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1.)Here is some income statement and balance sheet information:

Net Profit

$24.68 million

Sales

$227.1 million

Assets

$158.99 million

Equity

$76.77 million

Calculate the asset turnover ratio. Round your answer to
two decimal places. E.g., if you calculate 1.764, you would enter 1.76 in
the answer box.

2.)You know that Return on
Equity is 29.9%, that Return on Sales is 8.8% and Asset Turnover is 1.47.
Calculate the Leverage implied by these data.

Round your answer to two
decimal places. E.g., if you calculate 1.764, you would enter 1.76 in the
answer box.

3.)Which set of actions all work to increase
leverage?

Borrow money, buy back stock,
issue dividends

Borrow money, sell stock, cancel
dividend payouts

Issue stock, issue dividends, retire
debt

Buy back stock, cancel dividends,
retire debt

Borrow money, sell stock, issue
dividend payouts

4.)Here is some income statement and balance sheet information:

Net Profit

$15.31 million

Sales

$243.01 million

Assets

$157.72 million

Equity

$70.81 million

Assume that from this baseline information you were to pay off
$19.6 million in bond debt. Ignoring interest rate and service charge
implications, how much would the Leverage ratio increase or
decrease? Record an increase as positive, a decrease as negative,
omitting the percentage symbol and rounding to 2 points of
precision. E.g., if the Leverage changes from 2.25 to 2.00, you would
record -.25 in the answer box.

5.)Here is some income statement and balance sheet information:

Net Profit

$18.26 million

Sales

$269.79 million

Assets

$148.56 million

Equity

$63.11 million

Calculate the leverage ratio. Round your answer to two
decimal places. E.g., if you calculate 1.764, you would enter 1.76 in the
answer box.

6.)You are doing financial planning for the next fiscal
year. You have the following forecast information and a
target Return on Equity of 26.9%.

Net Profit

$
? million

Sales

$213.31 million

Assets

$193.87 million

Equity

$131.16 million

How much profit ($ million) will you need to achieve the
target Return on Equity of 26.9%?

Record your answer rounding to 2 points of precision. E.g., if
you calculate that you will need $2.578 million to achieve the desired ROE,
then you would record 2.58 in the answer box.

7.)Check all statements that are correct.

Issuing stock tends to decrease
leverage and increase ROE

If assets and equity are reduced
by the same dollar amount, leverage will stay the same

If assets and equity are reduced
by the same dollar amount, leverage will increase

Ignoring interest and service
charge effects, decreasing debt tends to decrease leverage.

Ignoring interest and service
charge effects, decreasing debt tends to increase leverage.

Issuing stock tends to decrease
leverage and increase ROE

8.)Here is some income statement and balance sheet information:

Net Profit

$20.63 million

Sales

$221.0 million

Assets

$127.02 million

Equity

$139.17 million

Assume that from this baseline information you were to issue
$14.57 million in stock. How much would the ROE percentage increase or
decrease? Record an increase as positive, a decrease as negative,
omitting the percentage symbol and rounding to 1 point of precision.
E.g., if the ROE changes from 24.2% to 20.1%, you would record -4.1 in the
answer box.

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