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The following information is from KO Corporation’s notes to financial statements: PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT December...

The following information is from KO Corporation’s notes to financial statements:

PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT

December 31,

2017

2016

2015

Land

334

589

717

Buildings and improvements

3,917

4,574

4,914

Machinery, equipment and vehicle fleet

12,198

16,093

16,723

16,449

21,256

22,354

Less accumulated depreciation

8,246

10,621

9,783

Property, plant and equipment--net

8,203

10,635

12,571

12 Months Ended

Dec. 31, 2017

Dec. 31, 2016

Dec. 31, 2015

Depreciation

1,260

1,787

1,970

Compute the following analytical measures applied to KO Corporation. (9 points)

2017

2016

2015

Average total life span of plant and equipment

Average age of plant and equipment

Average remaining life of plant and equipment

Discuss these ratios and their importance for analysis of KO Corporation. (3 points)

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We assume that Same rate of depreciation is used every year. The change value is because of purchase/sale/disposal of Fixed Assets

Total Life of P&E = Gross Value of FA/ Depreciation for the year

Age of P&E = Accumulated Depreciation on FA/ Depreciation for the year

Remaining Life of P&E = Net Value of FA/ Depreciation for the year

2017 2016 2015
Total Life Span of P&E

=16449/1260

= 13.05 years

=21256/1787

= 11.89 years

=22354/1970

=11.34 years

Avg Age of of P&E

=8246/1260

= 6.47 years

=10621/1787

=5.94 years

=9783/1970

=4.97 years

Avg Remaining life of P&E

=8203/1260

= 6.58 years

=10635/1787

=5.95 years

=12571/1970

= 6.38 years

The ratio help in identifying how efficiently KO Corporation is utilising its Fixed Assets.

Average Age of Plant & Equipment shows how long the P&E have been into use. It helps the company to estimate how much cost the company may need to bear in near future for maintenance and service of Plant and Equipment.

Average Remaining life of Plant&Equipment shows years after which the company need to incur Capital Expenditure to replace the Plant and Equipment after their useful life to keep the business open.


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