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Please find attached a multi-year Income Statement (Appendix A1) and multi-year

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Please find attached a multi-year Income Statement (Appendix A1) and multi-year Balance Sheet (Appendix A2) for Good Dog Pet Food. This company is a (fictional) pet food retailer that brought on a new CEO in Jan 1, 2015. You have been asked to assess whether or not Good Dog is doing well under the new CEO. Your job is to calculate and interpret important financial ratios and to make comments on how things have changed since the new CEO came on board and how the company compares to peers in the industry. Appendix A3 contains industry average information – which you should find useful.

Please use the information in Appendix A1 to A3 to calculate the following ratios:

Current ratio

Account Receivable ratio (or days receivable)

Accounts Payable ratio (or days payable)

Debt ratio

Gross Profit margin

Operating Profit margin

Net Profit margin

Return on Assets

Return on Equity

For the ROA and ROE, you should use the average total assets and the average total equity in your calculations. (The average is the total across two years divided by two). Calculate these values for each of 2014, 2015 and 2016. Interpret your calculations: what does this information mean? How is the company doing under the new CEO? (You should compare things before and after the CEO came on board). How is the company doing relative to the industry?

Appendix A1: Good Dog Pet Food Comparative Income Statement ($M) For the Years Ended Dec 31, 2013 to 2016 2013 2014 2015 2016 S 57.43$ 59.89 $15.09 $158.67 $ 41.94$ 42.09 $101.38 $111.91 $ 15.49 17.80 S 43.71 $ 46.76 Sales Cost of Goods Sold Gross Profit Seling and Administration $ 11.47 $ 12.01 $ 20.83 $ 25.11 Depreciation Operating Profit Interest Eamings Before Taxes$ 0.63 $ 0.57 11.47 $ 12.54 Taxes Het LCOATLE $ 1.51$ 2.714.31 $ 4.18 $ 2.52$ 3.08 $ 18.57 $ 17.48 $ 1.88$ 2.51 7.10$ 4.93 $ 0.20$0.18 $ 3.67 $ 4.01 $ 0.43$ 0.39 $ 78O $ 8.53

Explanation / Answer

Accounts Receivable Turnover Ratio = Net Average Credit Sales /Average Gross Account Receivable

Average Gross Account Receivable = (Binging Account Receivable +Ending Account Receivable)/2

Table Showing Computation Average Account Receivable

Year

Beginning Receivable ($)

Ending Receivable($)

Average Gross Account Receivable ($)

2014

9

9.71

16.71

2015

9.71

16.98

13.25

2016

16.98

17.80

17.39

Account Receivable Turnover Ratio,.

Year

Credit sales ($)

Average Account Receivable ($)

Account Receivable Turnover ratio in Times

2014

59.89

16.71

3.58

2015

145.09

13.25

10.95

2016

158.67

17.39

9.12

Days Receivable

Year

Account Receivable Turnover Ratio

Average Days=365/A/R ratio

2014

3.58

102 Days

2015

10.95

33Days

2016

9.12

40 Days

Inter Predation

Account revisable turnover ratio is the number of days within which Account receivable will be converted into cash compared with the 2014 year(102 Days) CEO made good turnover collection in 2015 (33 days) which was slightly reduced in 2016 940 Days).comparing with the industrial ratio (34.5Days) CEO perform bit poor.

The accounts Payable Turnover ratio

Accounts Payable Turnover Ratio = Net Credit Purchase /Average Gross Account Payable

Average Gross Account Payable = (Binging Account Payable +Ending Accounts Payable)/2

Table Showing Computation Average Account Payable

Year

Beginning Payable($)

Ending Payable($0

Average Gross Account Payable($)

2014

10.75

18.15

14.45

2015

18.15

22.43

20.29

2016

22.43

21.99

22.21

Computation of Credit purchase

Purchase = Cost of Goods sold +Closing Inventory – Opening Inventory.

Year

Cost of Goods Sold ($)

Closing Inventory($)

Opening inventory ($)

Purchases ($)

2014

42.09

15.93

3.42

54.6

2015

101.38

16.54

15.93

101.99

2016

111.91

15.86

16.54

111.23

Account Payable Turnover Ratio,.

