AFNWC = Additional finance needed for working capital
=
Where stands for
change.
Based on the financial statements,
= 500 - 500 = 0
=300 - 340 = - 40
= 320 - 300 = 20
Hence, AFNWC = 0 = (-40) - 20 = - $ 60
Hence, Net working capital will get released to the extent of $ 60.
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Calculation of g*
g* stands for sustainable growth rate and is given by
Where,
NPM (net profit margin) = NI/Revenues = 346.80 / 5,700 = 6.08%
DPO (dividend payout ratio) = Dividends / NI = 0
D/E (debt-to-equity ratio) = Total Liabilities/Equity = 1,151 / 796.80 = 1.44
A/R (assets-to-revenues ratio) = Total Assets/Revenues = 1,947.8 / 5,700 = 0.34
Hence
= 77.07%
Actual growth in Revenue = RT+1 / RT - 1 = 5,700 / 5,050 -1 = 12.87%
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