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Linda Fashion operates three departments. Men's, Women's, and Accessories. Departmental operating income data for the third quarter of the current year are as IOuows: III (Click the icon to view the data.) Astume that the foed expenses astigned to each department include only direct fixed costs of the department (rather than unavoidable fixed costs) - Salary of the departments managet 14 Linda Fashion discontinues a department, it wil not incur these foxed expenses. Under these clicumstances, should Linda Fashlon discontinue any of the departments? Give - Cost of advertising direcfy related to that department your reason Complete the following analysis to dotermine the increase or decrease in operating income of dropping the Accessories Depaitnent, the only departinent showing an operating loss this quarter Data table.
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Key income statement items
Revenue is the total amount of money a company earns from its operations, usually from the sale of goods or services. For example, a car manufacturer’s revenue would be the total amount of money it earns from selling cars.
Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) represents the direct costs associated with producing or delivering the goods or services sold by a company. In the auto industry, COGS would include the cost of raw materials, labor, and other expenses directly related to manufacturing vehicles.
Gross Profit is calculated by subtracting the COGS from the revenue.
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The dynamics analysis of the commercial enterprise profit was carried out. The
main activities of this enterprise are business process automation, software sales, cash
register equipment and expendable material sales. The structure of profit distribution
during the reporting period was described. The main directions of profit optimization
in the planning period were found out and characterized according to the analysis of
factors which influence the level and dynamics of the commercial enterprise profit.
The FASB has developed specific guidelines for what to include in in.pdf
The FASB has developed specific guidelines for what to include in income (Income Statement)
and how to report certain unusual and infrequent items.
Discuss the appropriate treatment in the income statement for the following items:
Loss on discontinued operations.
Noncontrolling interest allocation.
Earnings per share.
Unusual and Infrequent Gains and Losses.(a)
Loss on discontinued operations.
Solution
a) Loss on Discounted Operations
Discounted Operations - Discontinued operations are a part of a company’s core business that
has been disposed of, and is reported separately from continued operations on the income
statement.
Loss on Discontinued Operations is a line item on an income statement of a company, below
Income from Continuing Operations and before Net Income. It represents the after tax gain or
loss on sale of a segment of business and the after tax effect of the operations of the discontinued
segment for the period.
b) Noncontrolling Interest Allocation
Non-controlling Interests represents the share in a subsidiary that is not owned by the group (i.e.,
the number of shares which are not owned by the parent company). or in other words Non-
controlling interest (NCI), also known as minority interest, is an ownership position whereby a
shareholder owns less than 50% of outstanding shares and has no control over decisions.
This can be expressed as either a share (%) of net assets of the subsidiary, or can be expressed as
a fair value (effectively, a share of net assets plus a consideration for goodwill).
Minority interest belongs to other investors and is reported on the consolidated balance sheet of
the owning company to reflect the claim on assets belonging to other, non-controlling
shareholders. The non-controlling interest is reported in accordance with IFRS 5 and is shown at
the very bottom of the Equity section on the consolidated balance sheet and subsequently on the
statement of changes in equity. Also, minority interest is reported on the consolidated income
statement as a share of profit belonging to minority shareholders.
c) Earnings per share
EPS is portion of company\'s profit allocated to each outstanding share of common stock.
Publicly owned business must report Earnings per Share (EPS) below the income line in their
income statements - giving EPS a certain distinction among financial ratios.
Why is Earnings per share considered so important? because it gives investors a means of
determining the amount the business earned on their stock share investments: Earnings per share
tells you how much net income the business earned for each stock share you own.
d) Unusual and Infrequent gains and losses
Unusual and Infrequent gains and losses means Gains and losses happened outside the company
operations and will most likely never happen again.
As per FASB rules, events that are both Unusual and Infrequent in nature, are listed as
extraordinary items on income statements, will be treated such as losses from theft or early
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Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) represents the direct costs associated with producing or delivering the goods or services sold by a company. In the auto industry, COGS would include the cost of raw materials, labor, and other expenses directly related to manufacturing vehicles.
Gross Profit is calculated by subtracting the COGS from the revenue.
