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Below is selected financial information from the financial statements of company A and company B. Both...

Below is selected financial information from the financial statements of company A and company B. Both company A and company B started their business on 1/1/2019.

Company A

Company B

current assets on 12/31/2019

100

8,000

total assets on 12/31/2019

11,000

28,000

current liability on 12/31/2019

200

4,000

total liability on 12/31/2019

4,000

18,000

sales revenue on 12/31/2019

4,500

20,000

Cost of goods sold for year 2019

1,000

16,000

interest expense for year 2019

400

1,000

net income for year 2019

1,500

2,500

a) Which company provides better return on assets?

b) Which company has less liquidity risk in terms of current ratio?

c) Which company has less solvency risk in terms of debt to total assets ratio?

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Expert Solution

The return on asset of company A = Net income / Average total assets

= 1,500 / 11,000

= 13.63%

The current ratio of company A = Current assets / Current liabilities

= 100/200

= 0.5

The debt to total assets ratio of company A = Total liabilities / Total assets

= 4,000/11,000

= 36.36%

The return on asset of company B = Net income / Average total assets

= 2,500/28,000

= 8.92%

The current ratio of company B = Current assets / Current liabilities

= 8,000/4,000

= 2

The debt to total assets ratio of company B = Total liabilities / Total assets

= 18,000/28,000

= 64.28%

a) Company A provides a better return on assets which is 13.63%.

b) Company B has less liquidity risk as it has a higher current ratio which is 2.

c) Company A has less solvency risk as debt to total asset ratio is 36.36% which is good for the company.


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