In your web browser, search for the investor relations page of a public company you are interested in (e.g., Zoom investor relations). Select SEC Filings or Annual Report or Financials to obtain the 10-K for the most recent year available.*

Required:
1. a. Assess the company’s capital structure. Does the company tend to favor issuing equity or borrowing to support its business?
b. From the notes to the financial statements, identify any additional information about the stockholders’ equity accounts that you feel would be important to someone analyzing the company as a potential investment.
2. Examine the statement of cash flows and the statement of stockholders’ equity.
a. What amount of stock, if any, was issued in the most recent year?
b. How much cash did the issuance generate for the company?
c. What was the average market value per share of the issuance?
3. What amount of treasury stock, if any, did the company repurchase during the year? Did it resell any of its treasury stock?
4. What types of dividends, if any, did the company declare during the year? If declared, how much was paid out in cash for dividends during the year?