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Formula: Current ratioCurrent assets / current liabilities
What are the five components in the DuPont analysis of ROE (in order) and how are these calculated?Tax burden (NI / EBT) * Interest burden (EBT / EBIE) * profit margin (EBIE / Sales)* Asset turnover (Sales / assets) * Financial leverage (assets / shareholders equity)
Formula: Quick ratio(Cash + Short-term marketable instruments + Receivables) / Current liabilities
Formula: Cash ratio(Cash + Short-term marketable instruments) / Current liabilities
Formula: Defensive interval ratio(Cash + Short-term marketable investments + Receivables) / Daily cash expenditures
Formula: Cash conversion cycle. Also explain what is means!DOH + DSO - Number of days payable. Explanation: Shows the amount of time it takes from when a company invests in working capital until it collects cash from customers.
Formula: Days of inventory on hand (DOH)Number of days in period / Inventory turnover
Formula: Liquid Assets (LA)Cash and cash equivalents
What kind of liability is interest bearing debt (D)?A financial liability
What kind of liability is non-interest bearing debt (NIBL)?An operating liability
What is liabilities made up of (L)?Financial liabilities and operating liabilities (D+NIBL)
How is Net Debt (ND) calculated?Financial liabilitys - Liquid assets (D-LA)
What is Capital Employed (CE) made up of and calculated?Total assets - non-interest bearing liabilities or financial liabilities + equity (A-NIBL) or (D+E)
What is Invested Capital (IC) made up of and calculated?Equity + Net debt (E+ND)or;Fixed Assets + Working Capital (FA+WC) or;Capital Employed - Liquid Assets (CE-LA) or;Total assets - Liquid assets - Non-interest bearing liabilities (A-LA-NIBL)
Formula: ROCEEBIE / CE
Formula: ROICEBIT / IC
Formula: COL, COD and CONDCOL = IE / L COD = IE / D COND = (IE - II (interest income)) / ND
Formula: ROE using ROA (DuPont)?ROE = ROA + (ROA-COL) * (L/E)
Formula: ROE using ROCE (DuPont)?ROE = ROCE + (ROCE-COD) * (D/E)
Formula: ROE using ROIC (DuPont)?ROE = ROIC + (ROIC-COND) * (ND/E)
Formula: Growth in equityE(t) / E(t-1) = ROE* - DIV/E + New Issue/E
What is the three ways to grow equity assuming high ROE*?1. A low dividend payout ratio 2. Directly through high ROE* 3. High share price --> New share issue possible
How is the DuPont relationship correlated to the leverage relationship and later change in equity (operations linked to financials)?By looking at sales and assets we can through the DuPont relationship derive the ROA, ROCE or ROIC (profit margin * asset turnover). This derivation can then be used ro calculate ROE* through the leverage relationship [(ROA + (ROA-COL) *(L/E)] * (1-t). ROE* can then be used to calculate the change in equity where ROE* - DIV/E + NI/E = Et/Et-1 (see picture)
Formula: ROCE using weighted average?ROCE = ROE * (E/CE) + COD * (D/CE)
Formula: Inventory turnoverCOGS / Average inventory
Formula: Days of inventory on hand (DOH)365 / Inventory turnover
Formula: Receivables turnoverSales / Average account receivables
Formula: Days of sales outstanding (DSO)365 / Receivables turnover
Formula: Payables turnoverPurchases* / Average account payables * Purchases = COGS +- Change in inventory
Formula: Number of days payable365 / Payables turnover
Formula: Working capital turnoverSales / Average working capital
Formula: Fixed asset turnoverSales / Average fixed assets
Formula: Capital turnoverSales / Average capital employed
Formula: Cash-to-Sales ratio(Cash + Marketable securities) / Sales
Formula: Cash-to-Sales ratio (including unutilized credit facilities)(Cash + marketable securities + unutilized credit facilities) / Sales
Formula: Cash flow from operations ratioCash flow from operations / Current liabilities
Formula: Defensive interval365 * ((Cash + Marketable securities + receivables) / Projected Expenditures*) * Calculated as: COGS, SG&A, other operating rev. & exp - D&A
Formula: Cash conversion cycleDOH + DOS - Number of days payable
Formula: Machinery & Equipment (Average Economic life, years)Acquisition value M&E / Depreciation M&E
Formula: Machinery & Equipment (Average age, years)(Accumulated depreciation M&E / Acquisition Value M&E) * Economic Life years
Formula: Debt-to-equity ratioTotal debt / total equity
Formula: Debt-to-capital ratioTotal debt / Capital employed (debt + equity)
Formula: Solvency (equity ratio)Total equity / Total assets
Formula: Interest coverage ratio (times interest earned)EBIE / Interest expense
Formula: EBITDA coverage ratioEBITDA / Interest expense
Formula: Capex ratioCash flow from operations / net investment in tangible and intangible FA
Formula: Capex-to-sales ratioNet investment in tangible and intangible FA / Sales
Formula: Capex-to-depreciation ratioNet investment in tangible and intangible FA / D&A
Formula: CFO-to-debt ratioCFO / Total debt
Formula: Debt-to-EBITDA ratioTotal debt / EBITDA
Formula: Gross profit marginGross profit / Sales
Formula: Sales & Admin percentageSales & Admin expenses / Sales
Formula: EBITDA marginEBITDA / Sales
Formula: Operating profit margin (EBIT margin)EBIT / Sales
Formula: Profit marginEBIE / Sales
Formula: Pre-tax marginEBT / Sales
Formula: Net profit marginNet income / Sales
Formula: Return on assets (ROA)EBIE / Average total assets
Formula: Return on capital employed (ROCE)EBIE / Average capital employed
Formula: Return on equity (ROE)Net income / Average equity
Formula: Employee contribution(Sales - personnel expenses) / Average number of employees
Formula: ROE (pretax)EBT / Average equity
ROE - DuPont formula with three components(Net Income / Sales) * (Sales / Assets) * (Assets / Equity) Net profit margin * Asset turnover * Financial leverage
Formula: DDM without growth(E0 * ROE * p.r.) / Re
Formula: DDM with growth(E0 * ROE * p.r.) / (Re - g)
How is g calculated?g = ROE * (1 - p.r.)
What should ROE and Re be in steady state?ROE should be equal to Re since abnormal returns doesn't hold in the long run
What happens to Vo if ROE = Re?The V0 will be the same regardless of p.r.
What happens to V0 if ROE is not the same as Re?Then V0 will be higher the lower p.r. is and vice versa
How is the Permanent Measurement Bias (PMB) measured?PMB = (V0 / E0) - 1
How is ROE adjusted for accounting conservatism?Re + PMB*(Re - gss)