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The following numbers were calculated from financial statement for a firm for 2006 and 2005: Year:...

The following numbers were calculated from financial statement for a firm for 2006 and 2005:

Year: 2006 2005
ROCE: 15.2% 13.3%
RNOA: 11.28% 12.75%
NBC: 2.9% 3.2%
Average net obligation: $2225 $241
Average common equity:4756 4173

a) how much of change in ROCE is due to operating activities and how much is due to finance activity?
b) how much of change in ROCE from financing activities is due to a change in financial leverage, and how much is due to a change in spread over net borrowing costs?

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Part a)

Year:

2006 2005

ROCE:

0.152 0.133

RNOA:

0.1128 0.1275

NBC:

0.029 0.032

Average net obligation(A)

2225 241

Average Common equity(B)

4756 4173
Net operating Assets(A+B) 6981 4414
ROCE in Amount 1061.112 587.062
RNOA in Amount 787.4568 562.785

NBC in Amount

64.525 7.712
Change Weights of % change
Part 1 :- (Net Operating Assets/
Common Equity)*RNOA
16.56% 13.49% 3.07%      161.72
Part 2: - (Net Financing Debt /Common Equity)*Net Borrowing Rate 1.36% 0.18% -1.17%       -61.72
ROCE = Part 1 - Part 2 15.20% 13.30% 1.90%      100.00
Change attributable to operating Activity = 161.72%
Change attributable to Financing Activity = (61.72%)
Part (b)
Financing Leverage (FLEV)= Net Financing Debt /Common Equity
2006 2005 Change
                 0.47

0.06

                 0.41
Change attributable to FLEV = (41/61.72)*100 = 66.43%
Change attributable to Spread = 100 - 66.43 = 33.57%

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