The following is the extract of the Income statement of a Rubber Glove company in Malaysia :       STATEMENTS OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME   2016     2017     2018     2019         2020   Revenue  1,377,931,000  1,529,077,000  2,079,432,000  2,053,916,000  2,314,454,000   Cost of sales -1,150,360,000 -1,155,975,000 -1,640,550,000 -1,818,767,000 -1,851,563,200     Gross profit     227,571,000     373,102,000      438,882,000     235,149,000     462,890,800                   Other Income 8,973,000         6,979,000        10,372,000        26,689,000        15,634,000     Selling and distribution expenses     -46,520,000      -95,484,000    -66,008,000       -67,121,000       -71,401,000     Administration expenses     -46,155,000         -53,091,000    -80,987,000        60,495,000     -178,910,800                                     Operating Profit    143,869,000  231,506,000   302,259,000      134,222,000       228,213,000                     Interest income                      0                   0        4,288,000        10,573,000         12,340,000     Finance cost     -10,151,000    -8,530,000         -639,000            -242,000             -113,000     Share of loss/profit            909,000       -984,000          -947,000             917,000              262,000     Profit before tax     134,627,000  221,992,000    304,961,000      145,470,000       240,702,000     Taxation         -26,524,000   -53,922,000     -54,550,000       -30,338,000        -33,417,000     Profit / (Loss) after tax     108,103,000   168,070,000     250,411,000      115,132,000        207,285,000                                               You are required : Separate the fixed and variable costs of the company Determine the projected Fixed overheads / Operating expenses of the company for 2023 Determine the projected Profit margin of the company’s manufacturing operation

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The following is the extract of the Income statement of a Rubber Glove company in Malaysia :

 

 

 

STATEMENTS OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME

 

2016

 

 

2017

 

 

2018

 

 

2019

 

 

    2020

 

Revenue

 1,377,931,000

 1,529,077,000

 2,079,432,000

 2,053,916,000

 2,314,454,000

 

Cost of sales

-1,150,360,000

-1,155,975,000

-1,640,550,000

-1,818,767,000

-1,851,563,200

 

 

Gross profit

    227,571,000

    373,102,000

     438,882,000

    235,149,000

    462,890,800

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Other Income

8,973,000

        6,979,000

       10,372,000

       26,689,000

       15,634,000

 

 

Selling and distribution expenses

    -46,520,000

     -95,484,000

   -66,008,000

      -67,121,000

      -71,401,000

 

 

Administration expenses

    -46,155,000

        -53,091,000

   -80,987,000

       60,495,000

    -178,910,800

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Operating Profit

   143,869,000

 231,506,000

  302,259,000

     134,222,000

      228,213,000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Interest income

                     0

                  0

       4,288,000

       10,573,000

        12,340,000

 

 

Finance cost

    -10,151,000

   -8,530,000

        -639,000

           -242,000

            -113,000

 

 

Share of loss/profit

           909,000

      -984,000

         -947,000

            917,000

             262,000

 

 

Profit before tax

    134,627,000

 221,992,000

   304,961,000

     145,470,000

      240,702,000

 

 

Taxation   

     -26,524,000

  -53,922,000

    -54,550,000

      -30,338,000

       -33,417,000

 

 

Profit / (Loss) after tax

    108,103,000

  168,070,000

    250,411,000

     115,132,000

       207,285,000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

                       

 

 

You are required :

  1. Separate the fixed and variable costs of the company
  2. Determine the projected Fixed overheads / Operating expenses of the company for 2023
  3. Determine the projected Profit margin of the company’s manufacturing operation
  4. Determine the Breakeven point of the company’s manufacturing now ? What is the current level of Safety margin of the company ?
  5. Determine the Degree of Operating Leverage  (DOL) of the company ?
  6. Determine the degree of Financial Leverage (DOL) of the company ?
  7. If the company have been selling its rubber glove at an avverage price of RM 0.40 per pair, what could be the lowest price that company could accept for a special order of say 500,000,000 gloves if the company could create the cpacity conveniently without increasing its operating costs ?
  8. Based on the average variable costs of manufacturing per pair, could the company consider taking over a manufacturing space / capacity that could produce at RM 0.15 per pair. ?
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