23com1651 Leverage (1)

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Q1 find: DOL, DFL, DCL

Sales (units) 25000


Interest per annum 30000
Selling Price per unit 24
Tax Rate 50%
Variable Cost 16
No. of Equity Share 10000
Fixed Cost per annum 80000

A1 Sales 600000
(variable cost) 400000
Contribution 200000
(Fixed Cost) 80000
EBIT 120000
(Interest) 30000
EBT 90000
(TAX) 45000
EAT 45000

DOL: 1.67

DFL: 1.33

DCL: 2.22
Q2 From the following information of 3 firms, calculate the EBIT, The
EPS, the Operating leverage, and the financial leverage.

Particulars Firm P Firm Q Firm R


Sales (In Units) 30,000 35,000 40,000
Selling Price per unit 15 20 25
Variable Cost per unit 10 15 20
Fixed Costs 20000 30000 40000
Interest 30000 25000 35000
Tax % 30 30 30
Number of Equity Shares 5000 9000 10000
Tax Rate 0.3 0.3 0.3

A2 Firm P Firm Q Firm R


Sales 450000 700000 1000000
(variable cost) 300000 525000 800000
Contribution 150000 175000 200000
(Fixed Cost) 20000 30000 40000
EBIT 130000 145000 160000
(Interest) 30000 25000 35000
EBT 100000 120000 125000
(TAX) 30000 36000 37500
EAT 70000 84000 87500

Firm P Firm Q Firm R


DOL 1.153846 1.206897 1.25

DFL 1.3 1.208333 1.28

EPS 14 9.333333 8.75


Q3 The company's total assets turnover ratio is 3, its fixed operating cost is Rs. 1,50,000 and its
variable operating cost ratio is 50%, the income tax rate is 50%

You are required to:


Calculate the different type of leverages for the company and EBIT

Liabilities Amount Assets Amount


Equity Capital (10 per sh) 90,000 Fixed Assets 225000
Retained Earnings 30,000 Current Assets 75000
10% debt 120,000
Current Liabilities 60,000
Total 300,000 Total 300000

A3
Total Asset T/O ratio: 3 DOL 1.5
Sales 900000
(variable cost) 450000 DFL 1.042
Contribution 450000
(Fixed Cost) 150,000 DCL 1.5625
EBIT 300,000
(Interest) 12000
EBT 288,000
(TAX) 144000
EAT 144,000
Q1. PAYBACK PERIOD

Payback Period = E +( B/C)

E= Year immididately preceding the recovery


B= Balance to Recover
C= Inflows during recovery of final year

Calculate Payback Period when each inflows are different

Initial Investment = 3,00,000

Year Inflow Cumulative Inflow


1 20,000 20,000
2 70,000 90,000
3 60,000 150,000
4 50,000 200,000
5 80,000 280,000
6 30,000 310,000
7 20,000 330,000

A1. E: 5
B: 20,000
C: 30,000

Payback Period 5.67 Years


Q2. Accounting Rate of Return

Average Annual Profit/Average Investment

Average Annual Profit: Sum of Profit/Number of Years

Average Investment: (Initial Investment + Salvage Value)/2

Machine: Rs. 60,000 Year Profit


Salvage Value: Rs. 8,000 1 6000
Life: 5 years 2 7000
3 5000
4 6000
5 8000

A2.
Average Profit: 6400
Average Investment: 34000

Accounting rate of Return: 18.82%


Q3. Net Present Value

Net Present Value = Total Present Value - Initial Investment

Year X Y
1 10000 50000
2 20000 40000
3 30000 20000
4 45000 10000
5 60000 10000
Outflows -100000 -100000
Cost of Capital 10%

A3.
NPV (X) = ₹ 16,150.16 Since NPV of Project X is higher, it is a
better alternative
NPV (Y)= ₹ 6,578.04
Q4. Profitability Index

Profitability Index= Sum of PV of Cash Inflow / Sum of PV of Cash Outflow

Year X Y
0 100000 100000
1 10000 70000
2 30000 60000
3 35000 45000
4 60000 10000
5 75000 10000

Cost of Capital 10%

A4.
PV (X) = ₹ 147,730.22 PI of Project Y > PI of Project X
PV (Y)= ₹ 160,071.65 Thus Project Y is a better alternative.

PI(X) 1.48
PI(Y) 1.60
Q5. Internal Rate of Return

PROJECT A PROJECT B PROJECT C


RATE IF INTEREST 15% 15% 15%
COST OF PROJECT -600000 -800000 -1000000
(OUTFLOWS)

CASH INFLOWS
YEARS 1 200000 260000 250000
YEARS 2 200000 290000 340000
YEARS 3 250000 350000 400000
YEARS 4 300000 400000 460000
YEARS 5 350000 450000 550000

A5.

IRR= 29% 30% 25%

IRR of Project B is the greatest. Therefore, it is


the best alternative to choose.

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