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Operating Expenses:
Sales Expense 10,948,795 2,589,810 2,421,380 3,527,066
General and Administration Expense 124,745,623 152,411,483 158,361,039 191,929,955
Total Operating Expense 135,694,418 155,001,293 160,782,419 195,457,021
Operating Income 240,611,972 287,930,228 484,950,991 477,611,211
BALANCE SHEET
(in thousands IDR) 2007 2008 2009 2010
Asset
Current Asset:
Cash and Cash Equivalent 1,364,820,703 1,051,432,167 1,210,888,160 1,227,704,869
Trade Receivables
Related Parties 104,453,064 205,518,435 222,215,045 273,434,280
Third Parties 494,781,463 833,583,556 649,855,711 626,256,102
Retention Receivables 235,278,298 352,172,831 404,839,180 452,291,797
Due From Customer 572,831,043 706,972,814 643,983,981 934,907,382
Accrued Income 55,248,549 60,224,624 122,631,965 119,481,480
Other Receivables 40,539,682 85,800,618 76,428,845 70,107,915
Inventories 464,468,902 1,350,022,508 1,044,472,772 853,256,824
Advance 166,882,405 234,276,781 181,772,149 148,378,298
Prepaid Tax 106,747,821 203,677,628 226,343,376 181,860,903
Prepaid Expense 80,454,783 146,172,362 177,479,831 178,850,207
Business Guarantee 813,170 75,983 1,619,382 56,142,824
Total Current Assets 3,687,319,883 5,229,930,307 4,962,530,397 5,122,672,881
Non-Current Asset:
Deferred Tax Assets 6,597,280 0 12,495,893 21,592,680
Investment in Associates 1,708,240 19,708,510 121,508,510 150,108,294
Land for Development 3,441,729 21,589,497 66,123,559 69,622,513
Fixed Assets 245,500,972 335,877,846 332,207,429 405,546,470
Joint Operation Fund Deposits 119,604,768 94,753,932 142,774,616 434,184,903
Goodwill 0 12,561,205 10,048,964 7,536,723
Other Assets 68,890,973 57,002,513 52,924,232 75,040,438
Total Non Current Assets 445,743,962 541,493,503 738,083,203 1,163,632,021
Non-Current Liabilities:
Long-term loans 0 3,718,383 0 276,226,938
Employee benefits liabilities 934,489 8,037,914 12,002,917 19,019,154
Advance for long-term projects 544,013,001 665,257,512 617,371,349 432,264,090
Long-term bank loan after
reduced by one-year due part 0 6,426,000 0 0
Total Non-Current Liabilities 544,947,490 683,439,809 629,374,266 727,510,182
Equity:
Share Capital 584,615,400 584,615,400 584,636,750 600,154,050
Treasury Stock 0 -12,744,800 -17,668,650 -17,668,650
Additional Paid-in capital 577,339,779 565,877,973 564,159,304 602,311,833
Changes in equity of subsidiary
company 0 0 8,813,220 8,813,220
Foreign exchange of translation of
financial statement 0 0 6,983,190 -439,417
Retained earnings 129,256,889 246,892,633 386,017,420 608,452,745
Total Equity 1,291,212,068 1,384,641,206 1,532,941,234 1,801,623,781
Operating Expenses:
Sales Expense -22,115,787,956 -18,344,183,582 -16,688,716,364 -16,975,162,082
General and Administration
Expense -182,245,941,435 -186,268,714,706 -198,372,128,244 -201,300,768,603
Total Operating Expense -204,361,729,391 -204,612,898,288 -215,060,844,608 -218,275,930,685
Operating Income 291,094,413,410 367,907,754,140 536,819,350,805 550,834,426,461
BALANCE SHEET
2007 2008 2009 2010
Asset
Current Asset:
Cash and Cash Equivalent 784,297,751,668 364,904,002,740 306,902,360,957 242,117,620,949
Temporary investment 2,290,171,047 858,577,487 280,551,677 2,006,411,315
Trade / Account Receivables
Related Parties 184,867,176,500 374,740,551,501 352,427,308,521 632,875,562,112
Third Parties 592,040,995,052 741,518,078,060 980,653,403,067 459,855,763,471
Retention Receivables 269,848,702,532 306,740,218,158 373,942,452,505 455,586,809,149
Progress Billing 1,418,000,696,160 1,596,243,555,074 1,906,832,729,061 1,502,004,187,452
Other Receivables 44,290,263,509 53,695,604,276 82,255,357,000 109,068,930,959
Inventories 264,230,912,130 580,233,658,847 510,173,578,566 61,766,216,479
