NON-CURRENT ASSETS Property, plant and equipment Right-of-use assets Total non-current assets CURRENT ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents Trade and other receivables Tax recoverable Inventories Total current assets CURRENT LIABILITIES Trade and other payables Taxation payable Current portion of lease liabilities Current portion of long-term loans Total current liabilities Net current assets Total assets less current liabilities NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES Long-term loans Lease liabilities Deferred tax liability Total non-current liabilities EQUITY Share capital 2021 2020 $ Change 825,483,694.00 773,143,905.00 52,339,789.00 93,044,425.00 95,435,877.00 (2,391,452.00) 918,528,119.00 868,579,782.00 49,948,337.00 217,283,548.00 129,196,815.00 88,086,733.00 93,514,369.00 58,211,081.00 35,303,288.00 779,621.00 (779,621.00) 162,352,192.00 117,774,685.00 44,577,507.00 473,150,109.00 305,962,202.00 167,187,907.00 214,491,486.00 185,346,512.00 29,144,974.00 10,734,482.00 10,734,482.00 17,456,686.00 19,539,121.00 (2,082,435.00) 6,977,778.00 27,441,951.00 (20,464,173.00) 249,660,432.00 232,327,584.00 17,332,848.00 223,489,677.00 73,634,618.00 149,855,059.00 1,142,017,796.00 942,214,400.00 199,803,396.00 206,927,474.00 104,972,207.00 101,955,267.00 86,580,789.00 79,622,207.00 6,958,582.00 14,576,941.00 13,389,525.00 1,187,416.00 308,085,204.00 197,983,939.00 110,101,265.00 Accumulated profits Total equity Total non-current liabilities and equity Questions: Use the above Balance Sheet to answer the questions below 1. Analyze as followed: 111,411,290.00 111,411,290.00 0.00 722,521,302.00 632,819,171.00 89,702,131.00 833,932,592.00 744,230,461.00 89,702,131.00 1,142,017,796.00 942,214,400.00 199,803,396.00 a. Give a comprehensive horizontal analysis of the above Balance Sheet b. Give a comprehensive vertical analysis of the above Balance Sheet 2. What are the strengths, weaknesses or developing problems of the company? 3. From a sustainable finance point of view, is the company a good one to invest in? % Change 6.77% -2.51% 5.75% 68.18% 60.65% -100.00% 37.85% 54.64% 15.72% -10.66% -74.57% 46% 203.51% 21.21% 97.13% 8.74% 8.87% 55.61% 0.00% 14.18% 12.05% 21.21%
NON-CURRENT ASSETS Property, plant and equipment Right-of-use assets Total non-current assets CURRENT ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents Trade and other receivables Tax recoverable Inventories Total current assets CURRENT LIABILITIES Trade and other payables Taxation payable Current portion of lease liabilities Current portion of long-term loans Total current liabilities Net current assets Total assets less current liabilities NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES Long-term loans Lease liabilities Deferred tax liability Total non-current liabilities EQUITY Share capital 2021 2020 $ Change 825,483,694.00 773,143,905.00 52,339,789.00 93,044,425.00 95,435,877.00 (2,391,452.00) 918,528,119.00 868,579,782.00 49,948,337.00 217,283,548.00 129,196,815.00 88,086,733.00 93,514,369.00 58,211,081.00 35,303,288.00 779,621.00 (779,621.00) 162,352,192.00 117,774,685.00 44,577,507.00 473,150,109.00 305,962,202.00 167,187,907.00 214,491,486.00 185,346,512.00 29,144,974.00 10,734,482.00 10,734,482.00 17,456,686.00 19,539,121.00 (2,082,435.00) 6,977,778.00 27,441,951.00 (20,464,173.00) 249,660,432.00 232,327,584.00 17,332,848.00 223,489,677.00 73,634,618.00 149,855,059.00 1,142,017,796.00 942,214,400.00 199,803,396.00 206,927,474.00 104,972,207.00 101,955,267.00 86,580,789.00 79,622,207.00 6,958,582.00 14,576,941.00 13,389,525.00 1,187,416.00 308,085,204.00 197,983,939.00 110,101,265.00 Accumulated profits Total equity Total non-current liabilities and equity Questions: Use the above Balance Sheet to answer the questions below 1. Analyze as followed: 111,411,290.00 111,411,290.00 0.00 722,521,302.00 632,819,171.00 89,702,131.00 833,932,592.00 744,230,461.00 89,702,131.00 1,142,017,796.00 942,214,400.00 199,803,396.00 a. Give a comprehensive horizontal analysis of the above Balance Sheet b. Give a comprehensive vertical analysis of the above Balance Sheet 2. What are the strengths, weaknesses or developing problems of the company? 3. From a sustainable finance point of view, is the company a good one to invest in? % Change 6.77% -2.51% 5.75% 68.18% 60.65% -100.00% 37.85% 54.64% 15.72% -10.66% -74.57% 46% 203.51% 21.21% 97.13% 8.74% 8.87% 55.61% 0.00% 14.18% 12.05% 21.21%
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