Cresent Case Sol
Autor: Ankita Srivastav • April 16, 2015 • Essay • 619 Words (3 Pages) • 699 Views
Balance sheet
2004 2005 20062007 E(with tradediscount)2007 ECash
45 53 2332 32
Accounts Receivable
187 231 264317.9304193 317.9304193
Inventory
243 278 379429.1193577 437.8768956
Total Current Assets475 562 666 779.049777 787.8073149Property and Equipment
187 202 252303.4790366 303.4790366
Accumulated Depreciation
-74 -99 -134-173.4522748-173.4522748
Total PP&E113 103 118
130.0267618 130.0267618
Total Assets588 665 784
909.0765388 917.8340767
Accounts Payable
36 42 12058.78347366 179.9494092
Line of Credit Payable
149 214 249395 310
Accrued Expenses
13 14 1414 14
Long Term Debt, CurrentPosition
24 24 2424 24
Current Liabilities222 294 407
491.7834737 527.9494092
Long term debt
182 158 134110 110
Total Liabilities
404 452 541 601.7834737 637.9494092
Net Worth
184 213 243308 279
Total Liabilities and Net Worth588 665 784
909 917
Cash flow statement
Cash Flow Statement
2005 2006
C F O
PAT29 30Depreciation25 35Increase in Account Receivable-44 -33Increase in Inventory-35 -101Increase in Accounts payable6 78Increase in Lines of Credit65 35Increase in Accrued Expenses1 00 0CFODebt Repaid-24 -24CFIInvestment in Fixed Asset-15 -50Change in Cash Balance8 -30
Ratio Analysis
Ratio Analysis
2004 2005 2006Current Ratio2.14 1.91 1.64Quick Ratio1.05 0.97 0.71Inventory Turnover5.37 5.52 4.80Days Of Inventory68.02 66.10 76.09Days Sales Outstanding42.03 44.01 42.98Days Payables10.08 9.99 24.5Fixed Asset Tunover Ratio14.37 18.60 19.00ROA2.38% 4.36% 3.83%ROE7.61% 13.62% 12.35%Cash Conversion Cycle99.97 100.12 95
Conclusions
Inventory turnover ratio for 2005 is (1535/278=5.89) and for 2006 is (1818/379=4.8). It showsthat Jones has been overconfident in their predictions. Increasing the inventory is a reason thatthe company is facing cash money shortage. All of these have dramatically increased
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