Advance Payment 155,514,016,810 315,173,029,215 262,274,229,893 117,155,249,952
Prepaid Tax 168,917,930,125 197,925,564,929 344,309,437,173 124,974,546,640
Prepaid Expenses 68,358,310,391 120,943,570,991 84,314,953,183 236,421,213,184
Total Current Assets 3,952,656,925,924 4,652,976,411,278 5,204,366,361,603 3,943,832,511,662
Non-Current Asset:
Deferred Tax Assets 18,775,827,497 50,047,081,779 2,745,561,549 0
Deferred Charge 2,318,279,987 3,306,440,418 17,796,498,764 15,447,866,585
Investment in Associates 73,460,010,001 61,947,516,238 61,545,255,165 0
Long-term investment /
0
Property Investment 0 0 44,227,628,066
Due from Employee 2,119,042,504 0 0 0
Related Parties Receivables 16,320,737,207 9,811,941,013 253,438,896,863
Real Estate Assets 0 0 0 294,653,470,110
Fixed Assets 147,232,941,546 166,809,583,460 128,128,294,785 186,401,376,095
Joint Operation Fund
Deposits 50,120,498,347 87,129,744,489 80,870,374,694 169,621,913,092
Investment in Progress 73,835,237,021 80,901,895,289 118,306,055,671 0
Land non developed 0 0 0 11,685,761,634
Warranties 6,181,057,476 3,941,680,072 3,933,327,527 0
Other Assets 6,467,528,975 1,987,451,290 1,950,664,622 8,386,778,168
Total Non Current Assets 380,510,423,354 472,392,130,242 425,087,973,790 983,863,690,613
Non-Current Liabilities:
Related Parties Payables 0 0 0 31,223,577,383
Bank Loans 0 0 0 40,000,000,000
Retention Payables 10,398,139,263
Long-term contract advances 8,902,895,376 47,275,103,058 0 2,519,480,567
other long-term payables
(net of current maturities) 0 0 14,742,419,075 0
Bonds Payable 497,831,438,029 498,313,340,689 498,795,243,349 499,298,167,869
Post Employment Benefit
Liabilities 12,533,612,469 16,829,644,728 22,775,230,327 25,798,691,637
Total Non-Current Liabilities 519,267,945,874 562,418,088,475 536,312,892,751 609,238,056,719
TOTAL LIABILITIES (before
discontinued operation) 3,787,811,819,628 4,525,468,985,337 4,888,581,325,142 4,059,941,228,781
Discontinued operation
liabilities 0 0 0 0
Minority Interest in
subsidiaries 14,120,869,248 15,620,366,544 9,673,350,312 6,641,489,449
Shareholders Equity
Equity 180,132,000,000 180,132,000,000 180,132,000,000 180,132,000,000
Additional Paid-in capital 19,143,631,284 19,143,631,284 19,143,631,284 19,143,631,284
Revaluation increment in
fixed assets 904,419,699 904,419,699 904,419,699 0
Difference Restructuring of
Entities Under Common
Control 3,232,427,011 3,232,427,011
Difference in Foreign
Currency Transalation 0 5,922,563,820 8,668,848,822 -65,683
Retained earnings 331,054,609,419 384,320,075,836 528,868,066,623 0
Treasury Stock 0 -6,143,501,000 -9,749,733,500 -9,749,733,500
Profit Balance
Defined Utilization 0 0 0 481,318,807,376
Not Defined Utilization 0 0 0 187,036,417,557
Total Equity 531,234,660,402 584,279,189,639 731,199,659,939 861,113,484,045
1. Liquidity Ratios
2007
Current Ratio = Current Assets / Current Liabilities
= 3,687,319,883 / 2,231,956,898
= 1.652
To assessing the company’s ability to pay its bills is by comparing the size of its current assets to
the size of its current liabilities.
Obviously, the higher the current ratio leads to the higher the likelihood that a firm will be able
to pay its bills. From creditor’s point of view, higher is better.
From the shareholders’ point of view, it is not always showing as a better result. Because
current assets usually have a lower expected return than do fixed assets, therefore the
shareholders prefer to see just the minimum amount of the company’s capital is invested in
current assets.
But, too little investment in current assets could be disastrous for creditors and owners of the
firm because there will be the difficulties to pay the bills and the company will not have
sufficient source of cash funds to run its daily business.
