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51) Income Statement CFM Majestic Inc. Years 1 & 2 ($000,000s) Year 1 Year

Question : 51) Income Statement CFM Majestic Inc. Years 1 & 2 ($000,000s) Year 1 Year : 1907276

51) Income Statement

CFM Majestic Inc.

Years 1 & 2 ($000,000s)

Year 1

Year 2

Sales

381.9

416.3

COGS

244.9

278.9

SG&A

59.7

63.8

Depreciation

13.8

15.4

R & D

5.3

4.3

EBIT

58.2

53.9

Interest Expense

7.3

7.9

Earnings before Income Tax

50.9

46.0

Income Taxes

17.3

14.8

Net Income

33.6

31.2

Referring to the CFM Majestic financial statements, is the change between Year 1 and Year 2 in Total Asset Turnover important in explaining the change in ROA?

A) No

B) Yes

52) Income Statement

CFM Majestic Inc.

Years 1 & 2 ($000,000s)

Year 1

Year 2

Sales

381.9

416.3

COGS

244.9

278.9

SG&A

59.7

63.8

Depreciation

13.8

15.4

R & D

5.3

4.3

EBIT

58.2

53.9

Interest Expense

7.3

7.9

Earnings before Income Tax

50.9

46.0

Income Taxes

17.3

14.8

Net Income

33.6

31.2

Referring to the CFM Majestic financial statements, pick the most informative explanation for why ROA fell.

A) ROA fell because both gross margin fell and Selling, General & Admin expenses as a percentage of sales fell.

B) ROA fell because Total Asset Turnover fell.

C) ROA fell because the Equity Multiplier fell and because Cost of Goods Sold over Sales rose.

D) ROA fell because Net Income grew more slowly than Total Assets.

E) ROA fell mainly because gross margin fell.

Tootsie Roll Industries, Inc. has been engaged in the manufacture and sale of candy since 1896. Its products are sold under the familiar brand names Tootsie Roll, Tootsie Roll Pops, Charms, Blow Pops, Cella's, Mason Dots and Mason Crows. Tootsie Roll operates four plants in Illinois, New York, Tennessee and Mexico. Tootsie Roll is traded on the New York Stock Exchange and maintains its head office in Chicago, Illinois.

Tootsie Roll's financial statements for Year 5 and Year 6 are provided below.

Tootsie Roll Industries Inc.

Balance Sheet

As of December 31, Year 6 ($000s)

 

Year 6

Cash & marketable securities

36,758

Accounts receivable

16,207

Inventories

22,927

Prepaid expenses

2,037

Total Current Assets

77,929

Net Fixed Assets

32,099

Other assets

49,674

Total Assets

159,702

Accounts payable

8,253

Accrued liabilities

14,298

Total Current Liabilities

22,551

Long-term debt

7,306

Shareholders' Equity

 

Common stock

6,698

Capital in excess of par

50,820

Retained earnings

72,327

Total Shareholders' Equity

129,845

Total Liabilities & Equity

159,702

53) Tootsie Roll Industries Inc.

Income Statement

As of December 31, Year 6 ($000s)

 

Year 6

Net sales

194,299

COGS

103,205

SG&A

54,329

EBIT

36,765

Interest expense

612

Other income (expenses), net

966

Income before income taxes

37,119

Income taxes

14,563

Net Income

22,556

Total Cash dividends

12,316

Shares Outstanding

9,645

Average price per share (4th Q)

$36.50

 

Selected Financial Ratios

Year 6

Industry Avg.

Net Profit Margin

8.2%

Total Asset Turnover

1.64

ROA

13.4%

Equity Multiplier

1.42

ROE

19%

Referring to the financial statements for Tootsie Roll, what is the difference between the Industry and Tootsie for the net profit margin? (Tootsie - Industry)

A) 3.1%

B) 3.4%

C) 5.4%

D) 8.2%

E) 11.6%

54) Tootsie Roll Industries Inc.

Income Statement

As of December 31, Year 6 ($000s)

 

Year 6

Net sales

194,299

COGS

103,205

SG&A

54,329

EBIT

36,765

Interest expense

612

Other income (expenses), net

966

Income before income taxes

37,119

Income taxes

14,563

Net Income

22,556

Total Cash dividends

12,316

Shares Outstanding

9,645

Average price per share (4th Q)

$36.50

 

Selected Financial Ratios

Year 6

Industry Avg

Net Profit Margin

8.2%

Total Asset Turnover

1.64

ROA

13.4%

Equity Multiplier

1.42

ROE

19%

Referring to the financial statements for Tootsie Roll, what is the difference between the Industry and Tootsie for total asset turnover? (Tootsie - Industry)

A) -0.20

B) -0.25

C) -0.34

D) -0.38

E) -0.42

55) Tootsie Roll Industries Inc.

