Yeats Corp is trying to determine ist short term cash needs. Given the following
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Yeats Corp is trying to determine ist short term cash needs. Given the following information, how much money will Yeats need to borrow next year?
Sales next year are expected to be $500 million
operating margin is expected to be 8%
Interest expense is expected to be $6 million
Tax rate is 40%
Dividend payout ratio is 30%
Increase in working capital is 5% of sales
Increase in fixed assets is 10% of sales
No new equity will be issued
Need the following anwers and please show work to be credited for the point:
Sales -
Operating Income -
Interest Expense -
Income before taxes -
Net Income -
Dividends -
Increase in Retained Earnings -
Increase in Working Capital -
Increase in Assets -
Additional Capital needed -
Explanation / Answer
Sales= $500 million
Operating margin = 8% of sales = $40million
Less :interest = $6million
Operating profit before tax = $34 million
Less:Tax= 40% of 34 million= $13.6 million
Profit after tax (profit available to equity share holders) = 20.4 million
Dividends (30% of profits) = 6.12
Retained earnings= 20.4-6.12=14.28
Increase in working capital = 5% of sales= 25million
Increase in fixed assets = 10% of sales =50 million
Total additional capital required = 75 million
Out of total 75 million14.28 million the company will get from retained earnings. So remaining amount to be borrowed next year=75-14.28= $60.72 million
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