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Financial Ratios. Look again at Table 28.8 from P. 3., which gives abbreviated balance sheets and...

Financial Ratios. Look again at Table 28.8 from P. 3., which gives abbreviated balance sheets and income statements for Walmart. Assume Walmart had a 35% marginal corporate tax rate in 2017. Calculate the following using balance sheet figures from the start of the year:

  1. Return on assets.

  2. Operating profit margin.

  3. Sales-to-assets ratio.

  4. Inventory turnover.

  5. Debt-equity ratio.

Fiscal 2017

Fiscal 2016

Income Statement

Net Sales

Cost of goods sold

Selling, general, and administrative expenses

Depreciation

Earnings before interest & tax

Interest expense

Taxable income

Tax

Net Income

$500,343

  373,396

    95,981

    10,529

$ 20,437

      2,178

$ 18,259

      4,600

$ 13,659

$485,873

  361,256

    91,773

    10,080

$ 22,764

      2,267

$ 20.497

      6,204

$ 14,293   

Fiscal 2017

Fiscal 2016

Balance Sheet

Assets

Current assets:

      Cash and marketable securities

     Accounts receivable

     Inventories

     Other current assets

     Total current assets

$6,756

  5,614

43,783

  3,511

$59,664

$6,867

  5,835

43,046

  1,941

$57,689

Fixed assets:

     Net fixed assets

     Other long-term assets

          Total assets

$114,818

   30,040

$204,522

$114,178

   26,825

$198,825

Liabilities & Shareholders’ Equity

Current liabilities:

     Accounts payable

     Other current liabilities

          Total current liabilities

Long-term debt

Other long-term liability

          Total liabilities

          Total shareholders’ equity

          Total liabilities and shareholders’ equity

$46,092

  32,429

$78,521

  36,825

  11,307

$126,653

77,869

$204,522

$41,433

  25,495

$66,928

  42,018

  12,081

$121,027

77,798

$198,825

Solutions

Expert Solution

A)

Return on Assets= EBIT(1 - T) / Total Assets

where T is tax rate and EBIT is earning before interest and tax

Total Assets = Net Fixed Assets + Current Assets

= 114 818 + 59664

= 174482

EBIT= 20437

tax rate = 35%

ROA = 20437(1 - 0.35) / 174482

0.0761 or 7.61%

Similarly for year 2016 = 22764(1 - 0.35) / (57689 + 114178) = 14797/171867

0.08609 or 8.61%

RoA

2017 = 7.61%

2016 = 8.61%

Analysis - The RoA has declined in 2017 as assets increased in 2017 (due to inventory) more than EBIT.

B)

Operating profit margin = EBIT / Sales

2017 = 20437 / 500343 = 4.08 %

2016 = 22764 / 485873 = 4.68 %

Analysis : Operating profit margin in 2017 decreased in 2017 as EBIT declined more than increases in sales.

C)

Sales To Asset = Sales / Total Assets

2017 = 500343 / 174482 = 2.86 %

2016= 485873 / 171867 = 2.82 %

Analysis : Sales to Asset increased in 2017 as Sales increased more than increase in Total Assets.

D)

Inventory Turnover = Cost of goods Sold / Average Inventory or Inventory

2017 = 373396 / 43783 = 8.52 times

2016= 361256 / 43046 = 8.39 times

Analysis: In 2017 the co. is rotating inventory in more time  than in 2016.

E) Debt/Equity = Total Debt / Capital Employed

Capital Employed= Total Assets

2017 = 36825 / 174482 = 0.21

2016= 42018 / 171867 = 0.24

Analysis: Debt/Equity ratio decreased in 2017 due to payment of long term debt.


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