Turnover ratio-cash ar inventories ap use purchase


Problem - Use the following information for the forecasting related questions

Year (Most recent in far right column.)

2009

2010

BALANCE SHEET DATA



Cash

4,200

4,500

Marketable Securities

9,000

10,000

Accounts Receivable

5,000

5,500

Inventories

1,900

2,100

CURRENT ASSETS

20,100

22,100

Long Term Investments

10,000

14,000

Property, Plant & Equipment - at cost

46,000

52,000

Accumulated Depreciation

-1,600

-4,820

TOTAL ASSETS

74,500

83,280

Accounts Payable

4,100

3,750

Short Term Debt

6,784

5,000

CURRENT LIABILITIES

10,884

8,750

Long Term Debt

24,200

21,000

TOTAL LIABILITIES

35,084

29,750

Common Stock + Paid in Capital

20,000

27,000

Retained Earnings

19,416

26,530

SHAREHOLDERS' EQUITY

39,416

53,530

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITIES

74,500

83,280

 

INCOME STATEMENT DATA



Revenues

91,000

110,000

Cost of Goods Sold

-40,950

-60,500

Gross Profit

50,050

49,500

Selling, General and Admin. Expense

-13,650

-22,000

Depreciation Expense

-3,100

-3,220

Operating Profit

28,966

24,280

Interest Income

390

760

Interest Expense

-3,200

-3,068

Income before Tax

26,156

21,972

Income Tax Expense

-6,539

-8,789

NET INCOME (computed)

19,617

13,183

Additional information

There was no Marketable securities, PP&E, or investments sold.

Assume the common stock and paid in capital will stay same for the coming year

Use average numbers for the denominator for the calculation of turnover ratios

The forecasting techiques to be used are as follows:

  • Sales is based on the past growth rate
  • Turnover ratio-Cash, A/R, Inventories, A/P (Use purchase forecasted)
  • Change/Sales-Marketable Securities, PP&E, Investment, Short-term and Long-term Debts
  • Proportion to Sales-COGS, Gross Profit, SGA
  • Depreciation expense is based on the Depreciation/beginning PP&E
  • Interest Income or Interest Expense can be forecasted based on the interest rates form the beginning intrest bearing assets and liabilities

Q1. Calculate the Sale growth rate to be used forecast

Q2. What would be the turnover ratios to be used for the forecasts of A/R, Cash, Inventories, and A/P?

A/R:

Cash:

Inventories

A/P

Q3. Forecast Sales and COGS for the year 2011.

Sales:

COGS

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