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Assume sales grow 40% in 2021 over 2020; the average collection period increases by 9 days in 2021 compared to 2020 (360 days in the

Assume sales grow 40% in 2021 over 2020; the average collection period increases by 9 days in 2021 compared to 2020 (360 days in the year), inventory turnover based on sales decreases by 1 in 2021 compared to 2020, Zedo pays a constant percentage of Net Income as a dividend, and 2020 net fixed assets are operating at 90% of capacity.

INCOME STATEMENT

 

2020

 

2021

 
Net Sales

$800


Cost of Goods Sold

- 650


EBIT

$150


Interest Expense

-15


EBT

$135


Taxes @ 40%

-54


Net Income

$81


Dividends

$27


Additions to Retained Earnings

54


BALANCE SHEET – ASSETS

 

Cash

$50


Accounts Receivable

80


Inventories

100


  Total Current Assets

$230


Net Fixed Assets

370


    Total Assets

$600


LIABILITIES AND EQUITY



Accounts Payable

$60


Notes Payable

20


Accruals

20


  Total Current Liabilities

$100


Long-term Debt

100


Common Stock

190


Retained Earnings

210


    Total Liabilities and Equities

$600



Estimate the following ratios for ZEDO after the first pass for 2021 assuming any additional financing needed is obtained 25% with notes payable and 75% long-term debt.  Assume in 2020, short-term interest rates were 3% points less than long-term rates; i.e. if short-term rates are 6%, then long-term rates are 9%.  Assume further that rates are expected to remain at those levels in 2021.  Finally, any remaining AFN after 1st pass is included in total debt for ratios.

Current Ratio

 

_____________________

Times Interest Earned Ratio

 

_____________________

Total Debt Ratio

 

_____________________

Net Profit Margin

 

_____________________

Total Asset Turnover

 

_____________________

DISCUSS THE STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES YOU SEE WITH ZEDO.

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