HRM732 Individual Assignment 2 (30 Marks) 15 of the overall grade for the course The year has passed and Ron has become used to being able to come to you with more and more complex finance and accounting questions about this Ukrainian Division He has come into your office in the middle of November of the following year Your projects are going quite well as he has a new task for you He's been reviewing the operations of the Ukrainian plant and has some questions about the Income Statement The plant appears to be much more profitable than the other bottling plants within the company and he's wondering about implementing some of the practices that he has seen there into Canadian Bottling sites He has provided you with the Income Statement that the Canadian finance team has provided him and wants some key pieces of information from you Ukrainian Bottling Company Inc Income Statement For the Year Ended October 31st, XXXX Revenue $650,000 00 Cost of Goods Sold Labour $75,000 00 Material $50,000 00 Total Cost of Goods Sold $125,000 00 Gross Profit $525,000 00 Expenses Packaging Labour $67,000 00 Electricity $14,000 00 Amortization $32,000 00 Rent $15,000 00 Shipping $160,000 00 Total Expenses $288,000 00 Net Income $237,000 00 An executive summary of their financial position has been provided by the Ukrainian Management team all of this information appears to be useful to them but, only some is relevant to you Highlights of the financial figures are as follows Current number of unit produced 12,000 Number of Employees on Staff 521 Original cost of Smelting Machinery $85,000 Number of Shares Outstanding 125,000 Trading Price per Share $12 Required Identify all the expenses above as being either Fixed or Variable For expenses labeled Shipping, Amortization and Electricity, explain why you chose either fixed or variable (7 Marks) Using your cost behaviour breakdown, calculate the Contribution Margin for each unit produced (7 Marks) What would be the number of units necessary to produce for a breakeven scenario (5Marks) Management has recently discovered that they are now able to lower their labour costs from 67,000 to 55,000 within the year with all other costs remaining the same What is the Contribution Margin now (7 Marks) Calculate the Gross Profit Margin and Net Profit Margin Ratios (4 Marks)

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HRM732 Individual Assignment #2 (30 Marks) 15% of the overall grade for the course The year has passed and Ron has become used to being

HRM732

Individual Assignment #2 (30 Marks) 15% of the overall grade for the course

The year has passed and Ron has become used to being able to come to you with more and more complex finance and accounting questions about this Ukrainian Division.He has come into your office in the middle of November of the following year. Your projects are going quite well as he has a new task for you. He's been reviewing the operations of the Ukrainian plant and has some questions about the Income Statement. The plant appears to be much more profitable than the other bottling plants within the company and he's wondering about implementing some of the practices that he has seen there into Canadian Bottling sites. He has provided you with the Income Statement that the Canadian finance team has provided him and wants some key pieces of information from you.

Ukrainian Bottling Company Inc.
Income Statement
For the Year Ended October 31st, XXXX

Revenue	$650,000.00
Cost of Goods Sold
	Labour	$75,000.00
	Material	$50,000.00
Total Cost of Goods Sold	$125,000.00

Gross Profit	$525,000.00
Expenses
	Packaging Labour	$67,000.00
	Electricity	$14,000.00
	Amortization	$32,000.00
	Rent	$15,000.00
	Shipping	$160,000.00
Total Expenses	$288,000.00

Net Income	$237,000.00

An executive summary of their financial position has been provided by the Ukrainian Management team; all of this information appears to be useful to them but, only some is relevant to you. Highlights of the financial figures are as follows:

Current number of unit produced:	12,000
Number of Employees on Staff:	521
Original cost of Smelting Machinery:	$85,000
Number of Shares Outstanding:	125,000
Trading Price per Share:	$12

Required:

Identify all the expenses above as being either Fixed or Variable. For expenses labeled Shipping, Amortization and Electricity, explain why you chose either fixed or variable. (7 Marks)
Using your cost behaviour breakdown, calculate the Contribution Margin for each unit produced. (7 Marks)
What would be the number of units necessary to produce for a breakeven scenario? (5Marks)
Management has recently discovered that they are now able to lower their labour costs from 67,000 to 55,000 within the year with all other costs remaining the same. What is the Contribution Margin now? (7 Marks)
Calculate the Gross Profit Margin and Net Profit Margin Ratios. (4 Marks)