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CCA ltd. has sales of $6,000 and the following balance sheet. Assume that all current assets and current liabilities change with sales and that sales

CCA ltd. has sales of $6,000 and the following balance sheet.

Assets Cash Accounts rec. Inventory Plant Total Current $100 600 1200 2000 3900 Forecasted Liab. & Equity Accounts payable Long term debt Equity Current $900 1050 1950 Forecasted Total 3900

Assume that all current assets and current liabilities change with sales and that sales are expected to grow to $8,000.

a. Use the percent of sales forecasting method to forecast these values and enter them in the forecast column of the balance sheet above.

b. The net profit margin (what the firm earns on sales) is 8%. Forecast the new level of equity and enter it in the forecast column of the balance sheet above.

c. Complete the balance sheet. Does the firm require additional external financing hint EFR calculation)? If so, how much?
 

Liab. & Equity Accounts payable Long term debt Equity Assets Current Forecasted Current Forecasted Cash $100 $900 Accounts rec. 600 1050 Inventory 1200 1950 Plant 2000 Total 3900 Total 3900

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