Question: DREAMIT ELECTRONICS LTD: PROJECTIONS FOR 2 0 2 4 AND 2 0 2 5 After posting excellent sales and net profit in the previous year
DREAMIT ELECTRONICS LTD: PROJECTIONS FOR
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After posting excellent sales and net profit in the previous year Dreamit Electronics Ltd set its sights on growth and innovation
as it celebrated its
th anniversary in
It has continually strived to become the leader in the electronics industry in South
Africa. The company is also committed to being a good corporate citizen, as it strives to fulfil both its economic and social
responsibilities.
The following reflects the financial position of the company on
December
:
The carrying value of the fixed assets was R
whilst the current assets comprised inventory of R
accounts
receivable of R
and cash of R
The equity consisted of ordinary share capital, R
and retained
earnings of R
An amount of R
was owed to Mesa Bank for a long
term loan. Trade creditors were owed
R
The following projections and proposals were made by Dreamit Electronics Ltd for
:
The sales are expected to increase from R
in
to R
in
All the sales are on credit. Accounts
receivable is based on a collection period of
days Accounts payable must be calculated using the percentage
of
sales
method. The gross margin and net profit margin ratios are expected to be
and
respectively for
All purchases
of inventory are on credit. Purchases for
are projected at R
The company expects to show a net increase in
cash of R
during
R
will be spent on additional land and buildings during the fourth quarter of
The total depreciation for
is forecasted at R
ordinary shares are expected to be sold at R
each
during January
Dividends of R
are expected to be recommended by the directors at the end of
These
dividends will be paid during
R
will be paid to Mesa Bank during
This amount includes R
for
interest on loan. The amount of external funding
non
current debt
required must be calculated.
Dreamit Electronics Ltd has identified a new machine that it is considering for purchase at the start of
The cost the machine
is R
The machine is expected to have a useful life of five years. No scrap value is anticipated. The annual profits
that are expected to be generated from the machine are as follows:
Year
R
; Year
R
; Year
R
; Year
R
; Year
R
The cost of capital is
Depreciation is estimated at R
per year.
QUESTIONS
Prepare the Pro Forma Statement of Financial Position as at
December
Ignore the investment opportunity for
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