Selling, General, and Administrative (SG&A) expenses represents the costs associated with a company's non-production activities, such as sales, marketing, and administrative functions. In the auto industry, SG&A expenses would include salaries of sales personnel, advertising expenses, rent for office spaces, and other costs related to running the business.
Depreciation & Amortization: Depreciation refers to the systematic allocation of the cost of a tangible asset over its useful life. Amortization, on the other hand, is the process of spreading out the cost of an intangible asset over its useful life. In the auto industry, depreciation and amortization expenses would include the depreciation of manufacturing equipment, vehicles, and amortization of patents or trademarks.
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The dynamics analysis of the commercial enterprise profit was carried out. The
main activities of this enterprise are business process automation, software sales, cash
register equipment and expendable material sales. The structure of profit distribution
during the reporting period was described. The main directions of profit optimization
in the planning period were found out and characterized according to the analysis of
factors which influence the level and dynamics of the commercial enterprise profit.
The FASB has developed specific guidelines for what to include in in.pdf
The FASB has developed specific guidelines for what to include in income (Income Statement)
and how to report certain unusual and infrequent items.
Discuss the appropriate treatment in the income statement for the following items:
Loss on discontinued operations.
Noncontrolling interest allocation.
Earnings per share.
Unusual and Infrequent Gains and Losses.(a)
Loss on discontinued operations.
Solution
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Discounted Operations - Discontinued operations are a part of a company’s core business that
has been disposed of, and is reported separately from continued operations on the income
statement.
Loss on Discontinued Operations is a line item on an income statement of a company, below
Income from Continuing Operations and before Net Income. It represents the after tax gain or
loss on sale of a segment of business and the after tax effect of the operations of the discontinued
segment for the period.
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Non-controlling Interests represents the share in a subsidiary that is not owned by the group (i.e.,
the number of shares which are not owned by the parent company). or in other words Non-
controlling interest (NCI), also known as minority interest, is an ownership position whereby a
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a fair value (effectively, a share of net assets plus a consideration for goodwill).
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the very bottom of the Equity section on the consolidated balance sheet and subsequently on the
statement of changes in equity. Also, minority interest is reported on the consolidated income
statement as a share of profit belonging to minority shareholders.
c) Earnings per share
EPS is portion of company\'s profit allocated to each outstanding share of common stock.
Publicly owned business must report Earnings per Share (EPS) below the income line in their
income statements - giving EPS a certain distinction among financial ratios.
Why is Earnings per share considered so important? because it gives investors a means of
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Ex. 4-1 & 4-2 & 4-3NameSection#Red Company Chapter 4 - Homework
Ex. 4-1 & 4-2 & 4-3Name:Section:#:Red Company Chapter 4 - HomeworkExercise 4-1 Gross Profit Margin % (a driver of Profitability)A.1. Numerator line item:Amt.2. Denominator line item:Amt.B.2017 Gross Profit Margin %%2016 Gross Profit Margin % 36.56%C.The Gross Profit Margin % is a(n): (click the drop-down button and select from the list)D.Which year had a better Gross Profit Margin %? (click the drop-down button and select from the list)Exercise 4-2 Operating Profit Margin % (a driver of Profitability)A.1. Numerator line item:Amt.2. Denominator line item:Amt.B.2017 Operating Profit Margin %%2016 Operating Profit Margin % 13.98%C.The Operating Profit Margin % is a(n): (click the drop-down button and select from the list)D.Which year had a better Operating Profit Margin %? (click the drop-down button and select from the list)Exercise 4-3 Accounts Receivable Turnover Ratio (a driver of Efficiency)Number of Days' Sales in ReceivablesA.1. Numerator line item:Amt.2. Denominator line item:Average Receivables, net: CustomersAmt: Beg Yr$157,908End Yr$176,008B.2017 Accounts Receivable Turnover RatioTimes2016 Accounts Receivable Turnover Ratio 14.54 TimesC.The Accounts Receivable Turnover Ratio is a(n): (click the drop-down button and select from the list)D.Which year had a better Accounts Receivable Turnover Ratio? (click the drop-down button)
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Income Statement and Related Information
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
After studying this chapter, you should be able to:
Identify the uses and limitations of an income statement.
