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Ratio Analysis The comparative statements of financial position of IKEA Furniture Outlay Retail Shop in Sydney for the current year and previous year are given

Ratio Analysis

The comparative statements of financial position of IKEA Furniture Outlay Retail Shop in Sydney for the current year and previous year are given below. Calculate the ratios necessary to evaluate the shops performance

IKEA Furniture Outlay Profit & Loss Statement

For the year ended 30th June 2012 & 2013

2012

2013

Sales( all credit)

220 000

250 000

Less Cost of Sales:

76 500

124 000

Opening Inventory

65 000

85 000

Purchases

99 500

144 000

Goods available for sale

164 500

229 000

Closing Inventory

(88 000) 76 500

(105 000) 124 000

Gross Profit

143 500

126 000

Operating Expenses

39 700

71 060

Net Profit

103 800

54 940

IKEA Furniture Outlay Balance Sheet as at 30th June 2012/2013

2012

2013

Assets:

Current Assets:

Cash

75 700

87 000

Accounts Receivable

69 000

68 500

Inventory

88 000

105 000

Total Current Assets

232 700

260 500

Non-Current Assets:

Plant and Equipment

295 000

208 500

Total Assets:

527 700

469 000

Liabilities

Current Liabilities

Accounts Payable

51 500

59 950

Bank overdraft

15 200

20 500

Total Current Liabilities

66 700

80 450

Noncurrent Liabilities:

6.5% Bank Loan

333 000

243 070

Total non-current liabilities:

333 000

243 070

Total liabilities

399 700

323 520

Owners Equity

Ordinary shares of $2 each

95 000

100 100

Retained profit

33 000

45 380

Total Owners Equity

128 000

145 480

Required:

Prepare Ratio Analysis based on the formula distributed to you

Make comments about how to improve the business performance.

Note:

All sales are on credit. Accounts receivable balance on 1/07/2011 was $66 800 and Business works 5 days a week.

Retained Profit = Net Profit Dividend paid

Formula:

Current ratio = Current assets/Current liabilities

Liquid ratio = Current assets Inventory (Closing Stocks)/Current liabilities Bank overdraft

Gross profit ratio = Gross profit/Sales

Net profit ratio = Net profit after tax/Sales

Accounts receivable rate = Credit sales/Average accounts receivable Collection days = 365 days / Accounts receivable rate

Return on equity = Net profit after tax/Owners equity Debt to Equity = Total debt/Equity

Total asset turnover = Total sales/Total assets

Return on investment (ROI) = Net profit after tax/Total assets Inventory turnover = Cost of Goods sold/Average Inventories Times Interest cover = Net Profit before Interest & tax / Interest

Earnings per share = (Net profit before tax Preference Dividend) / Number of Ordinary shares

Ratio (Formula)

2012

2013

Interpretation

Ratio (Formula)

2012

2013

Interpretation

Ratio (Formula)

2012

2013

Interpretation

Ratio (Formula)

2012

2013

Interpretation

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