1. Calculation of all the ratios listed in the Industry table for East Coast Yachts:-
Amount in $
Current Ratio- Current Assets/ Current Liabilities
17,582,000/23,689,300 = 0.7422
Quick Ratio : Current assets - Inventory/Current Liabilities
17,582,300 - 7,363,700/23,689,300 = 0.4314
Total asset turnover : Sales / Total assets
234,300,000 / 130,338,900 = 1.7976
Inventory Turnover = Cost of goods sold / Inventory
165,074,000 / 7,363,700 = 22.4172
Receivables Turnover = Sales / Accounts receivable
234,300,000 / 6,567,600 = 35.6751
Debt Ratio = Total assets - Total equity / Total assets
130,338,900 - 66,169,600 / 130,338,900 = 0.4923
Debt to equity ratio = Total debt / Total equity
64,169,300 / 66,169,600 = 0.9698
Equity Multiplier = Total assets / Total equity
130,338,900 / 66,169,600 = 1.9698
Interest Coverage = EBIT / Interest
33,591,000 / 4,212,600 = 7.9740
Profit margin = Net Income / Sales
17,627,040 / 234,300,000 = 7.52%
Return on assets = Net income / Total assets
17,627,040 / 130,338,900 = 13.52%
Return on equity = Net income / Total equity
17,627,040 / 66,169,600 = 26.64%
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2. Performance comparison with Industry:
Liquidity ratios:
East Coast Yachts (ECY) has 0.74 in current assets for every $1 in current liabilities. Current ratio less than 1 means that the net working capital of firm is negative. This shows that company has debt taking reserve. ECY has low current ratio as it is below the Industry median.
Quick ratio is 0.4314 which shows that they use lot of cash to purchase inventory. This is above the Industry median which can allow ECY to purchase more inventory.
Total asset turnover ratio is 1.7976. This is above the Industry quartile stating that ECY makes profitable sales. This shows that for every $1 in assets ECY generated $1.7976 in sales.
Other turnover ratios (Inventory turnover and Receivables turnover) are above the Industry quartile. This means that ECY is more efficient in the industry in using its assets to generate sales. So this is positive for ECY.
Financial leverage ratios (Debt ratio, debt to equity ratio, equity multiplier, interest coverage) all are at median but above the lower quartile. It has less debt as compared to other companies in the industry and is in the normal range.
Profit margin of the company is above the Industry median, Return on assets is little bit higher than the Indusrty median and Return on equity is far higher than the Industry median. The company seems to perform well and good in profitability.
Finally, the overall performance of East Coast Yachts seems good.
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3. Sustainable growth rate: -
ROE * (1-Dividend Payout Ratio)
Dividend Payout = Total Dividend / NEt Income
5288112/17627040
= 0.3
ROE is 26.64% or 0.2664
Sustainable growth rate is = 26.64% * (1-0.3)
= 18.65%
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