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Analysis of financial statements based on the perspective of strategic management: A case study of Midea group in China

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  • Mingda Song
  • Meichen Fu
  • Bixian Han
  • Shi Yin

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The main purpose of this paper is to address the existing gap in traditional analysis methods by integrating strategic management and environmental aspects, and to establish a theory of quality analysis of corporate financial conditions. This paper uses the method of combining enterprise strategy and financial statement analysis to analyse the quality of assets, profit and cash flow of enterprises, and then evaluates the allocation of strategic resources, the effect of strategy implementation and the ability of strategic support. This study demonstrates that the application of the theory of financial condition quality analysis can enhance the assessment of enterprises in terms of their market expansion ability, strategic layout ability, and internal governance ability, and this approach is aligned with the requirements of users. Based on the link between strategic management and financial statement analysis, this paper establishes a theoretical framework for financial position quality analysis. The theoretical framework of financial condition quality analysis established in this paper solves the limitations of traditional financial analysis methods and existing financial quality analysis theories, and opens up a new way for corporate financial analysis. Based on the analysis framework, this paper analyses the three aspects of Midea Group's cost management, diversified strategic layout and global breakthrough strategy, and puts forward suggestions for the future development of the enterprise.

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  • Mingda Song & Meichen Fu & Bixian Han & Shi Yin, 2023. "Analysis of financial statements based on the perspective of strategic management: A case study of Midea group in China," International Journal of Applied Economics, Finance and Accounting, Online Academic Press, vol. 17(1), pages 146-155.
  • Handle: RePEc:oap:ijaefa:v:17:y:2023:i:1:p:146-155:id:1091
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