Computation of Contribution margin per unit:- | ||||||
Sales price per unit | $110 | |||||
Less: | Variable cost per unit | $77 | ||||
Contribution margin per unit | $33 | |||||
Fixed Costs per month | $161,700 | |||||
1 | Computation of Company's Break-even point in unit sales:- | |||||
Break even point in units | = | Total Fixed Costs | ||||
Contribution per unit | ||||||
= | $161,700 | |||||
$33 | ||||||
= | 4900 | |||||
Computation of Company's Break-even point in dollar sales :- | ||||||
a | Break even point in units | 4900 | ||||
b | Selling Price Per unit | $ 110 | ||||
c | Break-even point in dollar sales (a*b) | $ 539,000 | ||||
2 | If variable expenses per stove increase as a % of the selling price, will it result in higher or lower break even point? | |||||
It will result in higher break even point because due to increase in variable expenses, contribution margin ratio get reduced and the it results into higher break even point. | ||||||
3 | Contribution Format Income Statements:- | |||||
Proposed Production and sales = 19000 + 19000*25% = 23750 stoves | ||||||
Reduced Selling Price = 110 - 10% of 110 = $99 per stove | ||||||
Outback Outfitters | ||||||
Contribution Income Statement | ||||||
Present | Proposed | |||||
Production Capacity (stoves) | 19000 | stoves | 23750 | stoves | ||
Per Unit | Total | Per Unit | Total | |||
a | Sales | $ 110 | $ 2,090,000 | $ 99 | $ 2,351,250 | |
b | Variable cost | $ 77 | $ 1,463,000 | $ 77 | $ 1,828,750 | |
c | Contribution margin (a-b) | $ 33 | $ 627,000 | $ 22 | $ 522,500 | |
d | Fixed costs | $ 161,700 | $ 161,700 | |||
e | Net Operating Income (c-d) | $ 465,300 | $ 360,800 | |||
4. Computation of No. of stoves to be sold at new selling price to attain a target profit of $72000 per month:- | ||||||
Computation of Revised contribution margin :- | ||||||
Sales price per unit | $ 99 | |||||
Less: | Variable cost per unit | $ 77 | ||||
Contribution margin per unit | $ 22 | |||||
a | Fixed Expenses | $ 161,700 | ||||
b | Target Profit | $ 72,000 | ||||
c | Desired Contribution (a+b) | $ 233,700 | ||||
d | Contribution margin per unit | $ 22 | ||||
Unit sales needed to attain target profit (Sales Volume) | = | Desired Contribution | ||||
Contribution per unit | ||||||
= | $233,700 | |||||
$22 | ||||||
= | 10623 | stoves | ||||
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