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Lauren Turk Is Reviewing Francesca Toys Financial Statements In Order To Estimate

  • September 20, 2022
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12. Lauren Turk is reviewing Francesca Toy’s financial statements in order to estimate its sus- tainable growth rate. Using the information presented in Exhibit 14.25:

a. (1) identify and calculate the threecomponents of the DuPont formula.

(2) calculate the ROEfor 2011, using the three components of the DuPont formula.

(3) calculate the sustainable-growth rate for 2011.

b. Lauren Turk is reviewing Francesca Toy’s financial statements in order to estimate.transtutors.com/qimg/336b49dc-e695-48f4-80ad-a9455d5419b7.png">Turk has calculated actual and sustainable growth for each of the past four years and finds in each year that its calculated sustainable-growth rate substantially exceeds its actual growth rate. Cite twocourses of action (other than ignoring the problem) that Turk should encourage Francesca Toy to take, assuming the calculated sustainable- growth rate continues to exceed the actual growth rate.

Exhibit 14 .25 Francesca Toy, Inc.: Actual 2010 and Estimated 2011 Financial Statements for Fiscal Year Ending December 31 ($ Millions, except Per-Share Data)

2010

2011e

Change

(%)

Income Statement

Revenue

$4,750

$5,140

7.6

Cost of goods sold

$2,400

$2,540

Selling, general, and administrative

1,400

1,550

Depreciation

180

210

Goodwill amortization

10

10

Operating income

$ 760

$ 830

8.4

Interest expense

20

25

Income before taxes

$ 740

$ 805

Income taxes

265

295

Net income

$ 475

$ 510

Earnings per share

$ 1.79

$ 1.96

8.6

Average shares outstanding (millions)

265

260

Balance Sheet

Cash

$ 400

$ 400

Accounts receivable

$ 680

$ 700

Inventories

$ 570

$ 600

Net property, plant, and equipment

$ 800

$ 870

Intangibles

$ 500

$ 530

Total assets

$2,950

$3,100

Current liabilities

$ 550

$ 600

Long-term debt

$ 300

$ 300

Total liabilities

$ 850

$ 900

Stockholders’ equity

$2,100

$2,200

Total liabilities and equity

$2,950

$3,100

Book value per share

$ 7.92

$ 8.46

Annual dividend per share

$ 0.55

$ 0.60

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