CONNECT WITH LEARNSMART FOR BODIE: ESSE
CONNECT WITH LEARNSMART FOR BODIE: ESSE
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Chapter 14, Problem 6CP

Scott Kelly is reviewing Master Toy’s financial statements to estimate its sustainable growth rate. Using the information presented in Table 14 . 19 : L 0  14 3
a. Identify and calculate the components of the DuPont formula.b. Calculate the ROE for 2 0 19 using the components of the DuPont formula.
c. Calculate the sustainable growth rate for 2 0 19 from the film’s ROE and plowback ratios.

    TABLE 14 . 15 Chicago Refrigerator Inc. balance sheet as of December 3 1 ($ thousand)
    2018 2019
    Assets
    Current assets
    Case $ 683 $ 325
    Accounts receivable 1 , 490 3 , 599
    Inventories 1 , 415 2 , 423
    Prepaid expenses 15 13
    Total current assets $ 3.603 $ 6.360
    Property, plant, equipment, net 1 , 066 1 , 541
    Other 123 157
    Total assets $ 4.792 $ 8.058
    Liabilities
    Current liabilities
    Notes payable to bank $ $ 875
    Current poction of long-term debt 38 115
    Accounts payable 485 933
    Estimated income tax 588 472
    Accrued expenses 576 586
    Customer advance payment 34 963
    Total current liabilities $ 1.721 $ 3.945
    Long-term debt 122 179
    Other liabilities 81 131
    Total liabilities $ 1.924 $ 4.255
    Shareholders’ equity
    Common stock $ 1 par value 1 , 000 , 000 shares authorized: 550 , 000 and 829 , 000 outstanding, respectively $ 550 $ 829
    Preferred stock, Series A 10 % : $ 25.00 per value; 25.000 authorized: 20.000 and 18.000 outstanding respectively 500 450
    Additional paid-in capital 450 575
    Retained earnings 1.368 1.949
    Total shareholders’ equity $ 2.868 $ 3.803
    Total liabilities and shareholders’ equity $ 4.792 $ 8.058

    TABLE 14 . 16 Chicago Refrigerator Inc. income statement, year’s ending December 31 ($ thousand)
    2018 2019
    Net sales $ 7.570 $ 12.065
    Other income, net 261 345
    Total revenues $ 7 , 831 $ 12 , 410
    Cost of goods sold $ 4 , 850 $ 8 , 048
    General administrative and marketing expenses 1 , 531 2 , 025
    Interest expense 22 78
    Total costs and expenses $ 6 , 403 $ 10 , 151
    Net income before tax $ 1 , 428 $ 2 , 259
    Income tax 628 994
    Net income $ 800 $ 1 , 265

    TABLE 14 . 17 Quickbrush Company financial statements: Yearly data ( $ 000 except per-share data)
    Income statement December 2017 December 2018 December 2019
    Revenue $ 3 , 480 $ 5 , 400 $ 7 , 760
    Cost of goods sold 2 , 700 4 , 270 6 , 050
    Selling general and admin expense 500 690 1 , 000
    Depreciation and amortization 30 40 50
    Operating income (EBIT) $ 250 $ 400 $ 660
    Interest expense 0 0 0
    Income before taxes $ 250 $ 400 $ 660
    Income taxes 60 110 215
    Income after taxes $ 190 $ 290 $ 445
    Diluted EPS $ 0.60 $ 0.84 $ 1.18
    Average shares outstanding (OOO) 317 346 376

    Financial statistics December 2017 December 2018 December 2019 3-year Average
    COGS as % of sales 77.59 % 79.07 % 77.96 % 78.24 %
    General & admin as % of sales 14.37 12.78 12.89 13.16
    Operating margin (%) 7.18 7.41 8.51
    Pretax income/EBIT (%) 100.00 100.00 100.00
    Tax rate (%) 24.00 27.50 32.58

    Balance sheet December 2017 December 2018 December 2019
    Cash and cash equivalents $ 460 $ 50 $ 480
    Accounts receivable 540 720 950
    Inventories 300 430 590
    Net property, plant, and equipment 760 1 , 830 3 , 450
    Total assets $ 2 , 060 $ 3 , 030 $ 5 , 470
    Current liabllities $ 860 $ 1 , 110 $ 1 , 750
    Total liabllities $ 860 $ 1 , 110 $ 1 , 750
    Stockholders’ equity 1 , 200 1 , 920 3 , 720
    Total liabllities and equity $ 2 , 060 $ 3 , 030 $ 5 , 470
    Market price per share $ 21.00 $ 30.00 $ 45.00
    Book value per share $ 3.79 $ 5.55 $ 9.89
    Annual dividend per share $ 0.00 $ 0.00 $ 0.00

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