compare and contrast these two companies and recommend and with which to form a merger
analyse the following ratios for these two companies
Fashion Forward |
Dreams Design |
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Profitability Measures |
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1 |
Profit margin |
5.46% |
3.9% |
2 |
Return on assets |
4.9% |
4.8% |
Short-Term Liquidity Measures |
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3 |
Credit Ratios |
1.1 of 1 |
1.4 of 1 |
4 |
Quick Ratio |
0.98 of 1 |
1.01 of 1 |
5 |
AR TurnOver Ratio |
14.3 times |
20.6times |
6 |
Average Collection Period |
26 days |
18 days |
7 |
Inventory Turn over |
12.9 times |
15.7 times |
8 |
Average Sales |
28 Days |
23 Days |
Long-Term Solvency Measures |
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9 |
Debt to Equity Ratio |
0.95 to 1 |
0.77 to 1 |
Sl. No. | Ratios | Fashion Forward | Dreams Design | Remarks |
1 | Profit Margin | 5.46% | 3.9% | Ratio of FF is higher which means FF has better profit margin |
2 | Return on assets | 4.9% | 4.8% | Ratio of FF is slightly higher which means FF is better at converting its investment into profits. |
3 | Credit Ratios | 1.1 of 1 | 1.4 of 1 | Ratios of DD is higher which means that DD is in a better position in meeting short-term liabilities with short-term assets. |
4 | Quick Ratio | 0.98 of 1 | 1.01 of 1 | Ratios of DD is higher which means that DD has most readily available current assets to pay off short-term obligations. |
5 | AR TurnOver Ratio | 14.3 times | 20.6 times | Ratios of DD is higher which means that DD is aggressive in collection of money. |
6 | Average Collection Period | 26 days | 18 days | Ratios of DD is lower which means that DD takes lesser time in converting its credit sales into cash |
7 | Inventory Turn over | 12.9 times | 15.7 times | Ratio of DD is higher which means that DD is very efficient in managing its inventories |
8 | Average Sales | 28 Days | 23 Days | Ratios of DD is lower which means that DD is very efficient in sales collection activities (trade receivables) |
9 | Debt to Equity Ratio | 0.95 to 1 | 0.77 to 1 | Ratios of DD is lower which means that DD has less risk due to low debt to equity |
Note: | From the above analysis it can be concluded that Dreams Design is more efficient in managing its | |||
business only little bit of thrust is need in lowering its cost of goods sold and improving its sales otherwise in all areas the unit is in | ||||
favorable position. Hence recommended to form merger. |
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