BioMorphs Corporation produces three products in a monthly joint production process. During the first stage of the process liquids and chemicals costing $83,900 are heated and three different compounds emerge: 3,000 gallons of Molecue worth $22 per gallon are created from the steam; 10,000 gallons of Borphue worth $15 are drained from the tank; and 1,000 gallons of the tank residue, labeled as Polygard, are sold as fertilizer for $7.00 per gallon. Before Molecue is sold, it must be purified in another process that costs $10,900, and before the Polygard fertilizer is sold, it must be bottled at a price of $1.50 per gallon.
a. What is the profitability of the joint process?
b. Is it profitable to process Molecue further if it can be sold at split-off for $9 per gallon?
c. BioMorphs has an offer to buy Polygard bulk at the split-off point without bottling for $3,300 per month. What is the incremental profit (loss) to BioMorphs if it accepts the offer?
a.profitability of joint process
Revenue: | ||
Molecule | $66,000 | (3000*$22) |
Borphue | $150,000 | (10,000*$15) |
Polygard | $7,000 | (1,000*$7) |
Less: Cost | ||
Joint cost | ($83,900) | |
Additional molecule cost | ($10,900) | |
Additional polygard cost | ($1500) | ($1.50*1,000) |
Net profit/(Los) | $126,700 | (66000+150000+7000-83900-10900-1500) |
profitability of joint process is $126,700
2.We will compare incremental Revenue and incremental cost of further processing molecule.
=$39,000
=$39,000-$10,900
=$28,100
Yes, molecule should be further processed as it will result in an additional income of $28,100
3.Polygard current income
Revenue | $7,000 | 1,000*$7 |
Additional Cost | ($1500) | 1000*$1.5 |
Net income | $5,500 | (7,000-1,500) |
Polygard special offer
Revenue | $3,300 | |
Additional cost | $0 | As sold without bottling |
Net income | $3,300 |
Decrease in income = $5,500-$3,300 =$2,200
Thus, Incremental loss is $2,200 in this case.
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