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MARITON INC.
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
2018 and 2017
2018 2017
Assets
Current Asset
Cash & Cash Equivalents 10,687,359,234 8,065,646,235
Receivables-net 4,789,798,078 4,569,341,716
Merchandise Inventory 19,731,823,439 17,696,641,161
Investments in Trading securities 36,502,592 46,887,876
Prepaid expenses and other assets 1,192,910,954 1,179,663,000
Total Current Assets 36,438,394,297 31,558,179,988
Non-Current Asset
Investments 611,053,713 801,616,101
Property and Plant Equipment-net 19,489,073,780 17,696,372,319
Right of use of asset- net 20,447,037,780
Intangibles and goodwill 19,736,251,070 19,737,396,240
Deferred tax assets-net 297,012,557
Other non-current assets 2,115,425,536 1,886,062,097
Total Non-Current Assets 62,695,854,148 40,121,446,757
Total Assets 99,134,248,445 71,464,093,216
Liabilities
Current Liabilities
Accounts payable and accrued expenses 11,676,505,995 11,612,957,865
Short term lons payable 4,756,300,000 4,112,500,000
Income tax payable 794,435,479 877,509,034
Due to related parties 43,474,532 37,065,831
Other current liabilities 335,626,065 2,399,204,654
Curent maturities of long term loan- net of debt issue cost 421,532,915
Total Current Liabilites 17,606,402,071 19,460,770,299
Non-Current Liabilities
Lease liabilities 25,680,968,454 3,260,616,193
Long term debt- net of current maturities and debt issue costs 1,840,000,000
Retirement benefits liability 478,495,654 242,677,396
Total Non-Current Liabilities 27,999,464,108 538,173,177
Total Liabilities 45,605,866,179 4,041,466,766
Capital Stock 2,799,914,086 23,502,237,065
Additional paid in capital 20,830,391,081 2,785,362,877
Remeasurements of retirement benefits- net of tax 273,741,007 20,830,391,081
Treasury stock at cost -71,253,489 -56,702,280
Retained earnings 29,695,589,581 24,285,491,146
Total Equity 53,528,382,266 47,961,856,151
Total liabilities and equity 99,134,248,445 71,464,093,216
MARITON INC.
Statement of Comprehensive Income
2018 and 2017
2018 2017
b. ASSET UTILIZATION
3. Number of times Interest Earned= Net income before interest and income tax or operating
income ÷ Annual interest Expense
ASSET
LIQUIDITY UTILIZIZATI
ON
TOTAL ASSET
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TURNOVER
CURRENT A/R
RATIO TURNOVER
INVENTORY
----- TURNOVER
QUICK PPE
RATIO TURNOVER
Basing from the illustration above, the current ratio of 2014, can be interpret to mean hat
in every 1.0 of current liability the company has 1.48 current assets to pay it, same interpretation goes
for the other years. This could only mean that the company’s current assets are just enough to pay for
its current liabilities and can be considered as satisfactory or favorable. Fortunately, for the past 5 years
the ratio increased from 1.48:1 to 2.07:1 which is a good thing for the higher the current ratio is the
liquid the company is. As for the quick ratio, it is considered as stricter test of liquidity for it only include
certain current assets such as cash and cash equivalent, Trading securities and receivables. Other current
assets such as inventory are ignored because of its nature being uncertain as to their salability. As for
2018, it can be interpreted as in every 1.0 of current liability the company has 0.88 of current assets to
pay it. As you can see in the illustration that the movement of quick ratio is increasing but slow, this
could mean that the company is not as liquid as we pictured it.
The following illustrations show how the asset utilization of Puregold Inc. is.
This ratio is used to measure the liquidity of the company’s receivable. The result of the
year 2018, 9.94 times could be interpreted that the firm can be able to collect all their receivables 9.94
times in a year. The company can be able to collect the average receivables every 37 days, which I got
from the formula (365 days ÷ receivable turnover 9.94). This has great bearing on management, since a
high receivable turnover, speeds up its conversion to cash and thus, management can use it further to
enhance company operations and ultimately, increase company profits. In this case, it looks like the
company’s turnover performance is doing great for during the past years the conversion of cash from
2014 to 2018 is constantly falling which is not a good thing for a company’s liquidity.
The inventory turnover rate pertains to the number of times the average inventory is sold.
In this case, it can be interpreted that in 2018 the company can be abe to disposed its inventory 6.26
times a year or every 58 days (365 days ÷ inventory turnover 6.26 times). The inventory turnover
indicates the company’s efficiency in managing and disposing inventory. Remember that the higher the
turn-over rate is the better.
2018 2017 2016 2015 2014
The ratio presents the company’s efficiency in utilizing their total assets to generate
revenue. Basing from the illustration shown, the company has low or slow sales generation or possibly
has too high investment in assets. Looking at the company’s 2018 turnover we can interpret that in every
1.0 asset of the company only 1.66 of sales revenue is generated which is not good for the companys’s
future.
DEBT TO
EQUITY
RATIO
DEBT
RATIO
2018 2017 2016 2015 2014
Return on Assets
Return on Equity
This could be interpreted to mean that every 1.0 of invested capital by the owners and
used to generate revenue, it yielded 0.067 of net income in 2014, 0.138 of net income in 2015, 0.135 of
net income in 2016, 0.128 of net income in 2017 and 0.128 of net income in 2018. This ratio just like
ROA, is used to gauge the company’s efficiency in managing its total assets invested and in coming up
with return to shareholders.
CHAPTER IV
COMPUTATIONS:
A. LIQUIDITY RATIOS
C. DEBT-UTILIZATION RATIO
Debt to Equity Ratio = Debt Ratio = Total Liabilities ÷ Number of times Interest
Total Liabilities ÷ Total Total Assets Earned= Net income before
Stockholder’s Equity interest and income tax or
operating income ÷ Annual
interest Expense
D. PROFITABILIITY RATIO
Gross Profit Ratio = Net Profit Ratio or Return on Assets= Return on Equity=
Gross Profit ÷ Net Profit Margin = Net Net Income ÷ Net income ÷
Sales Profit ÷ Net Sales Average total Assets Average
Stockholder’s
Equity
0.128479752
2017 21,475,874,852/ 5,840,211,793/ 5,840,211,793/ 5,840,211,793/
124,761,134,087 124,761,134,087 68,423,403,486 (47,961,856,151+
43,173,007,871)/2
0.128166358
2016 18,538,359,786/ 5,526,230,406/ 5,526,230,406/ 5,526,230,406/
112,818,373,088 112,818,373,088 62,113,127,537 (43,173,007,871+
38,413,216,763)/2
0.135469693
2015 16,488,741,550/ 5,001,871,586/ 5,001,871,586/ 5,001,871,586/
97,372,662,646 97,372,662,646 56,254,968,507 (38,413,216,763+
34,233,494,669)/2
0.069738846
2014 14,759,933,220/ 4,520,457,686/ 4,520,457,686/ 4,520,457,686/
84,884,298,033 84,884,298,033 51,646,019,879 (34,233,494,669+
30,586,300,001)/2
0.069738846
FINAL REQUIREMENT
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EXAMINATION PRESENTATION