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Blue Co has two divisions, A and B. Division A makes a component for air conditioning...

Blue Co has two divisions, A and B. Division A makes a component for air conditioning units which it can only sell to Division B. It has no other outlet for sales.

Current information relating to Division A is as follows:

Marginal cost per unit €100
Transfer price of the component €165
Total production and sales of the component each year 2,200 units
Specific fixed costs of Division A per year €10,000

Green Co has offered to sell the component to Division B for €140 per unit.

If Division B accepts this offer, Division A will be closed. If Division B accepts Green Co’s offer, what will be the impact on profits per year for the group as a whole?

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Calculation of impact on the Net profits of the compnay

Particulars Amount (In $)
Savings in Component cost to Division B [$ 2,200 units X ($ 165 - $ 140)]                55,000
Loss on account of closure of Department A              133,000
Change in Profits of the company              (78,000)

Therefore if the Division B procures the component from outside supplier and division A is closed down, the Net profit of the company will fall by $ 78,000.

Working Note:

Calculation of Net Operating income of Division A

Particulars Per unit (In $) Total (In $)
Tranfer Price (2,200 units X $ 165 per unit) 165               363,000
Less: Marginal Cost(2,200 units X $ 100 per unit) 100               220,000
Contribution Margin 65               143,000
Fixed cost of Department A                  10,000
Net Operating Income               133,000

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