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Microsoft Word - Project_Instruction Summer2_2020
ACCT 5315 W01 Project

Summer 2 (mini term) 2020, due midnight, August 7th, 2020 (Friday)

Administrative instructions:

1. This individual project consists of two parts. Please review the summary of financial ratio file posted
in this section and assigned readings and practice problems in Modules 1, 2, 4, 5, and 9 before
working on this project. The expected time to complete this project is eight hours.

2. Content and values:

Part 1: Financial reporting in the automotive industry XXXXXXXXXX80 points
(1) Common-size analysis (i.e., vertical analysis; not necessary to show calculations)
(2) Liquidity ratios (show equations and calculations underneath the table)
(3) Solvency ratios (show equations and calculations underneath the table)
(4) DuPont Model (show equations and calculations underneath the table)

Part 2: Ethics case (memo) XXXXXXXXXX20 points
XXXXXXXXXXTotal: XXXXXXXXXXpoints

3. Your answers will be graded on accuracy. Percentage values should be rounded to two decimal places,
for example, 3.50%. Values should be rounded to two decimal places as well, for example, 1.25.

4. A single electronic pdf copy of solutions for this project is due midnight, August 7th, 2020 (Friday).

Part 1: Automotive industry:
1) No more than four pages;
2) Delete the financial statements (i.e., Sheet 1) in the part 1 excel file.

Part 2: Ethics memo:
1) No more than one page.

Note: Convert all of your answer to a single pdf file and then name it as Last name_First name.

5. Submission
XXXXXXXXXXUpload your pdf file in the Project section on Blackboard.
XXXXXXXXXXBefore submission, make sure to check whether your pdf file converted properly. Incomplete
files might result in a failing grade. If you do not know how to covert excel files to pdf files,
please follow the instruction file about the process or contact Ms. Dar or Ms. Calderon for
suggestions.

Sheet 1 Financial Statements
    Name:     Student ID:
    Summary income statements and balance sheets are presented for Ford and General Motors for fiscal year 2001 (In millions). For additional information, their Web sites (and ticker symbols) are www.ford.com (F) and www.gm.com (GM). Note that these numbers are for over all operations, not just automotive. Note: These financial statements are partial statements.
    Income Statement (in millions)
        Ford    Ford    GM    GM
    Fiscal Year    12/31/01    12/31/00    12/31/01    12/31/00
    Revenue    $162,412    $170,064    $177,260    $184,632
    COGS    125,706    140,499    130,942    145,664
    Gross Profit    36,706    29,565    46,318    38,968
    SG & A    13,602    11,847    23,302    22,252
    Interest Expense    10,848    10,902    8,590    9,552
    Tax Expense    (2,151)    2,705    768    2,393
    Net Income    (5,453)    3,467    601    4,452
    Balance Sheet (in millions)
        Ford    Ford    GM    GM
    Fiscal Year     12/31/01    12/31/00    12/31/01    12/31/00
    Cash & Marketable Securities    $7,218    $4,851    $18,555    $10,284
    Receivables, Trade (Net)    3,152    6,272    141,394    135,002
    Inventories    6,191    7,514    10,034    10,945
    Total Cu
ent Assets    36,260    39,310    193,843    208,920
    Total Fixed Assets    33,121    37,508    34,908    33,977
    Total Assets    276,543    284,421    323,969    303,100
    Total Cu
ent Liabilities     44,546    43,327    64,246    63,156
    Total Liabilities    268,757    265,811    304,262    272,925
    Total Stockholders' Equity    7,786    18,610    19,707    30,175
    Cash Flow Statement (in millions)
        Ford    Ford    GM    GM
    Fiscal Year    12/31/01    12/31/00    12/31/01    12/31/00
    Cash Flow from Operations    $22,764    $33,764    $9,166    $10,871
    Cash Flow from Investing    (17,169)    (9,867)    (23,171)    11,313
    Cash Flow from Financing     (2,976)    (8,521)    22,372    (890)
(1) Common Size Analysis
    Name:     Student ID:
     (1) Common-size analysis - Given the information in Sheet 1 :a) Complete the following tables using common-size analysis; b) Summarize the highlights from common-size analysis for these companies and indicate possible red flags following the tables.
    Income Statement - Common Size
        Ford    Ford    GM    GM
    Fiscal Year    12/31/01    12/31/00    12/31/01    12/31/00
    Revenue    100%    100%    100%    100%
    COGS
    Gross Profit
    SG&A
    Net Income
    Balance Sheet - Common Size
        Ford    Ford    GM    GM
    Fiscal Year    12/31/01    12/31/00    12/31/01    12/31/00
    Cash & Marketable Securities
    Receivables, Trade (Net)
    Inventories
    Total Cu
ent Assets
    Fixed Assets, net
    Total Assets    100%    100%    100%    100%
    Total Cu
ent Liabilities
    Total Liabilities
    Total Equity
(2) Liquidity
    Name:        Student ID:
    (2) Given the information in Sheet 1, Calculate the liquidity ratios for Ford and GM. Show calulations following the table.
        Ford    GM
    Year    2001    2001
    Cu
ent
    Quick
(3) Solvency
    Name:     Student ID:
    (3) Given the information in Sheet 1, a) Calculate the solvency ratios. Show Calculations following the table. b) Do you have any concerns about their abilities to meet their debt obligations?
        Ford    GM
    Year    2001    2001
    Liabilities to Equity
    Interest Coverage (Times Interest Earned)
(4) DuPont Model
    Name:     Student ID:
    (4) Given the information in Sheet 1, calculate the DuPont Model. Show calculations following the table.
    DuPont Model
        Ford    GM
    Year    2001    2001
    Profit Margin (PM)
    Asset Turnover (AT)
    Return on Assets (ROA)
    Financial Leverage (FL)
    Return on Equity (ROE)
Answered Same Day Jul 29, 2021

Solution

Sumit answered on Jul 31 2021
154 Votes
Highlights from Common-Size Analysis:
1. Loss of Ford in the year 2001 is a big Red Flag.
2. Significant reduction in Net Income of Ford is a big Red Flag.
3. Significant increase in cash and marketable securities for both the companies in 2001 is a big Red Flag.
4. In case of GM Motors, Sales...
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