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QUESTION 1 The Garvey Company has the following financial statements. Garvey Company Balance Sheet For the...

QUESTION 1

  1. The Garvey Company has the following financial statements.

Garvey Company

Balance Sheet

For the period ended 12/31/X1 ($000)

ASSETS

12/31/X0

12/31/X1

Cash

$

3547

$

2855

Accounts receivable

6579

5217

Inventory

2573

3220

CURRENT ASSETS

$

12699

$

11292

Fixed assets

Gross

$

22478

$

24360

Accumulated deprec.

(12017)

(12927)

Net

$

10461

$

11433

TOTAL ASSETS

$

23160

$

22725

LIABILITIES

Accounts payable

$

1577

$

1710

Accruals

233

380

CURRENT LIABILITIES

$

1810

$

2090

Long-term debt

$

7112

$

6002

Equity

14238

14633

TOTAL CAPITAL

$

21350

$

20635

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY

$

23160

$

22725

    Garvey Company

    Income Statement

    For the period ended 12/31/X1

    ($000)

    Sales

    $

    36233

    COGS

    20315

    Gross margin

    $

    15918

    Expense

    $

    10478

    EBIT

    $

    5440

    Interest

    713

    EBT

    $

    4727

    Tax

    1605

    Net income

    $

    3122

    1. In addition, Garvey retired stock for $1,000,000 and paid a dividend of $1,727,000. Depreciation for the year was $910,000. Calculate the ratios for the Garvey Company. Assume Garvey had leasing costs of $7,267,000 and amortization of $1,416,000 in 20X1, and had 1268000 shares of stock outstanding that were valued at $28.75 per share at year end. The firm must also make principal repayments of $1,012,000 on its outstanding debt this year. Assume 360 days in a year. Round your answers to two decimal places.

    Current Ratio

    x

    Quick Ratio

    x

    Average Collection Period (ACP)

    days

    Inventory Turnover (using COGS)

    x

    Inventory Turnover (using sales)

    x

    Fixed Asset Turnover

    x

    Total Asset Turnover

    x

    Debt Ratio

    %

    Debt to Equity Ratio

    x

    Times Interest Earned (TIE)

    x

    Cash Coverage

    x

    Fixed Charge Coverage

    x

    EBITDA Coverage

    x

    Return on Sales

    %

    Return on Assets

    %

    Return on Equity

    %

    Price Earnings Ratio (P/E)

    x

    Market to Book Value Ratio

    x

    Solutions

    Expert Solution

    Solution:

    Current Ratio : 5.4

    Quick Ratio : 3.86

    ACP : 59 Days

    Inventory Turnover Ratio (Using COGS): 7.01 Times

    Inventory Turnover Ratio (Using Sales): 12.51 Times

    Fixed Asset Turnover : 1.78 Times

    Total Asset Turnover : 0.89 Times

    Debt Ratio : 26.41%

    Times Interest Earned : 7.63 Times

    Debt to Equity Ratio : 0.41 : 1

    Cash Coverage : 4 Times

    Fixed Charge Coverage & EBITDA Coverage : 1.67

    Return On Sales : 8.62%

    Return On Assets : 13.74%

    Return On Equity : 21.34%

    Price Earning Ratio : 2.46

    Market to Book Ratio : 2.49


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