Describe the content and format of the income statement.
Discuss how to report various income items.
Explain the reporting of accounting changes and errors.
Describe related equity statements.
12Walt Disney Company Financial Ratios Calculation 201
1
2
Walt Disney Company Financial Ratios Calculation 2019
Walt Disney Company Financial Ratios Calculation 2020
Walt Disney Company Financial Ratios Comparison
DuPont Analysis
In the context of the study of economic and financial performance, a very useful tool in the specialized literature and practice is the DuPont model. The analysis by the DuPont model is realized through the decomposition rate of return ROE (Return on Equity) according to other rates of return, such as ROS (Return on Sales), ROA (Return on Assets) or Equity Multiplier.
Decomposition of Net Profit Margin
Two-component Disaggregation of ROA
Four-component Disaggregation of ROA
Two-component Disaggregation of ROE
ROE = ROA * Financial Leverage
Year
ROE
ROA
Financial Leverage
2020
-3.43%
-1.42%
2.41
2019
12.44%
5.70%
2.18
Three-component Disaggregation of ROE
2019
2020
Debt Ratio
0.46(Stronger)
0.51(Weaker)
Gross Profit margin
39.6%(Stronger)
32.9%(Weaker)
Free cash flow
1.6%(Stronger)
1.5%(Weaker)
Times interest earned
12.19(Less risk)
-0.06(More risk)
Accounts receivable turnover
4.49(Slower)
5.15(Quicker)
Inventory turnover
9.4(Quicker)
8.8(Slower)
Return on Sales
15.89%(Stronger)
-4.38%(Weaker)
Asset Turnover
0.36(Quicker)
0.32(Slower)
Return on Assets
5.7%(Stronger)
-1.42%(Weaker)
Financial Leverage
2.18(Less Risk)
2.41(More risk)
Return on Equity
12.4%(Stronger)
-3.4%(Weaker)
This paper discusses the trends within the financial performance of Walt Disney, supported the 2 financial years, 2019 and 2020 discussing different aspects of the firm that include
liquidity, efficiency, profitability and solvency.
Profitability
The return on sales of Walt Disney deteriorated in 2020 because it was at -4.38% compared to 15.89% that was achieved in 2019. this might be attributed to numerous issues chief among them increased administration costs and increased.
The ratio of Walt Disney deteriorated in 2020. The profit margin shows the power of the corporate to hold the prices related to the sales low. The return on assets of the firm deteriorated from 5.7% in 2019 to -1.42% in 2020. The return on assets indicates the management’s ability to form sales using total assets. The deterioration of the ROA ratio indicates that there is downswing in efficiency of assets.
Lastly, the Return on Equity also deteriorated because it reduced from 12.4% to -3.4%. The
return on equity indicated the use of shareholders equity in creating income. The breakdown of ROE into its three components, financial leverage, margin of profit, and asset turnover show us the productive aspects of the Walt Disney. The return on assets indicates the management’s ability to form sales using total assets. While there was a rise in financial leverage and asset turnover in 2020, there was a decrease within the margin of profit, which decreased the overall ROE. The profitability of Walt Disney, considering the profit ratios, is deteriorating, with key factor being the decreas ...
12Walt Disney Company Financial Ratios Calculation 201
1
2
Walt Disney Company Financial Ratios Calculation 2019
Walt Disney Company Financial Ratios Calculation 2020
Walt Disney Company Financial Ratios Comparison
DuPont Analysis
In the context of the study of economic and financial performance, a very useful tool in the specialized literature and practice is the DuPont model. The analysis by the DuPont model is realized through the decomposition rate of return ROE (Return on Equity) according to other rates of return, such as ROS (Return on Sales), ROA (Return on Assets) or Equity Multiplier.
