
Triangle company has acquired a controlling interest in Golden Company. After a
thorough study, Triangle Company noted that the Golden Company was too
conservatively managed and had thought that with an aggressive leadership, the
sales volume, the
stockholders can be improved. Accordingly, the company had invested heavily in
modern equipment and has promoted additional sales volume.
The new management has been in control for the last three years and hereunder
are the comparative data based on the annual report submitted under the old
and new management.
Old Management |
New Management |
|
Current assets | P 640,000 | P 900,000 |
Plant assets, net of |
335,000 | 1,940,000 |
Total assets | P 975,000 | P 2,870,000 |
Current liabilities | P 185,000 | P 623,500 |
Long-term notes payable | - | 1,000,000 |
Mortgage payable | 75,000 | 250,000 |
Capital stock | 250,000 | 250,000 |
465,000 | 746,500 | |
Total equities | P 975,000 | P 2,870,000 |
Net sales | P 1,610,000 | P 5,620,000 |
Net income | P 87,000 | P 483,000 |
As an outside consultant, you have been requested by Triangle to make a
comparison between conditions now and conditions under the old management.
Your comparison will either support or not support a request for additional loans.
Support your evaluation by computing the following relationships from both sets
of data:
1. Rate of return on net sales.
2. Rate of return on assets.
3. Rate on return on
4. Percentage of debt-to-equity structure.


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