Calculate the following ratios for 2013 and show the steps involved:
a) Inventory turnover ratio
b) average days in inventory
c) receivables turnover ratio
d) average collection period
e) asset turnover ratio
f) profit margin on sales
g) return on assets
h) return on shareholders equity
i) equity multiplier
j) return on shareholders equity using the Du Port framework
Note: See attached balance sheet and income statement below as reference
a. Inventory Turnover Ratio = Cost of Goods Sold / Average Inventory
Parent Company = 41,299,968 / (11,338,112 + 10,847,780) /2
= 41,299,968 / 11,092,946
= 3.72 Times
Consolidated = 61,728,620 / (15,373,384 + 16,491,395) /2
= 61,728,620 / 15,932,390
= 3.87 Times
b. Average days in inventory = (Cost of Average Inventory /Cost of Goods Sold) x 365
Parent Company = (11,092,946 /41,299,968) x 365
= 98.03 Days
Consolidated = (15,932,390 /61,728,620) x 365
= 94.20 Days
c. Receivable Turnover Ration = Net Annual Credit Sales / ((Beginning Accounts Receivable + Ending Accounts Receivable) / 2)
Parent Company = 67,342,941 / [ (4,844,527 + 4,980,041) /2]
= 67,342,941 /4,912,284
= 13.71 Times
Consolidated = 93,290,315 / [(8,998,813 + 8,991,151) / 2]
= 93,290,315 / 8,994,982
= 10.37 Times
d. Average collection period = (Average Accounts Receivable / Credit Sales) x 365
Parent Company = (4,912,284 / 67,342,941) x 365
= 26.62 Days
Consolidated = (8,994,982 / 93,290,315) x 365
= 35.19 Days
e. Asset turnover ratio = Net Sales / Average Total Assets
Parent Company = 67,342,941 / [(181,894,493 +188,111,440)/2]
= 67,342,941/ 185,002,967
= 0.36
Consolidated = 93,290,315 / [(195,292,881 + 205,106,210)/2]
= 93,290,315 / 200,199,546
= 0.47
f. Profit margin on sales = (Net Income or margin / Net Sales) x 100
Parent Company = (22,352,908 / 67,342,941) x100
= 33.19%
Consolidated = (27,525,913 / 93,290,315) x 100
= 29.50%
g. Return on assets = Net Income / Average Total Assets
Parent Company = 22,352,908 / [(181,894,493 +188,111,440)/2]
= 22,352,908 /185,002,967
= 0.12
Consolidated = 27,525,913 / [(195,292,881 + 205,106,210)/2]
= 27,525,913 / 200,199,546
= 0.14
h. Return on shareholder’s equity = (Net Income / Shareholder’s Equity) x 100
Parent Company = (22,352,908/115,272,432) x 100
= 19.39%
Consolidated = (27,525,913 / 129,637,053) x 100
= 21.23%
i. Equity multiplier = Total Assets / Stockholder’s Equity
Parent Company = 188,111,440 / 115,272,432
= 1.63
Consolidated = 205,106,210 / 129,637,053
= 1.58
j. Return on shareholder’s equity using the Du Port framework
ROE = Net Profit Margin X Asset Turnover X Equity Multiplier
( above ratios already calculated earlier, by taking that reference)
Parent Company = 33.19% X 0.36 X 1.63 = 21%
Consolidated = 29.50% X 0.47 X 1.58 = 22%
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