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PRACTICE EXERCISE SET 3. Solution. Exercise 1 Analysis of an Income Statement. (a). Net sales. 20,367. Operating expense

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B8110 PRACTICE EXERCISE SET 3 Solution

Exercise 1 Analysis of an Income Statement (a)

Net sales Operating expenses Plus pension returns Core income from sales Tax as reported Tax benefit of debt Tax on other core income Tax on unusual items Core income from sales (after tax)

Other core income: Pension returns Tax @37% Core operating income Unusual items (non-core) Gain on asset sales Restructuring charge Tax @37% Operating income Net financial expense: Interest expense Interest income Tax at 37% Net income (b)

20,367 17,484 1,230 1,606 91 (455.1) (377)

1,230 455.1

1,083 65 1,018 377

363 118 245 91

Tax on operating income from sales Tax on other core income

Core operating income before tax = 1,653 + 1,230 = 2,883 Effective tax rate = 1,320/2,883 = 45.8%

18,714 1,653

864.9 788.1

774.9 1,563

641 2,204

154 2,050 864.9 455.1 1,320.0

Exercise Set 2

Forecasting Cash Flow and Net Indebtedness

Setting up financial statements: Balance Sheet 2008 NOA NFO CSE

Income Statement 2009

500 300 200

OI NFE Earnings

Balance Sheet 2009

55 15 40

Earnings2009 =

200 x 20% = 40

OI2009

=

40 + 15 = 55

NOA2009

=

500 x 1.06 = 530

CSE2009

=

200 + 40 – 20 = 220

NFO2009

=

530 – 220 = 310

(a)

RNOA2009 =

55/500 = 11.0%

(b)

C – I = OI - ΔNOA = 55 – (530 – 500) = 25

(c)

NFO2009 = 530 – 220 = 310

NOA NFO CSE

(as above)

Also, NFO2009 = NFO2008 + NFE – (C – I) + d = 300 + 15 – 25 + 20 = 310 (d)

FLEV2008 = 300/200 = 1.5 FLEV2009 = 310/220 = 1.409

Note that the financing leverage equation works: ROCE = RNOA + [FLEV x (RNOA – NBC)] = 11% + [1.5 x (11% - 5%)] = 20%

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530 310 220

Exercise Set 3

Challenging the Share Price of Cisco Systems, Inc.

The reformulated Statements: Income Statement 2009 Sales Cost of goods sold Other operating expenses Tax reported Tax on net interest Core operating income after tax

1,559 181

Net interest income Tax @ 36.3% Comprehensive income

499 181

Balance Sheet 2009 13,941 24,706 38,647

NOA NFA CSE Average NOA Average NFA Average CSE

36,117 13,023 15,900 7,194 1,378 5,816

318 6,134

2008 15,011 19,342 34,353

14,476 22,024 36,500

(a) ROCE = 6,134 / 36,500 = 16.81% RNOA = 5,816 / 14,476 = 40.18% = Core RNOA RNFA = 318 / 22,024 = 1.44% (b) C – I = OI – ΔNOA = 5,816 – (13,941 – 15,011) = 6,886 (c) Core operating PM = 5,816 / 36,117 = 16.10% ATO = 36,117 / 14,476 = 2.495 Core RNOA = 16.10% x 2.495 = 40.18% (d) Operating income2010

ReOI2010

= NOA2009 x Core RNOA2009 = 13,941 x 0.4018 = 5,601.5 = 5,601.5 – (0.10 x 13,941) = 4,207.4 3

(e) Market value = $22.01 x 5,785 million shares = $127,328 million Reverse engineer:

g = 1.0526

(5.26% growth rate)

NOA    NOA   (f) Expected return   x RNOA   1   x(g - 1)   PNOA   PNOA   Enterprise price = Equity price – Net financial assets = $127,328 – 24,706 = $102,622 million

 NOA  13,941 Enterprise book - to - price   0.136   PNOA  102,622 Expected return with 4% growth rate  0.136 x 40.18%  [0.864 x 4%]  5.464%  3.456%  8.92% (g) Option value

= $4.42 x 1,004 million options = $4,437.7 million

Tax @36.3%

= 1,610.9

Option overhang

= $2,826.9 million

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