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QUESTION 1                                         &nbs

QUESTION 1                                                                                                                               

From the following information of two sole trader enterprises conducting similar businesses, prepare:

  1. Ratio calculations in the table below for comparison of profitability, asset efficiency, liquidity and capital structure.
  2. Vertical analysis of the Balance Sheets for both enterprises.

Round all calculations to 2 decimal places.

Balance Sheet data (end-of-year)

Hi Enterprises $

Lo Enterprises $

Current assets

24 000

32 000

Motor vehicles (net)

19 000

27 000

Total assets

43 000

59 000

Current liabilities

14 000

17 000

Non-current liabilities

17 600

21 400

Total liabilities

31 600

38 400

Net assets

11 400

20 600

Total equity

11 400

20 600   

Income Statement data

Hi Enterprises $

Lo Enterprises $

Net sales

60 000

94 000

Cost of sales

(45 000)

(73 000)

Gross profit

15 000

21 000

Selling and administrative expenses

(7 300)

(8 800)

Wages expense

(6 400)

(7 200)

Net Profit

1 300

5 000

Beginning -of-year balances

Hi Enterprises

Lo Enterprises

Total assets

39 000

54 000

Total equity

10 800

18 600    

  1. Ratio calculations in the table below for comparison of profitability, asset efficiency, liquidity and capital structure.

Round all calculations to 2 decimal places                 

Ratio

Hi Enterprises

Lo Enterprises

ROE

ROA

Gross Profit Margin

Profit Margin

Asset turnover

Current Ratio

Debt Ratio

Analysis of the following items:  

Profitability:

Asset efficiency:

Liquidity:

Capital Structure:

B   Vertical Analysis of the Balance Sheets                                        

Balance Sheet data (end-of-year)

Balance Sheet data (end-of-year)

Hi Enterprises ($)

%

Lo Enterprises ($)

%

Current assets

Motor vehicles (net)

Total assets

Current liabilities

Non-current liabilities

Total liabilities

Total equity

Solutions

Expert Solution

Question No. 1

Answer to A : a) ROE Computation for Hi Enterprises and Lo Enterprises

ROE is Return on Equity = Net Profit / Total Equity

Now , ROE for Hi Enterprises = 1300 / 11400 = 0.11 or 11%

ROE for Lo Enterprises = 5000/ 20600 = 0.24 or 24%

b) ROA Computation for Hi Enterprises and Lo Enterprises

ROA is Return on Assets = Net Profit / Total Assets

Now, ROA for Hi Enterprises = 1300 / 43000 = 0.03 or 3%

ROA for Lo Enterprises = 5000/ 59000 = 0.08 or 8%

c) Gross Profit Margin Computation for Hi Enterprises and Lo Enterprises

Gross Profit Margin = Gross Profit / Net sales

Now ,Gross Profit margin for Hi Enterprises = 15000/60000 = 0.25

Gross Profit margin for Lo Enterprises = 21000 /94000 = 0.22

d) Profit Margin Computation for Hi Enterprises and Lo Enterprises

Profit Margin = Net Profit / Net sales

Now , Profit Margin for Hi Enterprises = 1300 / 60000 = 0.02

Profit Margin for Lo Enterprises = 5000 / 94000 = 0.05

e) Asset Turnover Computation for Hi Enterprises and Lo Enterprises

Asset Turnover = Net Sales / Total Assets

Asset Turnover for Hi Enterprises = 60000/43000 = 1.40

Asset Turnover for Lo Enterprises = 94000 / 59000 = 1.59

f) Current Ratio for Computation for Hi Enterprises and Lo Enterprises

Current Ratio = Current Assets / Current Liabilities

Current Ratio for Hi Enterprises = 24000/14000 = 1.71

Current Ratio for Lo Enterprises = 32000/ 17000 = 1.88   

g) Debt Ratio for Computation for Hi Enterprises and Lo Enterprises

Debt Ratio = Total Liabilities / Total Assets

Debt Ratio for Hi Enterprises = 31600 / 43000 = 0.73

Debt Ratio for Lo Enterprises = 38400 / 59000 = 0.65

2nd Part ANALYSIS of the terms mentioned

a) Profitability = A good GP Margin shows company can able to good profit on sales. GP margin is better for Hi Enterprise than Lo Enterprise. In the same way Profit margin shows the way that positive return is good for better prospect of the business and thus Lo Enterprise is better than Hi Enterprise in respect of Profit Margin.ROE is better for Lo Enterprise than Hi Enterprises

b) Asset Efficiency = Asset Efficiency shows that company can able to earn good earnings from utilisation of assets.Asset Turnover and Return on Assets are both favourable for Lo Enterprise than Hi Enterprise. So Lo Enterprises can better utilise the assets than Hi Enterprises.

c) Liquidity - A good liquidity shows that company has enough cash to pay the debts , buying of stocks when it is required , debtors pay off their debts in due time etc etc. Here Current Ratio is more than 1 for the both Hi Enterprises and Lo Enterprises , so Current ratio is nice for the both the companies.showing better liquidity.

d) Capital Structure - Capital Structure shows the mixture of debt and equity. So high debt ratio represents that company borrowing money from outside more than owned capital .Here Debt Ratio is more for Hi Enterprise than Lo Enterprise and thus Hi Enterprise paying more interest on borrowed funds than Lo Enterprise

B Vertical Analysis of Balance Sheet in percentages

For total assets all comnputed on the basis of 43000 in Hi enterprises and for Lo Enterprises on the basis of 59000 and expresed in percentages.

Hi Enterprises $ Percent Lo Enterprises $
Current assets 24 000 55.81 32 000 54.24
Motor vehicles (net) 19 000 44.18 27 000 45.76
Total assets 43 000 100% 59 000 100%
Current liabilities 14 000 32.56 17 000 28.81
Non-current liabilities 17 600 40.93 21 400 36.27
Total liabilities 31 600 73.48 38 400 65.08
Net assets 11 400 26.52 20 600 34.92
Total equity 11 400 26.52 20 600 34.92

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