Year

Credit Purchase ($)

Average Account Payable ($)

Account payable Turnover ratio in Times

2014

54.6

14.45

3.77

2015

101.99

20.29

5.02

2016

111.23

22.21

5

Days Payable

Year

Account Payable Turnover Ratio

Average Days=365/A/R ratio

2014

3.77

97

2015

5.02

72 Days

2016

5

73 Days

Interpretation

A/ P Ratio is the days within which company should pay its creditors. In the period of new CEO, it shows a negative trend. But comparing to Industrial Average it shows a positive trend.   

Debt Ratio.

Debt Ratio = Total Liability /Total Asset

Year

Total Debt ($)

Total Asset ($)

Debt Ratio

2013

21.89

25.94

.84

2014

58.85

63.29

.93

2015

64.95

77.18

.84

2016

57.25

78.01

.73

Interpretation.

Debt ratio Means how many assets of the company is financed by Debt. It is better to manage the debt ratio to the lowest. After the appointment of New CEO, it is showing a decreasing trend that’s positive for the company But Comparing to the Industrial Average it shows a negative trend.

Gross Profit Margin Ratio.

Gross profit Ratio = (Gross profit /Net Sales)*100

Year

Gross Profit($)

Net Sales ($)

Gross profit Ratio

2013

15.49

57.43

27%

2014

17.80

59.89

295

2015

43.71

145.09

30%

2016

46.76

158.67

295

Interpretation.

G. P Ration means How much of the total revenue goes to gross profit G.P ration shows a consistency in all the years which is good and when comparing to industrial average its consisted. (Only1% Difference in every FY).

Operating Profit Margin Ratio.

Operating profit Ratio = (Operating profit /Net Sales0*100

Year

Operating Profit ($)   

Net Sales ($)

Operating profit Ratio

2013

2.52

57.43

4%

2014

3.08

59.89

5%

2015

18.57

145.09

12%

2016

17.48

158.67

11%

Interpretation

O.P Ration means How much of the total revenue goes to Operating profit It shows an increasing trend after new CEO appointed which is highly Appreciable. But last year it reduced by 1% Comparing to last year company ratio as well as the industrial ratio.

Net Profit Margin Ratio.

Net profit Ratio = (Net profit /Net Sales0*100

Year

Net Profit ($)   

Net Sales ($)

Net profit Ratio

2013

.43

57.43

.7%

2014

.39

59.89

.65%

2015

7.80

145.09

5%

2016

8.53

158.67

5.3%

Interpretation

NP Ration means How much of the total revenue goes to net profit Net profit Margin Ratio also showing an increasing trend after the appointment of new CEO But it is low compared to market ratio.

ROA

ROA = Net Income /Average Total Asset.

Average total Asset = (Asset at the begging of a Year +Asset at the end of a year)/2

Average total Asset Computation.

Year

Opening value of Asset($)

Closing Value Of asset ($)

Average ($)

2014

25.94

63.29

44.61

2015

63.29

77.18

70.23

2016

77.18

78.01

77.59

  Computation of ROA

Year

Net Income ($)

Average total Asset ($)

ROA

2014

.39

44.61

.87%

2015

7.80

70.23

11%

2016

8.53

77.59

10%

Interpretation.

ROA means how much income generated using companies net asset Comparing to the period before CEO’s Appointment ROA Showed a tremendous which was reduced by 1% in the next year. ROA is too less than the industrial ratio.

ROE

Net income /Average Equity

Average equity = (Binging balance of equity in a year +ending Balance of Equity)/2

Computation of Average Equity.

Year

Opening value of Equity ($)

Closing Value Of Equity ($)

Average ($)

2014

4.04

4.43

4.23

2015

4.43

12.23

8.33

2016

12.23

20.76

16.49

ROE Computation

Year

Net Income

Average total Equity

ROE

2014

.39

4.23

9%

2015

7.80

8.33

93%

2016

8.53

16.49

51%

Interpretation

ROE means how much income generated using owners capital ROE is out of total income is available to equity holders it shows a positive in the first year of appointment of CEO But in 2016 it shows a negative trend comparing to preceding year but it shows a positive trend comparing to the industry average

Year

Beginning Receivable ($)

Ending Receivable($)

Average Gross Account Receivable ($)

2014

9

9.71

16.71

2015

9.71

16.98

13.25

2016

16.98

17.80

17.39