Quick Ratio:
2007
Debt ratio = Debt (Total Liabilities) / Total Assets
= 2,776,904,388 / 4,133,063,845
= 0.672
Times Interest Earned (Interest
Operating Income*/Interest
Coverage Ratio) =
= 240,611,972 / -40,511,111
= -5.939
2007
Account Receivables Days = DSO = AR / (Sales/365)
= 875,052,507 / 11,738,578.69
= 74.545
4. Profitability Ratios
2007
Gross Margin = Gross Profit / Sales
= 376,306,390 / 4,284,581,223
= 0.088
WIJAYA KARYA
Debt Ratio
76.00%
74.00%
72.00%
70.00%
68.00% Debt Ratio
66.00%
64.00%
62.00%
2007 2008 2009 2010
Account Receivables Days (DSO)
88.00 days
86.00 days
84.00 days
82.00 days
80.00 days
78.00 days Account Receivables
76.00 days Days (DSO)
74.00 days
72.00 days
70.00 days
68.00 days
2007 2008 2009 2010
Inventory Turnover
9.000x
8.000x
7.000x
6.000x
5.000x
4.000x Inventory Turnover
3.000x
2.000x
1.000x
0.000x
2007 2008 2009 2010
Total Asset Turnover
1.400x
1.200x
1.000x
0.800x
0.400x
0.200x
0.000x
2007 2008 2009 2010
ROA
5.00%
4.50%
4.00%
3.50%
3.00%
2.50%
ROA
2.00%
1.50%
1.00%
0.50%
0.00%
2007 2008 2009 2010
ROE
18.00%
16.00%
14.00%
12.00%
10.00%
8.00% ROE
6.00%
4.00%
2.00%
0.00%
2007 2008 2009 2010
3.000x
2.500x
2.000x
1.000x
0.500x
0.000x
2007 2008 2009 2010
PER
25.000x
20.000x
15.000x
PER
10.000x
5.000x
0.000x
2007 2008 2009 2010
ADHI KARYA
Du Pont Analysis
ROE is important to managers and investors. It is important what managers can do to improve
ROE of the firm and have knowledge what factors cause changes in ROE over time. According
to Wijaya Karya's ROE that we get from the above ratios, we can see that its ROE has smoothly
increased from 2007 through 2010.
Based on the Du Pont Analysis, ROA can be improved by increasing profitability through
expense reductions or by using assets more efficiently.
it is measured by Net Profit Margin (Profitability) and Total Assets Turnover (the efficiency of
asset usage). The amount of leverage that a firm uses is the link between ROA and ROE.
This formula is showing that ROE is a function of the firm's ROA and the Total Debt Ratio.
ROE = (Net Profit Margin x Total Asset Turnover) / (1-Total Debt Ratio)
ROA --> From 2007 up to 2010, ROA of Wijaya Karya always be higher than ROA of Adhi
Karya. It indicates that Wijaya Karya has proved to use its assets more effieciently to generate
profitability from its sales or more able to reducing its expenses than Adhi Karya has been doing
during that period of time.
ROE --> From 2007 up to 2010, ROE of Wijaya Karya always be lower than ROE of Adhi
Karya. It indicates that compared to its peer, to run the business Wijaya Karya is less in using
debt in its capital than what Adhi Karya did (Adhi Karya is using more debt).
Financial Distress Prediction
By using original Z-score model, we will place the company into one of two or more groups
depending on the score, such as: group 1 is predicted to be bankrupt soon, group 2 is predicted to
be in the secured zone and stably, for some reason there is another one which is group 3 that fell
into a gray-zone. This model is known was created by Professor Edward Altman in 1968.
Generally, the lower the Z-score, the higher the risk of financial distress (bankruptcy).
The company with Z-score below 2.675 can reasonably be expected to experience
financial distress and possibly bankruptcy within the next year. The next even better predictive
ability is using cutoff point of 1.81. there are three ranges of Z-scores, each one for each group:
Market Value of all equity = Price per share * Number of shares outstanding
X2 = X2 = X2 = X2 =
0.096790206 0.067715065 0.042778462 0.031273867
X3 = X3 = X3 = X3 =
0.07222432 0.064809862 0.042744283 0.055275892
Market Value of all Market Value of all Market Value of all equity Market Value of all
equity = equity = = equity =
3,780,970,515,000 2,221,619,650,000 3,390,769,320,000 3,975,384,720,000
Book Value of total Book Value of total Book Value of total Book Value of total
Liabilities = Liabilities = Liabilities = Liabilities =
4,369,536,958,000 4,064,898,814,000 4,304,026,399,000 2,776,904,388,000
X4 = X4 = X4 = X4 =
0.865302331 0.546537504 0.787813318 1.43158862
X5 = X5 = X5 = X5 =
0.958102095 1.156166291 1.136474724 1.03665982
Z= Z= Z= Z=
2.170358126 2.045521285 2.030277815 2.425420189
According to above consideration, from 2007 through 2010, Wijaya Karya is the
company that fit into group 2 (1.81 < Z < 2.675). It has some or bit of Financial distress, and
possibly could be bankruptcy if lack of balancing financial management. In short, so far the
company is assumed to be relatively stable.