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Company B Consolidated Statement of Income (000)
Year Ending May 31 | 1996 | 1997 | 1998 | 1999 | 2000 | |
Revenues | $3,930,984 | $3,789,668 | $4,760,834 | $6,470,625 | $9,186,539 | |
Cost and Expenses | ||||||
Cost of sales | $2,386,993 | $2,301,423 | $2,865,280 | $3,906,746 | $5,502,993 | |
Selling & Administrative | $922,261 | $974,099 | $1,209,760 | $1,588,612 | $2,303,704 | |
Interest expense | $25,739 | $15,282 | $24,208 | $39,498 | $52,343 | |
Other income/expense | $1,475 | $8,270 | $11,722 | $36,679 | $32,277 | |
$3,336,468 | $3,299,074 | $4,110,970 | $5,571,535 | $7,891,317 | ||
Income before income taxes | $594,516 | $490,594 | $649,864 | $899,090 | $1,295,222 | |
Income taxes | $229,500 | $191,800 | $250,200 | $345,900 | $499,400 | |
Net income | $365,016 | $298,794 | $399,664 | $553,190 | $795,822 | |
Company B Consolidatd
Year Ending May 31+A2:G25 | 1996 | 1997 | 1998 | 1999 | 2000 | |
Assets | ||||||
Current Assets | ||||||
Cash & equivalents | $291,284 | $518,816 | $216,071 | $262,117 | $445,421 | |
A/R | $667,547 | $703,682 | $1,053,237 | $1,346,125 | $1,754,137 | |
Inventory | $592,986 | $470,023 | $629,742 | $931,151 | $1,338,640 | |
$26,378 | $37,603 | $72,657 | $93,120 | $135,663 | ||
Prepaid items | $42,452 | $40,307 | $74,221 | $94,427 | $157,058 | |
total current assets | $1,620,647 | $1,770,431 | $2,045,928 | $2,726,940 | $3,830,919 | |
Property, Plant and Equipment | $377,995 | $405,845 | $554,879 | $643,459 | $922,369 | |
$157,894 | $163,036 | $495,907 | $474,812 | $464,191 | ||
Other assets | $30,927 | $34,503 | $46,031 | $106,417 | $143,728 | |
Total assets | $2,187,463 | $2,373,815 | $3,142,745 | $3,951,628 | $5,361,207 | |
Liabilities and |
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Current Liabilities | ||||||
Current portion long term debt | $52,985 | $3,857 | $31,943 | $7,301 | $2,216 | |
Notes payable | $108,165 | $127,378 | $397,100 | $445,064 | $553,153 | |
Accounts payable | $135,701 | $210,576 | $297,656 | $455,034 | $687,121 | |
Accrued liabilities | $138,563 | $181,889 | $345,224 | $480,407 | $570,504 | |
Income tax payable | $17,150 | $38,287 | $35,612 | $79,253 | $53,923 | |
total current liabilities | $452,564 | $561,987 | $1,107,535 | $1,467,059 | $1,866,917 | |
Long term debt | $15,033 | $12,364 | $10,565 | $9,584 | $296,020 | |
Non-current deferred income taxes | $29,965 | $18,228 | $17,789 | $1,883 | ||
Other liabilities | $43,575 | $39,987 | $41,867 | $41,402 | $42,132 | |
Redeemable |
$300 | $300 | $300 | $300 | $300 | |
Stockholders' Equity | ||||||
Common stock- A | $159 | $159 | $155 | $153 | $152 | |
Common stock- B | $2,720 | $2,704 | $2,698 | $2,702 | $2,706 | |
Capital in excess of stated value | $108,451 | $108,284 | $122,436 | $154,833 | $210,650 | |
Foreign currency adjustment | ($7,790) | ($15,123) | $1,585 | ($16,501) | ($31,333) | |
$1,542,486 | $1,644,925 | $1,837,815 | $2,290,213 | $2,973,663 | ||
Shareholders' equity | $1,646,026 | $1,740,949 | $1,964,689 | $2,431,400 | $3,155,838 | |
Total Liabilities and Shareholders' Equity | $2,187,463 | $2,373,815 | $3,142,745 | $3,951,628 | $5,361,207 |
As an aid to Sylvia, a) calculate the ROE through the four parts Dupont formula for the five years, for the Company B.
b) Briefly comment on the trend of each company’s total ROE and each of the four components.
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