Sample Company Three: Health & Fitness Pty Ltd. Below are data extracted from the Statement of financial performance and Statement of financial position of Health & Fitness Pty Ltd over a number of years: Health & Fitness Pty Ltd Income statement 2013

Sample Company Three: Health & Fitness Pty Ltd.

 

Below are data extracted from the Statement of financial performance and Statement of financial position of Health & Fitness Pty Ltd over a number of years:

 

Health & Fitness Pty Ltd

Income statement

 

2013

$

2012

$

2011

$

2010

$

2009

$

Sales revenue

115,750

117,564

88,263

93,575

85,651

Cost of sales

60,750

61,257

44,542

48,671

41,275

Gross Profit

55,000

56,307

43,721

44,904

44,376

Selling expenses

(7,451)

(7,158)

(6,581)

(6,224)

(5,941)

Marketing expenses

(5,872)

(6,150)

(5,568)

(5,674)

(5,275)

Distribution expenses

(6,894)

(5,214)

(4,897)

(4,764)

(4,617)

Administration expenses

(4,751)

(4,000)

(3,596)

(3,650)

(3,700)

Net Profit before tax and finance costs

30,032

33,785

23,079

24,592

24,843

Finance costs

(12,500)

(11,250)

(7,650)

(8,320)

(8,635)

Finance income

8,500

7,300

5,800

6,100

4,700

Net finance income (cost)

(4,000)

(3,950)

(1,850)

(2,220)

(3,935)

Net Profit before tax

26,032

29,835

21,229

22,372

20,908

Income tax (30%)

(7,810)

(8,951)

(6,639)

(6,712)

(6,272)

Net Profit after tax

18,822

20,884

14,860

15,660

14,636

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

Health & Fitness Pty Ltd

Balance Sheet as at 31st December 2013

 

2013

$

2012

$

Current Assets

 

Cash and cash equivalents

14500

12451

Accounts receivable

21750

23675

Inventories

24625

18454

Other current assets

10458

9475

Total current assets

71333

64055

Non-current assets

 

Property, plant and equipment

45000

39850

Agriculture assets

20532

22400

Intangible assets

25120

21863

Total non-current assets

90652

84113

Total assets

161985

148168

Current liabilities

 

Accounts payable

28450

22642

Short term borrowings

25600

23800

Total current liabilities

54050

46442

Non-current liabilities

 

Long-term borrowings

42750

46210

Deferred tax liabilities

15862

25644

Total non-current liabilities

58612

71854

Total liabilities

112662

118296

Net assets

49323

29872

Equity

 

Issued capital

35000

20000

Retained earnings

14323

9872

Total equity

49323

29872

Required

a)           From the information provided above, perform a trend analysis (in table form) for the following Statement of financial performance items:

i.             Revenue

ii.            Net Profit before tax and finance costs

iii.           Profit after tax

It is suggested that you use the following table structure to assist you in your answer to this question.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

b)           Provide a brief (approx 200 words) report analyzing the trend figures.

c)            From the information provided to calculate the ratios for the year 2013 that reflect the following:

i.             Health & Fitness Pty Ltd’s ability to generate income from its asset investments.

ii.            The average period of time it takes for Health & Fitness Pty Ltd to sell its inventory.

iii.           The dollars of current assets available to repay a dollar of current liabilities.

iv.           The number of times Health & Fitness Pty Ltd’s earnings before interest and tax covers its net finance expense.

v.            The percentage of Health & Fitness Pty Ltd’s sales revenue dollars results in earnings before interest and tax.

vi.           Health & Fitness Pty Ltd’s efficiency in generating income per dollar investments in assets.

vii.          The average period of time it takes for Health & Fitness Pty Ltd to collect money from its customers.

 

 

d)           Assess Health & Fitness Pty Ltd’s financial position and performance and comment on any ratios you consider being significant.

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