Question 32
Balance sheet
Cash $41,000 $21,000
Account receivable (net) 38,000 31,000
Inventory 99,000 40,000
Property & equipment 140,000 401,000
Other assets 84,000 305,000
Total assets $402,000 $798,000
Current liabilities $ 99,000 $49,000
Long term debt (interest rate: 10%) 65,000 60,000
Capital stock ($10 per value) 148,000 512,000
Additional paid in capital 29,000 106,000
Retainined earning 61,000 71,000
Total liabilities and stockholders equity $402,000 $798,000
Income Statement
Sales revenue (1/3 on credit) $447,000 $802,000
Cost of goods sold (241,000 (400,000)
Operating expense (161,000) (311,000)
Net income $45,000 $91,000
Other data:
Per-share stock price at end of current year $22 $15
Average income tax rate 30% 30%
Dividends declared and paid in current year $33,000 $148,000
Both companies are in the fish catching and manufacturing business. Both have been in business approximately 10 years, and each has had steady growth. The management of each has a different viewpoint in many respects. Blue water is more conservative, and its president has said, “We avoid what we consider to be undue risk” Neither company is publicly held.
Requirement
Ration Blue Water Company Prime Fish Company
Profitability ratio
Quality of income
Turnover ratio
Solvency ratios
Times Interest Earned Ratio ? ?
Cash Coverage Ratio ? ?
gross profit ratio | ( gross profit / sales ) * 100 | |
gross profit | sales - cost of goods sold | |
Blue Water Company | Prime Fish Company | |
sales | 447000 | 802000 |
cost of goods sold | -241000 | -400000 |
gross profit | 206000 | 402000 |
ratio | 46.09% | 50.12% |
times interest earned ratio | earnings before interest and tax / interest expenses | |
Blue Water Company | Prime Fish Company | |
sales | 447000 | 802000 |
cost of goods sold | -241000 | -400000 |
gross profit | 206000 | 402000 |
operating expenses | -161000 | -311000 |
operating profit/EBIT | 45000 | 91000 |
interest expense | 10% of long term debt | |
long-term debt | 65000 | 60000 |
interest rate | 10% | 10% |
interest expense | 6500 | 6000 |
ratio | 45000/6500 | 91000/6000 |
6.92 | 15.17 |
cash coverage ratio | cash / current liabilities | |
Blue Water Company | Prime Fish Company | |
cash | 41000 | 21000 |
current liabilities | 99000 | 49000 |
ratio | 0.41 | 0.43 |
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