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F. Corp J. Corp J. Corp Book Value Book Value Fair Value Cash & receivables $...

F. Corp

J. Corp

J. Corp

Book Value

Book Value

Fair Value

Cash & receivables

$ 11,000

$       300

$       250

Inventory

$ 12,500

$    1,700

$    3,450

PP&E (net)

$ 28,000

$    2,500

$    4,100

$ 51,500

$    4,500

$    7,800

Current Payables

$    7,500

$       550

$       600

Long Term Debt

$ 14,000

$    2,000

$    1,700

$ 21,500

$    2,550

$    2,300

Net Assets

$ 30,000

$    1,950

$    5,500

Equity:

Capital Stock at Par ($1)

$    6,000

$       400

Addt'l Paid In Capital

$    5,000

$       700

Retained Earnings

$ 19,000

$       850

Total Equity

$ 30,000

$    1,950

Suppose that F. Corp acquires 20% of the outstanding shares of J. Corp with cash of $2mm. J. Corp earns $100,000 each year in Net Income and its payout ratio is 15%. What will be the value on F. Corp’s balance sheet of this investment at the end of Year 3?

A.

$2,106

B.

$2,267

C.

$2,451

D.

$2,064

E.

$2,051

Homework Answers

Answer #1

Year 1 = investment +(net income-dividend)* share

=$2,000,000+ ($100,000-$15,000 payout )*20%

=$2,017,000

(payout = ($100,000*15%)=$15,000)

Year 2= Investment at the end of year 1 + (Net income-dividend)*20%

=$2,017,000+ $ ($100,000-$15,000 payout )*20%

=$2,034,000

Year 3 = Investment at the end of year 2 + (Net income-dividend)*20%

$2,034,000+$17,000

=$2,051,000

Thus, the value on F. Corp’s balance sheet of this investment at the end of Year 3 is $2,051

Answer E

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