Ignoring taxes depreciation and interest what is next years


a. Forma Font Foundry had sales last year of $901 with related costs of $825. (All amounts are in thousands.) Assets total $1000. Current liabilities are $375, long-term debt is $300, and owners' equity is $325. Next years' sales are expected to be 132 times last year. Ignoring taxes, depreciation, and interest, what is next year's owners' equity? Assume one-half of profits are distributed as dividends.

b. Forma Font Foundry had sales last year of $1,000 with related costs of $800. (All amounts are in thousands.) Assets total $1000. Current liabilities are $500, long-term debt is $300, and owners' equity is $200. Next years' sales are expected to grow 25 percent. Ignoring taxes, depreciation, and interest, what is next year's projected asset value?

c. Forma Font Foundry had sales last year of $1,000 with related costs of $825. (All amounts are in thousands.) Assets total $1000. Current liabilities are $500, long-term debt is $300, and owners' equity is $200. Next years' sales are expected to grow 31 percent. Ignoring taxes, depreciation, and interest, what is next year's additional financing needed? Assume one-half of profits are distributed as dividends

d. Forma Font Foundry had sales last year of $944 with related costs of $875. (All amounts are in thousands.) Assets total $1000. Current liabilities are $500, long-term debt is $300, and owners' equity is $200. Next years' sales are expected grow 27 percent. Ignoring taxes, depreciation, and interest, what is next year's projected current liabilities?

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