Financial Management: Theory & Practice (MindTap Course List)
Financial Management: Theory & Practice (MindTap Course List)
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ISBN: 9781305632295
Author: Eugene F. Brigham, Michael C. Ehrhardt
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 16, Problem 12P

a)

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To determine: Cash conversion cycle of Company S.

a)

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Given information:

Last year sales were $3,250,000,

Net profit margin is 7%,

Inventory turnover ratio is 6 times during the year,

DSO of company is 41 days,

Cost of goods sold (COGS) is $1,800,000,

Fixed assets $535,000,

Payables deferral payment period is 45 days.

Calculation of inventory and inventory conversion period:

Inventory=COGSInventoryturnover=$1,800,0006=$300,000

Inventory conversion period=InventoryCOGS365=$300,000($1,800,000365)=60.8333

Therefore inventory is $300,000 and inventory conversion period is 60.8333

Calculation of length of cash conversion cycle:

Cash conversion cycle=Inventoryconversionperiod+AveragecollectionperiodPayablesdeferralperiod=60.8+4145=56.8days

Hence, length of cash conversion cycle is 56.8 days.

b)

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To determine: Total assets turnover ratio and ROA.

b)

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Calculation of total assets:

DSO=ReceivablesDailysalesReceivables=DSODailysales=41($3,250,000365)=$365,068.49

Totalassets=Inventory+receivables+fixed assets=$300,000+$365,068.49+$535,000=$1,200,068.49

Hence, total assets of company are $1,200,068.49

Calculation of assets turnover ratio:

Totalassetsturnover=SalesTotalassets=$3,250,000$1,200,068.49=2.7082times

Hence assets turnover is 2.7082 times

Calculation of ROA:

ROA=Profitmargin×totalassetsturnover=0.07×2.7082=18.96%

Therefore, return on assets is 18.96%

c)

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To determine: Cash conversion cycle, total assets turnover and ROA if inventory turnover had been 9 for the current year.

c)

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Calculation of inventory:

Inventory =COGSInventory turnover=$1,800,0009=$20,000

Therefore, inventory is $20,000

Calculation of inventory conversion period:

Inventory conversion period=InventoryCOGS365=$200,000$1,800,000365=40.56days

Therefore,

Cash conversion cycle=Inventoryconversionperiod+AveragecollectionperiodPayablesdeferralperiod=40.6+4145=36.6days

Cash conversion cycle is 36.6 days.

Totalassets=Inventory+receivables+fixed assets=$200,000+$365,068.49+$535,000=$1,100,068.49

Hence, total assets of company are $1,100,068.49

Calculation of assets turnover ratio:

Totalassetsturnover=SalesTotalassets=$3,250,000$1,100,068.49=2.9544times

Hence assets turnover is 2.9544 times

Calculation of ROA:

ROA=Profitmargin×totalassetsturnover=0.07×2.9544=20.68%

Therefore, return on assets is 20.68%

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