In: Accounting
Below is taken from Ametek’s reportable segment financial information note to their 2017 Form 10-K:
In thousands 2017 2016
Net Sales:
Electronic Instruments $2,690,554
Electromechanical 1,609,616
Operating Income:
Electronic Instruments 677,489
Electromechanical 310,875
Operating Assets:
Electronic Instruments 4,803,575 4,104,972
Electromechanical 2,535,503 2,446,180
Calculate for 2017 (Please show your work):
ROI Margin Turnover
Electronic Instruments ____________ ___________ ___________
Electromechanical ____________ ___________ ___________
Compare the relative profitability of Ametek’s Electronic Instruments and Electromechanical segments.
Electronic Instruments:
Average Operating Assets = (Operating Assets, 2017 + Operating
Assets, 2016) / 2
Average Operating Assets = ($4,803,575 + $4,104,972) / 2
Average Operating Assets = $4,454,273.50
Return on Investment = Operating Income / Average Operating
Assets
Return on Investment = $677,489 / $4,454,273.50
Return on Investment = 15.21%
Margin = Operating Income / Net Sales
Margin = $677,489 / $2,690,554
Margin = 25.18%
Turnover = Net Sales / Average Operating Assets
Turnover = $2,690,554 / $4,454,273.50
Turnover = 0.60
Electromechanical:
Average Operating Assets = (Operating Assets, 2017 + Operating
Assets, 2016) / 2
Average Operating Assets = ($2,535,503 + $2,446,180) / 2
Average Operating Assets = $2,490,841.50
Return on Investment = Operating Income / Average Operating
Assets
Return on Investment = $310,875 / $2,490,841.50
Return on Investment = 12.48%
Margin = Operating Income / Net Sales
Margin = $310,875 / $1,609,616
Margin = 19.31%
Turnover = Net Sales / Average Operating Assets
Turnover = $1,609,616 / $2,490,841.50
Turnover = 0.65
Margin of electronic instruments is higher than that of electromechanical. Turnover of electromechanical is higher than that of electronic instruments. But overall return on investment of electronic instruments is higher than that of electromechanical