Calculation of proforma value of equity:
Given, Sales = $72,429; Costs = $43,457; Assets = $178,884
It was given that costs and assets are proportional to sales. Debt and equity are not.
Costs to sales ratio = $43,457/ $72,429 = 0.5999
Assets to sales ratio = $178,884/ $72,429 = 2.4697
If next year sales grow by 24% then sales = $72,429 * 124% = $89,811.96
Next year costs = next year sales * costs to sales ratio
= $89,811.96 * 0.5999 = $53,878.194
Next year assets = next year sales * assets to sales ratio
= $89,811.96 * 2.4697 = $221,808.597
next year EBIT = next year sales - next year costs = $89,811.96 - $53,878.194 = $35,933.766
next year net income = next year EBIT - tax = $35,933.766 - (30% * $35,933.766) = $25,153.6362
Pro forma value of equity = assets + next year net income = $178,884 + $25,153.6362 = $204,037.64
Calculation of net financing needed:
Net financing needed = next year assets - proforma value of equity = $221,808.597 - $204,037.64 = $17,770.96
Internal Growth rate (IGR):
Net income = $17,963
Dividend paid = $2,577
Dividend pay-out ratio = ($2,577/ $17,963) * 100 = 14.35%
assets = $178,884
return of assets = net income/ assets = ($17,963/ $178,884) * 100 = 10.04%
Internal growth rate = (1 - dividend payout ratio) * return on assets = (1 - 14.35%) * 10.04%
= (0.8565) * 10.04% = 0.0859 = 8.59%
IGR = 8.59%
Sustainable growth rate (SGR):
net income = $17,963
Dividend pay-out ratio = 14.35%
equity = $133,929
return on equity = net income/ equity = $17,963/ $133,929 = 0.13412 = 13.41%
SGR = (1 - dividend payout ratio) * return on equity = (1 - 14.35%) * 13.41%
= (0.8565) * 13.41% = 0.11485 = 11.49%
SGR = 11.49%
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