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Activity 1 - FS Analysis Answer

The document contains 4 case studies with financial information for different companies. It provides the balance sheets and financial ratios for each company and asks the user to calculate missing values. The solutions show the calculations to determine values like inventory, long-term debt, equity, and other financial components based on the given ratios and balances.
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MACARANAS, Melvert A.

BSA 2-1

Test I:

ANSWERS:
1. Current Ratio A
2. Dividend Yield P
3. Book value per share O
4. Inventory turnover D
5. Operating Cycle F
6. Average collection period C
7. Dividend payout Q
8. Average age of inventory E
9. Profit margin K
10. Return on common M
11. Fixed asset turnover G
12. Debt-to-equity ratio I
13. Total asset turnover L
14. Earnings per share N
15. Debt ratio H

Test II:

1. Friendster Corp
ASSETS LIABILITIES AND STOCKHOLDER’S EQUITY
Cash P60,000 Accounts Payable P80,000
Trade Receivables 68,000 Current Notes Payable 40,000 1.4
Inventory 100,000 Long-term payable 160,000
Fixed Assets 252,000 Common Stock 140,000 1
Retained earnings 60,000
P480,000 P480,000 2.4
SOLUTIONS FOR NO.1:

Inventory: Current Liabilities:


CR= 1.9 = CA = 228,000
Inventory TO based on sales 15 CL CL
Inventory TO based COGS (10) CL= 228,000
Inventory TO based on Gross 5 1.9
Profit CL= 120,000

5= Gross Margin for 2014 500,000 Accounts Payable:


Inv. 5 AP= 120,000-40,000
AP= 80,000
Inventory 100,000
Total Liabilities:
Trade Recievable: =480,000(1.4/2.4)
=480,000-252,000-100,000-60,000 L=280,000
=68,000
Long-term payable:
=280,000-40,000-80,000
=160,000

Retained Earnings:
Total Equity= 480,000(1/1.4)
= 200,000
Retained Earnings= 200,000-140,000
= 60,000

2. Bucharest Corp.
ASSETS LIABILITIES AND STOCKHOLDER’S EQUITY
Cash P320 Accounts Payable P300
Accounts receivable 80 Short-term debt 100 2.5
Inventory 200 Long-term debt 400
Fixed Assets 400 Equity 200 1

Total Assets P1,000 Total Liabilities and P1,000 3.5


Stockholder’s equity
SOLUTIONS FOR NO.2:

Cash:
Quick ratio = 1.0
1.0 = Quick assets
CL
1.0 = Quick assets
400
QA = 1.0 x 400
QA = 400
Cash = 400-80
Cash = P320
= 1,000 – 200 – 80 – 320
= P400
Inventory:
Long-term debt:
Networking capital = 200
Debt-to-equity ratio: 2.5
200 = CA – CL = 700 (2.5/3.50)
200 = CA – 400 L = 500
CA = 400 + 200 Long-term debt = 500 – 100
CA = P600 Long-term debt = P400
Inventory = 600-320-80
Inventory = P200 Equity:
=1000 – 400 – 1 – 300
Fixed Assets: =P200

3. BMA Industry
BMA
Pro-forma Balance Sheet, 2014
Cash P17,780.82 Current Liabilities P55,000
Accounts Receivables 48,219.18 Long-term Liabilities 33,000
Inventory 55,000 Total Liabilities P88,000
Total Current Assets P121,000 Stockholder’s Equity 110,000
Fixed Assets 77,000

Total Assets P198,000 Total Liabilities and P198,000


Stockholder’s Equity
SOLUTIONS FOR NO.3:
Net Sales:
Net Sales/Inventory = 8
Net Sales/55,000 = 8
Net Sales = 440,000

Shareholder’s Equity:
Sales to Shareholder’s equity is 4
440,000/Shareholder’s equity = 4
Shareholder’s equity = 110,000

Current Liabilities:
Current Liabilities to stockholder’s equity is 50%
Current Liabilities/110,000 = 50%
Current Liabilities = 55,000

Current Assets:
Current ratio 2.2
Current assets/Current liabilities = 2.2
Current assets/55,000= 2.2
Current assets = 121,000

Fixed Assets to stockholder’s equity is 70%


Fixed Assets/Stockholder’s equity = 70%
Fixed Assets/110,000 = 70%
Fixed Assets = 77,000

Total Assets:
Shareholder’s equity = Total Assets – Total Liabilities
110,000 = Total Assets – 88,000
Total Assets = 198,000

Long-term Liabilities:
Long-term Liabilities = Total Liabilities – Current Liabilities
= 88,000 – 55,000
= 33,000
Accounts receivable turnover ratio:
365/Average collection period = AR Turnover ratio
365/40 = 9.125

Average accounts receivable:


Accounts receivable turnover ratio = Net sales/ Average accounts receivable
9.125 = 440,000/ Average Accounts Receivable
Average accounts receivable = 48,219.18

Cash:
Cash = Total Assets – Fixed Assets – Inventory – Receivables
= 198,000 – 77,000 – 55,000 – 48,219.18
= 17,780.82

4. Hardwood Inc.

Cash P4M Current debt P8M


Accounts Receivables 4M Long-term debt 2.67
Inventory 8M Total debt P10.67M
Total Current Assets P16M Equity 16M
Fixed Assets 10.67M

Total Assets P26.67M Total debt and Stockholder’s P26.67M


Equity

SOLUTIONS FOR NO.4:

Total Assets:
Sales to Total Assets = 3 times
Sales/Total Assets = 3
80 million/Total Assets = 3
80 million/3 = Total Assets
Total Assets = P26.67M

Total debt:
Total debt/Total asset = 40%
Total debt = 26.67 million x 40%
Total debt = P10.67M
Fixed Asset:
Fixed asset turnover ratio = Net sales/Fixed Asset
7.5 times = 80 million/Fixed asset
Fixed asset = 80 million/7.5
Fixed asset = 10.67M

Current asset = Total Assets – Fixed Assets


= 26.67 million – 10.67 million
= 16M

Current ratio = Current assets/Current Liabilities


2 = 16 million/Current Liabilities
Current Liabilities = 16M/2
Current Liabilities = 8M

Long term debt = Total debt – Current Liabilities


= 10.67M – 8M
= 2.67M
Equity:
Assets = Equity + Total debt
26.67M = Equity + 10.67M
26.67M – 10.67M = Equity
Equity = 16M

Inventories:
Inventory Turnover Ratio = COGS/Inventories
10 times = 80/Inventories
Inventories = 80/10
Inventories = 8M

Accounts Receivable Turnover Ratio:


= 360 days/ 18 days (Average collection period)
= 20 times

Accounts Receivable Turnover Ratio = Net sales/Average Receivables


20 times = 80M/Average Receivables
Average Receivables = 80M/20 times
Average Receivables = P4M

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