Using the financial statements and additional information,
compute the following ratios for Hampton Company for 2019. Show all
computations.
1.current ratio=current assets / current laibilties | |||
current assets | |||
cash | 35000 | ||
short term investments | 15000 | ||
accounts receivable | 50000 | ||
inventory | 50000 | ||
(A) | 150000 | ||
Current liabilities | |||
Accounts payable | 10000 | ||
short term notes payable | 40000 | ||
(B) | 50000 | ||
Current ratio =A/B= | 3.00 | ||
2.Return on stockholders equity | |||
net income(A) | 36000 | ||
Avg stockholders equity(B)= | 241000 | ||
(160000+102000+145000+75000)/2 | |||
A/B= | 14.9% | ||
3.P/E ratio =MPS/EPS | |||
EPS=NET INCOME / NO. OF SHARES | 1.2 | ||
(36000/30000) | |||
MPS(given) | 21 | ||
P/E=21/1.2= | 17.5 | ||
4.Acid test ratio | |||
Quick assets | |||
cash | 35000 | ||
short term investments | 15000 | ||
accounts receivable | 50000 | ||
(A) | 100000 | ||
Current liabilities | |||
Accounts payable | 10000 | ||
short term notes payable | 40000 | ||
(B) | 50000 | ||
Quickratio =A/B= | 2.00 | ||
5. Accounts receivable turnover | |||
Sales(A) | 360000 | ||
avg. accounts receivable(B) | 40000 | ||
(50000+30000)/2 | |||
AR ratio (A/B) | 9.00 | ||
6.Times interest earned=EBIT/ interest expense | |||
EBIT | |||
net income | 36000 | ||
Add:tax | 15000 | ||
add:interest expense | 12000 | ||
EBIT(A) | 63000 | ||
interest expense(B) | 12000 | ||
(A/B) | 5.25 | ||
7. Profit margin | |||
Net income(A) | 36000 | ||
Sales(b) | 360000 | ||
Profit margin(A/B) | 10.0% | ||
8.Days in inventory =365/ inventory turnover | |||
COGS(a) | 198000 | ||
Avg inventory(b) | 60000 | ||
(50000+70000)/2 | |||
Inventory turnover (a/b) | 3.30 | ||
365/inventory turnover | 110.61 | ||
9.Payout ratio | |||
Dividends(a) | 9000 | ||
net income(b) | 36000 | ||
Payout ratio | 25.0% | ||
10.Return on assets = net income / avg. total assets | |||
net income(a) | 36000 | ||
avg. total assets(b) | 450000 | ||
(400000+50000)/2 | |||
ratio(a/b) | 8.0% |
Using the financial statements and additional information, compute the following ratios for Hampton Company for 2019....
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