Income Statement

As of December 31, Year 6 ($000s)

 

Year 6

Net sales

194,299

COGS

103,205

SG&A

54,329

EBIT

36,765

Interest expense

612

Other income (expenses), net

966

Income before income taxes

37,119

Income taxes

14,563

Net Income

22,556

Total Cash dividends

12,316

Shares Outstanding

9,645

Average price per share (4th Q)

$36.50

 

Selected Financial Ratios

Year 6

Industry Avg

Net Profit Margin

8.2%

Total Asset Turnover

1.64

ROA

13.4%

Equity Multiplier

1.42

ROE

19%

Referring to the financial statements for Tootsie Roll, what is the difference between the Industry and Tootsie for return on assets (ROA)? (Tootsie - Industry)

A) -0.70%

B) 0.72%

C) 1.72%

D) 7.00%

E) 14.00%

56) Tootsie Roll Industries Inc.

Income Statement

As of December 31, Year 6 ($000s)

 

Year 6

Net sales

194,299

COGS

103,205

SG&A

54,329

EBIT

36,765

Interest expense

612

Other income (expenses), net

966

Income before income taxes

37,119

Income taxes

14,563

Net Income

22,556

Total Cash dividends

12,316

Shares Outstanding

9,645

Average price per share (4th Q)

$36.50

 

Selected Financial Ratios

Year 6

Industry Avg

Net Profit Margin

8.2%

Total Asset Turnover

1.64

ROA

13.4%

Equity Multiplier

1.42

ROE

19%

Referring to the financial statements for Tootsie Roll, what is the difference between the Industry and Tootsie for the equity multiplier? (Tootsie - Industry)

A) -0.19

B) -0.17

C) -0.15

D) -0.13

E) -0.11

57) Tootsie Roll Industries Inc.

Income Statement

As of December 31, Year 6 ($000s)

 

Year 6

Net sales

194,299

COGS

103,205

SG&A

54,329

EBIT

36,765

Interest expense

612

Other income (expenses), net

966

Income before income taxes

37,119

Income taxes

14,563

Net Income

22,556

Total Cash dividends

12,316

Shares Outstanding

9,645

Average price per share (4th Q)

$36.50

 

Selected Financial Ratios

Year 6

Industry Avg

Net Profit Margin

8.2%

Total Asset Turnover

1.64

ROA

13.4%

Equity Multiplier

1.42

ROE

19%

Referring to the financial statements for Tootsie Roll, what is the difference between the Industry and Tootsie for the return on equity? (Tootsie - Industry)

A) -2.14%

B) -2.02%

C) -1.81%

D) -1.63%

E) 2.14%

58) Tootsie Roll Industries Inc.

Income Statement

As of December 31, Year 6 ($000s)

 

Year 6

Net sales

194,299

COGS

103,205

SG&A

54,329

EBIT

36,765

Interest expense

612

Other income (expenses), net

966

Income before income taxes

37,119

Income taxes

14,563

Net Income

22,556

Total Cash dividends

12,316

Shares Outstanding

9,645

Average price per share (4th Q)

$36.50

 

Selected Financial Ratios

Year 6

Industry Avg

Net Profit Margin

8.2%

Total Asset Turnover

1.64

ROA

13.4%

Equity Multiplier

1.42

ROE

19%

Referring to the financial statements for Tootsie Roll and based on the Du Pont analysis, what main reasons explain the difference(s) between Tootsie's ROE and the industry average ROE?

I.Tootsie does not have enough leverage.

II.Tootsie has more leverage than the industry.

III.Tootsie manages their assets poorly - low total asset turnover.

IV.Tootsie manages their assets poorly - high total asset turnover.

A) I

B) III

C) I and III

D) I or IV

E) II or III

59) Tootsie Roll Industries Inc.

Income Statement

As of December 31, Year 6 ($000s)

 

Year 6

Net sales

194,299

COGS

103,205

SG&A

54,329

EBIT

36,765

Interest expense

612

Other income (expenses), net

966

Income before income taxes

37,119

Income taxes

14,563

Net Income

22,556

Total Cash dividends

12,316

Shares Outstanding

9,645

Average price per share (4th Q)

$36.50

 

Selected Financial Ratios

Year 6

Industry Avg

Net Profit Margin

8.2%

Total Asset Turnover

1.64

ROA

13.4%

Equity Multiplier

1.42

ROE

19%

Referring to the financial statements for Tootsie Roll, what amount of leverage (i.e. debt-to-equity) would Tootsie need to make its Year 6 return on equity equal (ROE) to the industry average ROE? (Round to initial ratios to nearest percentage.)

A) 0.3456

B) 0.9200

C) 1.1333

D) 1.4200

E) 1.7632

60) All else held constant, an increase in leverage should increase the ROE.

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