Beardom Gym Center Cash                                          P150,000 Trading Investments                        70,000 Receivables: Jan. 1                                  158,000 Dec. 31                               225,000 Merchandise Inventory                         Jan. 1                                  250,000 Dec. 31                                185,000 Current Liabilities                           230,000 Cost of Goods Sold                       2,750,000 Credit Sales                                4,800,000   Current Assets = cash + Trading investments + Ending receivables + Ending inventory Current Assets = P150,000 + P70,000 + P225,000 + P185,000 Current Assets = P 630,000   Working capital = Current Assets - Current liabilities Working capital = P630,000 – P230,000 Working capital = P 400,000   Current ratio = Current Assets / Current liabilities Current ratio = P630,000 / P230,000 Current ratio = 2.74    Quick ratio = Current Assets - Inventory / Current liabilities Quick ratio = P630,000 – P185,000 / P230,000 Quick ratio = P445,000 / P230,000 Quick ratio = 1.94    Inventory turnover = Cost of goods sold / Average inventory Inventory turnover = P2,750,000 / (P185,000 + P250,000  )/2 Inventory turnover = P2,750,000 / P217,500 Inventory turnover = 12.64   Receivable turnover = Credit sales / Average receivables Receivable turnover = P4,800,000 / (P225,000 +P158,000)/2 Receivable turnover = P4,800,000 / P191,500 Receivable turnover = 25.07   Average age of receivables = 365 days / Receivable turnover ratio Average age of receivables = 365 / 25.07 Average age of receivables = 14.56   Question: If the industry show’s average current ratio is 3.2:1 and quick ratio of 2.5:1, analyze the liquidity performance of Beardom versus the industry.

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Beardom Gym Center

Cash                                          P150,000

Trading Investments                        70,000

Receivables:

Jan. 1                                  158,000

Dec. 31                               225,000

Merchandise Inventory                        

Jan. 1                                  250,000

Dec. 31                                185,000

Current Liabilities                           230,000

Cost of Goods Sold                       2,750,000

Credit Sales                                4,800,000

 

Current Assets = cash + Trading investments + Ending receivables + Ending inventory

Current Assets = P150,000 + P70,000 + P225,000 + P185,000

Current Assets = P 630,000

 

Working capital = Current Assets - Current liabilities

Working capital = P630,000 – P230,000

Working capital = P 400,000

 

Current ratio = Current Assets / Current liabilities

Current ratio = P630,000 / P230,000

Current ratio = 2.74 

 

Quick ratio = Current Assets - Inventory / Current liabilities

Quick ratio = P630,000 – P185,000 / P230,000

Quick ratio = P445,000 / P230,000

Quick ratio = 1.94 

 

Inventory turnover = Cost of goods sold / Average inventory

Inventory turnover = P2,750,000 / (P185,000 + P250,000  )/2

Inventory turnover = P2,750,000 / P217,500

Inventory turnover = 12.64

 

Receivable turnover = Credit sales / Average receivables

Receivable turnover = P4,800,000 / (P225,000 +P158,000)/2

Receivable turnover = P4,800,000 / P191,500

Receivable turnover = 25.07

 

Average age of receivables = 365 days / Receivable turnover ratio

Average age of receivables = 365 / 25.07

Average age of receivables = 14.56

 

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If the industry show’s average current ratio is 3.2:1 and quick ratio of 2.5:1, analyze the liquidity performance of Beardom versus the industry.

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