Sales Unit | 48000 | |||
Present | ||||
1) | Amount | Per Unit | % | |
Sales | $ 12,96,000.00 | 27 | 100% | |
Variable Expenses | $ 9,07,200.00 | 18.9 | 70% | |
Contribution Margin | $ 3,88,800.00 | 8.1 | 30% | |
Fixed Expenses | $ 3,11,040.00 | |||
Operating Expenses | $ 77,760.00 | |||
Proposed | ||||
Amount | Per Unit | % | ||
Sales | $ 12,96,000.00 | 27 | 100% | |
Variable Expenses | $ 5,18,400.00 | 10.8 | 40% | |
Contribution Margin | $ 7,77,600.00 | 16.2 | 60% | |
Fixed Expenses | $ 6,99,840.00 | |||
Operating Expenses | $ 77,760.00 | |||
2a) | ||||
Present | ||||
Degree of Operating Leverage=Contribution Margin/Net Operating Income | ||||
Contribution Margin=(A) | $ 3,88,800.00 | |||
Net Operating Income=(B) | $ 77,760.00 | |||
Degree of Operating Leverage=(A)/(B) | 5 | |||
Proposed | ||||
Degree of Operating Leverage=Contribution Margin/Net Operating Income | ||||
Contribution Margin=(A) | $ 7,77,600.00 | |||
Net Operating Income=(B) | $ 77,760.00 | |||
Degree of Operating Leverage=(A)/(B) | 10 | |||
2b) | Dollar Sales to break even=(Fixed cost/Contribution Margin ratio) | |||
Present | ||||
Fixed Cost=(A) | 311040 | |||
Contribution Margin Ratio=(B) | 30% | |||
Dollar Sales to Break even=(A)/(B) | 1036800 | |||
Proposed | ||||
Fixed Cost=(A) | 699840 | |||
Contribution Margin Ratio=(B) | 60% | |||
Dollar Sales to Break even=(A)/(B) | 1166400 | |||
2c) | Present | |||
Margin of Safety=Actual Sales-Break even Sales | ||||
Actual Sales=(A) | 1296000 | |||
Break even Sales=(B) | 1036800 | |||
Margin of Safety=(A)-(B) | 259200 | |||
Margin of Safety%=Margin of Safety in Dollars/Actual Sales | ||||
Margin of Safety=(A) | 259200 | |||
Actual Sales=(B) | 1296000 | |||
Margin of Safety %=(A)/(B) | 20.00% | |||
Proposed | ||||
Margin of Safety=Actual Sales-Break even Sales | ||||
Actual Sales=(A) | 1296000 | |||
Break even Sales=(B) | 1166400 | |||
Margin of Safety=(A)-(B) | 129600 | |||
Margin of Safety%=Margin of Safety in Dollars/Actual Sales | ||||
Margin of Safety=(A) | 129600 | |||
Actual Sales=(B) | 1296000 | |||
Margin of Safety %=(A)/(B) | 10.00% | |||
Ans 3) | New Equipment would results increase in contribution margin ratio, it would be beneficial for a company to install new equipment. | |||
Ans 4) | New Units sales(48000*1.30) | 62400 | ||
New Fixed Cost | $ 6,64,848.00 | |||
New Profit($77760*1.20) | $ 93,312.00 | |||
Unit Sales Price(same) | $ 27.00 | |||
Sales Value=(62400*$27) | $ 16,84,800.00 | |||
Variable Expenses | ? | |||
Profit=Sales-Variable cost-Fixed Cost | ||||
93312=1684800-Variable cost-664848 | ||||
Variable Expenses=1684800-664848-93312 | $ 9,26,640.00 | |||
New Contribution margin ratio | ||||
Sales Value= | $ 16,84,800.00 | 100% | ||
Variable Expenses | $ 9,26,640.00 | 55% | ||
Contribution margin(100%-55%) | $ 7,58,160.00 | 45% | ||
Dollar sales to break even=(Fixed Cost/Contribution margin ratio)=($664848/45%) | $ 14,77,440.00 |
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