Decomposition of Net Profit Margin
Two-component Disaggregation of ROA
Four-component Disaggregation of ROA
Two-component Disaggregation of ROE
ROE = ROA * Financial Leverage
Year
ROE
ROA
Financial Leverage
2020
-3.43%
-1.42%
2.41
2019
12.44%
5.70%
2.18
Three-component Disaggregation of ROE
2019
2020
Debt Ratio
0.46(Stronger)
0.51(Weaker)
Gross Profit margin
39.6%(Stronger)
32.9%(Weaker)
Free cash flow
1.6%(Stronger)
1.5%(Weaker)
Times interest earned
12.19(Less risk)
-0.06(More risk)
Accounts receivable turnover
4.49(Slower)
5.15(Quicker)
Inventory turnover
9.4(Quicker)
8.8(Slower)
Return on Sales
15.89%(Stronger)
-4.38%(Weaker)
Asset Turnover
0.36(Quicker)
0.32(Slower)
Return on Assets
5.7%(Stronger)
-1.42%(Weaker)
Financial Leverage
2.18(Less Risk)
2.41(More risk)
Return on Equity
12.4%(Stronger)
-3.4%(Weaker)
This paper discusses the trends within the financial performance of Walt Disney, supported the 2 financial years, 2019 and 2020 discussing different aspects of the firm that include
liquidity, efficiency, profitability and solvency.
Profitability
The return on sales of Walt Disney deteriorated in 2020 because it was at -4.38% compared to 15.89% that was achieved in 2019. this might be attributed to numerous issues chief among them increased administration costs and increased.
The ratio of Walt Disney deteriorated in 2020. The profit margin shows the power of the corporate to hold the prices related to the sales low. The return on assets of the firm deteriorated from 5.7% in 2019 to -1.42% in 2020. The return on assets indicates the management’s ability to form sales using total assets. The deterioration of the ROA ratio indicates that there is downswing in efficiency of assets.
Lastly, the Return on Equity also deteriorated because it reduced from 12.4% to -3.4%. The
return on equity indicated the use of shareholders equity in creating income. The breakdown of ROE into its three components, financial leverage, margin of profit, and asset turnover show us the productive aspects of the Walt Disney. The return on assets indicates the management’s ability to form sales using total assets. While there was a rise in financial leverage and asset turnover in 2020, there was a decrease within the margin of profit, which decreased the overall ROE. The profitability of Walt Disney, considering the profit ratios, is deteriorating, with key factor being the decreas ...
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Mars Ltd is a manufacturer of various types of furniture units. Recently one of its large
customers, Zebra Ltd has offered a contract to Mars Ltd for the supply of 700 units. Below are
the details for the production of each unit: Material requirements: 6kg of Material A4kg of
Material B Note 1: Currently 1,200 kg of Material A is held by the business and it is regularly
used by the business. This material of was originally bought for 6 per kg. It would cost 12 per kg
to replace it. Sales value is 11 per kg. Note 2: Currently 1,700 kg of Material B is held by the
business. This material was originally bought for 24 per kg. The material is not currently used by
the business and its scrap value is 9 per kg. The only foreseeable alternative use is as a substitute
for material D (in constant use) but this would involve further processing cost of 5 per kg. The
current buying cost of material D is 16 per kg. Replacement cost for material B is 18 per kg.
Skilled labour: Each unit requires 5 hours of skilled labour. It is currently paid at a rate of 18 an
hour and skilled labour is hired on a permanent basis. 1,700 hours can be provided by members
of staff who currently have no work to do due to a quiet time. Only taking staff off other work
can provide the remaining hours needed for this new project. This other work is charged out to
customers at 70 an hour. Semi-skilled labour: Each unit requires 8 hours of semi-skilled labour.
It is currently paid 99 per hour. If the required semi-skilled labour for this project is provided by
the existing members of staff who are busy, the business will have to hire new employees at a
rate of 14 per hour. Overheads: It is Mars's policy to charge a share of the general costs (rent,
heating and so on) to each contract undertaken at the rate of 5 for each skilled labour hour used
on the contract. If this project is undertaken, the general costs are expected increase by 3,300 as a
result of undertaking the contract. Required Calculate the minimum price at which the contract
could be undertaken by Mars Ltd. For each part. you should clearly show supporting workings
and provide a brief explanation for your choice.(Total: 18 marks).
