MY COMPANY I CHOSE IS APPLE..... I ONLY NEED THE ANSWER FOR LIQUIDITY- CURRENT AND QUICK RATIO AND ASSET MANAGEMENT- TOTAL ASSETS TURNOVER AND FIXED ASSETS TURNOVER
As the new financial manager of your company, the CEO has asked your team to provide a brief
analysis of the company’s performance to present at the upcoming board of directors meeting.
The CEO has asked that you assess the company’s performance against your company’s
industry. Thus, to do this, you will need to use ratio analysis or other techniques to determine
areas in which the company is doing well, as well as areas that management should look at.
Here are the steps for the project:
1. Select your teammate. Each team should be made up of two or three members.
2. Determine which company you will analyze for the project. Your selection may be
subject to your professor’s approval. The company that you select will likely be used
for all four team projects. As such, be sure that the company has debt on its balance
sheet, as this will be a requirement for future projects.
3. Go to the website for your company and download the 10-K report for the most
recent year.
4. Perform your ratio analysis on your company:
a. A good place to start would be to perform a complete DuPont analysis of the
company. The DuPont analysis might provide guidance as to what particular
areas of the company should be examined next and what ratios should be
calculated. Be sure to include ratios that cover the following areas:
i. Profitability
ii. Debt Management
iii. Liquidity
iv. Asset Management
v. Market Value
b. In addition to the DuPont analysis ratios, be sure to present and discuss at
least six relevant ratios that your team feels may best assess the company’s
performance.
c. Prepare the same ratios that your team prepared above, but this time for the
prior year.
d. Provide an analysis that compares your company’s current year ratios to its
prior year ratios. There is no need to explain the purpose of the ratios
The latest 10-k report that is available for Apple is for the year 2018 (i.e. year ended September 29, 2018)
The ratios and its computations are shown below:
(1) Current ratio = current assets/current liabilities
A | Total current assets | 131,339.00 |
B | Total current liabilities | 116,866.00 |
C | Current ratio = A/B | 1.12 |
(2) Quick ratio = (Total current assets - inventory - prepaid expenses)/current liabilities
A | Total current assets | 131,339.00 |
B | Inventories | 3,956.00 |
C | Total current liabilities | 116,866.00 |
D | Quick ratio = (A-B)/C | 1.09 |
(3): Total asset turnover = Net sales/average total assets
Assets for 2018 | Assets for 2017 | ||
365,725.00 | 375,319.00 | ||
A | Average total assets | 370,522.00 | |
B | Net sales | 265,595.00 | |
Asset turnover = B/A | 0.72 |
(4): Fixed assets turnover = Net sales/Average net fixed assets
Fixed assets for 2018 | Fixed assets for 2017 | ||
234,386.00 | 246,674.00 | ||
A | Average fixed assets (net) | 240,530.00 | |
B | Net sales | 265,595.00 | |
Fixed assets turnover = B/A | 1.10 |
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