You are the chair of the board of CT Inc., a Canadian-based multinational corporation, which has excess
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You are the chair of the board of CT Inc., a Canadian-based multinational corporation, which has excess cash totaling $75 million. The company is interested in investing some or all of this in Delmar Corp., one of CT’s key suppliers. The following statements are available for your review.
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Using the elements of critical thinking described on the inside front cover,comment.
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Delmar Corp Comparative Balance Sheet Informationn November 30 (millions of $) Delmar Corp. Income Statement For Year Ended November 30, 2014 (millions of $) 2014 $ 15 46 80 $500 190 $310 2013 10 75 15 350 Inventory.. Operating expenses Depreciation expense50 Property, plant and equipment (net).300 170 40 Accounts payable.... Income tax payable.. Retained earnings2... Total operating expenses. 220 $ 90 10 $ 80 50 Income from operations... Income tax expense.. 150 231 239
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