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Below are the 2017 financial statements for Aquatic Supplies Co. Also appearing

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Question

Below are the 2017 financial statements for Aquatic Supplies Co. Also appearing are management’s forecasts for how individual financial statement items will vary in the future. The company expects sales to grow 12% next year. Aquatic Supplies finances all of its needs with 10-year long-term debt at 10% interest.

Prepare pro forma financial statements for Aquatic Supplies for 2018 assuming that long-term debt and interest expense remain at their 2017 levels. What is Aquatic's external funding required for 2018?

Modify your forecast in part (a) assuming that long-term debt and interest expense increased in order to make up the external funding required for 2018. (Be sure to enable interactive calculation in Excel.) How much will additional long-term debt (compared to 2017) be required under this assumption?

Why are your answers to part (a) and part (b) different?

Perform a sensitivity analysis of Aquatic Supplies Co.’s external financing needs as determined in part (b). Assume sales grow by 17% instead of 12%. How much total long-term debt be required?

Perform a scenario analysis on the company’s projection as determined in part (b). Assume sales grow 20%, the cost of goods sold is 38% of sales, inventory falls from 5% of sales to 3%, and accounts receivable fall from 13% of sales to 10%. How much long-term debt is required in this scenario?

Return now to the original assumptions (sales growth=12%, COGS=39%, inventory=5%, AR=13%) and extend your projections in part (b) through 2022. Continue to assume that all external funding needs will be met with debt at 10% interest. What is your projected value for long-term debt in 2022?

Perform a scenario analysis on your 5-year projection in part (f). Assume growth in sales is 10%, the cost of goods sold is 41% of sales, and selling, general and administrative expenses are 50% of sales. What is your projected value for long-term debt in 2022?

AQUATIC SUPPLIES CO.

INCOME STATEMENT ($ millions)

2017

Assumptions

Sales

$582.762

12%

growth in sales

Cost of Goods Sold

240.828

39%

percentage of sales

Gross Profit

341.934

Selling, General, & Administrative Expense

257.507

49%

percentage of sales

Operating Income

84.427

Depreciation & Amortization

25.221

30%

percentage of net PP&E

Operating Profit

59.206

Interest Expense

16.430

initially constant

Pretax Income

42.776

Total Income Taxes

14.971

35%

percentage of pretax income

Net income

$27.805

BALANCE SHEET ($ millions)

ASSETS

Cash & Equivalents

$7.152

2%

minimum balance as % of sales

Account Receivable

70.538

13%

percentage of sales

Inventories

39.033

5%

percentage of sales

Prepaid Expenses

9.339

no change

Other Current Assets

27.076

6%

percentage of sales

Total Current Assets

153.138

Net Property, Plant, & Equipment

81.648

15%

percentage of sales

Intangible Assets

9.415

no change

Other Assets

24.642

5%

percentage of sales

TOTAL ASSETS

$268.843

LIABILITIES

Accounts Payable

$36.951

6%

percentage of sales

Accrued Expenses

31.206

5%

percentage of sales

Other Current Liabilities

3.663

no change

Total Current Liabilities

71.820

Long Term Debt

157.720

initially constant

Accrued Wages

21.418

3%

percentage of sales

Total Liabilities

250.958

EQUITY

Common Stock

1.702

no change

Capital Surplus

55.513

no change

Retained Earnings

118.729

no dividends

Less: Treasury Stock

158.059

no change

Total Equity

17.885

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY

$268.843

AQUATIC SUPPLIES CO.

