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Statement of Profit | |||
1 | Revenue (WN-1) | 42,000 | |
2 | COGS Expense | (12,000) | |
3 | Selling and Admin Expenses | (14,000) | |
EBITDA | 16,000 | ||
4 | Depreciation & Amortization | (6,000) | |
5 | Operating Income(EBIT) | 10,000 | |
6 | Interest Expenses (WN-5) | 2,000 | |
7 | EBT | 8,000 | |
8 | Income Tax | 2,400 | |
9 | Profit After Tax/Net Income | 5,600 | |
10 | Cash (WN-8) | 929 | |
11 | Account Receivable | 3,772 | |
12 | Inventory (WN-9) | 4,547 | |
13 | Current Assets | 9,247 | |
14 | PPEQ Gross | 15,000 | |
15 | Accumulated Depreciation | (6,000) | |
16 | PPEQ Net | 9,000 | |
17 | Intangible Assets | 2,500 | |
18 | Total Assets | 20,747 | |
19 | Accounts Payable | ||
20 | Accruals | ||
Total Current Libilities | 3,070 | ||
21 | Total Debt(WN-10) | 8,258 | |
22 | Total Liabilities | 11,328 | |
23 | Preferred Stock | 15,001 | |
24 | Common Stock-paid up capital | 98,400 | |
25 | Retained Earnings (WN-7) | 5,691 | |
26 | Shareholders Equity | 119,092 | |
27 | Total Libilities and stockholders equity | 130,420 | |
WN-1 | |||
PPEQ Investment (CAPEX) to revenue | 0.35714 | ||
PPEQ(CAPEX) | 15,000 | ||
Revenue (PPEQ CAPEX/.35714) | 42,000 | ||
WN-2 | |||
COGS Expenses Ratio | 0.28571 | ||
Revenue | 42,000 | ||
COGS Expense | 12,000 | ||
WN-3 | |||
Selling and Admin Expenses Ratio | 0.333333 | ||
Selling and Admin Expenses | 14,000 | ||
WN-4 | |||
PPEQ Investment (CAPEX) to Depreciation | 2.5 | ||
Depreciation | 6000 | ||
WN-5 | |||
EBITDA to Interest | 8 | ||
EBITDA to fixed Charge | 4.776 | ||
Fixed Charges | 3,350 | ||
Interest | 2,000 | ||
Dividend to Preferred Shares | 1,350 | ||
% of Dividend to Preferred shares | 9% | ||
Preferred shares capital | 15,001 | ||
WN-7 | |||
Earning Available for Equity shareholders | 4,305 | ||
Common Dividends | 3,014 | ||
Retained Earnings during the year | 1,291 | ||
Retained Earnings-beginning balance | 4,400 | ||
Total Retained Earnings | 5,691 | ||
WN-8 | |||
Quick Asset Ratio | 1.531 | ||
Total Current Libilities | 3070 | ||
Quick Asset | 4,700 | ||
Quick Asset=Current Assets-Inventory | |||
WN-9 | |||
Inventory Purchase | 12,400 | ||
Days of inventory held | 134 | ||
Inventory Held | 4,547 | ||
WN-10 | |||
Total Liabilities to Total Assets | 0.546 | ||
Total Assets | 20,747 | ||
Total Liabilities | 11,328 | ||
Total Current Assets | 3,070 | ||
Total Debt | 8,258 |
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