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    CONTROLADORIA: AMBEV S.A
    (FUNDAÇÃO DE ENSINO OCTAVIO BASTOS, 2019-11-01) CICCONI, Marcelo de Castro; FORTES, Antonio Donizeti; VALLIM, Max Streicher; TEIXEIRA, Julio Cesar; PANCINE, Luiz Fernando; CANCIAN, Helton; GONÇALVES, José Gabriel; GEORGETTO, Rafael; SANCHES, Vinicius Sanches
    The article is based on the survey and analysis of financial indicators, which consist of decision-making. The company assigned to our project was Ambev S.A, one of the largest beverage companies in the world. In the Controllership study unit, we will discuss the performance indicators of the last three periods, which will support decision-making. In Analysis of Financial Statements, we will address the vertical and horizontal analyses, together with the liquidity ratios, average period of receipt of sales and average period of purchases, and degree of indebtedness. As a basis for the ideal time that decisions should be made, we need to consider the balance point, accounting, economic and financial, of the company and its influence on the facts. For this, we will use the Strategic Cost Management study unit as support, where we will classify costs, and will address other concepts and criteria, such as the process or order production system, departmentalization and cost apportionment. Just as we need to find the ideal moment to act, it is necessary to have confidence in decision making, and for that we will use the fundamentals of Management Accounting, which insist on the analysis of profitability indicators, such as TRI and TRPL and EVA.
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    Fusão Boeing e Embraer
    (Fundação de Ensino Octávio Bastos, 2020-06-30) GONÇALVES, José Gabriel do Lago; GEORGETTO, Rafael; SANCHES, Vinicius; SANTOS, Pedro Albino dos
    Boeing had a very big drop since the moment the agreement between it and Embraer was announced, however this drop was not related to the agreement, it was derived from failures of Boeing itself that launched the 737 MAX aircraft (a model of commercial aircraft) on January 29, 2016, and received the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) certificate on March 8, 2017 and placed the first aircraft and service on May 22, 2017, but on October 29, 2018 a Boeing 737 MAX crashed 13 minutes after takeoff in Indonesia, and in less than a year, another plane of the same model crashed in Ethiopia. Conducting investigations about the aircraft, it was proven through documents that company employees knew about the problems that the aircraft had even before its launch, this caused the death of 346 people joining the victims of Ethiopia and Indonesia, after these events the company entered the worst crisis in its history.