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4) TURRONITIS S.A.
It is a Valencia-based company that produces delicious hazelnuts and
chocolate candies. The company decided to sell 200,000 boxes of candy products in Mexico.
To this end, the administrator signed an agreement with 5 import companies that involves a profit margin of 15 % over the price charged to retailers. The agreement fixes FOB prices (in Valencia) in Euro.
In addition, we know:
Freight and insurance Valencia-Veracruz: € 1,202.02
Import duties: 9% over CIF value (Veracruz)
Land transport and delivery costs (approx.): $ 10
Downloading costs (Veracruz): $ 5. (The price of the freight Valencia-Veracruz does not include these costs)
Retailer margin: 25% over consumer price
Exchange rate: € 1= $1.4975
What should be the FOB price (Valencia) in Euro that must be charged in order to allow for a consumer price of $2 –a-piece in Mexico?
Particulars | Pieces | Per Piece | Total Price | ||
Price to Consumer | (A) | 200000 | $ 2.00 | $ 4,00,000 | |
Less: | Retailer Margin | (B) | 200000 | $ 0.50 | $ 1,00,000 |
(25% of $2 Per piece ) | |||||
Price charged to Retailer | (A-B) | 200000 | $ 1.50 | $ 3,00,000 | |
Less : | Profit Margin | © | 200000 | $ 0.23 | $ 45,000 |
(15% of $1.5 per piece) | |||||
Total Cost | (A-B-C) | 200000 | $ 1.28 | $ 2,55,000 | |
Less | Downloading Cost | $ 5.00 | |||
Less | Land Transport and delivery cost | $ 10.00 | |||
Cost after above two cost | I | $ 2,54,985.00 | |||
Less | Import Duty | II | $ 21,053.81 | ||
($233931.19 *9/100) | |||||
CIF | (I-II) | $ 2,33,931.19 | |||
($254985 *100/109) | |||||
Less | Freight and Insurance | III | $ 1,800.02 | ||
(1202.02 * $ 1.4975) | |||||
FOB in Dollar | (I-II-III) | $ 2,32,131.17 | |||
FOB Price in Euro | € 1,55,012 | ||||
( $232121.17 /$1.4975) | |||||
FOB Price in Euro Per Piece | € 0.7751 | ||||
(155012/200000) |