A spreadsheet containing financial statements for Mens Wearhouse, Inc., for fiscal years 20062010 is available for download

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A spreadsheet containing financial statements for Men’s Wearhouse, Inc., for fiscal years 2006–2010 is available for download from McGraw-Hill’s Connect or your course instructor. 


MEN'S WEARHOUSE INC.

BALANCE SHEET ($ millions)


20062007200820092010

ASSETS





Cash & Short-Term Investments263.001179.69499.367104.533186.018

Net Receivables19.27617.01824.87240.66216.745

Inventories416.603448.586492.423440.099431.492

Prepaid Expenses0.0000.00027.17926.6030.000

Other Current Assets30.73235.53127.15419.71874.075

Total Current Assets729.612680.829670.995631.615708.330








Gross Plant, Property & Equipment611.957669.340865.084885.981866.005

Accumulated Depreciation342.371379.700454.917498.509521.259

Net Plant, Property & Equipment269.586289.640410.167387.472344.746

Intangibles63.07361.76575.60965.26859.414

Other Assets61.00364.71899.696103.375119.616

TOTAL ASSETS1,123.2741,096.9521,256.4671,187.7301,232.106








LIABILITIES





Long Term Debt Due In One Year0.0000.0000.0000.0000.000

Accounts Payable125.064111.213146.713108.80083.052

Taxes Payable21.08619.6765.5900.01923.936

Accrued Expenses72.53175.45870.22266.5420.000

Other Current Liabilities19.40419.79154.73044.862117.047

Total Current Liabilities238.085226.138277.255220.223224.035








Long Term Debt207.75072.96792.39962.91643.491

Deferred Taxes24.40012.2004.0002.7000.000

Other Liabilities25.50631.87566.87659.74362.236

TOTAL LIABILITIES495.741343.180440.530345.582329.762








EQUITY





Common Stock0.6710.6910.6960.7000.705

Capital Surplus255.214286.120305.209315.404327.742

Retained Earnings641.558775.857923.713938.580986.523

Less: Treasury Stock269.910308.896413.681412.536412.626

TOTAL EQUITY627.533753.772815.937842.148902.344

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY1,123.2741,096.9521,256.4671,187.7301,232.106








Common Shares Outstanding53.06953.91951.47951.91852.288















INCOME STATEMENT ($ millions, except per share)


20062007200820092010








Sales1,724.8981,882.0642,112.5581,972.4181,909.575

Cost of Goods Sold965.8891,004.9721,062.2051,031.2411,025.759

Gross Profit759.009877.0921,050.353941.177883.816

Selling, General, & Administrative Exp.531.839591.767741.405757.073732.722

Operating Income Before Deprec.227.170285.325308.948184.104151.094

Depreciation, Depletion, & Amortization61.87461.38780.29690.66586.090

Operating Profit165.296223.938228.65293.43965.004








Interest Expense5.8889.2165.0464.3000.332

Non-Operating Income/Expense3.2809.7865.9872.5920.000

Special Items0.0000.0000.000(2.968)3.200

Pretax Income162.688224.508229.59388.76367.872

Total Income Taxes58.78575.93382.55229.91922.364

Income Before Extraordinary





Items & Discontinued Operations103.903148.575147.04158.84445.508

Savings Due to Common Stock Equiv.0.0000.0000.0000.000(0.834)

Adjusted Net Income103.903148.575147.04158.84444.674








EPS Basic from Operations2.0102.7102.7601.1800.820

EPS Diluted from Operations1.9502.6202.7301.1700.820








Dividends Per Share0.0000.2000.2300.2800.280








Com Shares for Basic EPS53.75353.11153.25851.64552.280

Com Shares for Diluted EPS55.36554.74953.89051.94452.280







a. Use the spreadsheet to calculate as many of the company’s profitability, turnover-control, and leverage and liquidity ratios as you can for these years (see Table 2.4).

b. What do these ratios suggest about the company’s performance over this period? 15. To answer the

Table 2.4

Profitablity Ratlos Return on equlty Return on assets Net income/Shareholders' equity Net income/Assets Earnings before

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