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QUESTION FOUR (12 MARKS) Margaret Kale Ltd has provided you with the latest two Statements of...

QUESTION FOUR

Margaret Kale Ltd has provided you with the latest two Statements of Cash Flow for the business and some additional information from previous and the current Balance Sheets and Income Statements.

Margaret Kale Ltd

Statement of Cash Flow for the ended 30TH MAY

2018 $

$

2019 $

$

Cash flow from Operating Activities:

Receipts from the customers

366,500

401,500

Payments to the suppliers

(139,000)

227,500

(163,413)

238,088

Expenses paid:

     Rent

(11,092)

(15,727)

     Advertising

(9,630)

(8,213)

     Insurance

(5,888)

(2,648)

     Salaries

(28,890)

(16,625)

     Income tax

(45,000)

(100,500)

(39,375)

(82,588)

Net cash flow from Operating Activities

127,000

155,500

Cash flow from Investing Activities:

Sale of non-current assets

9,000

7,875

Purchase of non-current assets

(16,875)

(11,250)

Net cash flow from Investing Activities

(7,875)

(3,375)

Cash flow from Financing Activities:

Ordinary shares dividend paid

(3,375)

(3,375)

Repayment of long term borrowings

(73,375)

(52,875)

Net cash flow from Financing Activities

(76,750)

(56,250)

Net increase in cash

42,375

95,875

Cash at the beginning of the year

(5,625)

36,750

Cash at the end of the year

36,750

132,625

QUESTION FOUR CONTINUED

Additional Information:

Item

2017

2018

2019

Total Assets

401,250

418,500

495,000

Total Non-Current Liabilities

200,813

166,438

Net Profit

150,000

131,250

Required:

  1. Calculate the following ratios for each of the two years, round off to two decimal points.                                                                                    (7 x 1 = 7 Marks)

  1. Cash flow adequacy ratio (Industry average: 1: 1.90)                     

  1. Repayment of long-term borrowings ratio (Industry average: 1: 0.80)  

  1. Reinvestment ratio (Industry average: 1: 0.08)                                            

  1. Dividend Payment ratio (Industry average: 1: 0.04)                                 

  1. Cash flow Return on Assets (Industry average 40%)                      

  1. Debt Coverage (Industry average 150%)                              

  1. Operations Index (Industry average 90%)                

Comment on the significance of each ratio and its impact on the business in terms of cash flow adequacy, return on assets, debt coverage and operations index over the two years, in comparison with the industry average.                                                                                                                                                                      

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Margaret Kale Ltd Amount $
Cash flow adequacy ratio 2018 2019
Purchase of non-current assets      16,875.00        11,250.00
Repayment of long term borrowings      73,375.00        52,875.00
Ordinary shares dividend paid        3,375.00          3,375.00
Total     93,625.00        67,500.00 A
Net cash flow from Operating Activities 127,000.00      155,500.00 B
Cash flow adequacy ratio                1.36                  2.30 C=A/B
(Industry average: 1: 1.90)  
Cash flow adequacy ratio is used to determine the corporate has sufficient funds to pay its long term borrowings, fixed assets expansion and dividend liabilities.
In the present case Margaret Kale has ratio of 1:1.36 in 2018 and 1:2.30 in 2019 which is way better than industry average of 1:1.90.
Repayment of long-term borrowings ratio
Repayment of long-term borrowings ratio is calculated by dividing Long Term Debt with Total assets of the company.
Long Term Debt are the liabilities which are due after 1 year. Non-Current Liabilities are Long Term Debt.
2018 2019
Total Non-Current Liabilities 200,813.00      166,438.00
Total Assets 418,500.00      495,000.00
Repayment of long-term borrowings ratio                0.48                  0.34
(Industry average: 1: 0.80)  
Repayment of long-term borrowings ratio is a solvency ratio. It calculates the company's leverage by comparing total long term debt with total assets.
In the present case Margaret Kale has ratio of 1:0.48 in 2018 and 1:0.34 in 2019 which is way better than industry average of 1:0.80.
Reinvestment ratio
Reinvestment ratio is used to estimate the amount of cash flow the management reinvests in the business. Its calculated as-
(increase in fixed assets+ increase in working capital)/ (Net Income + Non cash expenses- Non cash sales- Dividends)
No data is given for working capital. So I am assuming that there is no change in Working Capital.
2018 2019
Increase in fixed assets      16,875.00        11,250.00
Increase in working capital                    -                         -  
Total      18,893.00        13,269.00
Net Income 150,000.00      131,250.00
Non cash expenses                    -                         -  
Non cash sales                    -                         -  
Dividends        3,375.00          3,375.00
Total 146,625.00      127,875.00
Reinvestment ratio                0.13                  0.10
(Industry average: 1: 0.08)  
In the present case Margaret Kale has ratio of 1:0.13 in 2018 and 1:0.10 in 2019 which is way better than industry average of 1:0.08.
Dividend Payment ratio
Dividend Payment ratio is the total dividend paid to the shareholders relative to the net income of the company.
2018 2019
Dividends        3,375.00          3,375.00
Net Income 150,000.00      131,250.00
Dividend Payment ratio                0.02                  0.03
(Industry average: 1: 0.04)
In the present case Margaret Kale has ratio of 1:0.02 in 2018 and 1:0.03 in 2019 which is less than industry average of 1:0.04.
Cash flow Return on Assets
Cash flow Return on Assets means the percentage of revenue which is generated from the capital (i.e. Total Assets) of the company. It is the ratio between operating cash flow and total assets of the company.
2018 2019
Net cash flow from Operating Activities 127,000.00      155,500.00
Total Assets 418,500.00      495,000.00
Cash flow Return on Assets 30.35% 31.41%
(Industry average 40%)
In the present case Margaret Kale has ratio of 30.35% in 2018 and 31.41% in 2019 which is less than industry average of 40%.
Debt Coverage
Debt Coverage is the ratio of total debt obligation to net operating income of the company.
Calculation of net operating income 2018 2019
Net Profit 150,000.00      131,250.00
Add:
Income tax      45,000.00        39,375.00
Interest Expense                    -                         -  
Net operating income 195,000.00      170,625.00
Total debt obligation i.e. Non Current Liabilities 200,813.00      166,438.00
Debt Coverage ratio 97.11% 102.52%
(Industry average 150%)
In the present case Margaret Kale has ratio of 97.11% in 2018 and 102.52% in 2019 which is less than industry average of 150%.
Operations Index
Operations Index is the ratio of Net cash flow from Operating Activities of any year with a base year.
In our case let Base year be 2018.
2018 2019
Net cash flow from Operating Activities 127,000.00      155,500.00
Operations Index 100.00% 122.44%
(Industry average 90%)  
In the present case Margaret Kale has ratio of 122.44 in 2019 which is better than industry average of 90%.

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