INCOME STATEMENT ($ millions)

2017

Assumptions

Sales

$582.762

12%

growth in sales

Cost of Goods Sold

240.828

39%

percentage of sales

Gross Profit

341.934

Selling, General, & Administrative Expense

257.507

49%

percentage of sales

Operating Income

84.427

Depreciation & Amortization

25.221

30%

percentage of net PP&E

Operating Profit

59.206

Interest Expense

16.430

initially constant

Pretax Income

42.776

Total Income Taxes

14.971

35%

percentage of pretax income

Net income

$27.805

BALANCE SHEET ($ millions)

ASSETS

Cash & Equivalents

$7.152

2%

minimum balance as % of sales

Account Receivable

70.538

13%

percentage of sales

Inventories

39.033

5%

percentage of sales

Prepaid Expenses

9.339

no change

Other Current Assets

27.076

6%

percentage of sales

Total Current Assets

153.138

Net Property, Plant, & Equipment

81.648

15%

percentage of sales

Intangible Assets

9.415

no change

Other Assets

24.642

5%

percentage of sales

TOTAL ASSETS

$268.843

LIABILITIES

Accounts Payable

$36.951

6%

percentage of sales

Accrued Expenses

31.206

5%

percentage of sales

Other Current Liabilities

3.663

no change

Total Current Liabilities

71.820

Long Term Debt

157.720

initially constant

Accrued Wages

21.418

3%

percentage of sales

Total Liabilities

250.958

EQUITY

Common Stock

1.702

no change

Capital Surplus

55.513

no change

Retained Earnings

118.729

no dividends

Less: Treasury Stock

158.059

no change

Total Equity

17.885

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY

$268.843

Explanation / Answer

Solution for part (a):

Aquatic Supplies Co.

Income Statement (in $ millions)

2017

Assumptions

Pro-forma 2018 ignoring inter-dependencies

Sales (a)

$582.762

12%

$652.693

Cost of goods sold (b)

$240.828

39%

$254.550

Gross profit (c = a – b)

$341.934

$398.143

Selling, general & administrative expenses (d)

$257.507

49%

$319.820

Operating income before depreciation (e = c – d)

$84.427

$78.323

Depreciation, depletion & amortization (f)

$25.221

30%

$29.371

Operating profit (g = e – f)

$59.206

$48.952

Interest Expense (h)

$16.430

Initially constant

$16.430

Pre-tax income (i = g – h)

$42.776

$35.522

Total income taxes (j)

$14.971

35%

$11.383

Net income (k = i – j)

$27.805

$21.139

Aquatic Supplies Co.

Balance Sheet (in $ millions)

2017

Assumptions

Pro-forma 2018 ignoring inter-dependencies

ASSETS

(in $)

Cash & Equivalents

7.152

2%

13.054

Account Receivable

70.538

13%

84.850

Inventories

39.033

5%

32.635

Prepaid Expenses

9.339

No change

9.339

Other Current Assets

27.076

6%

39.162

Total Current Assets

153.138

179.039

Net Plant, Property & Equipments

81.648

15%

97.904

Intangibles

9.415

No change

9.415

Other Assets

24.642

5%

32.635

TOTAL ASSETS

268.843

318.993

LIABILITIES

Accounts Payable

36.951

6%

39.162

Accrued Expenses

31.206

5%

32.635

Other Current Liabilities

3.663

No change

3.663

Total Current Liabilities

71.820

75.459

Long Term debt

157.720

Initially constant

157.720

Accrued wages

21.418

3%

19.581

Total Liabilities

250.958

252.760

EQUITY

Common Stock

1.702

No change

1.702

Capital Surplus

55.513

No change

55.513

Retained Earnings

118.729

No dividends paid so all income is retained

139.868

Less: Treasury Stock

158.059

No change

158.059

TOTAL EQUITY

17.885

39.024

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY

268.843

291.784

Aquatic Supplies will need an additional $27.209 million in debt to finance its activities for 2018.

Solution for part (b):

Aquatic Supplies Co.

Income Statement (in $ millions)

2017

Assumptions

Pro-forma 2018 including inter-dependencies

Sales (a)

$582.762

12%

$652.693

Cost of goods sold (b)

$240.828

39%

$254.550

Gross profit (c = a – b)

$341.934

$398.143

Selling, general & administrative expenses (d)

$257.507

49%

$319.820

Operating income before depreciation (e = c – d)

$84.427

$78.323

Depreciation, depletion & amortization (f)

$25.221

30%

$29.371

Operating profit (g = e – f)

$59.206

$48.952

Interest Expense (h)

$16.430

Was initially constant

$18.636

Pre-tax income (i = g – h)

$42.776

$30.316

Total income taxes (j)

$14.971

35%

$10.611

Net income (k = i – j)

$27.805

$19.705

Aquatic Supplies Co.

