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Solution Module 5 Practice Questions

The document contains practice questions and solutions related to financial ratios and calculations, including current ratio, quick ratio, working capital, receivables turnover, trade cycle, interest coverage ratio, cash conversion cycle, debt to equity ratio, gross and net profit margins, EPS, DPS, and return on capital employed. Each question is followed by detailed calculations and formulas used to derive the answers. The document serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding key financial metrics.

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Solution Module 5 Practice Questions

The document contains practice questions and solutions related to financial ratios and calculations, including current ratio, quick ratio, working capital, receivables turnover, trade cycle, interest coverage ratio, cash conversion cycle, debt to equity ratio, gross and net profit margins, EPS, DPS, and return on capital employed. Each question is followed by detailed calculations and formulas used to derive the answers. The document serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding key financial metrics.

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Module 5- Practice Questions

Question #01

Use following information to calculate current and quick ratio:

Current Assets Rs. 500,000

Inventory Rs. 50,000

Prepaid expenses Rs. 30,000

Account payables Rs. 80,000

Current Liabilities Rs. 350,000

Current ratio = Current Assets / Current Liabilities


Current ratio = 500,000 / 350000
Current ratio = 1.43 times
Quick Ratio = Quick Assets / Current Liabilities
Quick Assets = Current Assets - Inventory - Prepaid Expenses = 500000 - 50000 - 30000 =
Rs. 420,000
Quick Ratio = 420000 / 350000= 1.2 times

Question #02 (5 Marks)

What will be the firm's gross working capital and net working capital if following
information is available to you?

Particular Amount (Rs.)

Accounts Payables 150,000

Accounts Receivable 250,000

Plant and Machinery 65,00,000

Cash and Cash Equivalents 200,000

Inventory 150,000

Long-Term Debt 450,000


Marketable Securities 350,000

Short-term debt 260,000

Solution:

Gross Working Capital (Current Assets) = Account Receivable+ Cash and cash equivalents+
Marketable securities +Inventory

Gross Working Capital=250,000+200,000+350000+150,000

Gross working capital=950,000

Net working Capital= Current Assets – Current Liabilities

Current Liabilities = Accounts Payable+ Short term debt

Current Liabilities =150000+260000

Current Liabilities =410,000

Net Working Capital= Current Assets –Current Liabilities

Net Working Capital=950000-410,000

Net working capital= Rs. 540,000

Question #03 (3 Marks)

Calculate Receivables Turnover in Days if:

Credit sales = Rs. 565,000

Average Accounts receivables = Rs. 50,000

Average Inventory = Rs. 80,000

Number of days in Year = 360


Solution:

Receivables Turnover in Days = Credit sales / Average Accounts receivables

Receivables Turnover = 565000 / 50000 = 11.3 times

Receivables Turnover in Days = number of days in year /Receivables turnover

Receivables Turnover in Days = 360 /11.3 = 31.85 Days


Question #04 (5 Marks)

Using given information, calculate trade cycle, assume 360 days in a year.

Item Amount in Rs.

Average Accounts Receivable 50,000


Average Inventory 70,000
Average Accounts Payables 60,000
Cash Sales 300,000
Cost of Goods Sold 350,000
Credit Sales 500,000

Trade Cycle = Receivable Turnover Days + Inventory Turnover Days

Receivable Turnover (RT): Credit Sales/Average Receivables

Receivable Turnover = 500000/50000 =10 times

Receivable Turnover Days = 360/10= 36 Days

Inventory Turnover (IT) =Cost of Goods Sold /Average Inventory

Inventory Turnover =350000/70000=5times

Inventory Turnover days = 360/5= 72 Days

Trade cycle = Receivable Turnover Days + Inventory Turnover Days

Trade cycle = 36+72

Trade cycle =108 Days

Question #05 (3 marks)

Calculate Interest Coverage Ratio from following information:

Earning before interest and taxes = Rs. 550,000


Net profit = Rs. 243,750

Tax rate = 35%

Interest charges = Rs. 175,000

Solution:
ICR = EBIT/ Interest
ICR = 550000/ 175000

ICR = 3.14 times

Question #06 (5 marks)


Calculate Cash Conversion Cycle from given information:

Accounts Balances (in


Rs.)
Credit Sales 500,000
Cash Sales 300,000
Average Accounts Receivable 50,000
Average Inventory 50,000
Average Account Payables 25,000
Cost of Goods Sold 300,000
Credit Purchases 250,000
Number of Days in Year 360

Solution:

Cash conversion cycle = (Receivable Turnover Days+ Inventory Turnover Days - Payable
Turnover Days

Receivable Turnover Days= Average Receivables/ Credit Sales*360

Receivable Turnover Days =50000/500000*360= 36 Days

Inventory Turnover Days = Average Inventory/ Cost of Goods Sold *360

Inventory Turnover Days = 50000/300000*360 =60 Days

Payable Turnover Days= Average Payables/ Credit Purchases*360

Payable Turnover Days=25000/250000*360= 36 Days

Cash conversion cycle = Receivable Turnover Days+ Inventory Turnover Days -Payable
Turnover Days

Cash conversion cycle = 36+60 -36

Cash conversion cycle = 60 days

Question #7 (3 Marks)
Calculate debt to equity ratio of a company with following information:
Long term debt = Rs. 500,000

Equity = Rs. 250,000

Total Assets = Rs. 15,00,000

Solution:
Debt to equity Ratio = Long term debt / Equity

Debt to equity Ratio = 500000 / 250000

Debt to equity Ratio = 2 times

Question #08 (5 Marks)

Following information has been extracted from financial statements of Alpha Textiles:

Sales = Rs. 200,000


Gross Profit = Rs. 35,000
Income Tax Rate = 35%

Profit before interest and tax = Rs. 15000

Profit after tax = Rs. 9,000

Total Assets = Rs. 450,000

Equity= Rs. 150,000

Calculate:

1. Gross profit margin


2. Net profit Margin
3. ROA

Solution:

Gross Profit Margin = Gross Profit/Sales

Gross Profit Margin = 35000/200000


Gross Profit Margin = 17.5%

Net Profit Margin = Net profit/Sales

Net Profit Margin = 9000/200000

Net Profit Margin = 4.5%

Return on Assets= Net profit /Total Assets


Return on Assets= 9000 /450000
Return on Assets= 2%

Question # 9 (3 Marks)

Calculate EPS, and DPS from following information:


Net Profit = Rs. 350,000

Number of shares outstanding = 100,000

Dividend payout ratio= 10% of net profit

Solution:

EPS = Net profit / Number of shares outstanding

EPS = 350000 / 100000

EPS = Rs. 3.5 per share


DPS = Dividend / Number of shares outstanding
Dividend = 10% of net profit

Dividend = 10% of 350000 = 35000

DPS = 35000 / 100000

DPS = Rs. 0.35 per share

Question # 10 (3 Marks)

What will be Return on Capital Employed if:

Investment = Rs. 500,000

Profit before Tax = Rs. 50,000

Long term debt = Rs. 600,000

Interest = Rs. 15,000

Solution:

Return on Capital Employed = (Profit before Tax +Interest)/Total Investment

Return on Capital Employed =(50000+15000)/500000 =0.13

Return on Capital Employed= 13%

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