Klingon corporation had the following operating results for 2014: Total assets = $20,000; Fixed assets = $12,000; NWC = $3,000; Long-term debt = $5,000; Number of shares outstanding = 1,000; Share price = $70; Net sales of $100,000. What is the market value and book value of equity? What is market-to-book ratio (M/B)?
Total assets = $20000
Fixed assets or Non-current assets = $12000
Current assets = $20000-$12000 = $8000
NWC = current assets - current liabilities
$3000=$8000 - current liabilities
current liabilities= $5000
Long term debt or Non current liability= $5000
Total liabilities = Current + Non current liability = $5000+$5000 = $10000
The market value of equity = Number of shares outstanding * share price = 1000*70 = $70000
The book value of equity = Total assets - Total liabilities = $20000 - $10000 = $10000
Market to Book ratio = 70000/10000 = 7/1
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