a-1. ROI = ( Division operating profit / Division investment ) * 100
ROI for North Division = ( $9,200,000 / $46,000,000 ) * 100 = 20%
ROI for South Division = ( $42,000,000 / $336,000,000 ) * 100 = 12.5%
a-2.If Solomons measures the performance using ROI, then the North Division had the better performance as its return on investment is 20% which is much better than the South Division which has ROI of 12.5%.
b-1. EVA = Net Operating profit after tax - ( Invested capital * Weighted average cost of capital )
EVA for North division = $9,200,000 - ( $46,000,000 * 7%) = $5,980,000.
EVA for South division = $42,000,000 - ( $336,000,000 * 7%) = $18,480,000.
b-2. As EVA for South division is much more than the North Division, therefore, the South division has performed better than the North Division.
c. 1. Cost of capital = 15%
1. If evaluation is done on the basis of ROI, then North division is performing better as it still has ROI more than the Cost of capital.
2. If evaluation is done by EVA
EVA for North division = $9,200,000 - ( $46,000,000 * 15%) = $2,300,000.
EVA for South division = $42,000,000 - ( $336,000,000 * 15%) = -$8,400,000
Here, the North division is performing better, as the South division has a negative EVA while the North Division still has a positive EVA.
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