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Karak Manufacturing Company produces and sells different types of Air Conditioning since 2001. The following information related to company's financial statements for 2020: Karak Manufacturing
Karak Manufacturing Company produces and sells different types of Air Conditioning since 2001. The following information related to company's financial statements for 2020:
Karak Manufacturing Company / Income Statement 31/12/2020
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Sales Revenues | JOD 929,000 |
Cost of Goods Sold | JOD 723,000 |
Gross Profit | JOD 206,000 |
Other Expenses | JOD 19,000 |
EBIT | JOD 187,000 |
Interest Expenses | JOD 14,000 |
EBT | JOD 173,000 |
Tax | JOD 60,550 |
Net Income | JOD 112,450 |
Addition to Retained Earnings | 70% |
Karak Manufacturing Company / Balance Sheet 31/12/2020
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Assets | Liabilities & Owners' Equity | ||
Cash | JOD 25,300 | Notes payables | JOD 17,000 |
Accounts receivables | JOD 40,700 | Accounts payables | JOD 68,000 |
Inventory | JOD 86,900 | Long term debt | JOD 158,000 |
Net fixed assets | JOD 413,000 | Common stocks | JOD 140,000 |
| Retained earnings | JOD 182,900 | |
Total assets | JOD 565,900 | Total liabilities & O.E | JOD 565,900 |
The General Manager (GM) of the company was studying the current financial statements in order to plan for year 2021. The GM projected that sales will grow by 20% next year. The GM of the company could not determine if the company needs extra financing, so he asked you (as a Financial Director) to:
- Prepare Pro Forma financial statements, knowing that the tax rate and the dividend payout rate will remain constant. Costs, other expenses, current assets, and accounts payable will increase naturally with sales. (6 Marks)
- Determine the external financing needed to support the 20% growth rate knowing that the company was operating at full capacity and no new debt or equity was issued. (4 Marks)
Question 3:
The following information were extracted from Amman Company Ltd. financial statements for two years (2019 and 2020):
Financial Information | 31/12/2019 | 31/12/2020 |
Revenues | JOD 32,000 | JOD 45,000 |
Profit after tax | JOD 1,600 | JOD 1,550 |
Total current assets | JOD 5,600 | JOD 4,400 |
Total current liabilities | JOD 2,900 | JOD 5,100 |
Inventory | JOD 2,750 | JOD 5,100 |
Accounts receivables | JOD 200 | JOD 100 |
Cash | JOD (500) | JOD 1,550 |
Accounts payables | JOD 1,500 | JOD 3,500 |
Tax due (unpaid) | JOD 1,400 | JOD 1,100 |
Amman Company Ltd. is operating in the Retail Sector. Moreover, the company opened a third store during 2020.
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the company has asked you as a Financial Manager to analyze the liquidity of the company in as much detail as the information permits. After a week, the Financial Manager has reported the following to the CEO:
- The company's current liquidity is inadequate in years 2019 and 2020.
- The quick ratio has also declined indicating a poor indicator.
- Overall, the liquidity of Amman Company Ltd is terrible.
The CEO was not happy with the report, so he hired a senior financial analyst from Agile Investment Services to analyze professionally company's liquidity.
Required:
As a senior financial analyst at Agile Investment Services, you are required to:
- Evaluate Company's current ratio and quick ratio. (4 Marks)
- Provide CEO with a professional concrete analysis on company's liquidity with possible reasons and recommendations. (6 Marks)
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