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Cash Flows

at Warf Computers
Group 5

MUHYUDI BROTO WASESO ANINDYKA L E M VICTOR GUNAWAN


Background

 Warf Computers, Inc., was founded 15 years ago by Nick Warf, a computer programmer.

 Recently the company has developed a virtual keyboard (VK). The VK uses sophisticated artificial
intelligence algorithms that allow the user to speak naturally and have the computer input the text,
correct spelling and grammatical errors, and format the document according to preset user guidelines.
The VK even suggests alternative phrasing and sentence structure, and it provides detailed stylistic
diagnostics.

 To introduce the VK, the company will require significant outside investment. Nick has made the
decision to seek this outside financing in the form of new equity investments and bank loans.
Balance Sheet and Income Statement
Financial Cash Flows Remarks
Financial Statement of 2015
Cash Flow Earnings Before Interest and Tax
Depreciation
2.080.000
248.000
Calculating Operating Cash Flow
Current portion of Taxes - 605.000
Operating Cash Flow 1.723.000

Ending Net Fixed Asset 3.601.000


Beginning Net Fixed Asset - 2.796.000
Calculating Net Capital Spending
Depreciation 248.000
Net Capital Spending 1.053.000

Changes in Net Working Capital


Ending NWC 1.135.000
Changes in NWC = 'Ending NWC- Beginning NWC
Beginning NWC 914.000
Changes in NWC 221.000

Operating Cash Flow 1.723.000


Change in NWC - 221.000
Free Cash Flows or Cash Flows From Asset
Net Capital Spending - 1.053.000
Cash Flow from Assets 449.000

Net New Borrowing (LTD) - 31.000


LTD = Ending long term Debt - Beginning long term
Paid Interest 137.000
Debt
Cash Flow to Creditors 106.000

Dividend Paid 292.000


Equity Raised -
Surplus Raised - 15.000 Cash Flow to Stakeholder
Treasury Stock Raised 66.000
Cash Flow to Stakeholders 343.000
Cash Flow to Investor 449.000 Cash Flow Creditors + Cash Flow to Stakeholders
Checkpoint
Cash Flow From Asset = Cash Flow to Investor
Accounting Statement Cash in the Beginning, 2014 391.000
of Cash Flow A. Operating Activity 2015 2014
Net Income 1.167.000
Plus : Depreciation 248.000
: Deferred Taxes 171.000

Add : Increase in A/P 519.000 485.000 34.000


: Decrease in Inventory 641.000 663.000 22.000

Less: Increse in other Current Asset 92.000 78.000 - 14.000


Increase in Account Receivable 716.000 668.000 - 48.000
Decrease in other current liabilities 247.000 401.000 - 154.000
New Cash Flow from Operating Income 1.426.000

B. Investing Activity
Sale of Fixed Assets 429.000
Purchase of Fixed Assset - 1.482.000
Net Cash Flow from Investment - 1.053.000

C. Financing Activity
Equity Repurchased - 66.000
Equity Sold 15.000
Debt Raised 228.000
Debt Retired - 197.000
Devidends Paid - 292.000
Net Cash Flow from Financing Activity - 312.000

Net Cash Flow 61.000


Cash in the Ending, 2015 452.000
Question
1. How would you describe Warf Computers’ cash flows?
According to Warf Computer’s Cash Flows :
a. It is having inflows from operating activities on the other hand outflows from
financing activities
b. But overall there is cash inflow in the Firm which shows a good cash generating
ability of Warf Computers
c. So, Financial Investors can consider investing in this firm because its cash flows
are positive and there is low risk of bankruptcy

2. Which cash flow statement more accurately describes the cash flows at the company?
 From investment point of view, accounting cash flow more accurately describes cash
flow at the company as:
 it shows the investors each activity and the cash generation from activities
separately
 all expense and revenues to the year , investments and financial position is shown
through this statements
 investors can take decision at a glance by seeing the statement that whether they
should invest or not
Question
3. In light of your previous answers, comment on Nick’s expansion plans.
 Nick expansion plan is favorable because:
 even by raising amount of debt, increasing equity and investing in fixed assets it
have a positive cash flow according to  accounting cash flow statements
 The firm has positive financial cash flow and distributes a significant amount to
investors. The firm can make a better use by retaining the cash for the expansion.
THANK YOU
CORPORATE FINANCE
SWISS GERMAN UNIVERSITY

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