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Use the financial statements on the next page to answer Compute the following fi

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Use the financial statements on the next page to answer

Compute the following financial ratios for the two years 2013, 2014

1. Total Asset Turnover

2. Fixed Asset Turnover

3. Inventory Turnover

4. Average collection period.

5. Current Ratio

6. Quick (Acid Test)

7. Cash ratio

8. Market-to-Book

9. P/E ratio

10. ROE

10. Decompose the ROE for the two years into:

Tax Burden, Interest Burden, Margin, Turnover, Leverage, Compound Leverage and ROA

Write a short note on the financial health of the company.

Income Statement

2012

2013

2014

Sales Revenues

    130,000

    150,000

COGS (including Depreciation)

      85,800

    105,000

Depreciation

      20,000

      25,000

S&A Expenses

      15,000

      18,000

Operating Income

      29,200

      27,000

Interest Expense

      12,000

      15,000

Taxable Income

      17,200

      12,000

Income Tax (40%)

        6,880

        4,800

Net Income

      10,320

        7,200

Balance Sheet

2007

2008

2009

Cash & MS

      20,000

      30,000

      28,000

Accounts Receivable

      40,000

      50,000

      60,000

Inventories

      75,000

      80,000

    100,000

Net PPE

    120,000

    140,000

    160,000

Total Assets

    255,000

    300,000

    348,000

Liabilities

Accounts Payable

      50,000

      60,000

      85,000

Short-term Debt

      45,000

      72,000

      85,000

LT Debt (8% Bonds)

      75,000

      74,000

      80,000

Total Liabilities

    170,000

    206,000

    250,000

Shareholders Equity

      85,000

      94,000

      98,000

Price per share

$     85.00

$     77.00

No of shares

10,000

10,000

10,000

Dividends Paid

        1,320

        3,200

Income Statement

2012

2013

2014

Sales Revenues

    130,000

    150,000

COGS (including Depreciation)

      85,800

    105,000

Depreciation

      20,000

      25,000

S&A Expenses

      15,000

      18,000

Operating Income

      29,200

      27,000

Interest Expense

      12,000

      15,000

Taxable Income

      17,200

      12,000

Income Tax (40%)

        6,880

        4,800

Net Income

      10,320

        7,200

Balance Sheet

2007

2008

2009

Cash & MS

      20,000

      30,000

      28,000

Accounts Receivable

      40,000

      50,000

      60,000

Inventories

      75,000

      80,000

    100,000

Net PPE

    120,000

    140,000

    160,000

Total Assets

    255,000

    300,000

    348,000

Liabilities

Accounts Payable

      50,000

      60,000

      85,000

Short-term Debt

      45,000

      72,000

      85,000

LT Debt (8% Bonds)

      75,000

      74,000

      80,000

Total Liabilities

    170,000

    206,000

    250,000

Shareholders Equity

      85,000

      94,000

      98,000

Price per share

$     85.00

$     77.00

No of shares

10,000

10,000

10,000

Dividends Paid

        1,320

        3,200

Explanation / Answer

Overall financial health of the firm is average as some components are improving and some are decreasing but not much. So firm has huge potential to grow.

2013 2014 sales/Average total assets 0.23 0.16 Sales/Average fixed assets 1.00 1.00 COGS/Average inventory 1.11 1.17 365/Accounts receivable 126.35 133.83 Current assets/Current Liabilities 1.21 1.11 (Current assets-Inventory)/Current Liabilities 0.61 0.52 Cash/Current liabilities 0.23 0.16 Market value per share/Book value per share 0.90 0.79 Market price per share/Earnings per share 82.36 106.94 Net income/Average Shareholder equity 0.12 0.08 EPS Net Income/ outstanding share 1.03 0.72 0.00 ROE = Tax burden x Interest burden x Margin x Turnover x Leverage 0.06 0.02
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