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Crystal s frozen foods reporting the fiscal years ended in September 30, 2011 an

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Question

Crystal s frozen foods reporting the fiscal years ended in September 30, 2011 and September 30, 2010.

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September 30 ( in millions)

2011

2010

Accounts receivable

21,265

13,802

Inventory

45,692

47,682

Current assets

185,716

155,716

Current liabilities

80,954

72,263

Long-tern liabilities

15,251

17,852

Shareholders equity

21,871

58,035

Sales

88,455

70,223

Cost of goods sold

60,463

52,750

Interest expense

21.5

43.2

Net income

1,842

1,006

Assume all sales are on credit, and the firm has no outstanding preferred stock.

Calculate the following ratios.

A) Current ratio (for both years)

B) Accounts receivable turnover ratio (for 2011)

C) Inventory turnover (for 2011)

D) Debt to equity ratio (for both years)

E) Return on equity ratio (for 2011)

September 30 ( in millions)

2011

2010

Accounts receivable

21,265

13,802

Inventory

45,692

47,682

Current assets

185,716

155,716

Current liabilities

80,954

72,263

Long-tern liabilities

15,251

17,852

Shareholders equity

21,871

58,035

Sales

88,455

70,223

Cost of goods sold

60,463

52,750

Interest expense

21.5

43.2

Net income

1,842

1,006

Explanation / Answer

THESE ARE 100% CORRECT

a) Total current assets / total current liabilities

2010: 155,716 / 72,263 = 2.2

2011: 185,716 / 80,954 = 2.3

b) Net credit sales / Average net accounts receivable

2011: 88,455 / ((21,265 + 13,802)/2) = 5.0

c) Cost of goods sold / Average inventory

2011: 60,463 / ((45,692 + 47,682)/2) = 1.3

d) Total liabilities / Total shareholders

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