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Use the balance sheet and income statement found in the HVAC case on Canvas (see Cases folder) to calculate the missing ratios to 2 decimal

Use the balance sheet and income statement found in the HVAC case on Canvas (see Cases folder) to

calculate the

missing

ratios to 2 decimal places for the

1993 column

in the table on the next page.

Use

the 1994 calculation

detail along with balance sheet and income statement

to determine the formula

needed to calculate the ratios for 1993. There are 10 missing ratios.

Show your calculations

in the last

column for each of the ratios that you calculate. You may type or handwrite

your answers (two decimal

places)

in the spaces on the ratio table provided. (10 pts)

After you complete the 10 missing ratios for 1993

think/ponder/ruminate on what each ratio attempts

to measure (think on all, but only write-up the ratios listed below). How is HVAC doing on this measure

versus prior years? The industry average? What can we learn about the company from this information?

Your written analysis (2-page maximum 20 pts.) must specifically address the following:

What do the Current, Quick, Accounts Receivable Turn, and Days Sales Outstanding attempt

to measure?

What is HVACs liquidity position as measured by the

current/quick ratios

?

Does knowledge of the companys

Accounts Receivable Turnover and DSO

alter (in any way)

your original assessment of the current and quick ratios? Why or Why not? What additional

questions does your reading of the case raise?

All papers and ratios are due at the beginning of class.

Your written analysis is subject to scrutiny for grammar and spelling just like any other written

assignment.

Staple your ratio table to your written analysis.

HVAC Ratio Analysis Name _____________________________________________

See Balance Sheet & Income Stmt. in HVAC Case on Canvas.

LIQUIDITY RATIOS

Current

IND AVG

1994

1993

1992

1994 Calculation Detail

1993 Calculation please show your work for each ratio.

1.4

1.5

1

1.5

$1,019,968 / $691,573

1

Quick

1.1

1.2

2

1.3

($114,684 + $691,656) / $691,573

2

Sales/Receivables

14.9

8.4

3

7.1

$5,839,956 / $691,656

3

Days Sales Outstanding

24.5

43.2

4

51.1

365 / 8.44344

4

Inventory Turnover

34.9

31.3

5

30.9

$3,871,000 / $123,664

5

Average Age of Inventory

10.5

11.7

6

11.8

365 / 31.30256

6

Direct Costs/Payables

26.2

16.8

16.4

13.2

$3,871,000 / $230,431

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Sales/Working Capital

28.3

17.8

18.8

16.1

$5,839,956 / ($1,019968 - $691,573)

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COVERAGE RATIOS

Times Interest Earned

IAvg

1994

1993

1992

1994 Calculation

1993 Calculation

2.1

2.1

1.4

4.7

$50,925 /$24,451

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Current Maturities Coverage

1.8

1.4

0.4

0.9

($66,407 + $34,800 + $3,171) / ($76,450 + $0)

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LEVERAGE RATIOS

Fixed/Worth

IAvg

1994

1993

1992

1994 Calculation

1993 Calculation

1.0

0.3

7

0.5

$153,047 / ($492,473 - $31,126)

7

Debt/Worth

2.0

1.5

1.9

2.3

$713,257 / ($492,473 - $31,126)

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OPER. PROFITABILITY

%EBT/Tangible Net Worth

IAvg

1994

1993

1992

1994 Calculation

1993 Calculation

8.0%

5.7%

2.4%

12.5%

$26,474 / ($492,473 -$31,126)

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%EBT/Total Assets

3.4%

2.2%

8

3.5%

$26,474 / $1,205,730

8

Sales/Net Fixed Assets

14.8

38.2

28.6

27.8

$5,839,956 / $153,047

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Sales/Total Assets

3.8

4.8

9

4.1

$5,839,956 / $1,205,730

9

%Officers Comp/Sales

3.0%

6.1%

7.3%

7.4%

$354,060 / $5,839,956

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Gross Profit Margin

24.7%

33.7%

10

28.9%

($5,839,956 - $3,871,000)/ $5,839,956

10

Operating Expenses

23.2%

32.8%

32.1%

27.8%

($5,789,031 - $3,871,000)/ $5,839,956

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