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Makine Dakikalar
Makine Dakikalar
Sa fras
Tablo 3-3'e bakn. Zimbabwe ve Portekiz'in her birinin 180 makine dakikas olduunu varsayalm.
Her lke zamann di fras ve sa fras retimi arasnda eit olarak blerse, toplam retim
A.
24 di fras ve 12 sa fras.
B.
48 di fras ve 24 sa fras.
C.
96 di fras ve 48 sa fras.
D.
720 di fras ve 1440 sa fras.
29. Tablo 3-3'e bakn. Portekiz 30 dakikada aadaki di fras ve sa fras kombinasyonlarndan
hangisini retebilir?
A.
1 di fras ve 4 sa fras
B.
4 di fras ve 2 sa fras
C.
5 di fras ve 6 sa fras
D.
6 di fras ve 5 sa fras
30. Tablo 3-3'e bakn. Aadaki di fras ve sa fras kombinasyonlarndan hangisini Zimbabwe 120
dakikada retemez ?
A.
5 di fras ve 11 sa fras
B.
10 di fras ve 9 sa fras
C.
20 di fras ve 6 sa fras
D.
30 di fras ve 3 sa fras
31. Tablo 3-3'e bakn. Zimbabwe'de bir sa frasnn frsat maliyeti
A.
3/10 di fras ve Portekiz'in bir sa frasnn frsat maliyeti 5/6 di frasdr.
B.
3/10 di fras ve Portekiz'in bir sa frasnn frsat maliyeti 6/5 di frasdr.
C.
10/3 di fras ve Portekiz'in bir sa frasnn frsat maliyeti 5/6 di frasdr.
D.
10/3 di fras ve Portekiz'in bir sa frasnn frsat maliyeti 6/5 di frasdr .
32. Tablo 3-3'e bakn. Zimbabve'nin di fras retimini yzde 10 artrmaya karar verdiini varsayalm.
Bu kararn frsat maliyeti nedir?
A.
0.3 sa fras
B.
3 sa fras
C.
30 sa fras
D.
100 sa fras
33. Tablo 3-3'e bakn. Zimbabve, retiminde mutlak bir stnle sahiptir.
A.
di fralar ve di fras retiminde karlatrmal bir avantaj.
B.
di fralar ve sa fras retiminde karlatrmal stnlk.
C.
sa fralar ve di fras retiminde karlatrmal stnlk.
D. sa fralar ve sa fras retiminde karlatrmal stnlk
Tablo 3-3'e bakn. Portekiz, retiminde mutlak stnle sahiptir.
A.
di fralar ve di fras retiminde karlatrmal stnlk.
B.
di fralar ve sa fras retiminde karlatrmal stnlk.
C.
sa fralar ve di fras retiminde karlatrmal stnlk.
D.
sa fralar ve sa fras retiminde karlatrmal bir avantaj.
35. Tablo 3-3'e bakn. Zimbabwe ve Portekiz'in her birinin 60 makine dakikas olduunu
varsayalm. Balangta, her lke zamann di fras ve sa fras retimi arasnda eit olarak bld. Artk her lke
tm zamann karlatrmal stnle sahip olduu mal retmekle geiriyor. Sonu olarak, toplam kt artt
A.
4 di fras ve 2 sa fras .
B.
10 di fras ve 5 sa fras.
C.
16 di fras ve 8 sa fras.
D.
20 di fras ve 10 sa fras.
36. Tablo 3-3'e bakn. Zimbabwe'nin bir di frasnn frsat maliyeti u ekilde deiirse, Zimbabwe ve
Portekiz ticaretten kazan salayamaz .
A.
0 soutucu.
B.
5/6 souk e r.
C.
6/5 soutucu.
D.
Zimbabwe ve Portekiz, frsat maliyetleri ne olursa olsun ticaretten her zaman kazan salayabilir.
Makine Dakikalar 1 yapmak iin gerekli
Makine Dakikalar 1 yapmak iin gerekli Di fras
Sa fras Zimbabve 3 10 Portekiz 5 6.
