Q1.
You are to study the following financial statements for two furniture stores and then answer the question which follow.
Financial Statements
A B
$’000 $’000 $’000 $’000
Income Statements
Sales 2,500 1,600
Opening Inventory 190 110
Add Purchases 2,100 1,220
Less Closing Inventory (220) (2,070) (160) (1,170)
Gross profit 430 430
Less;
Directors remuneration 70 120
Wages and salaries 180 130
Other expenses 14 (264) 10 (260)
Net profit 166 170
Statement of financial position
Non-current assets
Equipment at cost 264 98
Less Acc. depreciation (106) 158 (36) 62
Current Assets
Inventory 220 160
Accounts receivable 104 29
Bank 75 399 10 199
Total Assets 557 261
Share capital 200 100
General reserve 68 35
Retained profit 100 88
368 223
Current liabilities
Accounts payable 189 38
Total Capital and current liabilities 557 261
Required:
After calculating appropriate ratios, prepare a report that comments on the recent performance and financial health of the two companies.
Profitability ratio
(1)Gross Profit ratio = [ Gross Profit / Net Sales ] X 100%
Company A : Gross Profit ratio = [ 430 / 2,500 ] X 100% = 17.20 %
Company B : Gross Profit ratio = [ 430 / 1,600] X 100 % = 26.88 %
(2)Net Profit ratio = [ Net Profit / Net Sales ] X 100 %
Company A : Net Profit ratio = [ 166 / 2,500] X 100 % = 6.64%
Company B : Net Profit ratio = [ 170 / 1,600] X 100 % = 10.63 %
Liquidity ratio :
(3)Current ratio = Current assets / Current liabilities
Company A = 399 / 189 = 2.11
Company B = 199 / 38 = 5.24
(4)Quick ratio = [Current assets - Inventory ] / Current liabilities
Company A = [ 399 - 220 ] / 189 = 0.95
Company B = [ 199 - 160 ] / 38 = 1.03
Solvency Ratio :
(5)Debt ratio = [Total debts / Total assets ] X 100%
Company A = [ 189 / 557 ] X 100 % = 33.93 %
Company B = [ 38/ 261 ] X 100 % = 14.56 %
(6)Debt equity ratio = [ Total debts / Total shareholder's equity ] X 100 %
Company A = [ 189 / 368 ] X 100 % = 51.36 %
Company B = [ 38 / 223 ] X 100 % = 17.04 %
(7)Proprietary ratio = [ Shareholder's fund / Total assets ] X 100 %
Company A = [ 368 / 557 ] X 100 % = 66.07 %
Company B = [ 223/ 261 ] X 100 % = 85.44 %
FINANCIAL REPORT ON FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE AND HEALTH
1) May be the volume of sales revenue of Company A is larger than Company B but gross profit margin ratio and net profit margin ratio of Company B [ GP Ratio = 26.88 % and NP Ratio = 10.63 % ] are more impressive than Company A [ GP Ratio = 17.20 % and NP Ratio = 6.64 %] . It suggests that Company B is running successfully in comparison with Company A. So, the recent financial performance of Company B is better than Company A.
2) The short term liquidity position of Company B is far more better than Company A. Company B has more advantageous current ratio [ 5.24 > 2.11 ] and quick ratio [ 1.03 > 0.95 ] , which are important to pay off short term liabilities on demand .
3) The long term solvency ratio comprises of debt ratio , debt equity ratio and proprietary ratio. Company B has a lower debt ratio [ 14.56 < 33.93] and higher proprietary ratio [ 85.44 > 66.07 ] in comparison with Company A , which says that Company B is less dependant on its debts rather most of the assets financed by owner's fund.
Apart from that debt equity ratio of Company B [ 17.04 < 51.36 ] is much lower than Company A , which specks about more dependence on equity for company B , which is less risky than company A.
This story says that the financial health of Company B is more stable and well constructed than Company A.
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