Balance Sheet (in $ millions)

2017

Assumptions

Pro-forma 2018 ignoring inter-dependencies

ASSETS

(in $)

Cash & Equivalents

7.152

2%

13.054

Account Receivable

70.538

13%

84.850

Inventories

39.033

5%

32.635

Prepaid Expenses

9.339

No change

9.339

Other Current Assets

27.076

6%

39.162

Total Current Assets

153.138

179.039

Net Plant, Property & Equipments

81.648

15%

97.904

Intangibles

9.415

No change

9.415

Other Assets

24.642

5%

32.635

TOTAL ASSETS

268.843

318.993

LIABILITIES

Accounts Payable

36.951

6%

39.162

Accrued Expenses

31.206

5%

32.635

Other Current Liabilities

3.663

No change

3.663

Total Current Liabilities

71.820

75.459

Long Term debt

157.720

Was initially constant

186.363

Accrued wages

21.418

3%

19.581

Total Liabilities

250.958

281.403

EQUITY

Common Stock

1.702

No change

1.702

Capital Surplus

55.513

No change

55.513

Retained Earnings

118.729

No dividends paid so all income is retained

138.434

Less: Treasury Stock

158.059

No change

158.059

TOTAL EQUITY

17.885

37.590

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY

268.843

318.993

When the interdependency between long-term debt and interest expense is included, interest expense increases from $16.430 million to $18.636 million and the need for new financing rises from $27.209 million to $28.643 million ($186.363 - $157.720 = $28.643), or $1.434,000. (Note: it is necessary to use manual calculation in this spreadsheet).

Solution for part (c):

The increase in the loan need calculated in part (a) was $27.209 million. The comparable number in part (b) was $28,643 million. They differ because the loan need in part (b) includes the interdependence between the loan and interest expense. Although the interest expense rises $2,206,000 in part (b), the tax-deductibility of interest results in an increased loan need of $1,434,000 [$2,206,000 * (1 – 0.35) = $1,434,000] or 5.3%.

Solution for part (d):

Aquatic Supplies Co.

Income Statement (in $ millions)

2017

Assumptions

Sensitivity analysis 2018

Sales (a)

$582.762

12%

$681.832

Cost of goods sold (b)

$240.828

39%

$265.914

Gross profit (c = a – b)

$341.934

$415.917

Selling, general & administrative expenses (d)

$257.507

49%

$334.097

Operating income before depreciation (e = c – d)

$84.427

$81.820

Depreciation, depletion & amortization (f)

$25.221

30%

$30.682

Operating profit (g = e – f)

$59.206

$51.137

Interest Expense (h)

$16.430

Was initially constant

$19.482

Pre-tax income (i = g – h)

$42.776

$31.656

Total income taxes (j)

$14.971

35%

$11.080

Net income (k = i – j)

$27.805

$20.576

Aquatic Supplies Co.

Balance Sheet (in $ millions)

2017

Assumptions

Sensitivity analysis 2018

ASSETS

(in $)

