alculate the breakeven point for Chiyeyeye Enterprise ltd The number of boots to be sold to make a profit of ZMW 20 000 3. What happens to the profit if the overheads increase to ZMW 8000?
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- Chiyeyeye Enterprises Ltd sells equestrian boots and has three brands: Riding boots, work boots and casual wear. Looking ahead to the financial year ending 31st may, 2022, the directors of Chiyeyeye Enterprises ltd are faced with a budget loss of ZMW 10 000. This is based on the following data:
Budgeted number of boots 10 000
Sales price per unit ZMW10
Variable cost per unit ZMW 6
Fixed cost ZMW 6000
- Calculate the breakeven point for Chiyeyeye Enterprise ltd
- The number of boots to be sold to make a profit of ZMW 20 000
3. What happens to the profit if the overheads increase to ZMW 8000?
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