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suppose The company was operating at only 90% capacity in 2017 what would be the EFN...

suppose The company was operating at only 90% capacity in 2017

what would be the EFN to achieve 20% growth rate ?

What would be the efn to achieve 30% growth rate

Input
Tesla, Inc.
2017 Income Statement Other Inputs
Sales                             40,259,230 Tax rate 40%
COGS                             29,336,446 Growth rate 15%
Other expenses                                5,105,100 Capacity Utilization 100%
Depreciation                                1,804,220
EBIT                                4,013,464
Interest                                   630,520
Taxable income                                3,382,944
Taxes (40%)                                1,353,178
Net income                                2,029,766
Dividends                                   610,000
Add to RE                                1,419,766
Tesla, Inc.
Balance Sheet as of December 2017
Assets Liabilities & Equity
Current Assets Current Liabilities
   Cash                                   456,435    Accounts Payable           929,005
   Accounts rec.                                   733,125    Notes Payable        2,121,350
   Inventory                                1,073,180       Total CL        3,050,355
      Total CA                                2,262,740
Long-term debt        5,500,000
Shareholder Equity
Fixed assets    Common stock           400,000
Net PP&E                             17,723,430    Retained earnings      11,035,815
      Total Equity      11,435,815
Total Assets                             19,986,170 Total L&E      19,986,170
Calculation & Output
Question 1
Return on assets 10.16% 0.10
Return on equity 17.75% 0.18
Payout Ratio 30%
Retention ratio 70%
Internal growth rate 7.65%
Sustainable growth rate 12.42%
Question 2 & 3
Tesla, Inc.
Proforma Income Statement Fixed Asset Calculation
Sales                             46,298,115 Full capacity sales      40,259,230
COGS                             33,736,913 Fixed assets/sales at full capacity                  0.44
Other expenses                                5,870,865 Total fixed assets      20,381,945
Depreciation                                2,074,853
EBIT                                4,615,484
Interest                                   725,098
Taxable income                                3,890,386
Taxes (40%)                                1,556,154
Net income                                2,334,231
Dividends                                   701,500
Add to RE                                1,632,731
Tesla, Inc.
Proforma Balance Sheet
Assets Liabilities & Equity
Current Assets Current Liabilities
   Cash $                                               524,900    Accounts Payable        1,068,356
   Accounts rec. $                                               843,094    Notes Payable        2,121,350
   Inventory $                                           1,234,157       Total CL        3,189,706
      Total CA                                2,602,151
Long-term debt        5,500,000
Fixed assets
Net PP&E                             20,381,945 Shareholder Equity
   Common stock           400,000
   Retained earnings      12,668,546
      Total Equity      13,068,546
Total Assets                             22,984,096 Total L&E      21,758,252
EFN                             22,984,096
Data Table
Capacity Utilization
Growth Rates 80% 90% 95% 100%
10%
12%
15%
20%
30%
40%

Solutions

Expert Solution

A)Calculation of external financing requirement at 20% growth rate and

90% current capacity utilization

Full capacity sales= Current sales/(capacity utilization)

Full capacity sales=(40,259,230/0.9)=        44,732,478

Projected sales at   20% growth rate=1.20*40,259,230= 48,311,076

External Finance is needed for sales beyond full capacity utilization.

External finance needed for increasing sales from 44,732,478 to 48,311,076

Increase in assets needed=(48311076/44732478)-1=0.08=8%

Total Assets at present=19,986,170

(A)Increase in total assets required=19986170*0.08= 1,598,894

(B) Current asset increase required for increase in sales to full capacity=(current asset at present )*((44732478/40259230)-1)= 2,262,740*0.1111=   251,416

(C).Spontaneous increase in liabilities=(accounts payable)* (percentage increase in sales)=929005*0.2=185,801

(D)Increase in retained earning =(Profit margin)*(Sales)*(Retention ratio)

Profit margin=(2029766/40259230)= 0.050417407

Sales=48,311,076

Retention Ratio=(Net Income-Dividend)/(Net Income)=1-(Dividend/Net Income)=1-(610000/2029766)= 0.699472747

Increase in retained earnings)= 0.050417407*48,311,076*0.699472747=           1,703,719

External Finance Needed=(A)+(B)-(C)-(D)=1598894+251416-185801-1703719=-39210

No External Finance is required . Increase in retained earning will be sufficient

B)Calculation of external financing requirement at 30% growth rate and

90% current capacity utilization

Full capacity sales= Current sales/(capacity utilization)

Full capacity sales=(40,259,230/0.9)=        44,732,478

Projected sales at   30% growth rate=1.30*40,259,230= 52,336,999

External Finance is needed for sales beyond full capacity utilization.

External finance needed for increasing sales from 44,732,478 to 52,336,999

Increase in assets needed=(52336999/44732478)-1=17%=0.17

Total Assets at present=19,986,170

(A)Increase in total assets required=19986170*0.17= 3,397,649

(B) Current asset increase required for increase in sales to full capacity=(current asset at present )*((44732478/40259230)-1)= 2,262,740*0.1111=   251,416

(C).Spontaneous increase in liabilities=(accounts payable)* (percentage increase in sales)=929005*0.3= 278,702

(D)Increase in retained earning =(Profit margin)*(Sales)*(Retention ratio)

Profit margin=(2029766/40259230)= 0.050417407

Sales=52336999

Retention Ratio=(Net Income-Dividend)/(Net Income)=1-(Dividend/Net Income)=1-(610000/2029766)= 0.699472747

Increase in retained earnings)= 0.050417407*52336999*0.699472747= 1,845,696

      External Finance Needed=(A)+(B)-(C)-(D)=3397649+251416-278702-1845696=              1,524,667

External Finance Needed

$          1,524,667


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