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7. South Sea Baubles, Inc. has the following highlights from its balance sheet a

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Question

7. South Sea Baubles, Inc. has the following highlights from its balance sheet and income statements for FY 2013 and 2014.

Balance Sheet as of End of Fiscal Year

(Figures in Millions of USD)

2013

2014

Assets

            

Cash & Mkt. Securities

40

65

Other Current Assets

50

75

Net Fixed Assets

800

900

Liabilities

Current Liabilities

50

60

Long-Term Debt

600

700

Income Statement for Fiscal Year 2014

(Figures in Millions of USD)

Revenue

1,950

Cost of Goods Sold

1,030

Depreciation

350

Interest Expense

240

Assume South Sea Baubles, Inc. (the company in the prior question) neither issued nor retired any shares in 2014 and that its current portion of long-term debt remained unchanged in 2014 relative to the prior year. Construct SSB’s cash flow statement and answer the following:

What were SSB’s net cash flows from operations for 2014?

What were SSM’s net cash flows from investment activities in 2014?

What were SSB’s net cash flows from financing activities in 2014?

2013

2014

Assets

            

Cash & Mkt. Securities

40

65

Other Current Assets

50

75

Net Fixed Assets

800

900

Liabilities

Current Liabilities

50

60

Long-Term Debt

600

700

Explanation / Answer

Net cash flow from operations = Revenue – cost of goods sold –Interest + Increase in current liabilities – increase in current assets

                                                                = 1,950 -1030 -240 +(60-50) - (75-50)

                                                                = 680 +10-25

                                                                = 665

Cash flow from Investing activities = beginning net fixed assets - Ending net fixed assets – Depreciation

                                                                     = 800-900 -350

                                                                      = -450

Cash flow from financing activities = Ending long term debt – beginning long term debt

                                                                     = 700 -600

                                                                     = 100

                                  

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