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Magnetic Corporation expects dividends to grow at a rate of 15.80% for the next two years.
After two years dividends are expected to grow at a constant rate of 04.70% indefinitely.
Magnetic's required rate of return is 14.75% and they paid a $1.90 dividend today. Find the value
of Magnetic Corporation's common stock per share by computing: A. Dividend at the end of
Year 1 : B. Dividend at the end of Year 2: C. Dividend at the end of Year 3: D. Price of stock at
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Lucla Company has set the followng standard cost per unit for direct materlals and direct labor.
Durting May the company incurred the following actual costs to produce 8,200 units. Direct
materials (134, 800 pounds e $4, Be per pound) oirect labor (21,e0e hours e $14,1e per hour
)AR=ActualRateSR=StandardRateAQ=ActualQuantitySQ=StandardQuantityAP=ActualPriceSP
=StandardPrice (1) Compute the direct materials price and quantty variances. (2) Compute the
direct labor rate variance and the direct labor efficiency vartance. Complete this question by
entering your answers in the tabs below.
Lucla Company has set the following standard cost per unit for drect materials and direct labor.
Direct materials (16 pounds e $5 per pand) Direct labor (2 hours 314 per hour) 52889 During
May the company Incurred the following actual costs to produce 8,200 units. Direct materials
(134, see pounds e 54.80 per pound) Direct labor (21,6ee hours e $14.16 per hour) AR= Actual
Rate SR= Standard Rate AQ= Actual Quantity SQ=StandardQuantityAP=Actual Price SP=
Standard Price (1) Compute the direct materlals price and quantity variances. (2) Compute the
direct labor rate variance and the direct labor efficlency variance. Complete this question by
entering your answers in the tabs below. Compute the direct labor rate variance and the direct
labor efficiency variance. (Indicate the effect of each variance by select variance. Round "Rate
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Income Statement and Related Information
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
After studying this chapter, you should be able to:
Identify the uses and limitations of an income statement.
Describe the content and format of the income statement.
Discuss how to report various income items.
Explain the reporting of accounting changes and errors.
Describe related equity statements.
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Walt Disney Company Financial Ratios Calculation 2019
Walt Disney Company Financial Ratios Calculation 2020
Walt Disney Company Financial Ratios Comparison
DuPont Analysis
In the context of the study of economic and financial performance, a very useful tool in the specialized literature and practice is the DuPont model. The analysis by the DuPont model is realized through the decomposition rate of return ROE (Return on Equity) according to other rates of return, such as ROS (Return on Sales), ROA (Return on Assets) or Equity Multiplier.
Decomposition of Net Profit Margin
Two-component Disaggregation of ROA
Four-component Disaggregation of ROA
Two-component Disaggregation of ROE
ROE = ROA * Financial Leverage
Year
ROE
ROA
Financial Leverage
2020
-3.43%
-1.42%
2.41
2019
12.44%
5.70%
2.18
Three-component Disaggregation of ROE
2019
2020
Debt Ratio
0.46(Stronger)
0.51(Weaker)
Gross Profit margin
39.6%(Stronger)
32.9%(Weaker)
Free cash flow
1.6%(Stronger)
1.5%(Weaker)
Times interest earned
12.19(Less risk)
-0.06(More risk)
Accounts receivable turnover
4.49(Slower)
5.15(Quicker)
Inventory turnover
9.4(Quicker)
8.8(Slower)
Return on Sales
15.89%(Stronger)
-4.38%(Weaker)
Asset Turnover
0.36(Quicker)
0.32(Slower)
Return on Assets
5.7%(Stronger)
-1.42%(Weaker)
Financial Leverage
2.18(Less Risk)
2.41(More risk)
Return on Equity
12.4%(Stronger)
-3.4%(Weaker)
This paper discusses the trends within the financial performance of Walt Disney, supported the 2 financial years, 2019 and 2020 discussing different aspects of the firm that include
liquidity, efficiency, profitability and solvency.
