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* The net book value of assets may also represents: * 2 points Total assets. Total liabilities Total shareholder's equity. Total long-term debt. 2 points Cost of similar assets that have the nearest equivalent value as of the valuation date. Book value. Fair market value. Replacement cost Reproduction value. 2 points There are no other issuances or buyback of shares in 2019. How much is the book value per share of Sam Company?* Linda, an analyst, is looking at the 2019 financial statements of Sam Company and gathered the following details: Cash P310,000 Receivables 320,000 Inventory 200,000 Property Plant and Equipment 690,000 Accounts Payable 175,000 Long-term Notes Payable 500,000 Ordinary Share Capital (250,000 outstanding shares, P1.25 par) 312,500 Retained Earnings 532,500 P6.08 o P3.38 P2.13 P1.25 O * How much will the ordinary shareholders from the liquidation? * 2 points XXX Company has had financial difficulty and is being liquidated. The firm has a liquidation value of P2,000,000 ---P800,000 from the fixed assets that served as collateral for mortgage bonds and P1,200,000 from all other assets (all prior claims have been satisfied). The firm's current capital structure is as follows: Unsecured bonds P1,000,000 Mortgage bonds 800,000 Preference shares 200,000 Ordinary shares 500,000 PO P396,000 P666,667 P1,000,000 2 points The following methods are NOT income-based valuation technique except: * * Economic Value Added, Capitalizing of earnings method and discounted cash flow method Economic Value Added, Discounted cash flow and revenue approach. Economic Value Added, Capitalizing past earnings and discounted cash flows. Economic Value Added, Capitalizing current earnings and discounted earnings. The following statements are factual discussions about Capitalization of 2 points Earnings Method EXCEPT: * The formula used in Capitalization of Earnings is actually grossing up the future earnings using capitalization rate come up with the estimated asset value. Cost of Capital used in Capitalization of Earnings method is equivalent to the expected yield or the required rate if return. You may use past earnings in the Capitalization of Earnings method for cases wherein earnings are fixed. In capitalization of earnings method, the value of the asset or the investment is determined using the anticipated earnings of the company divided by the cost of capital. This component of audited financial statements is used to determine the 2 points book value of the assets and the disclosed stakes of debt and equity financers. * Statement of Financial Position. Statement of income. Notes to Financial Statements. Statement of Stockholder's Equity This item represents the net investment in current assets like receivables 2 points and inventory reduced by current liabilities. * Investment in shareholder capital. Investment in operating capital Investment in marketable securities. Investment in fixed capital. How much is the net present value of the net cash flows, using discount 2 points rate of 10%?* Balyena Corp. reported the following information: Year Net Cash Flows 1 P250 2 300 3 350 P738.17 P900.85 P300.12 P800.85 * How much is the projected net cash flows for Year 2? 2 points Banana Republic Inc. reported the following prospective information: Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Revenues P750,000 P1,200,000 P1,600,000 Cost of Goods Sold 400,000 650 000 900,000 Operating Expense 150,000 200.000 300,000 Income tax rate is at 30%. Capital investment of P150,000 is expected to be spent every year while working capital investment is at P40,000. Depreciation of property is at P200,000 yearly P350,000 P245,000 P255,000 P445,000 How much is the EBITDA in Year 1? * 2 pointe Banana Republic Inc. reported the following prospective information: Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Revenues P750,000 P1,200,000 P1,600,000 Cost of Goods Sold 400 000 650 000 900,000 Operating Expense 150,000 200,000 300,000 Income tax rate is at 30%. Capital investment of P150,000 is expected to be spent every year while working capital investment is at P40,000. Depreciation of property is at P200,000 yearly P400,000 P140,000 P150,000 P340,000