VS has experienced rapid growth over the past several years. Sales are expected to grow @11% per annum for the next three years. Asset growth has been financed by internal funds as well as the...


VS has experienced rapid growth over the past several years. Sales are expected to grow @11% per annum for the next three years.



Asset growth has been financed by internal funds as well as the increased use of debt. At the end of 2015 debt was restructured with a new 7-year loan with principal payments of $1m per year and an interest rate of 6%.



VS working capital line (notes payable) was increased to a maximum of 3.5 million in 2015. Interest was charged @6% VS would like to keep its line of credit at $2.5 million.


VS is planning to pay out dividends of $600,000 per annum.


Assume Gross Fixed Assets will be 24% of Revenue and Depreciation will be 2.00% of Revenue.


Cash balances will be kept at around $300,000 and the firm has a 30% tax rate.






Prepare Common Size Statements (%age of Sales) for both I/S & B/S.


Prepare pro-forma statements (I/S and B/S) for VS and determine their need for funds for the years 2018-2020.



Assume VS has a cost of capital of 10%. Is VS expected to have satisfactory financial performance in 2018.



What would happen to VS’s profit, need for funds and ROIC if A/R was decreased to 63 days and A/P was increased to 50 days for the period 2018-2020.



If expected sales growth fell to 7% in 2018 through 2020 per annum what would be VS’s need for funds using your assumptions from question 2?


What is the impact on need for funds and profitability if inventory days are reduced to 70Days for the period 2018-2020 using your assumptions from question 2.





























































































































































































































































































































































































































































2013

2014

2015

2016

2017
Forecast


















ASSETS
2,3631,178899470250



Cash
7,5798,1439,26711,32513,589



Accounts receivable
5,9827,0357,8529,55811,623



Inventory
15,92416,35618,01821,35325,462



Current assets





















8,3458,98911,60613,89715,745


Gross Fixed Assets
3,1523,8304,6555,7537,100


Accum. Depreciation
5,1935,1596,9518,1448,645



Net fixed assets
21,11721,51524,96929,49634,107



Total assets







































LIABILITIES AND EQUITIES
8,8376,6286,3987,2947,699



Accounts payable



1,7981233,3374,500



Notes payable (line of credit)






1,0001,0001,000


Curent Portion LTD
243299425566818



Accruals
9,0808,7257,94612,19714,017



Current liabilites
4,8585,2588,3077,3588,837



Long-term debt
13,93813,98316,25319,55522,854



Total Liabilities
500500500500500



Common stock
6,6797,0318,2169,44210,753



Retained earnings
7,1797,5318,7169,94211,253



Total Equity
21,11721,51524,96929,49634,107



Total Equity & Liab.
































































2013

2014

2015

2016

2017



























40,97743,58948,18954,98165,148


Sales





















3,7805,9827,0357,8529,558


Beginning Inventory
31,47034,35137,58743,88253,128


Purchases
35,25040,33344,62251,73462,686


Goods Available for Sale
5,9827,0357,8529,55811,623


Less: Ending Inventory
29,26833,29836,77042,17651,063


Cost of Goods
11,70910,29111,41912,80514,085



Gross Profit





















2,9493,4933,7734,2654,810


G and A expenses
2,4182,5422,6732,8133,085


Fixed operating expenses
1,0876788251,0981,347


Depreciation
510666716825914


Miscellaneous
6,9647,3787,9889,00110,156



Total operating expenses
4,7452,9133,4313,8053,929



EBIT
486465621770944


Interest
4,2592,4482,8103,0342,985



EBT
1,278734843910895


Taxes
2,9821,7141,9672,1242,089



Net income
Oct 14, 2022
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