Solution: | |||
Current ratio | 1.65 | times | |
Times interest earned | 4.55 | times | |
Inventory turnover | 3.67 | times | |
Total asset turnover | 1.03 | times | |
Operating profit margin | 20.7 | % | |
Operating return on assets | 21.2 | % | |
Debt ratio | 50.5 | % | |
Average collection period | 87.7 | days | |
Fixed asset turnover | 1.78 | times | |
Return on equity | 20.1 | % | |
Working Notes: | |||
Current ratio = Current Assets/Current Liabilities | |||
Current ratio = 3,290/2000 | |||
Current ratio = 1.645 | |||
Current ratio = 1.65 | |||
Times interest earned | |||
Times Interest Earned = EBIT/Interest Expense | |||
Times Interest Earned = operating income /Interest Expense | |||
Times Interest Earned =$1,650 /$363 | |||
Times Interest Earned =4.545454545 | |||
Times Interest Earned =4.55 | |||
Inventory turnover | |||
Inventory Turnover = COGS/Inventory | |||
Inventory Turnover = 3340/910 | |||
Inventory Turnover = 3.67032967 | |||
Inventory Turnover = 3.67 | |||
Total asset turnover | |||
Total Asset Turnover = Sales/Total Assets | |||
Total Asset Turnover =7,990/7,770 | |||
Total Asset Turnover =1.028314028 | |||
Total Asset Turnover =1.03 | |||
Operating profit margin | |||
Operating Profit Margin = Operating Earnings/Revenue | |||
Operating Profit Margin = $1,650/$7,990 | |||
Operating Profit Margin = 0.206508135 | |||
Operating Profit Margin = 20.7% | |||
Operating return on assets | |||
Operating Return on Assets = EBIT/Average total assets | |||
Operating Return on Assets =operating income /Average total assets | |||
Operating Return on Assets =$1,650 /7,770 | |||
Operating Return on Assets =0.212355212 | |||
Operating Return on Assets =21.2% | |||
Debt ratio | |||
Debt Ratio = Total Debt / Total Assets | |||
Debt Ratio =(Current liabilities + Long term debt)/ Total Assets | |||
Debt Ratio =($1,920 + $2,000)/ $7,770 | |||
Debt Ratio =0.504504505 | |||
Debt Ratio =50.5% | |||
Average collection period | |||
Average Collection Period = (Average Account Receivable)/(Annual Sales/365) | |||
Average Collection Period = (1920)/(7990/365) | |||
Average Collection Period = 87.70963705 | |||
Average Collection Period = 87.7 days | |||
Fixed asset turnover | |||
Fixed asset turnover = Net Sales/Average fixed assets | |||
Fixed asset turnover = 7990/4,480 | |||
Fixed asset turnover = 1.783482143 | |||
Fixed asset turnover = 1.78 | |||
Return on equity | |||
Return to Equity = Net Income/Shareholder’s Equity | |||
Return to Equity = 772/3,850 | |||
Return to Equity = 0.200519481 | |||
Return to Equity = 20.1% | |||
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