Answer a) | ||||||
operating cash flow = Income after tax +Interest + depreciation | ||||||
Income after tax = | ||||||
Sales | 160500 | |||||
Less | Cost | 80400 | ||||
Less | Other expenses | 3700 | ||||
Less | Depreciation expenses | 9400 | ||||
Less | Interest expenses | 6900 | ||||
Less | tax | 21035 | ||||
Income after tax | 39065 | |||||
Operating cash flow | ||||||
Income after tax | 39065 | |||||
Add | Depreciation expenses | 9400 | ||||
Add | Interest expenses | 6900 | ||||
Operating cash flow | 55365 | |||||
Answer b) | ||||||
Cash flow to creditor = Interest paid + Debt redeeption | ||||||
Cash flow to creditor = | =6900+6900 | |||||
Cash flow to creditor = | 13800 | |||||
Answer c) | ||||||
Cash flow to stockholder | ||||||
Cash flow to stockholder = Dividend paid - new equity issue | ||||||
Cash flow to stockholder | =7950-4100 | |||||
Cash flow to stockholder | 3850 | |||||
Answer d) | ||||||
Change in NWC | ||||||
Net capital spending = depreciation+increase in FA |
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Net capital spend = | 9400+21000 | |||||
Net capital spend = | 30400 | |||||
Cash flow from assets=cash flow to creditors+cash flow to stockholders | ||||||
Cash flow from asset | =13800+3850 | |||||
Cash flow from asset (CFFA) | 17650 | |||||
CFFA=OCF-Change in NWC-net capital spending | ||||||
=17650=55365-Change in NWC-30400 | ||||||
Change in NWC = | =55365-30400-17650 | |||||
Change in NWC = | 7315 |
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