Cash & Equivalents

7.152

2%

13.637

Account Receivable

70.538

13%

88.638

Inventories

39.033

5%

34.092

Prepaid Expenses

9.339

No change

9.339

Other Current Assets

27.076

6%

40.910

Total Current Assets

153.138

186.615

Net Plant, Property & Equipments

81.648

15%

102.275

Intangibles

9.415

No change

9.415

Other Assets

24.642

5%

34.092

TOTAL ASSETS

268.843

332.397

LIABILITIES

Accounts Payable

36.951

6%

40.910

Accrued Expenses

31.206

5%

34.092

Other Current Liabilities

3.663

No change

3.663

Total Current Liabilities

71.820

78.664

Long Term debt

157.720

Was initially constant

194.816

Accrued wages

21.418

3%

20.455

Total Liabilities

250.958

293.935

EQUITY

Common Stock

1.702

No change

1.702

Capital Surplus

55.513

No change

55.513

Retained Earnings

118.729

No dividends paid so all income is retained

139.305

Less: Treasury Stock

158.059

No change

158.059

TOTAL EQUITY

17.885

38.461

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY

268.843

332.397

Comparing long-term debt in parts (b) and (d), the loan need rises to $8.453 ($194.816 - $186.363) as sales rise to 17%.

Solution for part (e):

Aquatic Supplies Co.

Income Statement (in $ millions)

2017

Assumptions

Scenario analysis 2018

Sales (a)

$582.762

12%

$699.314

Cost of goods sold (b)

$240.828

39%

$265.739

Gross profit (c = a – b)

$341.934

$433.575

Selling, general & administrative expenses (d)

$257.507

49%

$342.664

Operating income before depreciation (e = c – d)

$84.427

$90.911

Depreciation, depletion & amortization (f)

$25.221

30%

$31.469

Operating profit (g = e – f)

$59.206

$59.442

Interest Expense (h)

$16.430

Was initially constant

$15.763

Pre-tax income (i = g – h)

$42.776

$43.679

Total income taxes (j)

$14.971

35%

$15.288

Net income (k = i – j)

$27.805

$28.391

Aquatic Supplies Co.

Balance Sheet (in $ millions)

2017

Assumptions

Scenario analysis 2018

ASSETS

(in $)

Cash & Equivalents

7.152

2%

13.986

Account Receivable

70.538

13%

69.931

Inventories

39.033

5%

20.979

Prepaid Expenses

9.339

No change

9.339

Other Current Assets

27.076

6%

41.959

Total Current Assets

153.138

156.195

Net Plant, Property & Equipments

81.648

15%

104.897

Intangibles

9.415

No change

9.415

Other Assets

24.642

5%

34.966

TOTAL ASSETS

268.843

305.473

LIABILITIES

Accounts Payable

36.951

6%

41.959

Accrued Expenses

31.206

5%

34.966

Other Current Liabilities

3.663

No change

3.663

Total Current Liabilities

71.820

80.588

Long Term debt

157.720

Was initially constant

157.630

Accrued wages

21.418

3%

20.979

Total Liabilities

250.958

259.197

EQUITY

Common Stock

1.702

No change

1.702

Capital Surplus

55.513

No change

55.513

Retained Earnings

118.729

No dividends paid so all income is retained

147.120

Less: Treasury Stock

158.059

No change

158.059

TOTAL EQUITY

17.885

46.276

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY

268.843

305.473

Under this scenario the loan need falls to $28.733 million ($186.363 million - $157.630 million).

Solution for part (f):

As shown in the calculations, cash and equivalents in 2022 equals $20.541 million and long-term debts equals $184.462 million.

Solution for part (g):

In this scenario, the indicated worksheet reveals that cash and equivalents will be $18.771 million and long-term debt will be $256.300 million, a substantial increase over the “base case” debt observed in part (f).

2017

Assumptions

Pro-forma 2018 ignoring inter-dependencies

Sales (a)

$582.762

12%

$652.693

Cost of goods sold (b)

$240.828

39%

$254.550

Gross profit (c = a – b)

$341.934

$398.143

Selling, general & administrative expenses (d)

$257.507

49%

$319.820

Operating income before depreciation (e = c – d)

$84.427

$78.323

Depreciation, depletion & amortization (f)

$25.221

30%

$29.371

Operating profit (g = e – f)

$59.206

$48.952

Interest Expense (h)

$16.430

Initially constant

$16.430

Pre-tax income (i = g – h)

$42.776

$35.522

Total income taxes (j)

$14.971

35%

$11.383

Net income (k = i – j)

$27.805

$21.139

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