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Kedzie Kord Company reported market price of its share as $ 50 per share with a par value of $10. The company is in practice of 40% dividend payout. Further, the company had the following balance sheets and income statements over the last three years (in thousands): Q. No:01 Kedzie Kord Company reported market price of its share as $50 per share with a par value of $10 . The company is in practice of 40% dividend payout. Further, the company had the following balance Required: a. Using common-size, horizontal and index analysis, evaluate trends in the company's financial condition and performance. b. Conduct ratio analysis using liquidity, profitability, leverage, activity, and market value ratios. c. Comment on the financial health of the company, considering yourself as: (I) Creditor (II) Government body (Like Taxation authority etc.) (III) Owner (IV) Supplier (V) Leader of labor union (VI) CEO .

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