Profitability
The return on sales of Walt Disney deteriorated in 2020 because it was at -4.38% compared to 15.89% that was achieved in 2019. this might be attributed to numerous issues chief among them increased administration costs and increased.
The ratio of Walt Disney deteriorated in 2020. The profit margin shows the power of the corporate to hold the prices related to the sales low. The return on assets of the firm deteriorated from 5.7% in 2019 to -1.42% in 2020. The return on assets indicates the management’s ability to form sales using total assets. The deterioration of the ROA ratio indicates that there is downswing in efficiency of assets.
Lastly, the Return on Equity also deteriorated because it reduced from 12.4% to -3.4%. The
return on equity indicated the use of shareholders equity in creating income. The breakdown of ROE into its three components, financial leverage, margin of profit, and asset turnover show us the productive aspects of the Walt Disney. The return on assets indicates the management’s ability to form sales using total assets. While there was a rise in financial leverage and asset turnover in 2020, there was a decrease within the margin of profit, which decreased the overall ROE. The profitability of Walt Disney, considering the profit ratios, is deteriorating, with key factor being the decreas ...
12Walt Disney Company Financial Ratios Calculation 201
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Walt Disney Company Financial Ratios Calculation 2019
Walt Disney Company Financial Ratios Calculation 2020
Walt Disney Company Financial Ratios Comparison
DuPont Analysis
In the context of the study of economic and financial performance, a very useful tool in the specialized literature and practice is the DuPont model. The analysis by the DuPont model is realized through the decomposition rate of return ROE (Return on Equity) according to other rates of return, such as ROS (Return on Sales), ROA (Return on Assets) or Equity Multiplier.
Decomposition of Net Profit Margin
Two-component Disaggregation of ROA
Four-component Disaggregation of ROA
Two-component Disaggregation of ROE
ROE = ROA * Financial Leverage
Year
ROE
ROA
Financial Leverage
2020
-3.43%
-1.42%
2.41
2019
12.44%
5.70%
2.18
Three-component Disaggregation of ROE
2019
2020
Debt Ratio
0.46(Stronger)
0.51(Weaker)
Gross Profit margin
39.6%(Stronger)
32.9%(Weaker)
Free cash flow
1.6%(Stronger)
1.5%(Weaker)
Times interest earned
12.19(Less risk)
-0.06(More risk)
Accounts receivable turnover
4.49(Slower)
5.15(Quicker)
Inventory turnover
9.4(Quicker)
8.8(Slower)
Return on Sales
15.89%(Stronger)
-4.38%(Weaker)
Asset Turnover
0.36(Quicker)
0.32(Slower)
Return on Assets
5.7%(Stronger)
-1.42%(Weaker)
Financial Leverage
2.18(Less Risk)
2.41(More risk)
Return on Equity
12.4%(Stronger)
-3.4%(Weaker)
This paper discusses the trends within the financial performance of Walt Disney, supported the 2 financial years, 2019 and 2020 discussing different aspects of the firm that include
liquidity, efficiency, profitability and solvency.
Profitability
The return on sales of Walt Disney deteriorated in 2020 because it was at -4.38% compared to 15.89% that was achieved in 2019. this might be attributed to numerous issues chief among them increased administration costs and increased.
The ratio of Walt Disney deteriorated in 2020. The profit margin shows the power of the corporate to hold the prices related to the sales low. The return on assets of the firm deteriorated from 5.7% in 2019 to -1.42% in 2020. The return on assets indicates the management’s ability to form sales using total assets. The deterioration of the ROA ratio indicates that there is downswing in efficiency of assets.
Lastly, the Return on Equity also deteriorated because it reduced from 12.4% to -3.4%. The
return on equity indicated the use of shareholders equity in creating income. The breakdown of ROE into its three components, financial leverage, margin of profit, and asset turnover show us the productive aspects of the Walt Disney. The return on assets indicates the management’s ability to form sales using total assets. While there was a rise in financial leverage and asset turnover in 2020, there was a decrease within the margin of profit, which decreased the overall ROE. The profitability of Walt Disney, considering the profit ratios, is deteriorating, with key factor being the decreas ...
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