SECTION B Answer ALL questions in this section. QUESTION 1 Liquidity enterprise, a computer hardware manufacturer, has obtained accounting ratios relating to averages for similar organisations in the industry. The average ratios for the period 1 January 2016 to December 2016 are as follows: Return on capital employed 21.6% Net assets turnover 1.6 times Gross profit margin 25% Net profit (before tax) margin 10.5% Current ratio 1.5:1 Quick ratio 0.8:1 Inventory holding period 42 days Trade receivable collection days 41 days Trade payables payment period 59 days Debt to equity 35% Dividend yield 5% Dividend cover 4 times The summarised financial statements for Liquidity for the period 1 January 2016 to 31 December 2016 are as follows:

Income statement BWP Sales revenue 4 850 000 Cost of sales (3 740 000) Gross profit 1 110 000 Other operating expenses (430 000) Operating profit 680 000 Interest payable (68 000) Loss on sale of obsolete stock (240 000) Profit before tax 372 000 Tax (180 000) Profit after tax 192 000 Changes in equity Retained profits 1 January 2016 358 000 Net profit for the period 192 000 Dividend paid (180 000) Retained profit 31 December 2016 370 000 Statement of financial position BWP BWP Non-current assets 1080000 Current assets: Inventory 550 000 Trade receivables 640 000 1190000 Total assets 2270000 Share capital and reserve Ordinary 50p shares 300 000 Retained profits 370 000 670 000 Non- current liabilities: 7% loan note 600 000 Current liabilities: Bank overdraft 130 000 Trade payables 700 000 Tax 170 000 1000000 Total equity and liabilities 2270000 The following information is also relevant:

The non-current assets cost P7 200 000 and accumulated depreciation as at 31 December 2016 is P6 120 000 Liquiditys ordinary shares averaged a market price of P12 throughout the period. Question: Calculate (to one decimal place) the ratios for Liquidity enterprise equivalent to those for the industry averages. (20 marks)