eBook Problem 9-19 Joseph Berio is a loan officer with the First Bank of Tennessee. Red Brick,
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Problem 9-19
Joseph Berio is a loan officer with the First Bank of Tennessee. Red Brick, Inc., a major producer of masonry products, has applied for a short-term loan. Red Brick supplies building material throughout the southern states, with brick plants located in Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, and Indiana.
The firm's income statement and balance sheet are given below. The third table presents both a ratio analysis of Red Brick's previous year's financial statements and the industry averages of the ratios.
Red Brick Income Statement(for the period ending December 12/31/20X1)Sales$199,000,000Cost of goods sold101,000,000Administrative expenses21,000,000Operating income$77,000,000Interest expense14,000,000Taxes500,000Net income$62,500,000Red Brick Balance Sheet as of 12/31/20X2AssetsLiabilities and Stockholders' EquityCash$800,000Accounts payable$43,000,000Accounts receivable32,000,000*Notes payable15,000,000Inventory83,000,000Long-term debt53,000,000Plant and equipment131,000,000Stockholders' equity135,800,000$246,800,000$246,800,000*70% of sales are on credit. Previous year's inventory was $66,100,000.Company's RatiosIndustry(Previous Year)AverageCurrent ratio1.9:12.3:1Quick ratio0.5:10.8:1Inventory turnover4.1x4.7xAverage collection period52 days52 daysDebt ratio (debt/total assets)31%47%Times-interest-earned5.53.8Return on equity54.9%14.0%Return on assets28.9%10.1%Operating profit margin29.8%15.1%Net profit margin24.2%8.9%To help decide whether to grant the loan, compute the following ratios and compare the results with the company's previous year ratios and industry averages. Assume there are 365 days in a year. Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answers to two decimal places.
Current ratio oftimes is-Select-
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Item 3
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Quick ratio oftimes is-Select-
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Item 5
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Item 6
the ratio in the previous year.
Inventory turnover ratio ofis-Select-
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Item 8
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Item 9
the ratio in the previous year.
Average collection period ofdays is-Select-
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Item 11
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Item 12
the ratio in the previous year.
Debt ratio of% is-Select-
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Item 14
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Item 15
the ratio in the previous year.
Times-interest-earned ratio ofis-Select-
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Item 17
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Item 18
the ratio in the previous year.
Return on equity ratio of% is-Select-
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Item 20
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Item 21
the ratio in the previous year.
Return on assets ratio of% is-Select-
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Item 23
the industry average and-Select-
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Item 24
the ratio in the previous year.
Operating profit margin ratio of% is-Select-
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Item 26
the industry average and-Select-
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Item 27
the ratio in the previous year.
Net profit margin ratio of% is-Select-
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Item 29
the industry average and-Select-
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Item 30
the ratio in the previous year.