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For the following Financial statements, assume that COGS is always 70% of Sales,

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Question

For the following Financial statements, assume that COGS is always 70% of Sales, Interest Expense is always 10% of the previous years long term debt, Depreciation is always 20% of the previous years Net Fixed Assets, and taxes are always 40% of EBT.

2010                       2011                       2012                       2013

Net Working Capital                        1000                       1000                       1200                       1300

Net Fixed Assets 1500                                                       1600                      

Long Term Debt 2000                       2040                                                       2644

Total Equity 500                       460                       440                         436

2010                       2011                       2012                       2013

Sales 2000                       XXXX                     3500

COGS 1400                                                      

Depreciation 300                       300                         320

EBIT 300                                                       730

Interest 204                         236

EBT 494

Taxes 120                         198      

NI 296

Capital Expenditures 400                         500

Dividends 100                         200                         300

  

You do not have to answer each question in order. Fill out the chart above first and then answer the questions. You do NOT need to try to figure out the 2010 Income Statement. There may be more than one way to find the answers

Choose the answer that is CLOSEST to the correct answer.

1. What is 2012 Sales?

            a.1820             b. 2112                        c. 2360            d. 2680

2. What is Return on Equity in 2011?

            a. 6%               b. 9%               c. 13%             d. 17%            

3. What is Additional Financing Needed in 2013? (Change in LTD from 2012 to 2013)

            a.192               b. 236              c. 284              d.380              

4. What is Capital Expenditures in 2011?

            a. 100              b. 200              c.300               d.400

5. What is the Fixed Asset Turnover in 2013?

1.5             b. 2                  c. 2.5               d. 3                 

Explanation / Answer

Particular

2010

2011

2012

2013

Part 1

Net WC

1000

1000

1200

1300

Net Fixed Asset

1500

1500

1600

1780

Long Term Debt

2000

2040

2360

2644

Total Equity

500

460

440

436

Part 2

Sales

2000

3500

COGS

1400

2450

Depreciation

300

300

320

EBIT

300

504

730

Interest

200

204

236

EBT

100

300

494

Tax

40

120

198

NI

60

180

296

Part 3

Capital Expenditure

400

500

Dividend

100

200

300

Note – Blank cells of first part filled as per following formula

Net Working Capital + Net Fixed Asset = Long Term Debt + Total Equity

(‘2) Return on Equity in 2011

Return on Equity= Net Income for Shareholders/ Total Equity

Return on Equity= (60/460 ) x100

Return on Equity = 13 % ( Option –c)

(‘3) Additional Finance needed in 2013

Long Term Debt (2013)

2644

Less: Long term debt in 2012

2360

Additional Finance needed in 2013

284

Option C

(‘5) Fixed Asset Turnover ratio in 2013

Fixed Asset Turnover ratio= Revenue / Net Fixed Assets

Fixed Asset Turnover ratio= 3500/1780

Fixed Asset turn over ratio= 1.96 say 2

Option B ( i.e 2 most closest )

(‘4) Capital Expenditure in 2011

Capital Expenditure in Fixed Assets means Increase in Fixed Assets.

We Know That

Net Fixed asset at the end of year=

Beginning Fixed Assets + Net Addition during the year – Depreciation for the year

Net Addition = Net Fixed Asset at year end + Depreciation for year – Beginning Fixed Asset

Net Addition= 1500 +300-1500

Net Addition ( i.e Capital Expenditure)= 300 ( Option C )

(‘1) Sales for the year 2012

We now that

EBIT + Depreciation= Earnings Before Depreciation Interest and Tax (EBDIT)

504 + 300 = EBDIT

EBDIT= 804

Sales – COGS= EBDIT

Sales = COGS + EBDIT

If COGS is the 70 % of sales then EBDIT will be 30 % of sales.

Hence Sales = EBDIT/ 30 %

Sales= 804/0.3

Sales= 2680 ( Option D)

Particular

2010

2011

2012

2013

Part 1

Net WC

1000

1000

1200

1300

Net Fixed Asset

1500

1500

1600

1780

Long Term Debt

2000

2040

2360

2644

Total Equity

500

460

440

436

Part 2

Sales

2000

3500

COGS

1400

2450

Depreciation

300

300

320

EBIT

300

504

730

Interest

200

204

236

EBT

100

300

494

Tax

40

120

198

NI

60

180

296

Part 3

Capital Expenditure

400

500

Dividend

100

200

300