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Amounts are in thousands of dollars (except number of shares and price per share

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Amounts are in thousands of dollars (except number of shares and price per share):
  
Kiwi Fruit Company Balance Sheet
Cash and equivalents   $   570
Operating assets      650
Property, plant, and equipment      2,700
Other assets      110
   
Total assets   $   4,030
   
Current liabilities   $   920
Long-term debt      1,280
Other liabilities      120
   
Total liabilities   $   2,320
   
Paid in capital   $   340
Retained earnings      1,370
   
Total equity   $   1,710
   
Total liabilities and equity   $   4,030
   
  
Kiwi Fruit Company Income Statement
Net sales   $   7,800     
Cost of goods sold      (5,900   )
   
Gross profit   $   1,900     
Operating expense      (990   )
  
Operating income   $   910     
Other income      105     
Net interest expense      (200   )
  

Pretax income   $   815     
Income tax      (285   )
   
Net income   $   530     
   
Earnings per share   $   2.00     
Shares outstanding      265,000     
Recent price   $   34.50     

Kiwi Fruit Company Cash Flow Statement
Net income   $   530  
Depreciation and amortization      175     
Changes in operating assets      (90   )
Changes in current liabilities      (120   )
   
Operating cash flow   $   495     
           
Net additions to properties   $   180     
Changes in other assets      (80   )
  
Investing cash flow   $   100     
           
Issuance/redemption of long-term debt   $   (190   )
Dividends paid      (220   )
   
Financing cash flow   $   (410   )
Net cash increase   $   95     
   
  
Prepare a pro forma income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement for Kiwi Fruit assuming a 10 percent increase in sales. (Leave no cells blank - be certain to enter "0" wherever required. Negative amounts should be indicated by a minus sign. Input all amounts as thousands of dollars. Round earnings per share to 2 decimal places. Omit the "$" sign in your response.)
  
Kiwi Fruit Company Pro Forma Income Statement
Net sales   $   
Cost of goods sold  
  
Gross profit   $   
Operating expense  
  
Operating income   $   
Other income  
Net interest expense  
   
Pretax income   $   
Income tax  
   
Net income   $   
   
Earnings per share   $   
Shares outstanding  
  
Kiwi Fruit Company Pro Forma Cash Flow Statement
Net income   $   
Depreciation and amortization  
Changes in operating assets  
Changes in current liabilities  
   
Operating cash flow   $   
Net additions to property   $   
Changes in other assets  
   
Investing cash flow   $   
      
Issuance/redemption of long-term debt   $   
Dividends paid  
   
Financing cash flow   $   
Net cash increase   $   
   

Kiwi Fruit Company Pro Forma Balance Sheet
Cash and equivalents   $   
Operating assets  
Property, plant, and equipment  
Other assets  
   
Total assets   $   
   
Current liabilities   $   
Long-term debt  
Other liabilities  
   
Total liabilities   $   
Paid in capital   $   
Retained earnings  
   
Total equity   $   
Total liabilities and equity   $   
   

Explanation / Answer

With a 10% sales increase, sales will rise to $8580. the pro forma income statement

follows. A constant gross margin is assumed, implying that Cost of Goods Sold will also

decrease by 10%. A constant tax rate is used. Items in italics are carried over unchanged.

Kiwi Fruit Company Pro Forma Income Statement

Net sales                   8580

Cost of goods sold   (6490)

Gross profit              2090

Operating expense   (990)

Operating income    1100

Other income            105

Net interest expense (200)

Pretax income          1005

Income tax                  351

Net income                 654

                                               

Earnings per share    2.46

Shares outstanding      265000                                   

Next, we prepare the cash flow statement. Notice that we pick up the $491 net income from

the pro forma income statement. Items in italics are carried over unchanged. By assumption,

no investments occur, and no long-term debt is issued or redeemed.

Kiwi Fruit Company Pro Forma Cash Flow Statement

Net income                           654

Dep and amort.                     175

Chg. in operating assets       (90)

Chg. In current liabilities     (120)

Operating cash flow             619

Net additions to property

Changes in other assets        -

Investing cash flow

Issue/Redeem LTD -            -

Dividends paid                 (220)

Financing cash flow         (220)

Net cash increase               399

Finally, we have the balance sheet. Cash rises by the $399 Net cash flow from the cash flow

statement. The $90 increase in Operating Assets and the $120 decrease in Current

Liabilities are also from the cash flow statement. The $ 175 reduction in Property, Plant, and Equipment is the amount of the depreciation deduction shown on the cash flow statement.

The increase in retained earnings is equal to pro forma Net Income less pro forma

Dividends.

Kiwi Fruit Company Pro Forma 2001 Balance Sheet

Cash and equiv.                          969

Operating assets                         740

PP & E                                        2525

Other assets                                 110

Total assets                                  4344

Current liabilities                       800

Long-term debt                          1280

Other liabilities                          120

Total liabilities                            2200

Paid in capital                             340

Retained earnings                      1804

Total equity                                2144

Total L&E                                  4344

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