FM Prelims 2
Section 1
- Explain the following in 1 line (5 X1=5)
- What are cash and trade discounts
- What is float
- What is ICD
- What is capital gearing
- Explain wealth maximization as an objective of financial management
- Solve any 2 (2X5=10)
- A company currently sells 10000 units @ 50 Rs per product and the variable cost is Rs 30 per product. The fixed cost amount to 1 lacs. The company currently sells the products @ 1 month credit, bad debt chances are 1%. Cost of funds is 12 percent. The company is looking at a more liberal policy of 3 month credit. The sales would increase by 10 percent and the other details would remain same. However for increasing the credit period the company would have to invest further Rs 5 lacs in working capital @ 8%pa and take a term loan of 1 lacs @ 10percent interest. Advice the company
- A project which the company proposes to undertake would cost the company Rs 1 crs. The company would be financing the same by equity-debt-preference ratio of 3:5:2. Post tax cost of equity, debt and preference are 12,9,14 percent respectively. The project would earn the company an IRR of 13 percent. Is it advisable to take the project
- Study the following balance sheet and advice the company as to what price it should look at to sell itself. PE is 3.45
Liabilities | Amount | Assets | Amount |
Equity (FV 10) |
200000 |
Fixed asset |
150000 |
14% bank loan |
300000 |
Goodwill |
50000 |
10% preference shares |
100000 |
Investments |
500000 |
Current liabilities |
400000 |
Current assets |
300000 |
2. A company has Rs 10 lacs which it wants to deploy. It is considering 2 machines and 1 investment proposition in a capital market scheme.(15 marks)
Machine 1 | Machine 2 | |
Original value |
500000 |
600000 |
Scrap value |
100000 |
100000 |
Depreciation | SLM | WDV (20%) |
Life | 5 years | 5 years |
Annual PAT |
100000 |
120000 |
The capital market investment requires Rs 5 lacs in the first year and then annual after tax inflow would be 15% in the first 2 years and then 30% for the next 5 years. Cost of funds is 10%. The value of annuity of Re 1 @ 10@ at the end of 5 yrs is 3.065. evaluate which options the company should choose.
Section 2 (solve any 3)
- The following information is available for a company. Prepare a cash budget for Jan-March
Month | Sales | Wages | Other indirect expenses | Factory over heads |
Nov |
210000 |
42000 |
10000 | 5000 |
Dec |
225000 |
43000 |
11000 | 4500 |
Jan |
300000 |
44000 |
13200 | 3500 |
Feb |
275000 |
41000 |
14000 | 6500 |
Mar |
250000 |
39000 |
10000 | 7800 |
Apr |
270000 |
42000 |
8500 | 8200 |
- Cash balance on 31st Dec was Rs 100000
- 10% sales are cash sales after a discount of 5%. The rest comes in 3 equal installments in the subsequent 3 month
- Purchases are all cash purchase which is equaling to 20% of the sales of the respective month
- Wages and other indirect expenses are paid with a lag of 1 week. Factory expenses are to be paid next month
- A commission of 10% of the cash sales is paid after 2 months of the actual receipt of the sales
5Â A company has currently an ordinary share capital of Rs 25lacs consisting of 25,000 shares of Rs 100 each. The company wishes to raise 20 lacs under the four plans.
- Entire through equity shares
- Rs 10 lacs through equity and balance via debt @ 8% per annum
- Rs 5 lacs through shares and Rs 15 lacs through debt @ 9% per annum
- Rs 10 lacs through equity capital and the balance via preference shares carrying 5% dividend.
The EBIT of the company would be Rs 8 lacs. Tax rate 50%. Compute the EPS and the financial leverage.
6.Following information is available for a company for 1 year
Sales |
3650000 |
consumption of material |
2007500 |
labour |
730000 |
OH |
547500 |
Profit |
365000 |
- Stock of material would be equal to 75 days of consumption
- Stock of finished goods equal to 45 days
- Credit allowed to debtors 60 days
- Credit from suppliers 50 days
- Time lag in payment of labor and OH is 15 days
- Cash 52500 to be maintained. 20% sales are cash. Compute the amount of working capital required
7. A. What are the executive functions of FM
B. what are the factors affecting working capital
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