Final Exam Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
Q

Net working capital (need)

A

needed to pay the bills

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2
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Net working capital (formula)

A

Current Assets – Current Liabilities

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3
Q

Current Liabilities paid within

A

one year

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4
Q

Current assets will be

A

Converted to cash within a year

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5
Q

Net working assets + fixed assets =

A

Long-term debt + Equity

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6
Q

Net working capital (alt formula) =

A

Cash + Other Current Assets – Current Liabilities

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7
Q

Days on hand aka

A

Inventory period

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8
Q

Operating cycle

A

Start at purchase of inventory, end when cash collected from customer

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9
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Days in inventory

A

Start at purchase of inventory and sale of that inventory

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10
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Days sales outstanding

A

Start at sale of inventory and end at collection of cash

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11
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Days payments outstanding

A

Start at purchase of inventory, end at payment to supplier

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12
Q

Cash conversion cycle

A

Start at payment to supplier and end at cash collection from customer

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13
Q

Inflate everything but

A

Depreciation

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14
Q

Want profitability index greater than

A

one

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15
Q

Why buy back shares?

A

Firm feels stock undervalued

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16
Q

Profitability index =

A

PV of cash inflows / Cash of outflows

17
Q

NPV

A

Excess value above the return for shareholders

18
Q

Dividend Payout Pros

A
  • When dividend announced, see an increase in share price
  • Means earnings are sustainable
  • Repurchase of shares positive, firm believes share undervalued
19
Q

Dividend / Share Cons

A

• Issue of shares means overvalued
Double taxation (corporate + capital gains)
Bad PR on low or no dividend
Could be better spent on investments

20
Q

Income statement

A
  • Revenue
  • Operating Cost
  • Operating Profits
  • Depreciation
  • EBIT
  • Taxes
  • Net Income
  • Put back in depreciation
  • Then change in WC
  • Then capital spend