Principles of Corporate Finance
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Author: BREALEY, Richard
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Chapter 28, Problem 8PS
Financial ratios Sara Togas sells all its output to Federal Stores. The following table shows selected 2017 financial data, in millions, for the two firms:
The company’s tax rate is 35%. Calculate the sales-to-assets ratio, the operating profit margin, and the
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Sara Togas sells all its output to Federal Stores. The following table shows selected financial data, in millions, for the two firms: Sales Interest Payment Net Income Assets at Start of Year Federal Stores $117 $21 $27 $67 Sara Togas 37 18 21 28.5 Assume tax rate is 35%.
a. Calculate the sales-to-assets ratio, the operating profit margin, and the return on assets for the two firms. (Do not round intermediate calculations. Round the sales-to-assets ratio answers to 2 decimal places. Enter the operating profit margin and return on assets answers as a percent rounded to 2 decimal places.)
b. Now assume that the two companies merge. If the Federal continues to sell goods worth $117 million, how will the three ratios change? (Do not round intermediate calculations. Round the sales-to-assets ratio answer to 2 decimal places. Enter the operating profit margin and return on assets answers as a percent rounded to 2 decimal places.)
Below is a major portion of the income statements of
KTA Inc. for 2020 and 2021:
Sales
Cost of Sales
Gross Margin
2020
P80,000
50,000
P30,000
2021
P97,200
72,000
P25,200
The firm sold its sole product for P8/unit during 2020.
Even though the sales units increased by 20% during 2021,
the gross margin declined. Disappointed with the results,
the owner asked for your assistance in analyzing the cause
of the gross margin decline.
A. 1.25%
B. (1.25%)
Percentage increase (decrease) in sales price.
C. (2.125%)
D. 2.125%
Below is a major portion of the income statements of
KTA Inc. for 2020 and 2021:
Sales
Cost of Sales
Gross Margin
2020
P80,000
50,000
P30,000
2021
P97,200
72,000
P25,200
The firm sold its sole product for P8/unit during 2020.
Even though the sales units increased by 20% during 2021,
the gross margin declined. Disappointed with the results,
the owner asked for your assistance in analyzing the cause
of the gross margin decline.
Increase (decrease) in gross margin due to change in sales price.
A. P1,000
C. P17,200
B. P1,200
D. (P4,800)
Chapter 28 Solutions
Principles of Corporate Finance
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