own battery cell production in the next few months.
Tesla has acquired 6 companies, including 3 in the last 5 years. A total of 2 acquisitions came from private equity firms.
Tesla’s largest acquisition to date was in 2016, when it acquired SolarCity for $2.6B. Tesla has acquired in 3 different US states, and 2 countries. The Company’s most targeted sectors include machinery (34%) and automotive (17%).
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M&A SUMMARY
M&A Total Activity6
M&A Buy Activity6
Total Sectors Invested 5
Total Countries Invested 2
M&A Buy/Sell Connections 2
M&A Advisors 1
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Answer:
c. monitored employees are better employees
Explanation:
EAP stands for employee assistance program. It basically creates a help for employees which are facing any kind of personal or professional problems in their life.
It is a self initiated program to help the employees, by providing guidance, solving grievances or by any other means.
It nowhere assures that the employees shall be continuously monitored, while they perform and that the employees shall be set free to work in the manner they desire, as long as the company is achieving the targets.
Answer:
1. Total cost of purchases for the month
- = actual purchases x actual price = 200,000 pages x $0.175 per page = $35,000
2. Materials price variance
- = (actual unit cost - standard unit cost) x actual quantity used = ($0.175 - $0.17) x 185,000 = $925 unfavorable
3. Materials quantity variance
= (actual quantity used - standard quantity allowed) x standard price = (185,000 - 170,000) x $0.17 = $2,550 unfavorable
4. Net materials variance
- = materials price variance + materials quantity variance = $925 + $2,550 = $3,475 unfavorable
Explanation:
Actual purchase price $0.175 per page
Standard quantity allowed for production 170,000 pages
Actual quantity purchased during month 200,000 pages
Actual quantity used during month 185,000 pages
Standard price per page $0.17 per page
