Mercy Inc. Ratios, Silver Manufacturing Cash Budget
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Mercy Inc. has submitted to you a BS summary data for 2008 and 2009.
The company recorded a Net Income in millions of $212 for 2009
MERCY INC.
Condensed Balance Sheets
December 31, 2008 and 2009
2009 2008
Cash $ 325 $ 300
Marketable Securities 175 175
Accounts Receivable 44 24
Goodwill & Patterns 233 133
Current Assets $ 777 $ 632
Other Assets 1,283 1,545
Total Assets $ 2,060 $ 2,177
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Current Liabilities $ 655 $ 805
Long Term Liabilities 565 575
Owners' Equity 840 797
Total Liabilities & Owners' Equity $ 2,060 $ 2,177
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Based on the information provided, calculate the following financial measures for 2009.
Return on investment (ROI) =
Return on Equity (ROE) =
Working Capital =
Current Ratio =
Acid-Test Ratio =
Debt Ratio =
Debt/Equity Ratio =
2. Complete the "First Quarter Cash Budget" for the following Company with the following disclosed data and industry benchmark rates:
(Math not needed)
January February March
SALES : $ 320,000 $ 372,000 $ 404,000
60% of sales are Cash Receipts in the first month. 40% is received the following month
40% of the December 2008 sales of $ 300,000 are paid in January
Investment Activities: The Company has investments returning $5,500 every month
COGS: 62% of sales
Accounts Payable: January: $ 58,000 February: $ 43,000 March: $ 45,000
The company pays 80% on the month due and 20% the following month.
No accounts payable are due from December 2008.
Interest on notes: Due a week before the end of the quarter = $1,245.00
Income Taxes: Due on February 25, 2009 = $4,500.00
Dividends for the year 2007:
Dividends are paid to the Shareholders on January 01, 2009 = $15,250.00
Payroll: January = $32,750 February = $34,750 March = $36,500
Advertising: The Company has a firm contract with an advertising agency for $50,000
It pays said agency 25% every second month in a quarter.
SILVER MANUFACTURING
Cash Budget
For the First Quarter of 2009
January February March
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Beginning Cash Balance ...... $122,250 $ $
CASH Receipts:
Current Cash Sales $ $ $
Cash Sales from prior month
Investment returns
_________ ___________ ___________
Total Cash Available: $ $ $
CASH Disbursements:
For Cost of Goods sold $ $ $
Current Accounts Payable
A/P due from prior month
Interest on notes
Income Taxes
Dividends Paid
Payroll
Advertising
_________ ____________ ___________
Total Cash Disbursements $ $ $
_________ ____________ ___________
Ending Cash balance $ $ $
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Your tutorial is attached giving you the ratios, both numerator and denominator, and computing the ratios. I used "average assets" and "average equity" as that is most common. Some books just use current year assets and equity (which you can change and the amounts update automatically). The cash budget is shown including the detail of where the amounts came from (click in cells to see amounts).
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