Break even point is the point at which revenue is equal to cost (i.e no profit no loss).
Requirement 1
BEP (in units) = Fixed Cost / (Selling price per unit - variable cost per unit)
Selling price per unit = 130
variable cost per unit = 91
fixed expense = 159900 per month
BEP (in units) = 159900/(130-91)
= 159900/39
= 4100 units
BEP in $ = BEP in units*selling price per unit
= 4100*130
= 533000
Requirement 2
If the variable expenses per stove increase as a percentage of selling price, it will results in a lower break even point.
for eg. selling price per unit increases by 10% so variable cost would also increases by 10%
means BEP = 159900/(130*1.10-91*1.10)
= 159900/(143 - 100.1)
= 159900/42.9
= 3727 units
Requirement 3
Increase in monthly sales of stove = 16000*1.25
= 20000 units
selling price per unit = 130*(1-0.10)
= 130*0.90
= 117
Outback outfitters | |||||
contribution income statement | Present | Proposed | |||
16000 | stoves | 20000 | stoves | ||
Total | per unit | Total | per unit | ||
Sales present (16000*130), proposed (20000*117) | 2080000 | 130 | 2340000 | 117 | |
less | variable expenses | 1456000 | 91 | 1820000 | 91 |
contribution | 624000 | 39 | 520000 | 26 | |
less | fixed expenses | 159900 | 159900 | ||
Net operating income | 464100 | 360100 |
Requirement 4
Target profit = 75000 per month
stove units sold to earn the above amount = (target profit + fixed cost)/(New selling price per unit - variable cost per unit)
= (75000+159900)/(117-91)
= 234900/26
= 9034.615
or 9035 units
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