Previous | Increase By | Revised | ||||
2a | sales | $ 7,40,000 | 30% | $ 9,62,000.0 | ||
cost of Good sold | $ 4,90,000 | 30% | $ 6,37,000.0 | |||
Operating Expense | $ 46,000 | $ 46,000 | ||||
Profit | $ 2,04,000 | $ 2,79,000.0 | ||||
ROI = Return i.e. Profit / Investment | ||||||
279000/2200000 | ||||||
12.68% | ROI | |||||
Residual Income = Net operating Income (I.e. Profit) - (Minimum required Return * Cost of operating Assets) | ||||||
Profit | $ 2,79,000.0 | A | ||||
Hurdle Rate i.e. minimum Required Return | 10% | B | ||||
Cost of operating Assets i.e. Average Invested assets | 2200000 | C | ||||
Residual Income | A - (B*C) | 59000 | ||||
2b | Previous | Increase By | ||||
sales | $ 7,40,000 | $ 7,40,000 | ||||
cost of Good sold | $ 4,90,000 | $ 4,90,000 | ||||
Operating Expense | $ 46,000 | $ 10,000 | $ 56,000 | |||
Profit | $ 2,04,000 | $ 1,94,000 | ||||
ROI = Return i.e. Profit / Investment | ||||||
194000/2200000 | ||||||
8.82% | ROI | |||||
Residual Income = Net operating Income (I.e. Profit) - (Minimum required Return * Cost of operating Assets) | ||||||
Profit | $ 1,94,000.0 | A | ||||
Hurdle Rate i.e. minimum Required Return | 10% | B | ||||
Cost of operating Assets i.e. Average Invested assets | 2200000 | C | ||||
Residual Income | A - (B*C) | -26000 | ||||
2c | Previous | Increase By | ||||
sales | $ 7,40,000 | $ 7,40,000 | ||||
cost of Good sold | $ 4,90,000 | $ 4,90,000 | ||||
Operating Expense | $ 46,000 | 10% | $ 45,999 | |||
Profit | $ 2,04,000 | $ 2,04,001 | ||||
ROI = Return i.e. Profit / Investment | ||||||
204001/2200000 | ||||||
9.27% | ROI | |||||
Residual Income = Net operating Income (I.e. Profit) - (Minimum required Return * Cost of operating Assets) | ||||||
Profit | $ 2,04,001.1 | A | ||||
Hurdle Rate i.e. minimum Required Return | 10% | B | ||||
Cost of operating Assets i.e. Average Invested assets | 2200000 | C | ||||
Residual Income | A - (B*C) | -15998.9 | ||||
2d | Before | Increase by | After increase | |||
Average Invested assets | $ 22,00,000 | $ 4,20,000 | $ 26,20,000 | |||
ROI = Return i.e. Profit / Investment | ||||||
204000/2620000 | ||||||
7.79% | ROI | |||||
Residual Income = Net operating Income (I.e. Profit) - (Minimum required Return * Cost of operating Assets) | ||||||
Profit | $ 2,04,000.0 | A | ||||
Hurdle Rate i.e. minimum Required Return | 10% | B | ||||
Cost of operating Assets i.e. Average Invested assets | $ 26,20,000 | C | ||||
Residual Income | A - (B*C) | -58000 | ||||
2e | ROI = Return i.e. Profit / Investment | |||||
204000/2200000 | ||||||
9.27% | ROI would remain same | |||||
Residual Income = Net operating Income (I.e. Profit) - (Minimum required Return * Cost of operating Assets) | ||||||
Profit | $ 2,04,000.0 | A | ||||
Hurdle Rate i.e. minimum Required Return | 16% | B | ||||
Cost of operating Assets i.e. Average Invested assets | $ 22,00,000 | C | ||||
Residual Income | A - (B*C) | -148000 |
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