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- You are given the following information: Stockholders? equity = GHS1,250; price/earnings ratio = 5; shares outstanding = 25; and %3D market/book ratio = 1.5. %3D Calculate the market price of a share of the company?s stock. O A. GHS 33.33 B. GHS 75.00 C. GHS 10.00 D. GHS166.67 O E. GHS133.32You are presented with the following information: Concord Ld. Trading and profit and loss account for the year ended 31 December 2009 £000 1.000 E000 Sales Less: Cost of goods aold: Opening Stock Purchases 200 700 900 Less: Closing Stock 300 Gross profit Operating expenses Operating profit Debenture interest Net profit before taxation Taxation 600 400 (240) 160 (10) 150 (50) 100 (60) 40 Net profit after taxation Dividends Retained profit for the year Concord Ltd. Balance sheet as at 31 December 2008 C000 2009 L000 E000 FO00 1,050 255 Fixed assets at cost 900 Less: Accumulated Depreciation 150 750 795 Current assets: Stocks Trade debtors Cash 200 120 300 150 20 340 45 495 Less: Current liabilities: Trade creditors Taxation Proposed dividend 70 90 50 40 30 140 60 200 950 200 295 1,090 Capital and resenes: Ordinary shares of £1 each Profit and loss accounts 750 200 950 750 240 990 Loans Debenture stock (10% issued on 1 Jan 2009) 100 1.090 950 Required: Prepare a cash flow statement (in…Answer the Question based on the data given below; OPENING STOCK OMR 25000 CLOSING STOCK OMR 35000 NET PURCHASES OMR 130000 MANUFACTURING EXPENSES OMR 30000 What will be the average stock? a. OMR 5000 b. OMR 30000 c. OMR 60000 d. OMR 50000
- The following information is available with regard to a stock item: Cost: $1,200 (of which $130 clearing charges) Selling price: $1,360 Market price: $1,090 At what amount should this inventory item be reflected in the statement of financial position (balance Sheet)?FROM THE FOLLOWING, CALCULATE PROFITABILITY RATIOS.TRADING AND PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT OF MMR & CO.FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31.12. 2019(HORIZONTAL FORMAT)PARTICULARS $ PARTICULARS $Opening stock 199,000 Sales 1,700,000Purchases 1,119,000 Closing stock 298,000Gross profit 680,0001,998,000 1,998,000Administrationexpenses300,000 Gross profit 680, 000Selling expenses 60,000 Interest 18,000Financeexpenses30,000Loss on sale ofplant8,000Net profit 300,000698,000 698,000Pqulred Informetion The following Information applies to the questions displayed below]. Raphael Corporation's balance sheet shows the foliowing stockholders equity section Proferred stock-54 cumlativo, $ par valge, 1.000 ahares asthorized, ITood and outstanding Coenon atock- Retained earninge Total atockholders eqpity 50,000 .00 par value, 4.000 whares aothorize4, Insced, ad ostatanding 2. if two years preferred dividends are in arrears at the current date and the board of directos declares cash divdends of StES0, compute the total amnount paid to (a preferred shareholders and (b) common shareholders Total amount paid to te referred sharoholders 4.000 Tatal amount paid to the common sharehoiders vivo Y20T Apr 28, 2022, 10:02
- The following information has been taken from the oman Company: Preferred stock, $8 par 145 Rent revenue 200 Tax rate 30% market price 20 Ending Inventory 500 Total stockholders' equity 1,950 Preferred dividends 12 Interest expense 40 Fee revenue 300 Sales 1,000 sales allowances 100 Beginning Inventory 1,500 Maintenance Expenses 130 Common stock, $5 par $200 What is Price-earnings ratio Select one: 4.57 O 4.89 O None of the answers is correct O 5.37 O 4.14Determine stock velocity and debtors velocity with the help of following information Description (7) In Lakhs Opening Balance of sock Opening Balance of debtors Opening Balance of Bills Receivables Closing Balance of stock Closing Balance of debtors Opening Balance of bills receivables 5,00,000 15,00,000 4,00,000 2,00,000 25,00,000 8,00,000 40,00,000 Sales 20% Gross profit 60% Credit sales 360 Days in a year(a) Calculate current Ratio and Quick Ratio from the followinginformation:Total Assets Rs. 350000Fixed Assets Rs. 175000Investment Rs. 70000Fictitious Assets Rs. 5000Share holders fund Rs. 200000Long term Debts Rs. 100000Inventory Rs. 45000(b) From the following information calculate the stock turnoverratio.Sales Rs. 200000, G.P 25% on cost, Opening Stock was 1/3rd of thevalue of closing stock. Closing stock was 30% of sales
- If purchases = 320000, Turnover = $60000, Average Stock 580000, Carriage Outwards 24500 and Opening Stock = 56000 Calculate the Closing Stock.You have the following information about Trisha Company: total asset =P350,000; common stock equity = P175,000; Return on Equity (ROE) =12.5%. What is Trisha’s earnings available for common stockholders? A. P21,875B. P43,750C. P50,000D. P47,632The following information have been taken from the LONDON Company: Sales 1,500Preferred stock101 revenue Preferred stock dividends 12 Interest 40 expense 30% sales returns 1,000 and allowances Tax rate utilities 80 Common $180 expenses stock, $5 par sales discounts 50 Total stockholders' equity 1,700 supplies 100 market price $50 expenses Instruction 1.What is Price-earnings ratio? 2. explain the result.
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